"Crazy" album closers

Thank God for the Wilson brothers or we might have ended up with a TM concept album from Mike and Al...

The Maharishi Loves You...India...Lotusflower...

 

Fleetwood Mac - Thoughts on a Grey Day

 

And liner notes filled with Mike's wild stories about hanging out with the Beatles in Rishikesh.

 

Just to get back on topic, "Happy Trails" from Quicksilver Messenger Service's Happy Trails.

 

Good one creepy ending to a great album ...very dark.

 

Some threads are bigger than others
Some threads are bigger than others
Some threads are bigger than others
Some threads' mothers are bigger than other threads' mothers

 

My Mummy's Dead - John Lennon plastic ono band.

 

Yeah but Still better than "Cassius" Love vs. "Sonny" Wilson"!!?

 

No no no it's supposed to be "crazy album closers" not crazy thread closers. I'm joking

I agree with Lennon Revolution 9 should have been the single.

 

Compared to most everything that came before, Tomorrow Never Knows ending Revolver was kind of 'crazy' in it's own way.

 

Best song on the album it's Andy Summers friend Fripp-King Crimson discipline impression. It's supposed to be a joke.

 

Ooops!

 

The End / The Doors.

 

Galactic Cowboys - Let it Go

The last song is called "The Record Ends" and it starts normal enough, but dissolves into madness. Most of which was created by Wally Farkas under the influence of mind altering chemicals...

 

How about Gordon by the Barenaked Ladies? It literally ends with a track called "Crazy".


Dan

 

"I'm Gonna Buy Me a Dog" off The Monkees debut album.

Hard to believe Boyce/Hart and King/Goffin didn't have anything better laying around.

 

Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band 11 Mustachioed Daughters (from Urban Spaceman, 1968)

 

"Texas Rose Cafe" from Little Feat's Sailin' Shoes

 

Zappa - A Little Green Rosetta, from Joe's Garage.

 

Sailor's Hornpipe (Viv Stanshall version)
Supposedly in the original version of Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield. First released on the Boxed set

 

Teddy bears picnic
Nitty gritty dirt band
Ricochet lp

 

But it's not the closer. That's Outside The Wall.

 

Tommy James and the Shondells - Cellophane Symphony last track:
On behalf of the entire staff and management

 

XTC's Black Sea with Travels in Nihilon. A grim industrial cut which dispenses with all the cheeky satire that had defined the album up to that point and drives home the underlying theme with zero equivocation.

 

Just imagine if it had been a hit and Top Of The Pops would have been forced to have them on for the lip-sync version...