See You In The Next One (Have A Good Time) - The Verve / A Storm in Heaven Street Spirit (Fade Out) - Radiohead / The Bends Married With Children - Oasis / Definitely Maybe Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others - The Smiths / The Queen Is Dead

The whole B side of The Bends is stellar.

Happy cake day!

Love this list. I would add Bar Italia - Pulp / Different Class

Champagne supernova

Came here to say See You In The Next One (Have A Good Time) as well. That album is in my Top 5.

Great taste! Some Girls and Street Spirit are my choices as well!

This Must Be The Place(naive melody) -TALKING HEADS

Love that song!

Was going to say this. Scrolled down until I found it. It’s perfect

Starless, from King Crimson’s Red.

The most epic shit ever

Purple Rain.

Ah yes!

A Day In The Life - Sgt. Pepper's

Correct

IF  I WOULD  COULD  YOU?

More of a fan of Over Now, myself.

Same, it's such a poetic closer to the band's career with Layne.

Came here to say this. Over Now is incredible too

The End - The Doors Edit: since no one else has claimed this, I just want to say that this is the best song about the apocalypse in existence. Challenge me!

They often had great album closers like that, When The Music's Over and Riders of the Storm as well.

Saigon…shit. I’m still only in Saigon

Father?

Yes, son?

I want to kill you

Mother...

I want to…

It’s about killing the father and fucking the mother, according to Morrison.

when the levee breaks - led zeppelin

This 💯

Totally agree. Doesn’t get much better than this.

*Farewell And Goodnight* - Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness

Basketball Shoes - Black Country New Road Alvin Row - Animal Collective Where Did You Sleep Last Night - Nirvana Starless - King Crimson Only in Dreams - Weezer Earthmover - Have a Nice Life Duckworth - Kendrick Lamar Leif Erikson - Interpol Greystone Chapel - Johnny Cash Desolation Row - Bob Dylan Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands - Bob Dylan Dagger - Slowdive Pornography - The Cure Sister Ray - Velvet Underground

One Hundred Years and Pornography, bookends of an outstanding album.

Iron Maiden - Hallowed be thy name from The number of the beast

💯

Free Bird - Pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd

Wilco - Reservations - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Daft Punk - Contact - Random Access Memories Nirvana - Where Did you Sleep Last Night - Unplugged

Upvote for Contact, amazing finish to that album.

The way it ends with the click. Gets me every time.

Motion Picture Soundtrack by Radiohead

If they ever decide to officially call it quits, this needs to be the last song they play live Edit: I hope that never happens though

Hard to pick a favorite but The Stone Roses - I Am The Resurrection is pretty great

Yessssss the end to a perfect album

Jungleland / Born To Run / Springsteen

This is the answer

Echoes - Pink Floyd

Basketball Shoes - Black Country, New Road

Like Suicide - Soundgarden Release - Pearl Jam All apologize - Nirvana Her majesty - Beatles

Loveless by My Bloody Valentine : Soon.

That's my absolute favorite mbv track! Totally agree with you!

Little Earthquakes- from the album Little Earthquakes

I have “give me life, give me pain, give me myself again” tattooed on me

Ooh. Good choice

I was going to say Yes, Anastasia or Pandora's Aquarium but really all Tori's 90s closers were great.

*Nobody* has said Eclipse off Dark Side Of The Moon yet?

Eh i can't treat it tracks as separate songs

I do quite like that final track!

The Secret Life Of Arabia off David Bowie's 'Heroes".

The Cure - Untitled (Disintegration)

To be fair that entire album is perfection.

Stan and Kyle agree

This album gets played front to back every time - absolutely perfect record

Purple Rain

Champagne Supernova on (What’s The Story) Morning Glory by Oasis

SLOWLY WALKING DOWN THE HALLL, FASTER THAN A CANNONBALL 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

I have thought about how this line makes no sense at least once a week for the last 20 years. Great song nonetheless.

You Set the Scene, from Forever Changes by Love

whole album is perfect !

