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Other albums that have closers like "her majesty"? Extremely short/slight/light where the rest of the album isn't /per se/
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Welcome to Sky Valley
Leaves Turn Inside You
The Black Parade
EVOL
Purple
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Could probably make a case for I Could Live in Hope (but I shan't!)
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gonna tell her that I love her a lot, but I gotta get a belly full of wine
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Blood Sugar Sex Magik
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The Black Parade is a good example, yeah, and also points up the element of the song feeling old-timey somehow
I forgot Leaves has a closer like that. Jeez--effect must be pronounced.
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BSSM closer is johnson's "they're red hot," right? Also very old timey. Huh.
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Brand New - Daisy pulls a different riff on the same trope and this is a sputnikmuzak thread so hm
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Album Rating: 5.0
"BSSM closer is johnson's "they're red hot," right? Also very old timey. Huh."
Correct. Haven't heard the album in a long time.
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KID A if you consider that thing after 'Motion Picture Soundtrack' a true "song".
HAPPY SAD almost counts, last song is two and a half minutes long, but the next shortest song on the album is over five minutes long.
PF - ANIMALS but that one also starts with a song that's equally short.
SP - ADORE (lol jk)
FRIZZLE FRY
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ANIMALS is a very good example, your caveat given. Same gesture, though: deflation? Counterpoint? Leavening?
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Most Primus albums do this not just Frizzle
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Neurosis - "Empty" (from Souls at Zero)
Small acoustic outro after a bunch of 5-9+ minute songs
And for a more obvious example: "Fraaip de Oiad" by Tool
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Empty doesn't change the tone of any of the longer songs at all though
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Yeah, I guess. At the very least though, it abandons the more "metallic" nature of the rest of the album for something quieter and more reflective
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discerning tone-transformation might be tough if possible, so "short and not loud where the other stuff is mostly long and/or mostly loud" works. good stuff folks
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Album Rating: 5.0
Also
"The Power to Believe IV: Coda" by King Crimson
Part of a song series that runs through the course of the album, but it provides a peaceful conclusion to a (mostly) turbulent-sounding record
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Undergrowth by Caligula's Horse is a closer in this vein and I love it
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prefab sprout's debut has an interesting one--maybe not quite a fit; it's a reprise. but such a cool weird anticlimax. I feel like there's hip-hop/r&b albums I know...
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