Music Trivia -> Hidden Tracks -> Latest Entries
Ever since there has been music on recorded mediums (vinyl, casettes, CDs) groups with a sense of humour have placed funny snippets or entrie songs on their albums without a mention in the credits.
The 20 most recent entries are listed below. There are 92 entries in this section.
"You Oughtta Know (Alternate)," Alanis Morissette
Only on the UK version of Jagged Little Pill. The actual track is only a slightly remixed version of You Oughtta Know. Pretty bad if you've heard the original. Put then, about 5 minutes after the song ends, an acapella belter ensues. Really good song.
Jakko Wakko
"We Represent The Lollipop Girl," Twisted Sister
Hidden track on the Stay Hungry album, this acapella belter only lasts 30 seconds. Dee Snider's voice has been distorted to sound more like Frank Zappa's Central Scrutinizer than anything else in music. Outside the applicable for Am I Right box, think of the aliens from the Toy Story films. Dee sings "F*** you, we welcome you to munchkin land," and goes into the ongoing chorus line "We represent the lollipop girl." Best secret trackever, apart from that untitled one on Jagged Little Pill which I will write about as it is another interesting song done acapella.
Jakko Wakko
"Glasses," Sha na na
It was a hidden and unlisted song on one of their albums. "How could people see in the 14th century before they invented glasses. . ." I've been looking for it everywhere but can't find it since it isn't on any playlist. Please help!
Donna
"Kiss on the Neck," David Cook
On his debut album, David Cook, just listen to the very end of each song and you'll find that one is much longer than the others :) (it has this song attached to the end). You have to wait about 5 minutes between songs to hear this one
Jamie
"Endless Nameless," Nirvana
From the album Nevermind. As Agrimorfee clearly pointed out, this is a load of guitar noise. Well, the second part is anyway. The first part is in fact a derivative of "Lithium", in which Kurt Cobain forgets his guitar parts, and goes into a song with a big verse and a quieter, more melodic chorus. The verses match Agrimorfee's description, apart from that Kurt screaming random words takes centre stage. The chorus is more melodic; typical, perhaps, of Bleach, the band's first album. During the chorus, Kurt groans rather than sings. About 2:30 in, Agrimorfee's description takes shape. Kurt has had enough as he smashes his guitar all over the studio for the rest of the recording. A drumming solo from Dave Grohl concludes one of the best bonus tracks of all time.
Jakko Wakko
"Demoltion lovers," My Chemical Romance
a song wrote my gerard way wrote for his wife played then maybe three seconds after that song, another song plays.
Amanda day
"Carbona Not Glue," The Ramones
On the 1992 "Loco Live" album right after "Pet Sematary" there is an unlisted track. The only way you will get to hear it will be to keep the disc playing. Better yet just play the whole CD in one setting. "Carbona" comes right after "Pet". You can't set the player to play "Carbona" alone. It's "Pet Sematary" then "Carbona Not Glue" consecutively. That's the only way to get it.
I Saw the Ramones Live 4 Times!
"Jam," Sonata Arctica
After "Shamandalie" this song plays. It's a live-recorded flamenco jam session. Notice you hear one of the guys saying "Whoo!" and similar interjections.
DJ Blaze
"So Real," Black Eyed Peas
The track plays just after "My Humps"; the track timer still goes after song so it's a continuation of the song.
Shirley Temple
"Grace, Mercy and Peace," Out Of The Grey
This is found at the end of the 6.1 album, OOTG's lone non-Sparrow Records-released project. Scott Dente's guitar solo after a brief period of silence extends the song to 7:28. The track is previewed in an earlier track on the same album.
Edward Genereux
"Yeah/Track 13," Queen
Hidden tracks on the Made In Heaven album. Yeah is a twelve second clip of Freddie saying Yeah. Track13 is a twenty three minute long instrumental track that is supposed to be Freddie's journey into heaven.
Melissa
"Being On My Own," Brian May
On Brian's 1998 solo album Another World is a hidden track called Being On My Own. After about one minute of silence following the song Another Wold a piano/keyboard duet comes in. It is officially called Being On My Own. It takes it's name from the last line of the song Business 'It's a hard business being on my own.'
Melissa
"DUI," green day
the green day album shenanagans that came out in 2002 has a hidden track called dui the song is on the japanese album version but american its not but you know whats funny a year later in 2003 billie joe armstrong singer of green day got arrested for dui with a alcohol level of .18
erik
"Save The Children/I Tried Love," Robbie Williams
First one was about the state of society, second one was just talking about a boring girlfriend. here are the answers to some of his questions.
Is the Richard Gere gerbil story true?
False
Did Sooty sleep with Sue?
No
What are the holes in Biros for?
To hold the ball that rolls ink onto the piece of paper
Which one's which in "The Corrs"?
Jim Corr is the guitarist, keyboarder and accordion player
Sharon Corr is the violinist
Andrea Corr is the lead singer and tin whistle player
Caroline Corr is the drummer/percussionist
Did Geoff Hurst really score
With Hawk Eye nowadays, it was determined that he did NOT score that contentious goal. It will stand in record, but it really doesn't... not that it alters the final result.
Is the Richard Gere gerbil story true?
False
Did Sooty sleep with Sue?
No
What are the holes in Biros for?
To hold the ball that rolls ink onto the piece of paper
Which one's which in "The Corrs"?
Jim Corr is the guitarist, keyboarder and accordion player
Sharon Corr is the violinist
Andrea Corr is the lead singer and tin whistle player
Caroline Corr is the drummer/percussionist
Did Geoff Hurst really score
With Hawk Eye nowadays, it was determined that he did NOT score that contentious goal. It will stand in record, but it really doesn't... not that it alters the final result.
Rocky Mak
"Stand Your Ground/Stalker's Day Off," Robbie Williams
From These Dreams, the final track of "I've Been Expecting You".
Rocky Mak
"Dear Sir...," Robbie Williams
This is a poem that was hidden on two songs (off two albums): One of God's Better People (The Ego Has Landed album) and Baby Girl Window (I've Been Expecting You album). It depicts a teacher who never supported him and his career choices.
Rocky Mak
"Nobody Listened," Delta Goodrem
The final track of "Mistaken Identity" album was "You Are My Rock", but at 4:40, there's a very dark and angry song "Nobody Listened". This is supposed to be the true intro to the album, but since it would shock the fans as to why Delta's album was so dark, so it was well-hidden. One of the stables of Guy Chambers-directed albums
Rocky Mak
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The Top Ten Contributors To This Section
| Agrimorfee | 15 |
| Paul Warren (site rank #14) | 6 |
| Rocky Mak | 5 |
| Mickey D. (site rank #9) | 4 |
| Brian Kelly (site rank #4) | 4 |
| Jakko Wakko | 3 |
| nick adams | 3 |
| Mel | 3 |
| Melissa | 2 |
| UberFanta | 2 |
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