Albums that had perfect closing tracks but got reissued/updated
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Albums that had perfect closing tracks but got reissued/updated and no longer end on a perfect track anymore.
all of them
no really all bonus tracks are cancer when it comes to album flow
>>65683901
This. Bonus tracks in the middle are top tier.
>>65683861
>>65683901
Dumb rockists
>>65683930
>Bonus tracks
>Ever
>>65683861
Vapor Trail is perfect
>>65683951
Some Candy Talking is the best song on Psychocandy tho
>>65683934
rockists?
>>65683954
Nowhere is the better closer.
just remove the bonus track?
>>65683954
The CD version is much better, Here and Now is one of their best songs
>vinyl copy contains remix bonus tracks
>>65684053
>remixes
>ever
why
>>65684027
>>65684048
Idk the string finale of Vapor Trail is so beautiful I just can't picture the album ending a different way.
Post cases where bonus tracks improve the album.
Pic related, ending on Home Is Where the Heart Is with Another as a short little closer is way fucking better than the anticlimactic Francis Massacre.
>>65684142
>>65684142
>>65684142
51 tracks.
>>65684161
Self-titled also, although I see what people mean with This Charming Man being a bit too energetic and jarring together with the other tracks, I always found it as a nice breath of fresh air that gives nuance to the album.
>>65684204
Fool's Gold isn't that bad of a closer, but it definitely doesn't have the energy I Am the Resurrection does.
I liked that they released the bonus tracks but Take Care was the perfect closer. I keep the bonus tracks tagged under another album title.
You can just delete them you know
I even like Bubblegum, but Expressway to Yr Skull, especially with the locked groove, is the perfect closer
>>65684394
This, it's so fucking awkward to have such a long closing stretch that just dissolves the music in feedback so much that you forget the album is still running only to be abruptly cut off with Bubblegum.
>>65683985
it's literally the worst song on psychocandy
>>65683951
Agent Orange is better than Pimpf
If you guys treat bonus tracks like part of the actual album you're an idiot. Think of it in terms of a movie: The original album is the film; the cohesive piece, the full body of art. The bonus tracks are the deleted scenes, bloopers, etc; they're not made to "flow" with the cohesive piece, they're meant as additional pieces you can watch/listen to as a little bonus
>>65684901
If deleted scenes and bloopers were handled like bonus tracks they'd show up right as the final scene ends but before the credits. It would be awful.
>>65685079
1. There aren't really any "credits" in the context of listening to an album
2. Just end the album before the bonus tracks start, it's not that hard. I always separate the bonus tracks as "disc 2" of an album, because that's basically what they are; not a part of the main album
>>65685178
>Just end the album before the bonus tracks start.
Implying.
There are albums/editions with a Bonus Track Disc.