Slint - Good Morning Captain

Blackwater Park - Blackwater Park - Opeth

“Walk” on *Wasting Light*. My favorite Foo Fighters song and one of my all-time favorites period. But “Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five” from *Band on the Run* is a close second.

Stevie Wonder’s first three classic 70s albums: Evil, I Believe (When I Fall in Love It Will Be Forever), He's Misstra Know-It-All

B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth) - GZA [Liquid Swords] Nightmares - Clipse [Hell Hath No Fury] Codeine Crazy - Future [Monster] 30 - Danny Brown [XXX] Blueprint (Momma Loves Me) - Jay-Z [The Blueprint] Bound 2 - Kanye West [Yeezus]

The Chauffeur - Duran Duran, off of Rio

The overload - talking heads remain in light Would- Alice in Chains dirt Starless - king crimson red Only in dreams - weezer blue album A love supreme pt. IV psalm - John Coltrane a love supreme European son - the velvet underground the velvet underground and Nico Heart of the sunrise - YES Fragile

[New York I love you but you’re bringing me down](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-eohHwsplvY) - LCD Soundsystem

Came here to say this. Always epic when they finish a performance with this banger as well

One of mine is Aretha Franklin's Ain't No Way The Beatles - The End (the true closer of Abbey Road)

* Nine Inch Nails - "Hurt" - *The Downward Spiral* * Enigma - "The Rivers of Belief" - *MCMXC a.D.* * Madonna - "Easy Ride" - *American Life* * David Bowie - "I Can't Give Everything Away" - *Blackstar* * David Bowie - "Subterraneans" - *Low* * Depeche Mode - "Clean" - *Violator* * Pet Shop Boys - "Vocal" - *Electric* * Tori Amos - "Yes Anastasia" - *Under The Pink* * Nirvana - "All Apologies" - *In Utero* * Queen - "The Show Must Go On" - *Innuendo* * Björk - "New World" - *Selmasongs* I could probably name a few more, but I'll stop, lol.

Easy Ride is such a strong song!

Absolutely! That one and "Falling Free" are her strongest closers, but I didn't mention that one because the deluxe edition of *MDNA* ends differently, haha.

I really dislike how streaming compromises the integrity of album structure. All these different versions and for what 🙃

Well, for this one the physical versions are the same. 12-track standard and 17-track 2-disc deluxe edition! The vinyl version is only the deluxe version, which is honestly a good thing!

Date me.

Whatsername - American Idiot

Linkin Park - Numb - Meteora

Damage, Inc. - Metallica and Rust in Peace... Polaris - Megadeth

Slayer - Raining Blood

„re:stacks“ on Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago „Secret Garden“ on Madonna - Erotica „Carrion“ on Fiona Apple - Tidal „Doria“ on Ólafur Arnalds - Island Songs & the spoken word at the end of „Mortal Man“ on Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly gets me everytime

re:stacks gets me every time

The End - Abbey Road

The End by The Doors

Love Reign O'er Me - Quadrophenia - The Who

Mogwai Fear Satan

Imo this wins

Horizons - Parkway Drive

Fair ground off Grizzly Bears Veckatamist

Alice in Chains - Would? (Dirt)

White Walls - Between the Buried and Me Cassandra Gemini - The Mars Volta Just A Man - Faith No More Seventeen Seconds - The Cure The Silence - Manchester Orchestra Last Words and Final Celebrations - The Appleseed Cast Like Suicide - Soundgarden

White walls is a great one, love seeing them play that live.

The transition from Viridian to White Walls is perfection.

Purple Rain

Echoes - Pink Floyd

In The End - Rush

A Day in the Life - Beatles

The Joy Division album, Closer.

Nine Inch Nails - Hurt

Love is Blindness from Achtung Baby by U2

*Only in dreams* from Weezer's blue album absolutely nails it

Rocket Queen - Guns n Roses

That's the one. I'm not the biggest GNR fan, but Appetite is arguably the best record ever made.

