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Opeth- Hex Omega
Dream Theater- Octavarium
Porcupine Tree- Dark Matter
Radiohead- The Tourist
The Who- We're Not Gonna Take It/ See Me, Feel Me
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Oh well...
Echoes - Pink Floyd, Meddle
Siberian Khatru - Yes, Close To The Edge
The Knife - Genesis, Trespass (though i prefer more the Genesis Live version)
The End - The Doors, S/T
Eclipse - Pink Floyd, DSotM
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Echoes-Pink Floyd
Awaken-Yes
I Think I Lost My Headache-Queens Of The Stone Age
Cassandra Gemini-The Mars Volta
A Plague Of Lighthouse Keepers-VDGG
 
Just off the top of my head...
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In no particular order:

Love Reign O'er Me- The Who
Eclipse- Pink Floyd
Hazards of Love 4 (The Drowned)- The Decemberists
Dormouse: An End- Phideaux
Untitled 8- Sigur Ros
Pioneers Over Sea- Van Der Graaf Generator
 
I'm sure there are better but these are the first to come to me Smile
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A Day In the Life ..............Beatles,Sgt Peppers
 
Won't Get Fooled Again...............Who's Next
 
Riders On The Storm..............Doors, LA Woman
 
Sanctuary..............Miles Davis, Bitche's Brew
 
Montana...................Frank Zappa,Overnite Sensation
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In no order and limited to 1 per group :
 
Porcupine Tree - Stop Swimming
Queensryche - Anybody Listening?
Marillion - Neverland
Riverside - Hybrid Times
Fish - Plague Of Ghosts
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Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

 
I agree entirely with you, that's why I didn't mention none of the obvious choices everybody would choose: Echoes, Supper's Ready, Plague of Lighthouse Keepers, etc.
 
When I mentioned it by Genesis, I thought the exact same thing as you, it's a definite closer to the great concept.


Funny how opinions differ. I would say that about Aisle of Plenty, certainly, but I don't think I'd say that about It. Actually It may be my very least favourite album closer ever. The more I listen to TLLDOB the more emotionally impacted I am by the fourth side, and especially In the Rapids. When you realize what's going on there, and Rael sacrificing his shot at freedom to save his brother and in the process finding redemption, it's a very shattering experience. To have that then transition into something that is stylistically alien to the rest of the album (kind of sounds like a used car commercial to my ears) completely ruins the experience, IMHO.

Anyway, my list might be something like:

Genesis - Aisle of Plenty
Birds and Buildings - Sunken City, Sunny Day
Anekdoten - Wheel
King Crimson - LTIA pt 2 (bizarre, I know, but it's agressive experimentation sums up the spirit of the album perfectly, to my ears)
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick (hah, only joking)
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1. The Beatles- A Day in the Life
2. The Beatles- the multi song ending part of abbey road that starts with mean mr. mustard and goes through her majesty, i know its multiple songs but i always think of it as one
3. Yes- Heart of the sunrise
4. rush- la villa strangatto
5. currently a three way tie between Mastodon's the last baron, dream theaters the count of tuscany, and Between the Buried and Me's Swim to the moon. Thought i'd make the last one more recent. I think that the lyrics to count of Tuscany could be better, but i think the music itself is great.
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Points: 523 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 23 2010 at 04:47
Originally posted by clarke2001 clarke2001 wrote:

Vompatti, I think I fell in love with you.Heart

I saw her first I tell you!!

I was too shy to mention it though Wink

Isn't that a picture of Winona Ryder though? Wink
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Of course, my two favorite bands!  I can't help it.
 
1. Octavarium: Dream Theater
 
2. Beyond the Pale: Pain of Salvation
 
3. Scene Nine: Finally Free: Dream Theater
 
4. In the Name of God: Dream Theater
 
5. The Perfect Element: Pain of Salvation
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Points: 1719 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2010 at 16:51
First one I thought of was Awaken by Yes.
Since that's been previously mentioned, I'll name five others:
 
The Sahara of Snow, Part II - Bruford (the full stop before the coda)
Outside The Wall - Pink Floyd (love how it loops to the beginning In The Flesh?)
Late Lament - Moody Blues (the gong is the ultimate sound of finality)
Fool's Overture - Supertramp (I like how the song conveys how close to the end England was)
Los Endos - Genesis (a natural; especially the Seconds Out version)
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Originally posted by Tarquin Underspoon Tarquin Underspoon wrote:

Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:


Death - Crystal Mountain

 
 
What exactly is this a closing track on?


Oh sh*t! I meant Perennial QuestEmbarrassed Fixed.

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