Album Rating: 2.5

racecar is the only song that has an ending

Album Rating: 3.5

I know a guy who doesn't consider fade outs to be proper endings. Pretty lol but yeah that's probably why he sticks to Tool.

Album Rating: 3.0

Well they could be difficult to pull off in a live setting unless you go all Neptune-style.

Album Rating: 3.0

i hate fade outs

Some fade outs really work but sometimes it's just a cop out

Album Rating: 3.0

i just think theyre unsatisfying if that makes sense

It makes sense but occasionally I disagree

I'm one of those guys who really does not care

Album Rating: 3.5

Fade outs were originally designed for jukeboxes because they give the impression that the song didn't really end and people would play it again.

Sounds like a good business tactic

Album Rating: 4.0

that's interesting emim. and I don't mind fade outs.

Album Rating: 3.0

I don't know anything about that story, emim, but Holst's 'Neptune" from The Planets' suite was the first piece to

implement a fade out I believe.



During performances, he had a chorus place in a room behind the stage and as the song came to a close, they would

continue singing while the door was slowly shut.

Album Rating: 3.5

That's pretty awesome.

Album Rating: 3.0

lol yazz flute, instead of that i just imagined a band playing the song while someone turns the live mix slowly all the way down. They're all still on stage going crazy and then it's just fucking quiet haha

Album Rating: 3.0

Yeah everyone in the audience slowly had earmuffs placed over their heads before subsequently being sedated and hauled away from the concert hall.

Album Rating: 4.0

I imagined that as well mike. lol

Album Rating: 4.5

I like the fade outs as long as they aren't drawn out

Album Rating: 2.5

racecar is about the only song with a relatively evolutionary structure

Album Rating: 4.5

The Jeff Loomis solo is nice too, at least I think thats in Racecar, might be in Zyglrox. cant remember

Album Rating: 2.5

^ therein lies the problem with this album