Do a top 10 0f your favorite bands' B sides, bonus tracks, etc..Anything not on their core albums

The Byrds

You Showed Me
Lady Friend
She Don’t Care About Time
The Day Walk
Paths of Victory
Lost My Driving Wheel
All I Have Are Memories
Its All Over Now Baby Blue
She Has A Way
Triad

 

I want to apologise to you @Instant Dharma for my reaction before. Maybe it was the enlarged type that set me off but there is no excuse for me to jump on you as I did and to your credit, you made nothing of it.

I did misread the format, that's for sure. I felt bad about all of it and messaged the OP, I made an apology to him and now it's your turn and I hope we can move on and enjoy this and his other threads,

 

Its all good. I was absolutely not trying to mean but I am a ...umm jerk sometimes so maybe it was a bit too caustic. Absolutely no harm
Meant and I didnt feel like I needed to rebut cuz you were probably right.

 

I know I am quite the King Of Over=reaction though - fair point on the pedantry (?) - it can be annoying and appear that folk lie in wait but if I read my rant from the outside then I see it as unnecessary and when this happens, I feel bad about it afterwards so maybe to learn and do the right thing in apologising repairs things for the better. Thank you for your patience.

 

The McCartney "Fall" Collection...

1. Growing Up Falling Down
2. Broomstick
3. Kicked Around No More
4. I Want You To Fly
5. Looking For You
6. Keep Coming Back To Love
7. Comfort In Love
8. I Can't Imagine
9. Loveliest Thing
10. Flying to My Home

I always play this group of songs this time of year, I have no idea why

 

The Cure

This Twilight Garden
Play
The Big Hand
A Chain of Flowers
Going Nowhere
Your God Is Fear
Waiting
Why Can't I Be Me?
This Morning
Truth Goodness and Beauty

Yeah, I like my Cure hopelessly gorgeous and sad and bittersweet.

 

Just one, I love Aimee Mann, and it's a crying shame this song was never recorded for an album, or maybe it was, never released, here's 'til tuesday live at the Ritz in -86 with "Boy"/"I'll wait for you". Great song and great live performance

 

I'd have to make a top 10 per year!

 

Peter Gabriel:

Walk through the fire
Love town
Don't break this rythm
Out out
Curtains
Soft dog
Across the river
Down to Earth
Nocturnals
Teddy Bear

 

the smiths

how soon is now
rubber ring
girl afraid
asleep
these things takes time
back to the old house
is it really so strange
please please please
sweet and tender hooligan
wonderful woman

 

The Move

Don't Throw Stones At Me
Wave The Flag And Stop The Train
Winter Song
The Fugitive
Too Many Fish In The Sea
A Certain Something
Kentucky Woman
Goin' Back
Omnibus
Vote For Me

 

VERVE:

man called sun
let the damage begin
feel
echo bass
stamped
back on my feet again
twilight
6 o'clock
where the geese go
country song

 

The Stone Roses. In no particular order...

1. Somethings Burning
2. Standing here
3. Mersey Paradise
4. One Love
5. Fools Gold
6. Beautiful Thing
7. Sally Cinnamon
8. Here it Comes
9. Guernica
10. Moses

 

of Montreal - this is really hard, could have easily been a top 20 or 30. it is in chronological order by the way

1. Everything about her is wrong
2. Art snob solutions
3. The actor's opprobrium
4. Microuniversity
5. Our love is senile
6. Du og meg
7. No conclusion
8. Subtext read, nothing new
9. Make the bus
10. Jigsaw puzzle

 

This is great, but I'd have to sneak in Where Angels Play as an unlisted bonus track or something.

 

Smashing Pumpkins, again in chronological order

1. East
2. La Dolly Vita
3. Blue
4. Drown
5. Starla
6. Hello Kitty Kat
7. Frail And Bedazzled
8. Marquis In Spades
9. Meladori Magpie
10. Jupiter's Lament

 

Good call...completely forgot about that one...a real Roses fans favourite!

 

Radiohead (chronologically)

1. Killer Cars
2. Banana Co
3. Lewis (Mistreated)
4. Maquiladora
5. I Promise
6. Man Of War
7. Lull
8. Melatonin
9. Fog (Again)
10. Last Flowers

 

What about Maidstone, a 1991 b-side? Somedays I think it’s their best song:

 

Paul Westerberg:

Who You Gonna Marry
Kentucky Rising
Good Night Sweet Prince
C'Mon Be My Darling
Devil Raised a Good Boy

(well, try to get a hold of 49:00 legally these days)

Nowhere Man
Stain Yer Blood
Dyslexic Heart
Positively 4th Street
A Star is Bored

 

No problem, add it to the list.

 

Tom Verlaine The Funniest Thing 12 inch has a live version of Marquee Moon

Van Der Graaf Generator Theme One 7 inch bw W

Twilight Alehouse by Genesis, B side of I know what I like. (this really annoyed the grownups when we put this on the jukebox at our local cafe)

The Blue Nile The Wires Are Down on the Downtown Lights CD single.

The alternative rockier version of Roadrunner on the B side of the UK 7 inch by the Modern Lovers

And I'll make up the other 5 by referring to loads of 70s reggae 45s that were backed by "version" dubs and/or toasts. Police and Thieves by Junior Murvin is a great example, bw Soldier and Police War by Jah Lion, produced by Lee Perry.

 

Big Stereolab fan here -- I am going to tack on:

Iron Man
Melochord 75
Speedy Car
Animal or Vegetable

 

This seems like school homework..

 

Yes, but I grade on a curve so it's easier to pass.