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I give you this, from 3:25 on. :metal:

 

[jaxadam]

That is badass.

 

[Drew]

This:

The changeup at about 3:10 onwards. Fucking genius, one of my favorite Devin Townsend moments.

That Devildriver thing is pretty excellent, too. Unexpected. :yesway:

 

[146]

From about 6:10 or so.

 

[Mr. S]

From about 3:40 :metal:

 

[Mr. S]

This:

YouTube - Strapping Young Lad - In the Rainy Season

The changeup at about 3:10 onwards. Fucking genius, one of my favorite Devin Townsend moments.

That Devildriver thing is pretty excellent, too. Unexpected. :yesway:

From about 6:10 or so.

YouTube - Pantera - Floods

Yes and yes! :metal:

 

[146]

7:20. One of the coolest changes ever.

And of course: Demon of the Fall at 4:30-ish

 

[budda]

Ending of Deliverance - Opeth.

 

[sami]

 

[eleven59]

From about 4:25 onwards, though it really hits hard if you listen to the whole track. Brilliant Devin Townsend production in a completely different style.

 

[pardon miasma]

5 Opeth mentions and none of them are the awe-inspiring last 4 and a half minutes of "Blackwater Park"?

Other great ones:

The reason I was so disappointed with Traced In Air. Find a scientific way of quantifying the quality of music, some 50 years in the future, and then total Traced In Air. If that number is higher than "How Could I"'s number, I'll eat a Steinberger. :lol:

On the complete opposite end of the technical spectrum, here's Crowbar. This song is more than one-third outro breakdown. I'm a sucker for outro breakdowns, though, and when Kirk Windstein decides he's going to crush you with a riff, nobody with his hands intact does it better.

 

[sami]

If you played a Crowbar song backwards, does he get back all that he gave?

 

[noodles]

/thread

 

[Edroz]

 

[The Dark Wolf]

Ending of Deliverance - Opeth.

This. /Thread

The end of Domination from Pantera is just SICK.

The intro is great, too. "Fart stinks like a mother fucker!!!" :lol:

 

[MetalJim]

Starts at 2:10

 

[Ryan]

:flex:

http://www.pwnsnoobs.com/mp3/02.mp3

 

[stealthtastic]

Wirelessly posted (A Destroyer of short people: Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/4B1 Safari/419.3)

The end of btbam's selkoes: the endless obsession.

 

[Cassidy]

Two of my favourite endings played together as a medley. Learning to Live and A Change of Seasons. Both epic as fuck.

And even though Opeth have been mentioned, I'm surprised no one suggested A Fair Judgement \m/

And +1 for How Could I?

 

[pardon miasma]

So we've determined in this thread that Mikael Akerfeldt is king of the outro.