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Tracks That Spoil Otherwise Good Albums
Stig
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Diamond B*ll*cks. Spoils Mutations by Beck.
Cipher. Spoils Under the Flag by Fad Gadget.
Love Can Tame The Wild. Spoils Black Monk Time by The Monks.
Shouldn't Have Done That. Spoils My Secret Garden by Depeche Mode.
I Before E Except After C. Spoils Yazoo's debut Upstairs at Erics.
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'Professional widow' plus its remix track one after the other - Boys From Pele - Tori Amos0
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Jimmy Jazz on London Calling by the Clash ... otherwise a perfect album0
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keep on wombling --by the wombles ruined when they covered Yellow Submarine0
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Jimmy Jazz on London Calling by the Clash ... otherwise a perfect album
Jimmy Jazz is a great track from an incredible record..0 -
'Professional widow' plus its remix track one after the other - Boys From Pele - Tori Amos
Professional widow is an awesome track.0 -
Rainy Day Women on Blonde on Blonde
Can't remember the name but on What's the Story the song about the sister/blister
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I second that........that's one of my favourite tracks on the album.Jimmy Jazz on London Calling by the Clash ... otherwise a perfect album
Jimmy Jazz is a great track from an incredible record..
Also have to disagree with stig about diamond bollox. It's very different and I used to think it let the album down at first and for a time I actually cut it out of the album. Now i love the track. It just won't sit still and jumps around from a slow, depressing mood into a fast and frantic conclusion. The most innovative artist since Bowie.
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Rainy Day Women on Blonde on Blonde
She's Electric
Can't remember the name but on What's the Story the song about the sister/blister
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Revolution 90
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Yep its an awesome track but both mixes side by side doesn't work for me sometimes when listening to the album I will skip one of them.'Professional widow' plus its remix track one after the other - Boys From Pele - Tori Amos
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Angie ... Goats Head Soup / Stones0
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Golden Goose, a particularly ill-advised comedy song on Todd Rundgren's otherwise sublime album Healing.
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Radio America - The Libertines first album
The introduction bit on Hendrix album axis: bold as love0 -
Yes, that's the one.Rainy Day Women on Blonde on Blonde
She's Electric
Can't remember the name but on What's the Story the song about the sister/blister
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Angie ... Goats Head Soup / Stones
Would say it's one of the best on a mixed album. The End of the Golden Age of Stones records
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Mother - Synchronicity - The Police0
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I think both "Angie" and "She's Electric" are great tracks.........0
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12 Gracious Melodies - spoils 'Purple' by Stone Temple Pilots
Light My Fire - spoils 'Protection' by Massive Attack
Sorrow - spoils 'A Momentary Lapse Of Reason' by Pink Floyd
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12 Gracious Melodies - spoils 'Purple' by Stone Temple Pilots
With you there Leroy! I always felt they meant that as more of a hidden track. I ignore it & if I do hear it, & generaly think of it as that. The same when I forget to stop 'Welcome To Sky Valley' by Kyuss & 'Lick my Do' comes on.
Light My Fire - spoils 'Protection' by Massive Attack
Sorrow - spoils 'A Momentary Lapse Of Reason' by Pink Floyd
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Frankly Mr Shankly on The Queen is Dead0
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"Home" spoils the otherwise perfect self titled Innerpartysystem.
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The Fix spoils 'The Seldom Seen Kid' by Elbow
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The ones they let George Harrison do on otherwise perfect albums (eg that sitar dirge on Revolver).
Have to disagree with you here Spirit. If you mean the final track on Revolver 'Tomorrow Never Knows' one of my favourite Beatles tracks and about thirty years ahead of its time.
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I never understand it when people say "ahead of its time", because its not really, its just a great track, one of the best conclusions to a mediocre Beatles record.The ones they let George Harrison do on otherwise perfect albums (eg that sitar dirge on Revolver).
Have to disagree with you here Spirit. If you mean the final track on Revolver 'Tomorrow Never Knows' one of my favourite Beatles tracks and about thirty years ahead of its time.0 -
Frankly Mr Shankly on The Queen is Dead
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"Tomorrow never knows" was a Lenon track, I think he was talking about "Love you to" which is the Harrison Sitar track although has one of the highest BPM for a "dirge" I have ever seen or "Taxman" or "I want to tell you" or maybe harrison doesn't only have one track per album and it was just anothe Spirit wind up.0
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Sorry. I could never see the point of it, musically or lyrically.Frankly Mr Shankly on The Queen is Dead
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Yeah - that one too. And the last tracks on Aenima and Undertow for that matter. Songs For The Deaf is also ruined by the stupid 'hidden' track12 Gracious Melodies - spoils 'Purple' by Stone Temple Pilots
With you there Leroy! I always felt they meant that as more of a hidden track. I ignore it & if I do hear it, & generaly think of it as that. The same when I forget to stop 'Welcome To Sky Valley' by Kyuss & 'Lick my Do' comes on.
Light My Fire - spoils 'Protection' by Massive Attack
Sorrow - spoils 'A Momentary Lapse Of Reason' by Pink Floyd
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I hate hidden tracks. If they're gonna put a track on, they should do it properly.0
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Ordinarily I'd agree Stig - but the hidden track at the end of Kyuss' final album (Day One) and Deftones' 'Around The Fur' (Damone) are proof that they don't ALL have to be duff
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