Hidden Tracks

Am I right in thinking NO or any of their side projects have never done one of these?

Only Love Vigilantes on Retro.

Patrick wrote: Only Love Vigilantes on Retro.

Dammit, you beat me to it.

There is another one. If you have the UK cd of 'The Rest Of',press play on track 1 and hold the search button back...

SteveOne wrote: There is another one. If you have the UK cd of 'The Rest Of',press play on track 1 and hold the search button back...

I've got the US version

So what is there?

I can't get 'the rest of' to work... how do i do the retro one?

Originally posted by marcus mee I can't get 'the rest of' to work... how do i do the retro one?

When you figure that out, let all the rest of us know.

Is it a wind-up or just a mystery? How do you know there is one?

Originally posted by marcus mee Is it a wind-up or just a mystery?How do you know there is one?

When Retro was released, many people here were unhappy with the absence of LV. So a theory developed that it was a hidden track. I don't believe anyone ever found it.

People aren't listening hard enough. You have to hear Love Vigilantes between ALL of the tracks, in the empty gaps between lyrics, in each beat of every song.

Time for me to lay off the peyote.

So how many of you actually tried to rewind 'The ?Rest Of'?

Put the republic on PC and search media files archives.

Aside from 'Love Vigilantes' , there were some hidden tracks on some of the Revenge CD's, especially 'Gun World Porn' and possibly (but I haven't listened to it for a while), the 'One True Passion' CD?

l8rs,

Nick ;)

SteveOne wrote: So how many of you actually tried to rewind 'The ?Rest Of'?

Git.

if you play "Slow Jam" backwards, then double the speed... you get a kickass techno tune

if you play "Rock the Shack" really, really, really low, so you can't hear it barely it at all... it sort of sounds like your neighbors playing their stereo

the 7" flexi disc of Komokino has a secret track at the end... these guys already did the "secret track" thing 25 years ago, so why bother repeating themselves?

Originally posted by Denial_1963 Put the republic on PC and search media files archives.

One slight problem there - Extended CD's were formalised until 1995 and in 1993, the only desktops with CD drives as default were Macintosh's.

NO have never done an extended CD, oddly enough...

pumped full of drugs wrote: if you play "Rock the Shack" really, really, really low, so you can't hear it barely it at all... it sort of sounds like your neighbors playing their stereo ?

If you play the same song even lower than the human ear can decipher, at least only small animals have to suffer.