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 61 entries in this section.
"hidden final," Aftoman
The very last unlisted track on the original Afroman , had a different version of "Because I Got High"
Lydia Erickson
"Honey," Erykah Badu
Badu made a video for the song, and it was released as a single in support of her NEW AMERYKAH PART ONE (4TH WORLD WAR) album, but it is not listed on the cover or the packaging. It is the uncredited 11th track. Some fans felt the single had nothing to do with the rest of the album, which has a concept/theme running through it, and some claimed they felt cheated because they wanted the album to sound like "Honey".
John Book
"Whoops (now)," Janet Jackson
on her Cd titled "Janet." the very last track is this cute song. It's funny that there is no mention of it on the Cd, because on her DVD titled "Design Of A Decade", the music video for the song is listed.
nick adams
"Special," Janet Jackson
the last song from "The Velvet Rope" is "Special" one of the best songs from this CD
nick adams
"Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You," Lauryn Hill
The last track from "The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill" is her hit "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You". there is no mention of it anywhere on the Cd except when you bought it, it stated on the wapper that it was a hidden bonus track.
nick adams
"Secret Song," Matt Chapman as the voice of Homestar Runner
On Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits, if you wait a few minute after the song "Everybody to the Limit" this song will play.
Mitsuki
"My S***'s F****d Up," Warren Zevon
This is track 9 on his 2000 album "Life'll Kill Ya." The back cover of the CD doesn't list it, skipping from track 8 to track 10. I suppose the record company did this to avoid a parental advisory label on the album.
Martha Hankins
"Auld Lang Syne," Flatulina
On the CD "Flatulina's Fabulous Holiday Spectuacular" only nine tracks are listed, the last being called "Auld Lang Syne" That ninth track is indeed "Auld Lang Syne" but with miscellaneous instrumental accompanyment by unidentified instruments, and only a light to moderate presence of the rare tonal flair that Flatulina blasts as only she can do. THEN, the CD player's display progresses to "10" and the track timer resets to "0:00", and after a pause Flatulina pulls out all the stops and does an final rendition of "Auld Lang Syne" that is her version of a capella (or should it be "fa** capella" or "a casmella"?). Suffice to say that it is nothing that Milli Vanilli or anyone else could add anything to by lip-syncking. Nowhere on her CD does Flatulina do "Feliz Navidad", but with all her songs she adds a twist that Jose Feliciano surely never dreamed of -- she wishes us a Merry Christmas from the bottom of her heart AND vice-versa! If the CD were a contest to see how loudly and heartily she could do it, the final and hidden "Auld Lang Syne" track would certainly be where she scores a come-from-behind victory!
Adreinne Ramseur
"blood," my chemical romance
old soundind but unique in its own way¬!!!!!!black parade -track-14
xXxsofieXXX
"Wonder Drug Wonderland," Agoraphobic Nosebleed
Rewind at track 1 and you will find it.
Blackmetaller
"Untitled," Marilyn manson
It's on Mechanical Animals after Coma white it can only be played if you put the CD in the computer, after you put the CD in two paintings will automatically pop up and the song will play
tictacs941
"Rock And Roll Party," KISS
It is an untitled track at the end of the album Destroyer, right after "Do You Love Me". It's about 1 minute, 30 seconds long, and consists of sound effects and a choir repeating the chorus of "Great Expectations", which is another song on the same album, along with one of the KISS members repeating "We're gonna have ourselves a rock and roll party" throughout the entire track. The vocals are inaudible in the beginning, but become clearer as the track progresses.
Timothy
"Helen Wheels," Wings
Helen Wheels is a hit from the Band on the Run album, but does not appear on the listings for either the LP or the CD.
Larry Molnar
"Deck The Halls (affixed to)," Ali Lohan
Track 8 of her "Lohan Holiday" CD is listed as "Deck The Halls". That fittingly dsescribes the first two minuted or so of that track, in which she sings that familiar Christmas song, in what may well be the most conventional rendering of a Christmas standard to be found on the album, which otherwise consists of new songs and more innovative renderings of old ones. Then track 8 continues through an instrumental interlude of about half a minute, to another close to two-minute vocal section, that could perhaps best be described as a song to be called "It's Christmas Around The World", from it's most repeated line. It can certainly be seen as a distinct song, in no way reminiscent of he familiar "Deck The Halls", other than the phrase "deck the halls" occuring in its lyrics.
Donna Rand Blitzen
"I Love L.A.," OMC
A Randy Newman classic, which was hidden on Track 11 in the "How Bizarre" CD. Some of each CDs do have it, and some don't!
Mickey D.
"Beck," Analog Odyssey
Hidden in the song "Blackhole" from his 1994 album "Mellow Gold".
Mickey D.
"Track 99," Marilyn Manson
It's on "Antichrist Superstar" after "Man That You Fear", it's very staticy and hard to understand until you find the lyrics, if you play it loudly you can hear slow babbling and "suffering" being said, it starts out "we can build a better messiah,we can dig another grave" in a similar child's voice to "when all of your wishes are granted,many of your dreams will be destroyed" from "Man That You Fear" since it's almost Halloween, this would be a good scary song to blast outside of your door for the kids ( there's no language) - Tictacs941
tictacs941
"(You Don't Need) Vitamins.," All Star United
On their debut album, there's a song after 'Lullaby' and It's called '(You don't need) Vitamins'. This songs was supposedly improvised.
Paul Warren
"Hidden Sun," Barenaked Ladies
On some albums after the song "Asleep at the Wheel", there's a song called "Hidden Sun".
Paul Warren
"This Time Imperfect," AFI
On Sing The Sorrow after ...But Home Is Nowhere. It starts at 9:00 minutes.
Casey
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