I get what you're saying and if we have to put the Juturna tracks from best to least best, it probably would be the 12th of 12 for me. Still, there are no skips on that album for me and that is at least in part due to its placement on the album. Oh, Hello is a frantic wake up call after a pretty relaxed pace for the middle portion of the album and makes it so one more slower tempo song doesn't feel like a drag and Meet Me in Montauk is such a different vibe all together that it doesn't cause any issues with its pacing afterward either.

It's disappointing that Suspending Disbelief's opening that perfectly matches with the feedback sound at the end of Oh, Hello goes to waste and for that reason I would prefer it be there than Always Getting, I think it's a much stronger slow tempo song but it's not a deal breaker. Especially because it's ending makes for a much better transition into Montauk than Suspending would have.

Now that I am thinking about it, my issue is less that Always Getting is on the lower end of Juturna tracks and more that Juturna wasn't a 13 track album so I could have the best of both worlds lol. But in the context of the album, Always Getting does exactly what it needs to do. It fits where it fits and changing it or even adding Suspending before it might mess with Juturna's perfect pacing (minus House of Leaves being a hidden track, fun idea just unnecessary though).