OUTRO chords that sends shivers down your spine!!!

[barneyg42]

We have the intro thread so here's the outro......any track, not confined to album ends! Whatever floats your boat!

I was thinking along the lines of Comfortably Numb et al, that soaring lead solo over that classic backing.
So for me I end up going to my favourite album (you may have noticed before) Crime of the Century by Supertramp.

Title track, and the last track. Simple little piano riff gradually building with strings to a roaring sax solo which then fades gloriously into the distance!!!
Total musical joy for me!

[Raslee]

Have always liked the outro on the Chili Pepper's 'Sir Psycho Sexy', not the most technical but I like it. Also the spacey groove outro on Gong's 'Flying teapot'.

[Truckstop]

Waking Aida - Full Heal

Utterly majestic, evocative and breathless

[NancyJohnson]

I recorded a punky version of ELOs Mr Blue Sky a few years ago. A mate of mine had tabbed out the closing sequence, but not the actual phrasing, so we just belted through it playing it in eights.

It was completely wrong, but the actual sequence was just fantastic.

[Norris]

Hendrix - Axis Bold As Love. Great bit of flanging

[steve-bbb]

too many zappa ones to even begin thinking about

[colgraff]

Pearl Jam - Black. The song is a bit whiny and self indulgent, but the outro is lovely.

[scalpy]

[quote name='Norris' timestamp='1449398243' post='2923102']
Hendrix - Axis Bold As Love. Great bit of flanging
[/quote]

I was going to suggest when the theme returns at the end of 3rd stone from the sun. Terrified me when I first heard it as a 13 year old listening to my Walkman in the dark.

[BassBus]

As soon as I read the title of this thread one song came to mind, Steve Hackett's Shadow of the Heirophant. All the more poignant that he is still alive and able to play it.

http://youtu.be/6SEgJtq2JjU

[Old Man Riva]

David Bowie - Time

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQSZR3NSqm8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQSZR3NSqm8[/url]

[Dad3353]

Crashing bass feedback from the great J. Casady end this shortish piece (ends at 2m00..). It may sound familiar to some involved with the Composition Challenge this month.

[media]http://youtu.be/sa5yFYyZuSg[/media]

Glorious stuff...

Edited December 6, 2015 by Dad3353

[bonzodog]

Cant beat acdc for those about to rock. When it speeds up and cannons going off. Totally over the top but classic acdc. Just wish id seen them do it live!

[Mikkoantt]

Yes: Starship trooper

[JapanAxe]

Bowie - Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

[spectoremg]

[quote name='BassBus' timestamp='1449401216' post='2923136']
As soon as I read the title of this thread one song came to mind, Steve Hackett's Shadow of the Heirophant. All the more poignant that he is still alive and able to play it.

[media]http://youtu.be/6SEgJtq2JjU[/media]
[/quote]You sir, have taste!

[spectoremg]

Yes, Nous Sommes du Soleil, where it builds in semitones and then fades to bass, Mellotron and guitar.

[Graham]

Weight by Isis, beautifully builds to a wonderful crescendo

http://youtu.be/PUAhfyMf59s

Edited December 6, 2015 by Graham

[Paul S]

Moonage daydream, Bowie. Mick Ronson's solo is beyond description.

[skidder652003]

Magical Mystery Tour
Strawberry Fields
Pinball Wizard
Rock n Roll Star (oasis)

all spring to mind

and the very last Seahorses single which was never released on an album but had a great outro!

[gelfin]

[quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1449424153' post='2923422']
Yes, Nous Sommes du Soleil, where it builds in semitones and then fades to bass, Mellotron and guitar.
[/quote]

As I read this and played it back in my head the hairs on my arms stood up.

[JapanAxe]

[quote name='Paul S' timestamp='1449428093' post='2923465']
Moonage daydream, Bowie. Mick Ronson's solo is beyond description.
[/quote]

Won't argue with that!

[Norris]

[quote name='Mikkoantt' timestamp='1449421130' post='2923382']
Yes: Starship trooper
[/quote]

Good call. I bought 9012-live on dvd the other week to replace the old vhs cassette and it's still a fantastic watch/listen

[upside downer]

Ease, last track from Public Image Limited's 1986 album called,er, 'Album'

[Merton]

Women by Def Leppard. Silly song but the outro solo is still one of my favourites as they modulate through the keys.

[acidbass]

Rush - Take a Friend

Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever

The way these songs end always leave me wanting more!