What's Your Epic Last Album Track?

Riders On The Storm. The Doors. LA Woman.

Voodoo Chile (Slight Return). Jimi Hendrix. Electric Ladyland.

Steve

Echoes  Pink Floyd Meddle

The End  The Doors 

If I can pick a live track it would have to be Space Trucking from Made in  Japan

Space Truckin - Machine Head. All of the tracks on Machine Head are classics, but this a little bit more than classic.

Voices in the wind - Let It Roll. Not a typical Feats offering, this wasn't Under the Radar, it was subterranean.

Todd Rundgren: Just One Victory-A Wizard, A True Star


10cc: 'Don't Hang Up' - How Dare You!

I am the resurrection,,Starts well just gets better

Homesick by Airbag on All rights removed.

Surf's Up on the album Surf's Up by the Beach Boys.

Garageland, The Clash - s/t

Yo La Tengo: Night Falls On Hoboken

Over 17 minutes of loveliness that noodles off into the night on a gentle wave of loping bass and squally feedback. The perfect final track, on my desert island list!

Bruce

Eclipse.

There is no dark side of the moon really, as a matter of fact it's all dark.

Can't believe I forgot about this. I listened to it a couple of weeks ago.

Definitely better than my two suggestions.

Led zeppelin IV - When The Levee Breaks

+1 for Todd's - Just One Victory

Sunhouse - Animal from Crazy On The Weekend 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0rGN6Qt8Co 

King Crimson - Fracture from Starless And Bible Black

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XggLoO-aloE&list=PLYuDlFjIrdZGuApLfzPEbIirIzIvbzfOv 

Sylvan - Artificial Paradise

Transatlantic - The Whirlwind, any number from the guys is an EPIC

DreamTheater - A change of Seasons:

Love Reign O'er Me - Quadrophenia

The Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson

"Jungleland" - from Born to Run. Closes the classic rock opera in fine style.

Todd uses it as one of the encore at his gig, too.

Seconded - I was about to suggest when I saw the thread.

Richard, did you know that side one of that LP was originally intended to end with Dennis Wilson's own epic 'Wouldn't It Be Nice To Live Again'? Still unreleased and unbootlegged ... Also recorded for the album was '4th of July' by Dennis which was on the boxed set released in 1992.

Second Home by the Sea. Last track side 1 on vinyl. So technically not the last track on the album but arguably it should be. Re my thread about Track Listing Order on Love over Gold.

+1.

Also by Zep: "Tea For One" on Presence, "I'm Gonna Crawl" on ITTOD, and "How Many More Times" on Led Zeppelin