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i have a cd that is said to have hidden tracks on it how do i play the hidden tracks?
In The offspring's Greatest hits cd, there is another song a minute or two after the end of Can't Get My (Head around you). Should be mentioned here, I think. 216.56.38.130 12:31, 12 April 2006 (UTC)
I agree with the guy below who says that only interesting or unique examples should be included in the list. In particular, we don't need a listing of every CD that has a standard silence then extra song type of hidden track, since those are a dime a dozen.
Unless there are objections, I'm going to go cull this list in a few days. -- ToastyKen 04:06, 31 March 2006 (UTC)
" Bonus track" redirects to this "Hidden track" article. That is wrong in my opinion, as Bonus Tracks are clearly not hidden, for example the traditional Japanese bonus tracks. -- Abdull 13:11, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
On one of Monty Python's vinyl records, there is a "third side." Is this a noteworthy hidden track?
Granted, a very long lasting trend, but does it seems like over the last few years much less bands do this, or is it just my musical taste changing? Oreo man 17:08, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
Before my JVC CD player from 1987 stopped working 11 years later, it would play Track 0 automatically. None of my other CD players have ever done this and I have just become aware of the "rewind track 1" method.
I don't remember the exact model of my old JVC CD player, but are there any modern CD players that play "Track 0" automatically?
-R
Is there a way to copy track 0 using either toastlite or iTunes? Other programmes can be advised.
Linkin Park uses hidden tracks, particularly in Reanimation (album) - they seem to have done that just to be strange.
Because it was Atlantic Records (YOU SUCK!) and not James Blunt himself who objected to You're Pitiful, Weird Al should've put it in his album anyway as a hidden track. He should put a parody of Prince on his next album as a hidden track and see what happens. Scott Gall 07:47, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
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i have a cd that is said to have hidden tracks on it how do i play the hidden tracks?
In The offspring's Greatest hits cd, there is another song a minute or two after the end of Can't Get My (Head around you). Should be mentioned here, I think. 216.56.38.130 12:31, 12 April 2006 (UTC)
I agree with the guy below who says that only interesting or unique examples should be included in the list. In particular, we don't need a listing of every CD that has a standard silence then extra song type of hidden track, since those are a dime a dozen.
Unless there are objections, I'm going to go cull this list in a few days. -- ToastyKen 04:06, 31 March 2006 (UTC)
" Bonus track" redirects to this "Hidden track" article. That is wrong in my opinion, as Bonus Tracks are clearly not hidden, for example the traditional Japanese bonus tracks. -- Abdull 13:11, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
On one of Monty Python's vinyl records, there is a "third side." Is this a noteworthy hidden track?
Granted, a very long lasting trend, but does it seems like over the last few years much less bands do this, or is it just my musical taste changing? Oreo man 17:08, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
Before my JVC CD player from 1987 stopped working 11 years later, it would play Track 0 automatically. None of my other CD players have ever done this and I have just become aware of the "rewind track 1" method.
I don't remember the exact model of my old JVC CD player, but are there any modern CD players that play "Track 0" automatically?
-R
Is there a way to copy track 0 using either toastlite or iTunes? Other programmes can be advised.
Linkin Park uses hidden tracks, particularly in Reanimation (album) - they seem to have done that just to be strange.
Because it was Atlantic Records (YOU SUCK!) and not James Blunt himself who objected to You're Pitiful, Weird Al should've put it in his album anyway as a hidden track. He should put a parody of Prince on his next album as a hidden track and see what happens. Scott Gall 07:47, 22 December 2006 (UTC)