Best Ending to a DMB Album

[blumathu]

Proudest Monkey: to me it is studio perfection and is one of the finest endings to any album ever.

[BustedFluff]

All 3 are top notch. #34 is the best closing song (and Spoon is a close followup) but I voted Last Stop reprise because it's such a good way to end. #34 is actually a tie imo. Bartender is the favorite across all albums, with Drunken Soldier just as high as any of the big 3.

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by Useliteski

audio of all the band members bleeding out would be better than You & Me.

Snuff tape would be pretty sweet. Not as good as You & Me though, the greatest song this band has ever put together.

[BotheLaneFan]

I'll do a super serious list.

1. You & Me/#35, obviously.
2. BS Bartender
3. Spoon/Last Stop Reprise
4. Everyday
5. Drunken Soldier
6. #34
7. Proudest Monkey
8. Hunger for the Great Light. (I like the song and all, but why didn't Steady as We Go close the album out? It would have been fitting and good.)
9. LWS Raven, garbage.

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by highlanders

ill say it again; last stop reprise recording is the best thing Lillywhite ever did

I'm pretty sure I'd give that to 40 by U2, but I see where you're coming from.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by BotheBOFan

I'll do a super serious list.

1. You & Me/#35, obviously.
2. BS Bartender
3. Spoon/Last Stop Reprise
4. Everyday
5. Drunken Soldier
6. #34
7. Proudest Monkey
8. Hunger for the Great Light. (I like the song and all, but why didn't Steady as We Go close the album out? It would have been fitting and good.)
9. LWS Raven, garbage.

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[bowa36]

1. Proudest Monkey
2. Spoon / Last Stop reprise
3. Bartender
4. #34
5. Drunken Soldier
6. Raven
7. Everyday
8. Hunger for the Great Light
9. You & Me / #35

I love Big Whiskey, but i do not love You & Me. I never even listen to it unless I'm doing a full listen of the album.

[cooke726]

Bartender
Spoon/LS reprise
34
Proudest Monkey
Drunken Soldier
Everyday
Hunger





You & Me

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by bowa36

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You & Me is a timeless classic, alongside the greatest works of The Beatles, Prince, and Men at Work.

[Useliteski]

Originally Posted by BotheBOFan

You & Me is a timeless classic, alongside the greatest works of The Beatles, Prince, and Men at Work.

at least try to be convincing when trolling, man come on

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by Useliteski

at least try to be convincing when trolling, man come on

What trolling? All of those artists are great, and all have a song that makes me smile and also a song that makes me cry. Men at Work especially, those tricky Aussies.

[Useliteski]

Originally Posted by BotheBOFan

What trolling? All of those artists are great, and all have a song that makes me smile and also a song that makes me cry. Men at Work especially, those tricky Aussies.

well, to each his own man, but you have a bizarre taste in everything always takes me by surprise

[sheldonlevene]

Objectively PM and LS reprise should be neck and neck with PM probably winning.

Proudest Monkey may be the strongest studio song this band has recorded.

[PantalaNagaMan]

Nothing describes my love for this band more than;

"Come in from the noise for a while,
Rest your weary head my good friend."

Perfection.

[bowa36]

Originally Posted by BotheBOFan

Hunger for the Great Light. (I like the song and all, but why didn't Steady as We Go close the album out? It would have been fitting and good.)

I actually agree with this. Where do you think Hunger should have been on the album?

[crashintonickdm]

bo

my goodness.

[space_raven]

Spoon/Last Stop reprise
Bartender
#34
Proudest Monkey
Hunger For The Great Light
Everyday
Drunken Solider
You & Me

[Panther41]

"That's not a star, that's a satellite..."

I love the long outro that ends AFTW. It's right up there with the Last Stop Reprise in my book.

[bartender_man]

How the fuck is Bartender not an option?

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by crashintonickdm

bo

my goodness.

I come from a land down under!

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by Panther41

"That's not a star, that's a satellite..."

I love the long outro that ends AFTW. It's right up there with the Last Stop Reprise in my book.

See, I always wished that there was a lot more to DS. It feels massively incomplete to me.

[sleepoutside86]

Honorable Mention: Too High
So intense and so good.
I count the acoustic gravedigger as a b-side

[CapnHani06]

Originally Posted by bowa36

You & Me doesn't end the album

Well not with that attitude, it doesn't

[bartender_man]

Originally Posted by space_raven

Spoon/Last Stop reprise
Bartender
#34
Proudest Monkey
Hunger For The Great Light
Everyday
Drunken Solider
You & Me

Hunger over ED and DS? Come on dude.....

[CapnHani06]

Originally Posted by sheldonlevene

Objectively PM and LS reprise should be neck and neck with PM probably winning.

Proudest Monkey may be the strongest studio song this band has recorded.

I have felt this for years but I've been on a huge Dreaming Tree kick lately and that might actually be their seminal studio track...there's just so much going on. So well arranged and the Chapman Stick is just unreal. And the flute! With the sax playing rhythm in the background? My goodness

[bartender_man]

Originally Posted by CapnHani06

I have felt this for years but I've been on a huge Dreaming Tree kick lately and that might actually be their seminal studio track...there's just so much going on. So well arranged and the Chapman Stick is just unreal. And the flute! With the sax playing rhythm in the background? My goodness

[space_raven]

Originally Posted by bartender_man

Hunger over ED and DS? Come on dude.....

I like the way Hunger ends on the album, feels like an album closer. ED is a vanilla studio cut, and I don't like the outro to DS.

[ToySoldier#34]

Bartender for me, not close

[dobyblue]

Proudest Monkey

But the best thing the band has ever done in the studio is The Dreaming Tree.

[CapnHani06]

Originally Posted by dobyblue

Proudest Monkey

But the best thing the band has ever done in the studio is The Dreaming Tree.