Got a couple albums that have those, the type of track where you have to fast-forward after the last song to find them: Nirvana's "Nevermind," and the recently discovered "Jagged Little Pill" by Alanis Morissette. Seven years of owning the latter, I didn't realize that there was a hidden track until I played the CD on iTunes. Are there anymore CDs with hidden tracks aside from those two? I know that this was a fad in the 90s.
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Travis had it on "the man who" and the "invisible band" Cracker had many empty tracks Track #69-Eurotrash Girl #88-Get to you, all inbetween tracks were silent 3 seconds a peice. Staind did it on "tormented" 3rdeyeblind on "blue" AFI on "sing the sorrow" Remy Zero on "the golden hum" Olive on "extra virgin" Offspring on "americana"
Those are the only ones I can remember at the moment, many of those are past 2000...
Pete Yorn on the album 'MusicForTheMorningAfter' - 'Girl Like You' [after 'Simonize'--there's about a minute or so after the song ends, and then this one starts].
19.21.14.19.8.9.14.5 wrote:
I have that--just haven't listened to that yet.
ARE. YOU. SERIOUS!?
Some answer phone recording about 10mins after last track
Melvins - Houdini Napalm Death - The Code Is Red, Long Live The Code Manic Street Preachers - Send Away The Tigers
MAILLOT JAUNE. Yet to be caught. wrote:
19.21.14.19.8.9.14.5 wrote:
ARE. YOU. SERIOUS!?
Some answer phone recording about 10mins after last track
I'll have to give that a good listen then, thanks!! 
His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Love Vigilantes on Retro.
i'll get my coat...
How the fuck did that rumour start?
Big Black wrote:
His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Love Vigilantes on Retro.
i'll get my coat...
How the fuck did that rumour start?
"Rumour"? You must've just gotten the 4-disc version. 
The X-Files soundtrack, with a lovely Nick Cave/Dirty Three song Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum, and the Dirty Three version of the X-Files theme. Both located before song one on the disc ("0" is also a number" saith Nick and the boys), accessed only by a backward manual search.
Mute made it a bit easier to find by sticking the track on Nick's b-side box set.
Hibster, I think, was the one who pointed out the extra track on Massive Attack's 100th Window, but it was a rather long and boring instrumental from what I remember, only got through it one time.
Stumbled upon THIS SITE for updated info on this stuff.
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: The X-Files soundtrack, with a lovely Nick Cave/Dirty Three song Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum, and the Dirty Three version of the X-Files theme. Both located before song one on the disc ("0" is also a number" saith Nick and the boys), accessed only by a backward manual search.
Mute made it a bit easier to find by sticking the track on Nick's b-side box set.
Hibster, I think, was the one who pointed out the extra track on Massive Attack's 100th Window, but it was a rather long and boring instrumental from what I remember, only got through it one time.
Stumbled upon THIS SITE for updated info on this stuff.
Wow, I've listened to this cd many times and never knew it. How are you able to download it on the computer? Looked it up on my iTunes library and it doesn't show it.
I do check this site for quite some time now if I want infos about hidden tracks. It's a semi-complete list in wikipedia.
Just to add, one new album that is not on the list yet is Cherry Ghost's 2007 album Thirst For Romance (the last track 'Mathematics' has a hidden track 'The Same God.')
Indeed!
Second Coming - Stone Roses The Best Of 1980-1990 - U2 DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (about 4 tracks).
Always worth browsing them in a PC too, you never know what you'll find on some. Of course you need to stop DOS autoplaying every fucking thing in sight.
i can think of a few.
Offspring - smash Nirvana -in utero Missy Elliot- so addictive Q-tip - amplified
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote:
The X-Files soundtrack, with a lovely Nick Cave/Dirty Three song Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum, and the Dirty Three version of the X-Files theme. Both located before song one on the disc ("0" is also a number" saith Nick and the boys), accessed only by a backward manual search.
That surely is the definition of a 'hidden' track, as opposed just being unlisted? Something that requires some effort to get it play, rather than just leaving the CD running.
Silent Alarm by Bloc Party has one. Rewind from track 1 and there is a broody instrumental.
pumped full of drugs wrote: Of course New Order has none, lazy bastards
No, but the Other Two did on their 1st album and Monaco had Hooky saying 'you can take the record off now' - or something like that, on their 1st.
Crowded house on Woodface - track called 'we're still here'
Sod le tour - 1st home game tickets on sale today wrote:
19.21.14.19.8.9.14.5 wrote:
ARE. YOU. SERIOUS!?
Some answer phone recording about 10mins after last track
Was it a Revenge or Monaco album which suddenly has Hooky going, "You can turn it off now?" ages after the last track 
Theme from 'The Vikings' is also at the end of on of his other offerings (The LTM one?) with Hooky namechecking all the people he owes thanks to.
Snoopy wrote: Ash - 1997
Not really a bonus track has Tim Wheeler and the band vomiting
I enjoyed that one!
& they were laughing & commenting on each other's puke - "that was fucking amazing"
They still do it - there's one on Mondays' Uncle Dysfunktional.
Hooky's hidden tracks were always the best though.
No more f'ing saudade wrote: They still do it - there's one on Mondays' Uncle Dysfunktional.
Am I alone in thinking that's actually the best thing on the album? 
Ryder rambling unintelligibly over a decent backbeat! 
The Lost In Translation soundtrack. Has Bill Murray singing a karaoke version of "More Than This" by Roxy Music ten minutes after the last track.
David Gray's first album. You need to play track 1 then rewind it and there's a song before it. Shite though.
Damn... I forgot what CD it is... But somewhere is after a couple of minutes a voice saying: "You can turn it off now." That scared me the first time I heard it, because I wasn't prepared :). I guess it was Hooky's voice... Maybe a Revenge or Monaco-album...
