Favorite album closing tracks

[Blackened Soul]

Eagle Twin - 10,000 Birds of Black Hot Fire
Melvins - Charmicarmicat
Pink Floyd - Bike
Type O- - Day Tripper
John Entwistle - I Believe In Everything
Coldworld - Escape
iamamiwhoami - Clump
Ministy - Abortive
MLWTTKK - Confessions of a knife
Portal - Oblotten
Brian Eno - 2/2
Devo - Deep sleep

[the raytownian]

Depending on the pressing...
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Makes me want to drink Robitussins and get sweaty alone in my room... <:'3

[DarkAxel]

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just a couple random ones that came to my mind immediately

[psychic vampire.]

Someone already mentioned Eno's 2/2, so

Neurosis - Stones From The Sky
NIN - Hurt

are what immediately leaps to mind. Also Crass and grindcore shout-outs.

[Ugly Nora]

Minutemen - Little Man with a Gun in His Hand.

[odontophobia]

neonblack be with me on this one.
the shame by the blood brothers

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going to jump on board and agree with apparition by loma prieta

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[psychic vampire.]

Back in the day I thought the shame was an excellent closing track. Have not listened in ages.

Forgot Cancer by Iron Lung at the end of Sexless//No Sex. Excellent closer.

[Faldoe]

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[DarkAxel]

^^ nice!

[rustywire]

the first one that came to mind was "Good Morning, Captain" by Slint (from 'Spiderland')

"It Aint Hard To Tell" Nas - Illmatic
"War Pigs" Faith No More - The Real Thing
"Bold As Love" The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love
"A Link In The Chain" Polvo - In Prism
"Where Did You Sleep Last Night" Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in NY
"F.O.D." Green Day - Dookie
"Granny 9x" Seam - Headsparks
"Everything You Do Is A Balloon" Boards of Canada - HI SCORES
"Crescent" Bitch Magnet - Ben Hur
"Exhausted" Foo Fighters
"Kookies" MF DOOM - Mm Food
"MARCHROMT30A edit 2b" Aphex Twin - Syro
"Bury The Hammer" Beat Happening - You Turn Me On
"Angel Duster" Run The Jewels 2
"Wool" Earl Sweatshirt f Vince Staples - I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside
"Scenario" A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
"White Rum" Sly & The Revolutionaries w/Jah Thomas - Black Ash Dub
"A Day In The Life" The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's...
"The End" The Doors

[odontophobia]

Back in the day I thought the shame was an excellent closing track. Have not listened in ages.

Forgot Cancer by Iron Lung at the end of Sexless//No Sex. Excellent closer.

I revisited a lot of the Blood Brothers output in the past few months. Still always impressed by the final riffs in the Shame.

Also that Iron Lung album is awesome.

[psychic vampire.]

"White Rum" Sly & The Revolutionaries w/Jah Thomas - Black Ash Dub

I would not have thought in a million years to name this song, but it is literally my favorite song of any thing to come out of the dub/reggae/ska/dancehall family tree. I bought Black Ash Dub after hearing a song on the Trojan Dub Boxset when I was like 15 and it blew me away.


My room mate plays Blood Brothers around the house a bunch so it is my first time hearing them since I stopped listening when Young Machetes came out, but a few tracks still really hold up well. I wish Meet meAt The Waterfront After The Social still held up as anything more than a Sleepaway Camp reference.

[GardenoftheDead]

The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut by Coheed & Cambria

[rustywire]

"White Rum" Sly & The Revolutionaries w/Jah Thomas - Black Ash Dub

I would not have thought in a million years to name this song, but it is literally my favorite song of any thing to come out of the dub/reggae/ska/dancehall family tree. I bought Black Ash Dub after hearing a song on the Trojan Dub Boxset when I was like 15 and it blew me away.


My room mate plays Blood Brothers around the house a bunch so it is my first time hearing them since I stopped listening when Young Machetes came out, but a few tracks still really hold up well. I wish Meet meAt The Waterfront After The Social still held up as anything more than a Sleepaway Camp reference.

Haha it's probably my singular favorite as well. So catchy, such swing. It was my first dubplate; I got that Trojan reissue like 10 years ago on the recommendation of a record store dude I tried my damnedest to keep in business ~ca 2003-2006. Which reminds me, I have his Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady.

"Something's Gone Wrong Again" The Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady

I wound up buying multiple Trojan, Greensleeves & Jamaican Recordings rekkids from that fella. A bunch of tapes too.
But the bassline & lead melody of White Rum

[psychic vampire.]

Seriously, that album changed how I play/listen to/enjoy bass forever.