Save The Best For Last?

My pick is “Starstruck” by the 

Kinks. I love the melody at the end of the song, and the backing vocals are great. “Starstruck” has a happy, pleasant & sincere vibe, and I would’ve loved to see a continuation of that feeling. 

https://youtu.be/HaDoVAaqHaE

Modest Mouse - Spitting Venom,  starts out kind of brash, but about midway through the tempo changes as though a victory and revelation, and concludes with a most incredible and hypnotic ending. Highly recommended.

Hi fellow Rock fan,

My pick is Kitchen's of Distinction- Mad as Snow

I chose that because it is a fairly short but highly effective song. Using the first premise on your question, this has a totally different ending to the main song that does go on for a long time, but personally I could zone out for a lot longer in it :)

The songs you pick I notice have a good combination of the right stuff. The type that can cause some powerful emotions. I also liked your intro to it.

Cheers Sad Eyed Lady.

"Van Diemen's Land" - A solo performance sung by U2 guitarist The Edge. Nice song that starts fading out at 2 1/2 minutes for no apparent reason. More of this would have been a pleasure. From the CD Rattle and Hum.

Foghat's "Dreamer" from the "Rock and Roll Outlaws" album. A great song that builds and builds to the cathartic guitar jam at the end... and then it fades within just a few seconds! Truly a case of musical satisfactus interruptus!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPym4LYngUY

“Pretty Maids All In A Row” - a Joe Walsh cut from the Eagles “Hotel California” album.  The harmonies at the end are awesome - too bad they can’t just keep on going.