FEATURE:
After Ten Minutes of Silence…
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The Best Hidden Tracks in Music
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MAYBE it is hard to represent this feature…
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with as much purity and effect as I had hoped. What I mean is that some of these songs, the hidden tracks, occur after a long silence – you don’t get the same suspense and surprise with them out of context (the feature’s title is a nod to how long it takes for the Nirvana song, Endless, Nameless, to arrive after Something in the Way). I have looked at the best hidden tracks from music. Some of them are obvious and much-heard – Her Majesty on Abbey Road, for example – whereas some, I’d imagine, are fairly new to the senses (a certain Oasis track might have slipped many by...). I have collected the tastiest hidden tracks from popular music – and listed the albums/E.P. they can be heard or (or were issued on re-releases or vinyl versions).
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Her Majesty – The Beatles
Album: Abbey Road
Release Date: 1969
Can’t Take My Eyes Off You – Lauryn Hill
Album: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
Release Date: 1998
Endless, Nameless - Nirvana
Album: Nevermind
Release Date: 1991
Citizens Band – Super Furry Animals
Album: Guerrilla
Release Date: 1991
Milk - The 1975
E.P.: Sex
Release Date: 2012
Late - Kanye West
Album: Late Registration
Release Date: 2005
Encore for the Fans/Listen/Get Me Bodied (Extended Mix) - Beyoncé
Album: B’Day
Release Date: 2006
Alas, I Cannot Swim - Laura Marling
Album: Alas, I Cannot Swim
Release Date: 2008
Bonehead’s Bank Holiday - Oasis
Album: (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?
Release Date: 1995
All By Myself - Green Day
Album: Dookie
Release Date: 1994
Intense Thing - Ash
Album: Trailer
Release Date: 1994
France - The Libertines
Album: The Libertines
Release Date: 2004
Poor Song - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Album: Fever to Tell
Release Date: 2003