Saving the best for last

BloodEagle

Slayer - Reign in Blood
Converge - Jane Doe
Neurosis - A Sun that Never Sets
Sepultura - Beneath the Remains
Ween - The Mollusk
Yob - Clearing the Path to Ascend
Sleep - Dopesmoker

Moss

Arcade Fire - Funeral
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - Belong
Jamie XX - In Colour
Carly Rae Jepsen - Emotion (seriously)
LCD Soundsystem - This Is Happening

Philly_Q

BloodEagle said:

Sleep - Dopesmoker

I'm assuming you're not counting the bonus track(s)?

BloodEagle

Nope, just my little joke

ICBM

Winny_Pooh said:

Feast Of Wire I disagree with though, Quattro and Stevie Nicks are better songs.

I meant the bonus track version with Fallin' Rain at the end. (Hence the comment about bonus tracks .) I know it's not their song originally...

Philly_Q

BloodEagle said:

Nope, just my little joke

I was going to say I prefer the first track.

axisus

Marillion Script for a Jesters tear - last track Forgotten Sons
Camel A nod and a wink - last track For today

not_the_dj

Bruce Springsteen - Jungleland, epic last track on Born to Run

ICBM

A few more...

Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
Cinerama - Torino
Genesis - Foxtrot (bit of a cheat since it's the whole of the second half!)
Heather Nova - Storm
Idlewild - The Remote Part
KD Lang - Ingenue
Kate Bush - Never For Ever
Neil Young - American Stars 'n' Bars
Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning

57Deluxe

For No-one  - BJH from Album Everyone Is Everybody Else 1974

most epic ending... espesh if you love true vintage tone Mellotron and Strats and Fuzz  and Wah Wah and a bit of Echoplex...

Alterlifeson

joneve said:

Alnico said:

joneve said:

Alnico said:

Iron Maiden - Brave New World

Good shout that. There's not a long on the album I don't love, but Thin Line is a masterpiece. 

Brave New World on Spotify

It doesn't contain my favourite 'Maiden' song (Dance of Death) but for me, it's the best full album they ever did and that's not an easy choice to make.

It got me through the darkest part of my life about 18 months ago. I was aware of the album but in 2000 I was a trucker who had no time for new releases (and no money) so other than the radio play or overhearing, I didn't really "Get into" the album until @digitalscream commented to me one day on "That last 2 minutes of 'The thin line....' on Brave new world.
I listened to that and that ending solo made me fucking cry.
From that point on and through some really scary shit I had to face, it became 'The Album' that summed up that whole period of my life and literally became the soundtrack to it.

I got this poster to hang behind my Strat which thanks to one of my best friends, I got around the same time and the styling cues on my Strat are no accident...

https://i.imgur.com/Ns6WIox.jpg

There are only a few albums I couldn't live without but that is now one of them.

What an awesome story. The whole last couple of minutes of Thin Line is spine tingling. 

Funny that your favourite Maiden song is Dance of Death. Musically I love it (as it show cases each of the playing styles of Ade, Dave and Janick so well) but I find the lyrics so cheesy that I can't take it too seriously. 

I must add, however, that I LOVE DoD as an album, despite everyone moaning about how bad it's produced. 

Totally agree with everything about BNW. I think A Matter of Life and Death just edges it for me though, I was put off by comments on how it is basically unmastered, but it does add something to the album as a whole.

And keeping on track - The End is Here by Alter Bridge. Always been a firm favourite.

eSully

Stone Temple Pilots No4 I think the last track is Atlanta which is one of my favourite STP tracks

ICBM

57Deluxe said:

For No-one  - BJH from Album Everyone Is Everybody Else 1974

most epic ending... espesh if you love true vintage tone Mellotron and Strats and Fuzz  and Wah Wah and a bit of Echoplex...

It is, although it's partly the segue from Poor Boy Blues into Mill Boys and then into it that makes it so great.

I've always wanted to know what that fuzz sound was done with too, but I've never been able to find out.