Best. Song. Ending. Ever.

[rareboy]

And it doesn't have to necessarily be a song. Instrumental compositions can be included.

I going old school.

 

[smokeshadow]

Regardless of where one stands on U. S. patriotic music, one does have to admit that the Peter Willhouski arrangement of The Battle Hymn of the Republic has got one of the best endings ever

 

[belamyi]

If you want to be a Philistin at get just the "ending"..: 36:47 Sweet sixteen memories...

Although the truly BEST. Ending. Ever is, of course:

[Dead LInk]

 

[belamyi]

9:38

21:28

 

[Latimer]

 

[smokeshadow]

a couple more. . .

AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" from the movie Battleship

or maybe, the Electric Light Orchestra's "Don't Bring Me Down"

 

[belamyi]

9:38

Christopher Hogwood always lacked the Jaap Schröder element to justly, properly, accurately deliver that.

A popular favourite: 3: 09: 44

 

[Latimer]

44.03

 

[Latimer]

^ Is the yelling that begins about 45.0 what Rimsky-Korsakov intended? Or is this just spontaneous exuberance on the part of the conductor and his Galician crew and audience?

 

[Latimer]

Speaking of Sheherazade: here is a reconstruction of the Folkine-choreographed ballet. Why isn't this performed more often?

 

[smokeshadow]

Anytime one can include a cannonade in the finale, you just know it'll blow the roof off

 

[gaysian85]

Miss You Much by Janet Jackson

That’s the end?

 

[belamyi]

7:21 or, if you are too anxious, skip forward to 8:24

 

[rareboy]

Sone interesting choices.

 

[belamyi]

7:21 or, if you are too anxious, skip forward to 8:24

Actually, better 8:22

 

[belamyi]

Oh, and what about this version:

5:46.... 6:15

With that middle section and that ending, forget about Ravel's Bolero

 

[Peloso]

The last 70 seconds. Scoff if you like. I'm still an angry teenager at heart.

 

[Thad1527]

And here's my choice. I love it for so many reasons and the ending couldn't be better.