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Originally posted by Ghandi 2 Ghandi 2 wrote:

That's what I said! I made a thread about it, and everyone basically yelled at me. Although I said I didn't like part 7, so that might have been part of it. It should have neded with the return to the Lovers' Leap theme.
 
Gates of Delirium, Echoes, Plague of Lighthouse Keepers, and lots of others I can't  think of.
 
That's the problem when we talk about "vacas sagradas" (I don't know if you use the same expression "sacred cows") like Supper's Ready that seem untouchable.
 
I'm a fan of Genesis and a hardcore one of the 5 men era but I'm not deaf but over all I Know what I Like, Supper's Ready has excellent sections like Apocalypse in 9/8 but if I had to stay with only one track from Foxtrot I would go with Can-Utility and the Coastliners...more complete IMHO.
 
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The best intro has to be Death On Two Legs by Queen.
 
best outro is from Supertramp the final minute from Crime Of  The  Century.
 
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DT - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence the last part (Losing Grip)
Octavarium ending also great
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

The Musical Box.

Supper's Ready has IMHO one of the weakest endings, I don't like fadings, such a powerful sog should have ended with the phrase The new Jerusalem" exactly the climax, then looses strenght.
 
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That's what I said! I made a thread about it, and everyone basically yelled at me. Although I said I didn't like part 7, so that might have been part of it. It should have neded with the return to the Lovers' Leap theme.
 
Gates of Delirium, Echoes, Plague of Lighthouse Keepers, and lots of others I can't  think of.
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Favourite "outro" - La Villa Strangiato. Can't say why, but as a top song in my mind, it just stands out as great ending to a great song.
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Originally posted by Walker Walker wrote:

I always loved the outro of "Scarred" by Dream Theater from the Awake album
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Grantchester Meadows by Pink Floyd.
 
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Dancing With The Moonlit Knight for me... hauntingly unconclusive
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I very much like the end of "The Chamber of the 32 Doors" by Genesis. A great outro/end is the end of "A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers" by VdGG.


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Muse - Take A Bow
move over Tomita!
 
Tangerine Dream - Tangram Part One
lovely
 
Vangelis - Pulstar
''and the time is...''
 
Vangelis - Summit
so beautiful
 
ELP - Abaddons Bolero
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Yes - Awaken
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

The Musical Box.

Supper's Ready has IMHO one of the weakest endings, I don't like fadings, such a powerful sog should have ended with the phrase The new Jerusalem" exactly the climax, then looses strenght.
 
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I agree! The fade out completely kills the end of Suppers Ready for me, cause up to that it's probably the greatest ending ever
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For an intro, I can't beat "Watcher of the skies" by Genesis. The first time I heard this was in The Apollo theatre in Glasgow in the early 1970's. I had heard nothing by Genesis before I went to the gig, then Tony Banks played the mellotron intro in the total darkness. Shivers up the spine does not begin to describe the feeling.
 
Ending wise, I'd go for John Mitchell's guitar solo at the end of Arena's album "The visitor". It brings in various themes from the album beautifully.
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Points: 974 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 02 2007 at 16:43
There are too many for me to remember off the top of my head!
 
Supper's Ready obviously comes to mind - its superb climax  can leave you breathless! Clap
Gates Of Delirium is another, such a beautiful ending! Smile
 
Devil's Playground has a tremendous climax, with Gildenlow sounding especially effective! Big%20smile
 
Masters Of Illusion has a wonderful 'epic' guitar solo to end it! Star
 
But there are so many....Confused
 
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Originally posted by Tasartir Tasartir wrote:

"La Villa Strangiato", the way it just ends abruptly, I love that.


Haha, that's what I wrote in a review (not published yet) earlier this week. LOL

My favourite intro is a bit more difficult, having to choose between the piano on Locomotive Breath, the vocal on Dancing with the Moonlit Knight or Script for the Jester's tear, and the guitar and bass on Working Man. Depends on my mood I guess. Gotta go now - Working Man's next on the jukebox Wink
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off the top of my head...."the grudge" as well as "schism"  from tool's "Lateralus". "Harvest of Souls" by IQ.... I'm sure if I try, many more will come to me...LOL
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"The Great Gates of Kiev" at the end of Pictures at an Exhibition and "The End" on Abbey Road.
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Points: 2459 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 02 2007 at 16:07
Intros:

'The Gates of Delirium'

'And You and I'

'The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway'

'Baba O'Riley'

'Honky Tonky Woman'

'A Child's Christmas in Wales'

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Points: 6336 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 02 2007 at 15:51
Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

The Musical Box.

Supper's Ready has IMHO one of the weakest endings, I don't like fadings, such a powerful sog should have ended with the phrase The new Jerusalem" exactly the climax, then looses strenght.
 
Iván

I on the other hand, think fadings are a great way to end a song if there is no powerful way to do it. It seems as the song goes on and on...and you want to hear it, but you cant. Of course not every fading is good, but I really like them as a general rule, althought they are not a favorite around here
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I always loved the outro of "Scarred" by Dream Theater from the Awake album
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To stray from the typical here...
 
"Three Spires" by Fruupp has an amazingly beautiful climax to ending.
 
"Sleepfall-The Geese Fly West" by Anthony Phillips is a truly magical and amazing ending to a song, and album.  Add "Regrets" from his second album to that also!
 
Best intro I throw to "Tomorrow Never Knows" by The Beatles, truly awesome opening to an amazing finale song!!
 
And I agree that To Be Over is just mind blowing, this song will play when I die and fly throuvgh the universe
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