Now that's what I call an outro!

[irons1965]

Mark Isham 'In the Blue Distance';-

 

[Taff63]

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
AC/DC - Back in Black
Boston - Hitch a Ride
Dire Starits - Telegraph Road

 

[Woodface]

They nicked it from Horace Silver.

Yes, so I discovered when I bought his album.

 

[droodzilla]

It turns out, you started a thread in 2016 called Best Outros, and in that thread, I suggested this

Another great outro from Fagen (and a great track).

 

[Nero]

Fagen (or Walter I suppose) again. Outro to King of the World needs compulsory fading up to hear the detail.

 

[zarniwoop]

Shine on you crazy diamond, part IX - the last minute or so is a perfect end to the album.

 

[cj66]

Hard Lovin' Man outros for the album in grand rock style.

 

[Marchbanks]

Fagen (or Walter I suppose) again. Outro to King of the World needs compulsory fading up to hear the detail.

That’s been one of my favourites for - blimey - nearly 50 years. I’ve always assumed it is Denny rather than Jeff who shoves the synth over to the other side.

 

[Seeker_UK]

The Cult do a good outro. Essentially they decide how they can make the track even heavier:

 

[roman]

One from my past I seldom listen to now but always loved the last couple of minutes was Rainbow- stargazer

Will give it a spin to see if it scrubs up.

 

[roman]

Pixies- no 13 baby
The who- Baba O'Riley

 

[waxkinglyrical]

Three from Aerosmith: Seasons Of Wither, No More No More and Nobody’s Fault.

 

[Warszawa]

 

[guey]

Paul Haig - The Only Truth, the last three minutes or so are just genius - the way it builds to the end.

 

[guey]

One of the few reasons to forgive Jools Holland for his boogie woogie bollox

 

[gassor]

Blissed out sort of Doors for the last 3 mins, this is the shorter version.

 

[gassor]

Even if the above is truly wonderful, this track surpasses everything ever made in the history of everything ever made.

 

[robs]

Two outros for the price of one...just when you think it's all over at about the 6 minute mark...it just carries on... John Butler, a truly talented guitarist:

 

[kjb]

This:

A four minute outro for a seven minute song.

 

[kjb]

Even if the above is truly wonderful, this track surpasses everything ever made in the history of everything ever made.

I feel the same way about this

There are days when I think this might be the finest piece of music I've ever heard. Beautiful, euphoric, every note exactly where it should be.