Music Trivia -> Hidden Tracks -> T
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 Secret Song"," Mr. Bungle
This song follows "Carry Stress In the Jaw" on the album Disco Volante. On the vinyl LP version, one has to move the stylus onto the LP in a certain way to find it. It is otherwise available on the CD as part of track 3.
Agrimorfee
"This Time Imperfect," AFI
On Sing The Sorrow after ...But Home Is Nowhere. It starts at 9:00 minutes.
Casey
"Til Kingdom Comes," Coldplay
This is track 13 of the "X&Y" album, intended for Johnny Cash to record before he passed away.
Agrimorfee
"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
"Train In Vain," The Clash
It is the last track on the London Calling album, and is well-known for the refrain "Stand by me". It was not intended to be a hidden track per se; it was included on the album at the last minute, after the album cover had already been designed and printed.
Agrimorfee
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