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On several jazz reissues, there's a "pause" track on each CD that you can program in on your player to break up the listening set. A pause track is pretty useful in iTunes as well; for the purpose you mention above as well as for creating mixtape playlists (I use it to separate the different parts of the playlists), and for waking up the iPod daily to keep it from going into "deep-freeze" mode.
For clearing out the party shuffle, you can also just uncheck the entire source SPL; that stops play after the current song, but leaves the tracks queued up.