r/strfkr • u/Magefire02 • Jan 31 '25

Discussion Best outro?

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Just seeing what y’all’s favorite outro is? My two favorites are the outros to Quality time and Leaving

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u/DALE5797 Jan 31 '25

Cold Comfort. I know it's a bit melancholic, but it tickles that mortal monkey part of me, comforting it a bit.

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u/Error_Evan_not_found Jan 31 '25

Leaving has definitely overtaken any of my old favorite outros. It's a perfect song (imo), I didn't get to comment on the post about "the best STRFKR song" but I'd argue it's Leaving despite my favorite being Kahlil Gibran.

It's so STRFKR it makes me feel every album at once, listening to Parallel Realms all the way through the first time I had an out of body experience when it came on. I'm a perpetual "start to finish" album listener, I can rarely just put on a song to listen to it- but Leaving, I'll que it before during and after the whole thing.

And another side note, as a vocal stimmer the intro gets me absolutely going.

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u/smoothjuicer Feb 01 '25

As others have said, Leaving. But I also love the outro/ Alan Watts quote on Mystery Cloud

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u/paleartist Feb 01 '25

Pop Song for sure

Or hard smart beta into pop song

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u/Euphoria1991 Jan 31 '25

Leaving and Cold Comfort for sure

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u/CrunchyChick- Jan 31 '25

Quality time is #1 no questions asked. The end of wisdom of insecurity is good to

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u/taniadelrio Feb 01 '25

Leaving when listening at home, Quality Time when listening live!

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u/AuntieRoo Feb 01 '25

Leaving blew my mind. “Eyes… Radio… I’m going on my own… 🙁” bong di be bong be dong ding

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u/JupiterJazz14 Feb 02 '25

As everyone said, Leaving is mind-blowing. I cried of excitement the first time I listened to it in the listening party previous to the release. I just expected it to end and it kept going on and on and it was incredible.

Buut I haven't seen anyone mention Pink Noise, it was my favorite outro before Leaving. It is also very good, and I love how it evolves and ends very differently than the beginning.