CDs with Hidden Tracks
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Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley (a dedication to Kurt Cobain after Spaceship Landing)
QOTSA - SFTD (a bunch of deaf people rubbing balloons at a certain frequency)
can't think of any others with my cd collection at home.
CuanaD - D-plus wrote:
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'
Monaco music 4 pleasure, long after the last song has finished Hokky shouts "oy you can turn it off now"
'Fire & Skill' the Paul Weller tribute album has an unamed Weller original long after the final listed track has played out.Well worth a listen.
Old Blue wrote:
[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.
From my view, yes it would, almost as much work as trying to get the right track to play on a twin-grooved record (I'm thinking of John Cooper Clarke's Twat/Splat single, never really wanted to hear the version with the sound effects more than once).
EdelBrock wrote:
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.
Don't actually own the album, a co-worker had it, we listened to the tracks at work on a portable CD player that we could manually rewind.
Not sure if you know who the Dirty Three are, they're a three-piece (duh!) of violin, guitar and drums, the song is kinda drone-y, but as I said earlier, Mute made it a lot easier to hear the song by sticking it on Nick's b-side compilation. Send me a PM if you wanna know (and hear) more....
THE JARVIS COCKER RECORD ......30 minutes after the last song has finished,a hidden classic!!
As Monty Python would say "Bet they won't play this song on the radio.."
Oh and RUDEBOX by Robbie Williams has got an excruciating bad hidden track where he attempts to fit the biggest number of "dick-heads" on a "song".Ugly blot on not a bad album at all.
MONTY,Sue and Bob too! wrote: THE JARVIS COCKER RECORD ......30 minutes after the last song has finished,a hidden classic!!
As Monty Python would say "Bet they won't play this song on the radio.."
He released that as a single though....
El Jarvo wrote:
Sod le tour - 1st home game tickets on sale today wrote:
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
Was it a Revenge or Monaco album which suddenly has Hooky going, "You can turn it off now?" ages after the last track
It was Monaco, Jarvo, Sir!! ;)
Burt Reynolds wrote:
MONTY,Sue and Bob too! wrote: THE JARVIS COCKER RECORD ......30 minutes after the last song has finished,a hidden classic!!
As Monty Python would say "Bet they won't play this song on the radio.."
He released that as a single though....
Oh aye,so he DID! Just had a look on his discography released on Download only.Top song.
Would "I'm going crazy" be considered a hidden track on Smashing Pumpkins' Gish? I have a bootleg called "Pumpkin seeds" which has some Gish songs on it (although they're mixed slightly different) and "Daydream" doesn't have the "I'm going crazy" bit after it.
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Would "I'm going crazy" be considered a hidden track on Smashing Pumpkins' Gish? I have a bootleg called "Pumpkin seeds" which has some Gish songs on it (although they're mixed slightly different) and "Daydream" doesn't have the "I'm going crazy" bit after it.
Yeah I think so...forgot about that...I think I'll have to pop Gish in....its been awhile
GlasVegas wrote: 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.
sure you mean the first album? here's one on white ladder that's before track one
same trick works with 2many djs vol 2 - rewind track one & you get the kylie/new order cant get blue monday out of my head hing
lol at the number of times the monaco one's been mentioned!
hibster wrote:
lol at the number of times the monaco one's been mentioned!
Yes, but I said it FIRST! (Me, me, me . . . ) are they my pils? thanks, 
Blur's Think Tank album has a hidden track that you find if you play the first track and then skip backwards to before it starts... if you see what i mean . . .
think its called Me White Noise
and its shite
Admiral Twin - M.O.R. powerpop band that opened for Hanson (!) in their '98 Tour (I actually went to the Molson Centre in Toronto w/ my sister to see it....gah! Maybe as a teen I was hoping to hook up w/ some Hanson groupies...didn't work out too well)
Their indie release "Unlucky" in '98 had a hidden track you could only access by going backwards from Track One (very odd spoken word track with references to flotsam, creepshows and Bryant Gumble...seriously).
