what's your favourite b-side?

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some somewhat hidden gems people may not have heard

U2 - walk to the water, love comes tumbling
radiohead - the trickster, fog
nick cave - little empty boat
massive attack - home of the whale
elbow - strangeways to holocombe hill
doves - darker
augie march - departure
 
hmmmmmmm


good question.

the beatles - rain
u2 - always
screeching weasel - punkhouse, kamala's too nice (or at least it's my understand that they're b-sides. i could be wrong. in that case, strike them from my list. but somehow i doubt anyone in here is going to know the difference)

i'm sure i'll think of some others.
 
U2 - Endless Deep, Walk to the Water, Lady with the spinning head
Elbow - Vum Garda, Kisses
Coldplay - One I Love :reject:
Interpol - Specialist, Song 7
Franz Ferdinand - Bang Bang
Divine Comedy - London Irish
Super Furry Animals - Tradewinds (I dunno if I can consider this one a b-side, is part of the Rings Around the World special edition)
Radiohead - Fog, Banana Co

etc
 
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U2 - Spanish Eyes, Electrical Storm, Salome
Manic Street Preachers - Judge Yourself, Prologue To History
Oasis - The Masterplan
Coldplay - Crests Of Waves, One I Love
Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Confrontation Camp
Radiohead - Polyethelene, Maquiladora, Lewis (Mistreated)
Muse - Map Of Your Head
 
Jack In The Box said:

Coldplay - One I Love :reject:

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B-sides eh?

Well I love Lady With The Spinning Head and Salome.

but others:

Radiohead - A Reminder
Coldplay - Crests Of Waves, I Bloom Blaum, Animals, and a hell of a lot more other than those
Bright Eyes - Neely O'Hara (sort of a b-side since it's on an EP not a lot of people know about I guess)
 
  • The Beatles--"She's A Woman," "Rain," "The Inner Light," "Old Brown Shoe"
  • Oasis--too many to even know where to start
  • Pearl Jam--"Long Road," "Dead Man," "Leatherman," "Undone"
  • Radiohead--"A Reminder," "Cuttooth," "Fog"
  • Elliott Smith--"A Living Will," "Our Thing," a bunch others
  • U2--"The Three Sunrises," "Lady With the Spinning Head," a bunch others
(Edit: Oh, and I don't know if it's a B-side or just an outtake, but No Doubt has a song called "Everything In Time," and it's the only song of theirs I like.)
 
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oasis - acquiesce, the masterplan, talk tonight, underneath the sky, shout it out loud
doves -darker, 11 miles out
coldplay - crests of waves, animals
U2 - always
 
I really have very few B-sides apart from U2's. But yeah some of Oasis are very good. Suede also have some good B-Sides.
 
U2 - lady with the spinning head, North and south of the river
Oasis - listen up, cloudburst
the Verve - i see the door, let the damage begin, gray skies
Swervedriver - the hitcher (my all time favorite b-side by anyone)
The Smashing Pumpkins - hello kitty kat
Ride - howard hughes
Teenage Fanclub - Like a virgin
Radiohead - killer cars, palo alto
Suede - together, modern boys, he's dead, the living dead
 
Radiohead - Punchdrunk LoveSick Singalong, Permanent Daylight, Lozenge of Love, TransAtlantic Drawl, Cuttooth, Talk Show Host, Meeting in the Aisle.

Pink Floyd - Careful With that Axe Eugene

U2 - most of them.

DEVO - Social Fools, Soo Bawlz, Turn Around, Penetration in the Centrefold.

Polysics - Saikosaiko-San

Coldplay - 1:36, Proof, See You Soon.
 
The Cure - 2 Late, To the Sky
The Replacements - If Only You Were Lonely
Chris Bell - I Am the Cosmos
U2 - Love Comes Tumbling
 
radiohead - talk show host
pj harvey - somebody's down, somebody's name
u2 - holy joe
tori amos - sugar
 
Coldplay - 'I Ran Away' and especially '1.36'...actually hearing these I wonder why the new album isn't that great...
Manic Street Preachers - 'Prologue To History'
Belle & Sebastian - 'Photo Jenny', 'Marx and Engels', 'Your Cover's Blown'
Idlewild - 'These Are Just Years'
New Order - '1963' (or this could be a double A-side)
PJ Harvey - 'Memphis'
Most of Suede's B-sides are stellar. 'The Living Dead', 'My Dark Star', 'Whipsnade', 'Killing Of A Flashboy' etc.
Blur have sevearl good one. 'Young and Lovely' really stands out.
 
radiohead - how can you be sure?, talk show host, true love waits (i dunno if that counts as a b-side)

U2 - lady with the spinning head (extended), luminous times, salome

tori amos - sugar, hey jupiter (dakota version)

broken social scene - lover's spit (w/feist vocals)

that's all i can remember for now.
 
U2- Lady With the Spinning Head, Everlasting Love, Unchained Melody

Coldplay- 1.36
 
U2 - Luminous Times (Hold On To Love), plus many others
Bruce Springsteen - Shut Out The Light, plus many others
The Beatles - Revolution
Coldplay - I Ran Away
Oasis - Whatever, The Masterplan, plus many others
Led Zeppelin - Hey Hey What Can I Do
Genesis - On The Shoreline, The Brazilian
Asia - Lying To Yourself
ELO - Caught In A Trap
Blondie - Suzy And Jeffrey
The Police - I Burn For You
Vangelis - Line Open
R.E.M. - It's A Free World Baby
Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter

I'm sure there are others that aren't coming to me right now...
 
Coldplay - See You Soon, Help is Around the Corner
Radiohead - Fog, Killer Cars, Banana Co.
U2 - Lady with the Spinning Head (Extended)
James - I Defeat, Wisdom of the Throat
Avril Lavigne - Why
Sheryl Crow - All By Myself
Snow Patrol - New Partner (BBC Live Version)
Tori Amos - Bachelorette, Purple People (Christmas in Space)
Garbage - Medication (Acoustic)
 
Coldplay / I ran away (that song is orgasmic)

U2 / Party Girl, Love comes tumbling, LWTSH, Summer Rain
 
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