I can only really think of this and tool of course. There had to be a lot more
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 03 Jan 2023, 18:06
by vO)))id
All that silly shit on Heretic.
Last hidden song on Coldplay's Parachutes.
The tracklisting on AiC's Dirt is also off by one song because of the instrumental.
I know a few more but can't name them now.
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 03 Jan 2023, 21:23
by shadowalk
There's one at the end of the first Days of The New record...some instrumental stuff.
The first Slipknot album had one at the end...Eeyore.
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 03 Jan 2023, 23:40
by Verbal
i think dookie and in utero might have had them
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 04 Jan 2023, 00:22
by slugbait
Follow the Leader has that goofy Earache my Eye cover
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 04 Jan 2023, 02:25
by zim
you mean godly
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 04 Jan 2023, 02:25
by zim
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 04 Jan 2023, 05:05
by Ryeknow
When korn ruled the world, 25 years ago
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 06 Jan 2023, 16:53
by Ninny
Come on Feel the Lemonheads has some bits at the end, mostly noise
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 07 Jan 2023, 00:03
by Corpsepyre
Never really cared for hidden tracks. Also, what was up with so many bands doing these 10-15 minute tracks at the end with several minutes of silence? Label mandates?
Never really cared for hidden tracks. Also, what was up with so many bands doing these 10-15 minute tracks at the end with several minutes of silence? Label mandates?
Yes. Sometimes.
Its kind of how Type O made fun of this with their talking and goofy shit just to fill up the full 74 or 75 minutes that could fit on the cd.
Re: The lost art of hidden tracks
Posted: 08 Jan 2023, 02:40
by Dr. Gonzo
Queens did this too. Mosquito song is actually a good hidden track usually its the opposite.