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Your top 5 b-sides ever

ledveddermanledvedderman Posts: 7,761
edited October 2007 in Other Music
1. Down - Pearl Jam
2. The Promise - Bruce Springsteen
3. Pearly - Radiohead
4. Asylum - Silverchair
5. Poor Thing - Idlewild
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  • reznors edgereznors edge Posts: 136
    Footsteps- Pearl Jam
    A Meeting at the Aisle- Radiohead(fits O.K. computer sound)
    The New Flesh- NIN (terrible shame wasn't included in Fragile)
    Cormudgean- Nirvana
    Out of my mind- Pearl Jam
  • mole1985mole1985 Posts: 1,119
    1. Hey sailor - Mudhoney
    2. Yellow ledbetter - Pearl Jam
    3. Halleluja - Rammstein
    4. We got the whip - Audioslave
    5. You stupid Asshole - Mudhoney
    Dublin 2006
    Katowice 2007
    London 2007
  • zircona1zircona1 Posts: 293
    1. Fume - Beck
    2. The Fame - Oasis
    3. My Love Will Not Let You Down - Bruce Springsteen (was this a B-side?)
    4. Hello Kitty Kat - Smashing Pumpkins
    5. Aneurysm - Nirvana
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  • pjoasisrulepjoasisrule Posts: 3,412
    Dont think I have 5 favorites but these 5 bands make the best b-sides

    Oasis
    Pearl Jam
    Nirvana
    The Beatles
    Smashing Pumpkins
    Alpine Valley 2000
    Summerfest 2006

    "Why would they come to our concert just to boo us?" -Lisa Simpson
  • fadafada Posts: 1,032
    The beatles I am the Walrus
    The beatles Don't let me down
    Oasis The masterplan
    Ocean colour scene I wanna stay alive with you
    Pearl Jam yellow ledbetter
  • LineOneMightyFineLineOneMightyFine Posts: 347
    Would "Hey Jude" by The Beatles qualify as a b-side?
  • Oh, JimmyOh, Jimmy Posts: 957
    Yellow Ledbetter-PJ
    Maquiladora-Radiohead
    Hey Hey What Can I Do-Led Zeppelin
    Psycho Killer-Velvet Revolver

    Alotta PJ ties for the last spot: Down, Undone, Alive(live), plus pretty much all of the Atlanta show.
  • fadafada Posts: 1,032
    ejny wrote:
    Would "Hey Jude" by The Beatles qualify as a b-side?


    How could it when it was released as an A side single
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    ejny wrote:
    Would "Hey Jude" by The Beatles qualify as a b-side?
    ...
    The Beatles used to release 45s with both titles listed... like 'Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever' or 'Hey Jude/Revolution'. Most of the Beatles 45s were released like this and both sides were hits.
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  • soclosesoclose Posts: 628
    fada wrote:
    How could it when it was released as an A side single

    I just happen to have the "Hey Jude" 45 in my record cabinet (inherited it from my grandmother/dad). I pulled it out and noticed that "Revolution" was the B-side. Just about as good as the A-side in my opinon. That's the thing about Beatles - so many B-sides are just as good as the A-sides.
  • FinsburyParkCarrotsFinsburyParkCarrots Seattle, WA Posts: 12,223
    Cosmo wrote:
    ...
    The Beatles used to release 45s with both titles listed... like 'Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever' or 'Hey Jude/Revolution'. Most of the Beatles 45s were released like this and both sides were hits.

    The UK and US charts were very different in the 1960s. B-sides couldn't chart here, individually.

    Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever was a double A side.


    Here's a list of AAs:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_double_A-side_singles

    Hey Jude/Revolution wasn't a double A side, but throughout the '60s it was common practice to list both the A and B side on the single sleeve (for example, Pink Floyd's Arnold Layne/Candy and a Currant Bun in 1967).
  • whulmefwhulmef Posts: 176
    I'm pretty sure that the term B side originated from it being on the B side of a single/45. But in today's terms it is has to be a song not making it on the album and usually not released until years later. To me and many people today a b side is then basically an outtake. From what I know, a lot of these Beatles and 60s songs termed B sides were on albums and, thus, not really the B sides many of us think of. When I think of "b side," it has to have been rejected in some way before it was released/never released/recorded.

    My fav is the old R.E.M. song "Ages of You" on Dead Letter Office and of course "Yellow Ledbetter."
  • geishagrrlgeishagrrl Posts: 130
    Tori Amos - Here.In My Head
    Tori Amos - Never Seen Blue
    PJ - Footsteps
    PJ - Yellow Ledbetter
    Radiohead - Fog (again) - live
  • reznors edgereznors edge Posts: 136
    mole1985 wrote:
    3. Halleluja - Rammstein
    Great choice! I absolutely love that version.
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