Best album closer

[AccordionChick]

I was flopping back & forth between Jackson Park Express & Good Old Days but eventually went with Jackson Park Express because of its style & length. Mr. Frump In The Iron Lung was tied with The Biggest Ball Of Twine In Minnesota for second. Albuquerque would've been my third option.

[tomatochives]

What, no love for SFTCTM? It's the perfect length (in my opinion), doesn't fizzle out like DDTS, doesn't overextend its welcome like JPE, and the production value is incredible.

[minnick27]

I have listened to SFTCTM maybe seven times since the album came out, i just dont like it

[AccordionChick]

SFTCTM is of course amazing, but I just was so burned out on listening to a lot of Jim Steinman/Meat Loaf works since I was younger that I just didn't love hearing it as much. It of course is a great original but I for some reason I anticipated so much more from the music video. Well it's not much more but I wanted to see Al singing the song on a stage but with a choir behind him & stuff just putting his all in to the performance. The typography fits the song so no complaints, just a petty thing I suppose.

[Kevbo1987]

I have listened to SFTCTM maybe seven times since the album came out, i just dont like it

I liked it when I first heard it, but now I have a hard time getting through the whole thing. It just hasn't held up very well for me.

[Well, Well, Well]

I am very surprised that Good Old Days and Genius in France haven't gotten a vote. Also I've always felt that Albuquerque was basically a parody, and since I like Dicks automotive better I can't have that song being better than Al's best album closer.

[HappyGilmore]

I voted for Twine Ball. Albuquerque isn't bad...but it's not my favorite.

[minnick27]

As much as I love GiF, Albuquerque is a much better closer

[Insomnia]

Ball of Twine man
God tier Al song. Probably one of the best closers on anything.

[Troodon]

Well "Bohemian Polka" is just my favorite out of all of these songs, and very nostalgic as that song is basically what made me a Weird Al fan when I discovered him in college.

If judging it as the best way to round out an album, I'd probably go with Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota.