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  • Dec 6, 2024
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    bro really said apple pie wtf goin on

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    WRU
    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C62wbSxVrr8

    Should I listen to this album?

  • Nort 💫
    Dec 6, 2024
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    Good Night is a poor closer, relative to the rest of Graduation.

  • Dec 6, 2024

    That last Hiatus Kaiyote album ending was a doozy.

  • Dec 6, 2024

    Mortal Man

    YOU NOT 2PAC NIGGA

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    Poolboy Q

    Should I listen to this album?

    this is an amazing album if you turn it off at the last track. literally no misses on that s*** save for the very last song

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    hadji

    I personally am a big fan of the "last song" sounding song being the second to last song and then putting something irreverent and fun as the last track lmao

    its the same way i'd think about concerts. you don't end on the farewell song you do an encore after! and s*** is fun af! and the reason you do that is everyone leaves thinking wow that was fun

    I like stuff where it feels like an epilogue or a post-script, or something intentionally minor to offset a massive work, or something intentionally more fun and upbeat to offset a darker work, or 'Concept's over now, want to hear the hardest beat ever?'

    Whatever way it is, I'm a huge fan of this approach to final tracks that divert from your expectations in some way

    Examples:
    My Body is a Cage - Arcade Fire
    After Hours - The Velvet Underground
    Live at Dominoes - The Avalanches
    Semena Mertvykh - Boards of Canada
    Untitled 08 - Kendrick Lamar
    Her Majesty - The Beatles
    The Maid We Messed - Matt Elliott (20 minute long drum & bass track after a depressing folk album)
    Riot! - Earl Sweatshirt

    I wish I could remember more off the top of my head but I love it when it happens

  • Dec 6, 2024
    Fries

    I like stuff where it feels like an epilogue or a post-script, or something intentionally minor to offset a massive work, or something intentionally more fun and upbeat to offset a darker work, or 'Concept's over now, want to hear the hardest beat ever?'

    Whatever way it is, I'm a huge fan of this approach to final tracks that divert from your expectations in some way

    Examples:
    My Body is a Cage - Arcade Fire
    After Hours - The Velvet Underground
    Live at Dominoes - The Avalanches
    Semena Mertvykh - Boards of Canada
    Untitled 08 - Kendrick Lamar
    Her Majesty - The Beatles
    The Maid We Messed - Matt Elliott (20 minute long drum & bass track after a depressing folk album)
    Riot! - Earl Sweatshirt

    I wish I could remember more off the top of my head but I love it when it happens

    untitled 08 is a great example for what im thinking of

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    Don’t even remember what Utopia’s closer is called

  • Dec 6, 2024
    WRU

    this is an amazing album if you turn it off at the last track. literally no misses on that s*** save for the very last song

    Will do

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    Nort

    Good Night is a poor closer, relative to the rest of Graduation.

    My hot take is that Kanye’s weakest attribute when it comes to album-making is closing tracks. He’s never been exceptionally great at them in my opinion

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    Hurry Up Fader

    My hot take is that Kanye’s weakest attribute when it comes to album-making is closing tracks. He’s never been exceptionally great at them in my opinion

    saint Pablo, who will survive, gone, king, violent crimes, bound 2 etc.

    what are u talking about

  • Nort 💫
    Dec 6, 2024
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    Hurry Up Fader

    My hot take is that Kanye’s weakest attribute when it comes to album-making is closing tracks. He’s never been exceptionally great at them in my opinion

    hm, Last call, Late, Pinocchio Story, Lost In The World, Bound 2, Saint Pablo, Violent Crimes

    man, idk if I can agree with you

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    Nort

    hm, Last call, Late, Pinocchio Story, Lost In The World, Bound 2, Saint Pablo, Violent Crimes

    man, idk if I can agree with you

    All good to great songs, but not among the best tracks of the respective albums (besides Saint Pablo)

  • americana

    Never Catch Me is a great outro imo

    S*** is so good

  • Nort 💫
    Dec 6, 2024
    Hurry Up Fader

    All good to great songs, but not among the best tracks of the respective albums (besides Saint Pablo)

    I kinda get what you mean for maybe half those songs named

  • Jahon

    Don’t even remember what Utopia’s closer is called

    Til further notice

  • Dec 6, 2024
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    coffee bean also has those mbdtf strings at the end there, crisp production

  • Dec 6, 2024

    Apple Pie is great imo

  • VVV

    saint Pablo, who will survive, gone, king, violent crimes, bound 2 etc.

    what are u talking about

    I like all of those songs (besides King), but none of them (besides Saint Pablo and Gone) feel like true standouts on those albums.

    Kanye is 1000x better at intros than he is at outros

  • splice

    bro really said apple pie wtf goin on

    I think it’d be fine if it was just on a throwaway EP or something where he just felt like putting some songs out

  • Dec 6, 2024
    Fries

    I like stuff where it feels like an epilogue or a post-script, or something intentionally minor to offset a massive work, or something intentionally more fun and upbeat to offset a darker work, or 'Concept's over now, want to hear the hardest beat ever?'

    Whatever way it is, I'm a huge fan of this approach to final tracks that divert from your expectations in some way

    Examples:
    My Body is a Cage - Arcade Fire
    After Hours - The Velvet Underground
    Live at Dominoes - The Avalanches
    Semena Mertvykh - Boards of Canada
    Untitled 08 - Kendrick Lamar
    Her Majesty - The Beatles
    The Maid We Messed - Matt Elliott (20 minute long drum & bass track after a depressing folk album)
    Riot! - Earl Sweatshirt

    I wish I could remember more off the top of my head but I love it when it happens

    kendrick i chose me song is like that to me

  • young majid

    coffee bean also has those mbdtf strings at the end there, crisp production

    Incredible way to end the song

  • Dec 6, 2024
    Fries

    I like stuff where it feels like an epilogue or a post-script, or something intentionally minor to offset a massive work, or something intentionally more fun and upbeat to offset a darker work, or 'Concept's over now, want to hear the hardest beat ever?'

    Whatever way it is, I'm a huge fan of this approach to final tracks that divert from your expectations in some way

    Examples:
    My Body is a Cage - Arcade Fire
    After Hours - The Velvet Underground
    Live at Dominoes - The Avalanches
    Semena Mertvykh - Boards of Canada
    Untitled 08 - Kendrick Lamar
    Her Majesty - The Beatles
    The Maid We Messed - Matt Elliott (20 minute long drum & bass track after a depressing folk album)
    Riot! - Earl Sweatshirt

    I wish I could remember more off the top of my head but I love it when it happens

    or something intentionally more fun and upbeat to offset a darker work, or 'Concept's over now, want to hear the hardest beat ever?'

  • Dec 6, 2024
    paradise valley
    !https://youtu.be/VBmMU_iwe6U?si=1f3Ixdtxlftw4RSE

    Run The World desn't fit the sound of the album at all. And to make it worse, she put it as the last song when the previous track is I Was Here that works perfectly as a closing song

    i feel like most artists do this as a kind of credits moment, the big ending song is right before and then sometimes the lead single ends it all off to remind you where everything started. like Views is obviously the last song on views but hotline bling is what would play during the credits