Post your 3 favorite Outros of all time

Host by Muse, 3:35 onwards. It's the best part of the song by far.

 

Kiss And Make Up (All Bets Are Off) by Funeral For A Friend.

The acoustic and vocal only ending comes in at 3:06, after heavy false ending with feedback. Even though it's pretty emo on its own, I really like it as a coda to the heaviness of the breakdown and the punkiness of the song in general.

 

Outkast - B.O.B.

The bit that begins at 3:51 with repetitions of 'power music, electric revival' is really cool.

 

^^ Love it Love it Love it!

 

Pretty enough to make you cry...

 

Elvis Costello "Party Girl" - great lift of the Abbey Road riff

Steely Dan "Black Cow"

 

We Five- You're Were On My Mind'
Bobby Fuller- I Fought The Law
America-Sister Golden Hair

 

Ozzy Osbourne – Tonight
Ozzy Osbourne – Mr. Crowley
LILLIAN AXE – Ghost of Winter

 

I don't want it to stop...

 

Triumphant!

 

The fun starts at 3:18

 

Wurm, the perfect ending 5:37

 

Bob Dylan - Changing of the Guards
Lou Reed - Perfect Day
Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Pt. IX

 

Time Waits for No One - The Rolling Stones
Little Dolls - Ozzy Osbourne
I'm In Love With My Car - Queen

 

Danny Gatton - Slidin' Home
Dire Straits - Goin' Home (live version from Alchemy)
Aerosmith - Mama Kin or Seasons of Wither (tie)

 

Here's one:
"Traveling Prayer" - Billy Joel (listen at 3:30)

 

I couldn't pick just three:

The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Led Zeppelin - Carouselambra
Led Zeppelin - In the Light
The Beach Boys - In the Back of My Mind (stereo version)
Pink Floyd - Paintbox (mono version)

 

Heartbreak Beat - The Psychedelic Furs
Such A Shame - Talk Talk
It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City - Bruce Springsteen

 

I may have overlooked a few,
Strawberry Alarm Clock: Incense and Peppermints
Santana: Black magic Woman
The First Edition: Just Dropped In

 

Iron Butterfly, Flowers and Beads:

 

Zep - In the Light:

The "Ooooh yaheeyah!", the ascending intertwined guitar licks, and Bonzo's off-time fills.

 

'Spread Your Wings' by Queen; the final minute or so IS the sound of Queen

'Books Are Burning' by XTC; sublime

'Dear Prudence' by The Beatles; beyond sublime, with Macca's best drumming EVER

Sadly no room for Floyd's 'Comfortably Numb' either studio or from 'The Wall Live'

 

From 5:25

 

AC/DC - Gone Shootin'

Their genius was their simplicity. Angus is Angus but, Malcolm has the magic touch and rhythm.

 

"Glamour Profession" is just such a neat - sleazy - song. The sound of the thing is something else.