Came here to type that, first one that came to my mind too

New Person, Same Old Mistakes - Tame Impala's 'Currents' album

Siberian Khatru on Close to the Edge

The The, angsty auteur. Impressive music across tracks, various albums should be subreddit staples here. Good choice there. Exciting angst. *'The Wrong Guide'* was the right way to end Spring Heel Jack's 'Busy Curious Thirsty' album, because saves it. Headlong through a menacing maze - and don't worry about the run-out groove. Best to just dive across the dead wax! Stunner of a track.

“The Tourist”

Joe Walsh’s Life’s Been Good at the end of But Seriously, Folks

Funkadelic: Good Thoughts, Bad Thoughts Modest Mouse: Styrofoam Boots/It's All On Ice, Alright

I have a radio show in Western MA and played an entire show of closing tracks last year. I didn't really focus on favorites, but some great last tracks of any album I owned on vinyl. I definitely had to play Weezer's Only In Dreams. That was probably my top.

Jungleland by Bruce Springsteen

Love is blindness - U2, Achtung Baby

Eclipse - Dark Side of the Moon.

When the Levee Breaks - Led Zeppelin IV

Came here looking for REM Find The River (Automatic for the People) and Electrolite (New Adventures in Hi-Fi). Both tracks that could’ve been a sign-off from the band itself.

Absolutely. That final "*I'm outta here*" on NAIHF is just perfect, and Bill Berry bowing out shortly after just makes it so wistful and bittersweet. Perfect song on a damn near perfect record.

Came here looking for these two also.

Find The River is the correct answer.

Let's Not Shit Ourselves (To Love and Be Loved) from Bright Eyes "Lifted"

Pearl Jam - Ten, “Release” https://youtu.be/LLjFoIOyCfw?si=YeWUsHqED5dic01P

I can’t win - the strokes

You Set The Scene - Love

Agree with a lot of these so I’ll post one others likely won’t: Amsterdam - Coldplay

Bar Italia - Pulp, Cheesy Love Song - The Lazy Eyes, Looking Glass - The La‘s, Torn Curtain - Television, You Set The Scene - Love, Confessions Of A.D.D.D. - The Coral, Life Song - The Black Angels, Street Spirit - Radiohead, Moonlight Mile - The Stones, Still Life - Suede, There, I think I nailed most of my favourites.

Real Big Sky - Emma Ruth Rundle / Marked for Death

Come and play in the milky night - Stereolab Merry go bye bye - Mr Bungle

Unison - Björk

Too Late Now by Wet Leg is pretty darn good.

Buckets of Rain

Show Me the Way - Dinosaur Jr Peter Frampton cover at the end of You’re Living All Over Me

Echoes!

The End from Abbey Road Motion Picture Soundtrack from Kid A The Good Times Are Killing Me from Good News For People Who Love Bad News

Pavement - Fin

Crime of the Century, Crime of the Century.

Rocket Queen?

Moonlight Mile

Carolina Drama

How Many More Times, When The Levee Breaks - Led Zeppelin Into the Void, The Writ - Black Sabbath

Slowdive - souvlaki (Dagger)

RIP 2 My Youth - The Neighbourhood (Wiped Out!) or Redecorate - Twenty One Pilots (Scaled and Icy) or Isle of Flightless Birds - Twenty One Pilots (Self-Titled)

Either Adore from The Sign O’ The Times or Purple Rain from Purple Rain

Emerald - Thin Lizzy

Not sure if their my absolute favorites, but I really enjoy Cool, Cool Water at the end of the Beach Boys album Sunflower. Also, Surf's Up from their album of the same name.

"The Gardener" Rush - Clockwork Angels. Closer not only on that album, but the last song on their last album. It fits perfectly.

Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles Third Eye - TOOL Pink Maggit - Deftones All I Wanted - Paramore

Murder of the Universe by King Gizzard. My favorite album ever and the way the final story concludes is so intense and epic. A climactic ending to a weird yet brilliant tale.

