Is classic prog plagued by bad ending tracks?

chopper wrote: Svetonio wrote: The Dark Elf wrote: "Los Endos" makes perfect sense as a closing track. If it were at the start it would "Los Beginningos". Los Endos is one of the greatest Symphonic Prog instrumentals I ever heard. It's not an instrumental, it has singing on it.

Yea, few seconds just like some echoes make it a vocaly track   

Edited by Svetonio - June 13 2013 at 09:24

Svetonio wrote: Snow Dog wrote: chopper wrote: Svetonio wrote: Those phenomenons as "ghosts", UFO, SHC, oceans' "monsters" and so on, really exists, but the Science can not explain such things yet.     Can you back up that statement with evidence? Of course he can't. There is a lot of evidences that a number od phenomenas exists, but the Science is not able to explain what is that yet. For example, SHC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_human_combustion

I'm quite prepared to believe in SHC as it's an observed phenomena but one we haven't found a definitive scientific explanation for, however ghosts and UFOs are a different thing and generally explainable e.g. the guy who reported he must have been abducted by aliens as his watch was an hour slow so he must have lost an hour of his life, also he'd seen a strange object in the sky. The authorities wrote back explaining about the weather balloon that had been in the area and about the clocks going back that night!

Svetonio wrote: chopper wrote: Svetonio wrote: Snow Dog wrote: chopper wrote: Svetonio wrote: Those phenomenons as "ghosts", UFO, SHC, oceans' "monsters" and so on, really exists, but the Science can not explain such things yet.     Can you back up that statement with evidence? Of course he can't. There is a lot of evidences that a number od phenomenas exists, but the Science is not able to explain what is that yet. For example, SHC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_human_combustion I'm quite prepared to believe in SHC as it's an observed phenomena but one we haven't found a definitive scientific explanation for, however ghosts and UFOs are a different thing and generally explainable e.g. the guy who reported he must have been abducted by aliens as his watch was an hour slow so he must have lost an hour of his life, also he'd seen a strange object in the sky. The authorities wrote back explaining about the weather balloon that had been in the area and about the clocks going back that night! "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than you are dreamt in your philosophy"

THIS

What is Hocus Pocus then. A polka? maybe they should have had an alp horn solo.

Vibrationbaby wrote: Wow I opened a can of worms here. What was the title of this thread? I guess it mattered back in the days of vinyl but these days with all this downloading sh*t people just make up their own albums and put the tracks in the order they want.  The best ending track on an album for be back in the days of horse and buggies and long division was the 1975 Focus compilation album Dutch Masters with that " fast version " of Hocus Pocus. When I got that I just freaked out because I bought the album without even having heard this "fast " version. Hearing that end fade for the first time was so cool. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq75LCE73mM I think another great end track was Canario from ELPs Love Beach. After sitting through the whole mess finally you got some relief that the album wasn't all that horrible. I even saw Carl Palmer play it on his solo tour.

Wanorak wrote: IMO, Aisle of Plenty is by no means weak!! It ties in perfectly as a reprise to Dancing With the Moonlit Knight.

I think  that  the Too Old ...  is shamfuly underatted album!! 

Edited by Svetonio - June 14 2013 at 06:59

Vibrationbaby wrote: What do you mean non-folk? Tull aren't a folk band.

Snow Dog wrote: Svetonio wrote: chopper wrote: Svetonio wrote: Snow Dog wrote: chopper wrote: Svetonio wrote: Those phenomenons as "ghosts", UFO, SHC, oceans' "monsters" and so on, really exists, but the Science can not explain such things yet.     Can you back up that statement with evidence? Of course he can't. There is a lot of evidences that a number od phenomenas exists, but the Science is not able to explain what is that yet. For example, SHC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_human_combustion I'm quite prepared to believe in SHC as it's an observed phenomena but one we haven't found a definitive scientific explanation for, however ghosts and UFOs are a different thing and generally explainable e.g. the guy who reported he must have been abducted by aliens as his watch was an hour slow so he must have lost an hour of his life, also he'd seen a strange object in the sky. The authorities wrote back explaining about the weather balloon that had been in the area and about the clocks going back that night! "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than you are dreamt in your philosophy" Spontaneous combustion  has been proved as  hokum. At least  there is no evidence to support it. And a  quote from Shakespear  proves nothing.