CcMartney - McCartney Teatles - Revolver, Sgt. Pepper Leppelin - Led Zeppelin Dowie: David Bowie, Hunky Dory, Diamond Dogs, Low Jennon/Yno - Sometime In N.Y.C. Ployd - All of them before DSOTM. Every single one. Sigur Ros - Von, Agaetis Byrjun Gimon And Sarfunkel - PSRAT Beached Buoys - Today!, Pet Sounds, Smiley Smile, Friends, 20/20, Sunflower Door - First four LPs + Other Voices Rtones - Their Satanic Request, Jamming UV - And Nico, WL/WH The What - My Generation Hunky Dory; The Bewlay Brothers (Near the end):
Good morning, WORM YOUR HONOR! The crown will plainly show THE PRISONER who now stands before you Was caught red-handed... showing FEELINGS! Showing FEELINGS Of an almost human nature... This will not do. Call the schoolmaster! This is great.
Stone Temple Pilots - "My Second Album" from Purple. Although it's technically a hidden track (even though they state 12 tracks on an album that lists only 11), it's still a "crazy", comedic closer. It was a track sung by Richard Peterson in the style of Johnny Mathis from HIS second album in 1985!!! Richard Peterson - The Second Album (1985, Vinyl) | Discogs THE SECOND ALBUM | STONE TEMPLE PILOTS LEGACY - Stone Temple Pilots, Scott Weiland, STP, Velvet Revolver, Army of Anyone, Wildabouts (stplegacy.com)
I just thought of this one this morning - the original hit album ends with the instrumental "Sailor's Hornpipe" (aka the Popeye theme song). For such a magical, varied and brilliant album - to take the piss out of it at the end works brilliantly. Great choice.
Closing an album whose showcase track features an AI, world destruction and advanced musical structure and synth tech….
Actually Smiley ends with one of the more “normal” sounding songs, the chant “Whistle In”, strangely enough, so it might not actually qualify for this thread
There's also 'Disgustipated', the secret final track of Tool's 'Undertow' album. It features the members attacking a poor, defenceless upright piano with sledgehammers. What a bunch of tools!
