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Your Favourite B-Sides
What are your personal favourite B-Sides? B-Sides are very underrated I find very often eclipsing the A-Side, but still not getting the same exposure.
Some of my favourites: Kate Bush-Kite The Beatles-Rain(Pretty much all of their B-Sides tbh) The Clash-1977 The Clash-The Prisoner Suede-The Living Dead(Pretty much all of their B-Sides tbh) Bowie-Queen Bitch The Who-A Legal Matter Blur-La Comedie Dead Kennedys-Police Truck I've missed loads but nvm. |
Ever since I ripped my collection onto the computer, I've kinda lost track of which ones are B-sides and which aren't. Five off the top of my head though;
The Beatles - The Inner Light Blur - I Know The Coral - Dressed Like a Cow David Bowie - Shadow Man Elvis Costello - Baby's Got a Brand New Hairdo |
Personally i feel Oasis had a lot of good B-sides. Alot of them were better than tracks that made the albums.
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^ You forgot about Idler's Dream and Take Me Away ;)
Otherwise, good choice sir. |
if you didn't pick this you're wrong |
Kate Bush - Under the Ivy
Ocean Colour Scene - Robin Hood Ryan Adams - Fools we are as Men Blur - Inertia Sneaker Pimps - Walk the Rain Tunng - The Source |
The Jam
Dreams of Children (Really a Double-A with Going Underground, but it's still a classic) Tales from the Riverbank (B of Absolute Beginners) War (B to Just Who is the 5 O'clock Hero... and in the Beat Surrender EP: Great cover) The Great Depression (B to Just Who...) Pity Poor Alfie/Fever (B to The Bitterest Pill) Shopping (Beat Surrender) Stoned Out of My Mind (Beat Surrender EP: Another great cover) Move On Up (Best Surrender EP: A sharp cover) |
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And The Smiths - Wonderful Woman, off the top of my head. |
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