Now that's what I call an outro!

[gassor]

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.

Two notes and I'm overcome as well.

 

[gassor]

Then there is Pauly Simon

 

[gassor]

And who could ignore the summer of Love

 

[droodzilla]

A few more favourites:

More than six minutes of psych-guitar outro here:

Bark Psychosis do some great ones. From 2:50 here:

And from around 3:30 here:

Not forgetting the epic Scum, which is virtually all intro/outro:

Clear Talk Talk influence in the outro there - another band who did great outros, but I'll leave it there for now.

 

[droodzilla]

And who could ignore the summer of Love

Classic. Red Telephone, from the same album, is another killer outro.

 

[windhoek]

The greatest tearoom orchestra in the world have done it again - now that's what I call an outro!

 

[gassor]

The song is about people being attracted to each other (maybe) but in the final minute Nils Clem takes his guitar into a mighty black hole of sound. Only Wilco would ever dream of doing this.

 

[Seeker_UK]

When Ricky Wilson takes off at about 5:00

Three that are so goo, they have their own names:

From 5:15 - "The Straightener"

Steve ends with blissing out from 6:15 - 'The Golden Vibe'

Another Steve, another guitar outro from 5:40 - 'Wurm'

 

[windhoek]

Hendrix wasn't bad at outros:

 

[Taff63]

Out into the daylight - Mike Rutherford's Smallcreep's Day - Mike (and Simon Phillips in particular) are excellent.

 

[gassor]

50 years I've waited to hear a blistering rock/blues outro that comes close to this. Not heard one yet. Hotel California might be the closest.

 

[windhoek]

That reminds me:

 

[DipsyDave]

This:

A four minute outro for a seven minute song.

From the same band, Two Arrows - their homage to I Want You (She's So Heavy) perhaps?

 

[DipsyDave]

King Crimson - Moonchild - I know the outro gets panned by a lot of people, but I first heard it at the age of 14 when the album came out, loved it then, and still love it now.

 

[DipsyDave]

A few more favourites:

More than six minutes of psych-guitar outro here:

Bark Psychosis do some great ones. From 2:50 here:

And from around 3:30 here:

Not forgetting the epic Scum, which is virtually all intro/outro:

Clear Talk Talk influence in the outro there - another band who did great outros, but I'll leave it there for now.

I'll give you a couple for starters - After The Flood, and New Grass, from one of the greatest albums of all time, Laughing Stock.

 

[foxwelljsly]

 

[foxwelljsly]

 

[vince rocker]

Love the album version but I haven't seen that before, thanks for the link. That jam at the end could go on another 5 minutes The "Tip of the Sphere" album is great all the way through.
Referring to Cass McCombs here, dunno what happened to the quoted bit...

 

[waxkinglyrical]

Great choice from a very underrated album, “Asleep In The Desert” is sublime.

 

[MichaelC]

Neverland.

From about the 5.00 minute mark.

Awesome.