Songs were the outro is not in the rest of the song

[dr beat]

2 pages in and no mention of Layla?

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[Claude the Racecar Driving Rockstar Super Sleuth]

2 pages in and no mention of Layla?

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[a duncandisorderly]

2 pages in and no mention of Layla?

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One familiar to any Scorsese fan - Layla's piano outro

4 posts in: https://www.cookdandbombd.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,76215.msg4004791.html#msg4004791

[dr beat]

Ahhh yesss, only the 4th post..guilty as charged. In mitigation I've been up since 6.30am to watch rugby.

Ok I'm gonna suggest This is for Real by David Devant & His Spirit Wife

[idunnosomename]

What about songs that are just lots of bits that aren't really repeated anyway? That's OK? Bohemian Rhapsody then.

there's a lot of repetition in bo-rhap. it's just so fucking good no one notices it

(e.g. the operatic section is foreshadowed with the "easy-come, easy-go" interlude)

anyway ultimately it's cyclic and comes back to the initial themes after the rock bit which is essentially a unique bridge.

[Twed]

I watched an amazing video about that the other night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQb827N6oww

[a duncandisorderly]

I watched an amazing video about that the other night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQb827N6oww

have you watched any of the rick beato clips? I think there are about 70-odd of them, "what makes this song great?", & quite a range of subject songs too. all the way from megadeth to adele, if that's in any way a meaningful continuum....  I site-ripped the playlist for my ipad; he's very entertaining.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScRG40_7zb0&list=PLW0NGgv1qnfzb1klL6Vw9B0aiM7ryfXV_

[dallasman]

Buke and Gase - Sleep Gets Your Ghost (NPR's Tiny Desk Concert)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydYBM4P6yNg

Breaks down halfway through, then turns into a completely different, even catchier song. They do this a lot. Here's the song that turned me on to them (by way of a work-in-progress version they did on Radiolab, of all places):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtlGxIulAPs

Love these guys to bits, and I just discovered they finally came back with a new album almost a year ago. It's more electronic and accessible, with (IMHO) more of an early 80s Kate Bush/Cocteau Twins vibe on some of the tracks. Go check'em out. Here's a recent live show, with the new, liberated Arone Dyer even standing up for most of it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jR9MP52jJpI&t=3226s

[kngen]

One of the cruellest fades in pop, that. De Lory's coda should go on for at least another two minutes.

Probably the Mandela Effect, but I'm sure the version I first heard (found on a cassette called something like Country Hits Vol 2, found down the back of a sofa in a flat I lived in when I was 18 or so) lasted a wee bit longer than any I've heard since. That tape is long gone (hopefully down the back of some other sofa to be extracted, Excalibur-like, to blow some Zoomer's mind), but there must be a version somewhere, even if it's still on the reels, that carries on for a while more. I feel like starting a petition.

[Keebleman]

REM's The End Of the World As We Know It has an entirely new melody for its coda.

[Twed]

have you watched any of the rick beato clips? I think there are about 70-odd of them, "what makes this song great?", & quite a range of subject songs too. all the way from megadeth to adele, if that's in any way a meaningful continuum....  I site-ripped the playlist for my ipad; he's very entertaining.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScRG40_7zb0&list=PLW0NGgv1qnfzb1klL6Vw9B0aiM7ryfXV_

Thanks duncs, I will check these out.

[chveik]

TypeType

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6dNTh83VAA

[Satchmo Distel]

The guitar outro on the live version of 'No Woman, No Cry'

'Good Vibrations' and 'I'm Waiting For The Day' by The Beach Boys

[greenman]

Along with Layla the other obvious early 70's one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fa4HUiFJ6c

[RHX]

Ben Folds - Rockin' The Suburbs goes into a fun-sounding nu-metal pastiche right at the end.

[Satchmo Distel]

Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac
Life On Mars and Ashes To Ashes - Bowie

[falafel]

Has anyone mentioned The Chain yet?

[McFlymo]

Layla........

War Pigs - Black Sabbath - last chunk premiers a couple of instrumental bits.

[Darles Chickens]

Has anyone mentioned Layla by Eric and the Claptons yet?

[Ray Travez]

Gorky's - Her hair Hangs Long

also Gorky's - Sweet Johnny

"oh that's nice"

[TheMonk]

That one about "got me on my knees"

[famethrowa]

Private Investigations, Dire Straits - turns into some kind of TV detective background music.

[Crabwalk]

John Cale's Mr Wilson, his tribute to Dennis the Menace's neighbour Brian Wilson, is proabbly my favourite solo song of his. The outro is an absolutely gorgeous gear-change:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvQFSXyVqDk

[Artie Fufkin]

John Cale's Mr Wilson, his tribute to Dennis the Menace's neighbour Brian Wilson, is proabbly my favourite solo song of his. The outro is an absolutely gorgeous gear-change:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvQFSXyVqDk

I only have his Paris 1919 album, which I absolutely love. What else should I listen to?

[Crabwalk]

Fear and Slow Dazzle (home to 'Mr Wilson') would be the logical next steps. Paris 1919 is his masterpiece though, IMO.

[greenman]

The Virgin Years 2CD is pretty good value with Fear, Slow Dazzle and Helen of Troy on it.

Hedda Gabler has a somewhat different melody in the coda - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVjYEQ2gYLM

[Satchmo Distel]

A Day In The Life has an ending that is one piano chord and its sustained vibrations. But i suppose an outro implies a fade or segue in which case:

Sgt Pepper's title track - "Billy Shears..."

Lovely Rita - simulating a wank?

Dive My Car - beeb beep, beep beep, yeah

[Artie Fufkin]

The Virgin Years 2CD is pretty good value with Fear, Slow Dazzle and Helen of Troy on it.

Hedda Gabler has a somewhat different melody in the coda - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVjYEQ2gYLM

Fear and Slow Dazzle (home to 'Mr Wilson') would be the logical next steps. Paris 1919 is his masterpiece though, IMO.

Fanx

[Panbaams]

I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind Of Thing (single version) also had an extended outro which was nothing to do with the rest of the song.

https://youtu.be/AnwREox5JrU

PSB have done a few: "Go West" is another one.

[Crabwalk]

I remember quickly losing interest in The Coral when it became apparent that not every song would be as interesting as this slice of Beefheartian lad-shanty with ersatz funk coda.

Skeleton Key