Which is the best closing track to an album/CD

Dan Onymous wrote:

Pre-adolescents? Says the guy whose name is "u r wrong." Thanks for the laugh.

i don't get it

Skuja wrote:

"Somewhere Over the Rainbow" from Eric Clapton's live at the Forum.

Nice! Very nice!!!

u r wrong wrote:

i kinda like running wrote:

Pre-adolescents? I'm almost 30 years old....

I am SO embarassed for you!

(By the way, you must not have read the part of my post where I said not all of your choices were bad.)

You forgot to "unclick" your "Skuja" email box, u r wrong! :) How's the weather in Ontario today?

The last resort- Eagles "Hotel California"

When you said "not all bad" I assumed you meant "those musicans suck for the most part, but they aren't completely terrible". At any rate, you're kind of a jerk.

Moving on.......we've thrown in our votes for some of the best closing tracks. How about the best album openers?? I really like the following:

Where the Streets Have No Names - Joshua Tree (U2)

A Sort of Homecoming - The Unforgettable Fire (U2)

The Queen is Dead - The Queen is Dead (The Smiths)

Table for Glasses - Clarity (Jimmy Eat World)

Somewhat Damaged - The Fragile (NIN)

Round Here - August and Everthing After (Counting Crows)

Right in Time - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road (Lucinda Williams)

Skuj wrote:

You forgot to "unclick" your "Skuja" email box, u r wrong! :) How's the weather in Ontario today?

dude, you realize your talking to yourself, don't you? why don't you just stick to one name and maybe you wouldn't get so confused.

I had a rough night and I hate the f***in Eagles man.

i kinda like running wrote:

Somewhat Damaged - The Fragile (NIN)

Not as good as "Mr. Self-Destruct", in my opinion.

I second "The Queen is Dead"

Jeff Buckley "Mojo Pin" off of Grace; great, easy, heartfelt entry into an incredibly powerful album by the man.

My favorite is "Scientist Studies" from Death Cab for Cutie's album We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes

Good call on "Mojo Pin". I missed that one, even though Grace is one of my all time favorites.

i kinda like running wrote:

When you said "not all bad" I assumed you meant "those musicans suck for the most part, but they aren't completely terrible". At any rate, you're kind of a jerk.

Moving on.......we've thrown in our votes for some of the best closing tracks. How about the best album openers?? I really like the following:

Two things:

1) I think we would all appreciate it if you would refrain from the insults.

2) Please don't hijack this thread. If you want a discussion about openers, please start another thread.

Thanks.

Huh? wrote:

Skuj wrote:

You forgot to "unclick" your "Skuja" email box, u r wrong! :) How's the weather in Ontario today?

dude, you realize your talking to yourself, don't you? why don't you just stick to one name and maybe you wouldn't get so confused.

Weak! :)

Also, I love Twist And Shout closing the Beatles first LP.

Cheers.

Darren Skuja

Only posting as Skuj

and in the end wrote:

i kinda like running wrote:

When you said "not all bad" I assumed you meant "those musicans suck for the most part, but they aren't completely terrible". At any rate, you're kind of a jerk.

Moving on.......we've thrown in our votes for some of the best closing tracks. How about the best album openers?? I really like the following:

Two things:

1) I think we would all appreciate it if you would refrain from the insults.

2) Please don't hijack this thread. If you want a discussion about openers, please start another thread.

Thanks.

Sorry.

you hijacked my name and again forgot to unclick the email box.

But I suppose it is time for me to leave this thread. I think I will start a new thread on openers. And you are being a jerk btw. I'm not taking that one back. Later.

i kinda like running wrote:

you hijacked my name and again forgot to unclick the email box.

Unfortunately Skuj has a history of stealing names. You're in good company.

Ladies,

The word "BEST" implies a single selection. Make one choice only.

Thank you.

ESL

All the Way on Richard Hell and the Voidoids Blank Generation

European Son on The Velvet Undergound and Nico

Jet Boy on the New York Dolls New York Dolls

Coachee wrote:

When the Levee Breaks opens side two of the vinyl .... read the title of the thread, Einstein.

Wikipedia wrote:

"When the Levee Breaks" is a blues song written and first recorded by husband and wife Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie in 1929. The song is in reaction to the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.

It was famously re-worked by English rock group Led Zeppelin as the last song on their fourth album, released in 1971. The lyrics in Led Zeppelin's version were based on the original recording.

OK, I can't believe you all missed Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like We Do" on Frampton Come's Alive. As the last cords melt away and the buzz from a couple quarts of Old Milwaukie kick's in.......off Dorm Stormin'. OK this was in 1970's but a great finishing song on a great album/CD.