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Damon67
Posted 2008-12-06 8:15 PM (#8160)
Subject: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: Jet City		Jeff's topic on movies made me think of this. The best closers of all time in a concert. Mine used to be Rush's YYZ at the end of Exit Stage Left, but I think I have a new favorite.

And I was at this one...

Yellow Ledbetter/Little Wing/Star Spangled Banner
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CrimsonLake
Posted 2008-12-06 8:42 PM (#8161 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: Marlton, NJ		Back in the early '80s - Springsteen concerts - The Detroit Medley - especially cool at the end of a 4 hour concert.
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cliff
Posted 2008-12-06 8:53 PM (#8162 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: NJ		The "Grand Finale" of "In Held 'twas I".
Procol Harum Live w/the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra - November 18, 1971.

THIS is something "test-out" a home sound system on . . .
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Jeff W.
Posted 2008-12-06 9:23 PM (#8163 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub		"Sultans Of Swing"
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OldLiverJones
Posted 2008-12-06 10:43 PM (#8164 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: Avondale, AZ		Santana's Guajira
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Wuzhizzoner
Posted 2008-12-06 10:45 PM (#8165 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: Converse, Texas		The Beatles Revolution
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Waskel
Posted 2008-12-06 10:55 PM (#8166 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: closely held secret		Pink Floyd's "Animals" tour.
The 'last song' was the Dark Side of the Moon... the whole thing...
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cliff
Posted 2008-12-06 11:28 PM (#8167 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: NJ		'77.
That Tour was part of "th'Summer of My Life".
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Waskel
Posted 2008-12-06 11:47 PM (#8168 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: closely held secret		77 sounds about right. Remember the flying pink pig?
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mhaanpaa
Posted 2008-12-07 12:08 AM (#8169 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: Gardnerville, NV		A Day In The Life - Neil Young is ending all the shows on the current tour with it. Even though I knew it was coming it was awesome.
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cliff
Posted 2008-12-07 12:35 AM (#8170 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: NJ		". . Remember the flying pink pig? . ."

Madison Square Garden. 'right around Jul.4th.

There had been a rash of people throwing lit fireworks (cherry bombs, M80's) about like confetti. There had been instances at a Zeppelin show(that I was also at) just prior to this one. A cherry bomb went-off near Jimmy Page's right-hand (they didn't press charges because his guitar-playing actually improved) . .

Somebody lobs an M80 up to the stage & goes off near Waters' head. He throws his bass down on the stage, an just f@ckin' TEARS-INTO "who' eva'th fook it wuz". . .
He ended it with "leave th'Fireworks to us" . . .

At the end part of "Sheep", when those two cherry-pickers just rose out of the dark stage just SPRAYING plumes of fireworks out of the bottoms, I was just like "HOLY SH!T!! . . .".


Obviously, . . . Fire Marshall Restrictions weren't QUITE what they are t'day . . .


The pig worked better at outdoor venues.
(It kinda' hard to hide something that size in the rafters of th'Garden)
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stephent28
Posted 2008-12-07 1:06 AM (#8171 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066		Flying Pink Pig.....Houston Jeppesen Stadium, cold as shit, foggy, rainy....what fun, what memories!


Alice Cooper and the Guillotine!
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Beal
Posted 2008-12-07 7:25 AM (#8172 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: 6 String Ranch		layla
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Losov
Posted 2008-12-07 7:39 AM (#8173 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Main Street - Bob Segar

He could have faded it out and it would have been fine, though predictable. Instead he came up with an intelligent and definitive ending. Classy.
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Posted 2008-12-07 8:17 AM (#8174 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)
cliff
Posted 2008-12-07 12:41 PM (#8175 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: NJ		". . layla . ."

Funny you mention that, Beal.

That part at the end was always one of my favorite piano parts . . .

Now, (after a few piano lessons) I can actually PLAY it.
I'm not "good" at it, but it's something to "work" on, and it's like the whole "veil of mystery" has been lifted from it . . .

it's rather cool.


I love the way they "synched" the end credits to "Goodfellas" to the changes in that tune.
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Beal
Posted 2008-12-07 1:28 PM (#8176 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: 6 String Ranch		I play it on guitar.
I often thought of putting words to it and calling it "the other Layla"
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cliff
Posted 2008-12-07 1:46 PM (#8177 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: NJ		I've had the same thought.

That part was written by his drummer, Jim Gordon.
Back in the good-old-days before his drug-adled psychosis prompted him t'kill his mother & go t'prison. Sad.
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2ifbyC
Posted 2008-12-07 2:12 PM (#8178 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast		Last chord in "A Day in the Life" ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I would also 'pile on' for "Layla".
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stonebobbo
Posted 2008-12-07 2:27 PM (#8179 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: Tennessee		Touch Me - The Doors.
Got that ajax song deal in there ... 'stronger than dirt'.

I also really like the whole second half of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" when Bobby Keys and Keith and boys get their whole groove going.
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Beal
Posted 2008-12-07 4:41 PM (#8180 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: 6 String Ranch		Well another one was Africa by Toto. There was a record version and then a live version that went on for a few minutes, that's the cool one.
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cliff
Posted 2008-12-07 4:51 PM (#8181 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: NJ		". . the whole second half of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" . ."


OHyeh!!
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beatlejuice53
Posted 2008-12-07 7:55 PM (#8182 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: Indiana		Comfortably Numb- Pink floyd, Pulse
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Mr. Ovation
Posted 2008-12-08 1:57 AM (#8183 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)


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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest		I agree with Layla as well...

Back in my radio days I got a wild hair and did mix of Blinded By the Light... somewhere around the end of it after the final "make it threw the night" "I'll turn you on sonny to something strong" I brought in the Clapton ending of Layla... let it run to it's end, then dropped into the final "She got down but she never got tired, She's gonna make it....through the night"

I thought it sounded pretty cool, and apparently so did a few others as I started getting calls as to what album it was on. I just said it was a radio only version. LOL!
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dobro
Posted 2008-12-08 5:08 PM (#8184 - in reply to #8160)
Subject: Re: 10 Greatest Endings (music)



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Location: Chicago		"Celestial Terrestrial Commuters" by Mahavishnu Orchestra ("Birds of Fire" album)
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