Best ever 'B' side?

[partygirluk]

I'll put up a couple to start things off.

1) 'Acquiesce' by Oasis. Better than anything they have done since Morning Glory (apart from stop crying your heart out), not that that is so hard.

2) 'Series of Dreams' by Bob Dylan. AFAIK, this was never an album track, which is pretty shocking considering how good a track it is.

[Soul Daddy]

'Talk Show Host' - Radiohead
'Jack the Ripper' - Morrissey

[fluxrad]

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'Talk Show Host' - Radiohead
'Jack the Ripper' - Morrissey

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I'd have to say Radiohead's best B side is "How Can You Be Sure"

[rmarotti]

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I'd have to say Radiohead's best B side is "How Can You Be Sure"

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Greatest choice.

[whiskeytown]

"So Sister" by The Verve -

I'd put "It's Good To Be Free" by Oasis in there - the way that feedback rides over the track is incredible (I think in the liner notes of Masterplan, they called it Cocaine Psychosis"

Rain - by the Beatles - I THINK it was a B-side to Paperback Writer - could be wrong - it was a single, not an album release - pretty sure it was a b-side

RB

[istewart]

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Rain - by the Beatles - I THINK it was a B-side to Paperback Writer - could be wrong - it was a single, not an album release - pretty sure it was a b-side


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Nice pick.

[partygirluk]

I never get why some people rate "Rain" so highly

[whiskeytown]

I thought it started a bit of the vibe that they then carried on with Revolver/St. Pepper and so forth -

was sorta the start of it all - plus one of the first music videos -

RB

[swede123]

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Rain - by the Beatles - I THINK it was a B-side to Paperback Writer - could be wrong - it was a single, not an album release - pretty sure it was a b-side

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Right group, wrong record. The answer is Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever.

Swede

[SackUp]

Yellow Ledbedder - Pearl Jam

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