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I've found the two at the end of Nirvana albums (Nevermind & In Utero) plus Placebo (WYIN) and BP (Silent Alarm).

What else am I missing? Help me out guys.

Johnny M wrote:What else am I missing?

Nothing much, secret songs tend to be crap.

The first three Placebo albums all have secret tracks.

I'll have to think about more of them...

Nick Cave have some too on Key of X: Music From And Inspired By The X-Files (1996)
and Depeche Mode have a song Junior Painkiller not listed on Ultra as well....
here you can find a lot of them..

There's one at the end of:

The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys
Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill
TSOM - The Reptile House EP

Dark wrote:There's one at the end of:

The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys
Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill
TSOM - The Reptile House EP

Eh?

How do you get a secret song on vinyl? You can see it's there... <confused>

(Edited - apostrophe error!)

There's one at the end of "Welcome To Earth" by Apoptygma Berzerk which sounds like the theme for a computer game.

Mind you, so does all the rest of their stuff!

ruffers wrote:

Dark wrote:There's one at the end of:

The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys
Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill
TSOM - The Reptile House EP

Eh?

How do you get a secret song on vinyl? You can see it's there... <confused>

(Edited - apostrophe error!)

You can SEE it's there, but it's not listed on the packaging.
If you were to have just picked it up in a shop when it was released, it'd say "Kiss, Lights, Valentine, Fix, Burn" with no mention of the drumbeat at the end, added as an extra track.
And it is possible to have hidden tracks on vinyl, I'm not too sure about the method when pressing, but it's possible to have two songs starting from one line, and it's just chance which one you get.
Also you can get vinyl that has a bonus track that's found by putting the needle on the run out groove, and it'll move onto another track, going backwards through the vinyl (ie, from the centre out). I think the track has to be the same length as the last song on that side.
I'm not 100% sure, but long posting short, it IS possible to have bonus tracks on vinyl this way. I'm sure someone can help and add to that.

There are two hidden songs at the end of NIN's 'Broken' CD - 'Suck' and 'You're So Physical' (Adam & The Ants cover).

others off the top of my head:

Ministry - Houses Of The Mole
London After Midnight - Psycho Magnet
The Wildhearts - P.H.U.Q.

stone roses: second coming

Dark wrote:

ruffers wrote:

Dark wrote:There's one at the end of:

The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys
Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill
TSOM - The Reptile House EP

Eh?

How do you get a secret song on vinyl? You can see it's there... <confused>

(Edited - apostrophe error!)

You can SEE it's there, but it's not listed on the packaging.
If you were to have just picked it up in a shop when it was released, it'd say "Kiss, Lights, Valentine, Fix, Burn" with no mention of the drumbeat at the end, added as an extra track.
And it is possible to have hidden tracks on vinyl, I'm not too sure about the method when pressing, but it's possible to have two songs starting from one line, and it's just chance which one you get.
Also you can get vinyl that has a bonus track that's found by putting the needle on the run out groove, and it'll move onto another track, going backwards through the vinyl (ie, from the centre out). I think the track has to be the same length as the last song on that side.
I'm not 100% sure, but long posting short, it IS possible to have bonus tracks on vinyl this way. I'm sure someone can help and add to that.

Hmm, interesting stuff.

"Also you can get vinyl that has a bonus track that's found by putting the needle on the run out groove, and it'll move onto another track, going backwards through the vinyl (ie, from the centre out). I think the track has to be the same length as the last song on that side."

I can't picture that

A few Robbie Williams albums.

And then at about the 3rd or 4th he makes you wait 20 minutes to hear him say "Sorry, I'm not doing one this time"

I don't know if it's the same thing that Dark is talking about, but you can get vinyl with more than one groove per side. They used to sell things like horse-racing games, which had six grooves; which horse wins depends on exactly where you put the needle down.

@Mark: Yeah, I was thinking something along those lines

@Ruffers: You definitely can. An independant record mastering company called Aardvark Record Mastering has this to say:

Inside out cuts: Record starts at the middle, plays to the edge, and falls off.

