When a songs ends in chaos
 

I know the term for it, no need to start the indie knowledge thing . Three songs that are bettered by their grand finales:

The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead (Inspired by The Velvet Underground's I Can't Stand It and Ther Stooges)

The Smiths - Death Of A Disco Dancer (Inspired by Morrisey's playing of the piano)

The Velvet Underground - Sister Ray (Inspired by tension)

Yawn.

The extra s shouldn't have been there. Apologies.

I love when a song goes out with a roar.

"Road To Joy" - Bright Eyes
"Heroin" - Velvet Underground
"The Diamond Sea" - Sonic Youth

There's many more but I'm not in the right frame of mind to try to remember them all. Perhaps I'll most a more definitive list later.

Tuff Gnarl - Sonic Youth, one of my favourites songs on Sister.

Future Days by can ends in that minute of strange electro music. Its not really chaos but its strange

Kleinkief - Linferno

The last second of Brother James is amazing.

King Crimson - "In The The Court Of The Crimson King" - Proggus Interruptus, anyone?

Sebadoh - Gimme indie rock

um

... nyc ghosts and flowers!

"Bike" by Pink Floyd strikes me as the ultimate example.

Sebadoh's "As The World Dies, The Eyes Of God Grow Wider" is a good example, I would think.

The Boo Radleys - Catweazle

Distorsion!

The last track on Jim O'Rourke's Insignificance LP..

When I Go Deaf by Low
see e.g. track 12 of http://www.archive.org/details/Low20....Cologne.flacf

edit: wait this one is even better:
trackk 14 of http://www.archive.org/details/Low20...go.SchoepsMK41

Wilco's Poor Places.

Sonic Youth - Mote
The middle section in Tom Violence.

Mildred Pierce

She believes - Pavement

Immediately thought of this one too. Life Goes Off, is the name. Coupled with absurd lyrics, and hand claps. Good track.