Best b-side compilations ever?
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Best b-side compilations ever?
Jacob Ramirez
Luke Perry
Hairspray Queen is so good lol
Brandon Brown
untitled unmastered
Logan White
Kid B
William Gray
Disk 2 is Kid C
Gavin Hernandez
...
Benjamin Peterson
Amnesiac has fucking great B sides, TKOL's may be even better t b h
Asher Fisher
...
Samuel Peterson
Louder than bombs the smiths, only band whos b sides blows most other bands a side
Lucas Perez
back off plebs GOAT b-sides moving through
Jordan Cox
THAT FACT THE
Matthew King
quads definitely do not lie
>the fact that Dive was a b-side for Nirvana
Incredible rock band and if you disagree you probably have shit taste.
Dominic Watson
Could somebody please explain to me what conceptual link "Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors" could possibly have with "Life In a Glasshouse"? Is there anybody who honestly believes this isn't just a collection of re-recorded B-sides, placed in a random order with a hipster-friendly cover and a nonsensical name? That Radiohead's addled brains didn't simply run out of creativity around 12 months ago, and after the utter flop of Kid A they've now given up writing truly new music altogether?
Alexander Ward
...
Isaac Nelson
this is arguably the worst copy pasta ever
William Johnson
Which makes it the best ever
Xavier Smith
Half of the Kyuss best of album was b sides, rarities, and live bootlegs, so I'll go with that.
Austin Watson
Somebody just spoonfeed me, what tracks from Insecticide are not available on any other Nirvana release whatsoever?
Eli Turner
The songs "Hairspray Queen", "Aero Zeppelin", and "Big Long Now" were officially unreleased at the time, as well as the versions of "Been a Son", "Aneurysm", and "(New Wave) Polly", which are different from the versions previously released on the Blew EP, the "Smells Like Teen Spirit" single, and the Nevermind record, respectively.
Tyler Lewis
D-sides
Parker Morales
Some of the tracks on the B-sides disk of this outshine most of the tracks on Abacab desu