On That Note: The Sound of Silence
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Yes: I've Seen All Good People
3:30 mark
3:30 mark
Roxy Music - In Every Dream Home a Heartache
False ending with about 5 seconds of silence at about the 4:10 mark
False ending with about 5 seconds of silence at about the 4:10 mark
False endings
Fade beginning around 3:55, almost fades out completely — then restarts
False ending around 3:03
Fade beginning around 3:55, almost fades out completely — then restarts
False ending around 3:03
At 3:52, there is a false ending in Heart's "Magic Man." Used to throw me off every time I heard it as a kid.
Few times when Brian yells, "Fire!" there is a pause, then the cannons goes off.
False ending
Fade starts around 3:38 … returns for final chord ring-out.
Fade starts around 3:38 … returns for final chord ring-out.
False ending (clever given the theme)
"That a Lie" - Too Much Joy (cover/adapted from LL Cool J)
Approx 1:39
"That a Lie" - Too Much Joy (cover/adapted from LL Cool J)
Approx 1:39
50 seconds in (Cake is a big fan of dramatic pauses):
1:23-ish (man, do I love Electric Six):
Several times:
1:23-ish (man, do I love Electric Six):
Several times:
Revised. I guess I didn't set a very good example ....
Assumed that example is common knowledge, then I forgot not everyone is a Beatles freak-geek.
Appropriately titled
Approx 1:04 and 1:42 (Not even counting the spoken intro)
Approx 1:04 and 1:42 (Not even counting the spoken intro)
Maybe not a false ending, since it doesn't include silence, but let's call it a fake-out ending.
Around 3:03
Around 3:03
About 3:28 it starts to fade then fades back in.
Interestingly enough, on the Mono mix the fade-out and fade-in does not exist.
Interestingly enough, on the Mono mix the fade-out and fade-in does not exist.
Led Zepplin - What Is And What Should Never Be
fades at 1:37 and 2:30
A quick silence at 3:20
fades at 1:37 and 2:30
A quick silence at 3:20
Piano chord at 4:20 and slowly fades out, brief silence, dog whistle tone, and then gibberish.