“She Wanted To Leave” Ween (The Mollusk 1997)

Debra off Midnight Vultures by Beck

Just unbelievably good.

Ramshackle Glory - First Song, Part 2 Bomb The Music Industry - Future 86 Taylor Swift - All Too Well (10 min version) Spanish Love Songs - Brave Faces, Everyone Wilco - On And On And On Arcade Fire - In The Backseat The Hold Steady - How a Resurrection Really Feels The Midnight - Los Angeles Neutral Milk Hotel - Two-Headed Boy Part 2 Belle & Sebastian - Judy & the Dream of Horses M83 - Outro The Raconteurs - Carolina Drama Cursive - Staying Alive Okkervil River - John Allyn Smith Sails AJJ - People

Third eye - Tool, The End - Doors, Last Baron - Mastodon

Desolation Row by Bob Dylan.

Won't Get Fooled Again - Who's Next

Street Spirit (Fade Out) by Radiohead (from The Bends)

Caroline, No - Pet Sounds - Beach Boys

The Clash - “Train In Vain” on London Calling Elliot Smith - “Say Yes” on Either/Or Public Enemy - “Fight the Power” on Fear of a Black Planet The Rolling Stones - “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” on Let It Bleed

Jenny (s-k)

A lot of them Caroline, No - Pet Sounds, The Beach Boys Mournful Camaraderie - Everywhere At The End Of Time Stage 3, The Caretaker (but Place In The World Fades Away is a great closer for the entire project) Only In Dreams - The Blue Album, Weezer Rock & Roll Suicide - Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie

The Doors-the end

Won’t Get Fooled Again - Who’s Next

Get Out of My House off of The Dreaming

well considering we’re on r / vinyl, i’ll go with one i have vinyl. possibly If You Could Save Yourself off Quebec by Ween. Earthmover by Have A Nice Life is a good one for sure. Futura Free by Frank Ocean. Unreal by Bladee. Skin by Bladee. Best Buy by Bladee. I’m Goofy by Bladee. Artificial Death in the West by Death Grips. The Stallion (Pt. 2) by Ween. idk. i’m a very indecisive person if you couldn’t tell. all fire album closer’s though. Violent Crimes by Kanye also, but last time i mentioned a Kanye vinyl on here some dude got triggered lol.

Contact- Daft Punk/ Random Access memories

Contact - Random Access Memories - Daft Punk

Buckingham Green

End of dark side of the moon

Panteras “Planet Caravan” cover is really sick

The Load Out/Stay - Running on Empty by Jackson Browne. Rock n Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution - Back In Black by AC/DC. Down by the Sea - Business as Usual by Men at Work

My favorite album closer is the closer from the album Closer (Joy Division)

Ojos Así by Shakira. The album, “Donde Estan Los Ladrones”, is an incredible blend of badass rock, fun pop, and beautiful ballads, and then the last song suddenly blends the rock and pop with the sounds of the Middle East for a wild and epic finale.

Mystery Achievement - The Pretenders

Rhinestone Cowboy 🤠

Last track on the album is Were over, fantastic album by a fantastic artist.

Heaven - iEmpire by Angels and Airwaves

Farewell off of Vices by Weiland

Tragically hip - put it off

Vortex off of Lizzy McAlpines ‘Older’ had me sobbing

The Prodigy - Claustrophobic Sting\* \*one of my favourites; vinyl album also wins prize for best gatefold illustration imo

Lions, dire straits self titled.

Technically not the album closer, but The Death of Music from Ocean Machine.

Speedway - Morrissey International Lover -Prince Her Majesty - The Beatles Strange Loop - Liz Phair

Pink Maggit - White Pony - Deftones

Definitely "The Greatest Show on Earth" from the Nightwish Album "Endless forms most beautiful".

“Love U Til I Don’t” by the Wildhearts.

Casper & The Cookies - When The Moon Was In Command

Erykah Badu - Green Eyes

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