Songs with the best outro you have ever heard?

Hey Jude - 1 minute of song and 6 minutes 11 seconds of outro

 

I have the first 4 albums on 45 rpm, but I had bought So so many times I skipped it. Do you get the same sound from the hi-res files as from the L.P.?

 

Boston’s Hitch A Ride outro is magnificent and beautiful.

 

I haven't heard the hi-res version of So.

 

The recent issues came with FLAC and WAV downloads, I thought you might have that edition.

 

Taking the singing up a key, cascading guitars and a cathartic release from the bottled up tension of the first parts of the song

 

I don't recall whether hi-res downloads came with the 45RPM vinyl. If so, I didn't download them. Now I'll have to check.

 

What makes the fade out of Loudmouth so great is that it's the only fade out on the entire first Ramones record. I love it, it's perfect!

 

Slit Skirts
After The Ordeal
Surf's Up
Shangri-La - both ELO and Kinks


Baba O'Riley
Out of The Blue
Caesars Palace Blues

There with a violin blowout!

Two Petes and two Eddies.

 

Probably been mentioned, but

Opeth - Deliverance.

 

What do you want from guitar playing exactly? people to not play their guitar?

"So err guys, we're just playing 3 notes and two chords today lest we get accused of being masturbatory. Oh, and definitely no slides or bends."

 

I love this outro..
Moody blues, Going Nowhere.
Patrick Moraz does a fine job.

 

The Frost: Black as Night. Dick Wagner's band pre Lou Reed/Alice Cooper. He was very good at creating these multi-layered tracks, "Only Women Bleed" being the most famous example. But he did this quite often:

 

The Beach Boys - "All this is that"

 

serve the song. make the material the best that it can be. sometimes less is more.

 

But sometimes more is more too. If all songs were "less" as you say, that would be equally boring wouldn't it? Surely it's good to have a variety of styles out there in the world - and notes are there to be played.

 

The Ace of Spades. Der-der-derr Der-der-derrh!

 

Grieg -In the hall of the mountain king:

 

Good one, I love when the music fades at the very end and Carl keeps singing by himself. Such a gorgeous song

 

And "Day in the Life of a Tree" as well, when their voices all swell up and start harmonizing at the end is one of the best parts of the "Surfs Up" album

 

Excellent choice, the classic Bacharach "change of tempo" outro. Prob my favorite part of the song

 

Magical mystery tour
Lovley Rita
I've got a feeling

 

I like the beginning and the middle part too!
Almost a minute and a half outro
Sounds simple but there's just a cool timing to everything

 

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