Double Grooves: Two distinct tracks recorded interlaced. Times have to be equal for each groove, and each selection must be half the length of a loud cut.

I read it somewhere else (I can't remember where) too, but that's the first place that springs to mind.

i've got a monty python album ("Matching Tie and Handkerchief") with two different audio tracks on one of the sides...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A716915

Three Sides to Every Record

The Python's next album was 1973's innovative The Monty Python Matching Tie and Handkerchief. The album is mainly new material, with a few sketches from the third series of Flying Circus thrown in. More importantly, it was the world's first 'three-sided' LP - the second side had two grooves cut into it, the material that played depending on which groove the needle fell into. To further confuse matters, both sides were labelled 'side two'.

The design of record sleeve was also noteworthy, consisting of a hole in the cover through which the Terry Gilliam-designed inner sleeve can be seen. This shows a man on a gallows wearing the tie and handkerchief of the title. It also states that the record is being given away as a free gift with the tie and handkerchief set. Sadly, later releases of the record did away with both the design and the second groove.

Quiff Boy wrote:i've got a monty python album ("Matching Tie and Handkerchief") with two different audio tracks on one of the sides...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A716915

Three Sides to Every Record

The Python's next album was 1973's innovative The Monty Python Matching Tie and Handkerchief. The album is mainly new material, with a few sketches from the third series of Flying Circus thrown in. More importantly, it was the world's first 'three-sided' LP - the second side had two grooves cut into it, the material that played depending on which groove the needle fell into. To further confuse matters, both sides were labelled 'side two'.

The design of record sleeve was also noteworthy, consisting of a hole in the cover through which the Terry Gilliam-designed inner sleeve can be seen. This shows a man on a gallows wearing the tie and handkerchief of the title. It also states that the record is being given away as a free gift with the tie and handkerchief set. Sadly, later releases of the record did away with both the design and the second groove.

I've got that record too, don't think I've ever listened to side two though.

Time to hook up the turntable at my new place tonight.

Tool's 'Undertow' has a hidden track. Track 69, with spoken word from Henry Rollins.

And the 'Endless, Nameless' track from Nirvana's Nevermind CD is absolutely great!

Avatar's 'Memoriam Draconis' also has a hidden track, and so does the For Greater Good demo CD 'Lethargy'.

IZ.

Not secret, but the Destination Zululand 12" by King Kurt runs backwards.

RobF wrote:Not secret, but the Destination Zululand 12" by King Kurt runs backwards.

So does the 'Nrub' Sisters bootleg.

IZ.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:And the 'Endless, Nameless' track from Nirvana's Nevermind CD is absolutely great!

Indeed.

They actually play it live on the 'Live Tonight! Sold Out!' vid where Kris alternately introduces it as 'the secret song' and 'the halloween song' as they're playing a home coming gig in Seattle. Umm ...on Halloween.

Cue ten minutes of discordant nonsense 'womaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnn ...' and much trashing of instruments and equipement. And lots of feedback.

Killing Mirandas last album "consumate" has a rather fine cover of Anaconda as a hidden extra

Motz wrote:A few Robbie Williams albums.

And then at about the 3rd or 4th he makes you wait 20 minutes to hear him say "Sorry, I'm not doing one this time"

What a card!

Johnny M wrote:

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:And the 'Endless, Nameless' track from Nirvana's Nevermind CD is absolutely great!

Indeed.

They actually play it live on the 'Live Tonight! Sold Out!' vid where Kris alternately introduces it as 'the secret song' and 'the halloween song' as they're playing a home coming gig in Seattle. Umm ...on Halloween.

Cue ten minutes of discordant nonsense 'womaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnn ...' and much trashing of instruments and equipement. And lots of feedback.

It was only until I bought the 'come as you are' cd single that I knew the name of the song. It's the second song on the single.

Ace band Over too soon.

IZ.

I think another Sisters bootleg (Temple Of Rarities?) has a rather good cover version of Alice on it too.

Dark wrote:I think another Sisters bootleg (Temple Of Rarities?) has a rather good cover version of Alice on it too.

i've got ToR vol #1 and its not on that...

though where that post came from i've no idea - was it on the right thread?