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The Winstons - Amen, Brother
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Haven't heard nearly enough B-sides in my life... I'm gonna go with this:
A B-side to "Martyr" and my first encounter with Digitalism.
Ones that come to mind are U2's "Sweetest Thing", a b-side from "Where The Streets Have No Name" and The Cure's "The Exploding Boy", a b-side from..."In Between Days"? I think. The Cure have so many terrific b-sides that they made an entire album out of them.
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I kind of remembered this being newer than that, and also being kind of inescapable on the radio... then I did the research and found out they later re-recorded it for a Greatest Hits Album and released it as a single, and that's the version I'm familiar with. But yeah, when a re-recorded b-side from ten years ago becomes a pretty big international hit
, I guess that's a pretty strong b-side.
I'm pretty fond of Weezer's Blue Album and Pinkerton b-sides: in particular I'd say "Jamie" and "I Just Threw Out The Love Of My Dreams" are among their best songs period.
edited 17th Dec '11 4:23:49 PM by MikeK
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Well, we can't have this thread without mentioning The Beatles, whose B-sides were consistently as good as (if not better than) their A-sides. "Rain" (the flip side of "Paperback Writer") in particular comes to mind, especially since the drumming is Ringo at his finest. Also, trivia, "I Am the Walrus" was a B-side as well, to "Hello, Goodbye".
edited 18th Dec '11 7:05:15 PM by 0dd1
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Led Zeppelin - "Hey Hey What Can I Do"
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17 Days (the rain will come down, then U will have 2 choose. If U believe, look 2 the dawn and U shall never lose.) is awesome.
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