Here Are some of my pics

Everybody is A Star-Sly
Feeding off the love of the land-Stevie
She's Always in My Hair-Youknowwho
Day Tripper-The Beatles
Thank You Falletin me Be Mice Elf Agin-Sly
Hot Fun In the summertime-Sly
Erotic city-Prince
17 days-Prince

A Few More:

"Hey,Hey,What Can I Do ?" - Led Zeppelin

"Stone Free" - The Jimi Hendrix Expirience

"Dark Star" - Grateful Dead

"Silver Springs" - Fleetwood Mac

Stones & Birth- Wendy & Lisa

Madmen Swim Upstream- Wendy & Lisa

Im In Love Again- Wendy & Lisa

Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam

Everything on Joy Division's 'Substance'.

Radiohead- "The Amazing Sounds of Orgy"
The Charlatans- "Shotgun"
Blur- "Mace"

Pretty much all of "Join the Dots"

Supernatural - Madonna
Ocean Blue - Kylie Minogue

miguelbulcao said:

And Madonna's "Into the Groove"

Love or money
Feel u up

B-sides suck

CinisterCee said:

They're sometimes better than the A-side.

Donna's "I Feel Love" was the B-side of "Can't We Just Sit Down And Talk It Over?"

sorry.. Dewrede's response had me in such withdrawal, I had to do an impression

CinisterCee said:

Oh

This is one of the few times he didn't say it, though. It was so regular, like my morning coffee.

*Run-D.M.C. - Together Forever (Krush-Groove 4)
*Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew - La Di Da Di
*Biz Markie - A One Two
*Ultramagnetic MC's - Bait
*The Large Professor - Spacey
*De La Soul - Brain Washed Follower
*A Tribe Called Quest - If The Papes Come
*Gang Starr w/Nice & Smooth - DWYCK (b-side to "Take It Personal", a 1992 Daily Operation single before showing up on 1994's Hard To Earn)
*Massive Attack - Any Love
*Madonna - Into The Groove
*Prince - Irresistible Bitch

Madonna Into the Groove
Madonna Has to Be
Madonna The Beast Within Remix of Justify My Love
Kylie Minogue No Better
Kylie Minogue Never Spoken
Kylie Minogue Boy
Kylie Minogue Baby
Kylie Minogue Harmony
Kylie Minogue Paper Dolls
Kylie Minogue Take Me With You... Extended Version
Dannii Minogue The Goodbye Song
Britney Spears Don't Hang Up
Prince Erotic City
Prince 17 Days
Prince She's Always in My Hair
Janet Accept Me
Janet One More Chance

Prince - Erotic City
Prince - Irresistable Bitch
Prince - Horny Toad
Prince - Gotta Stop (Messin' About)
Jesse Johnson - Free World
Jesse Johnson - Drive Yo' Cadillac
Sheila E. - 2 Sexy
Sheila E. - Bass Base

some of my favorite b-sides and non-album tracks:

Splintered In Her Head - The Cure
My Dark Star - Suede
Shockadelica - Prince
Merman - Tori Amos
Your Turn to Drive - David Bowie
Monkey Monkey - Eurythmics
When I was Young - Tina Turner
Are You Still Dying Darling? - Siouxsie and the Banshees

Those are just a few off the top of my head... i love b-sides

The Beatles - Hey Jude.

JonSnow said:

That's a lovely song.

JonSnow said:

That song is so incredibly weird and fun.

(The) Verve-'Man Called Sun'

Mos Def-'Universal Magnetic'

GangstaFam said:

Sounds like Kate Bush.

All by Tori Amos:

alamo
upside down
thoughts
sugar
flying dutchman
here in my head
sister janet
honey
black swan
purple people (xmas in space)
bachelorette
never seen blue
beulah land
cooling
mountain
merman

She had many many more but a lot of those are covers and weird stuff.
All extremely well executed and beautiful, but the list above are a
few of her real proper "B-sides" written and performed by her.

In most cases these songs can be considered the equivalent of what
songs like "17 Days" or "She's Always In My Hair" is on a Prince 12"

Incredible material which is for some daunting reason left off the
albums as it can compete with anything on the albums.

IstenSzek said:

I love all those songs. Especially Upside Down and Cooling.

Cloudbuster said:

So do you. Whiney and annoying.

j/k

GangstaFam said:

I'm glad you just go with it.

Cloudbuster said:

Do you wanna know the truth?

I've heard very little of Kate Bush. Probably only about 5 songs. But they never really impressed me. But the thing is, I really want to like her. Most of my friends have been into her at one point or another. And I know she probably just takes work like most good musicians do. But part of me is avoiding her because I've been hearing about the similarities to Tori for years. My childhood best friend told me it's scary how much they're related. And ever since then, I haven't wanted to destroy my notions of how original and one-of-a-kind my Tori is.

Stone Roses: Fools Gold

Morrissey: Nobody Loves Us

GangstaFam said:

This notion that Tori and Kate are SOO SOO similar has been bandied about ever since Tori hit the scene, but I think it's nonsense. I love Kate, I loved her in the 80's before Tori even had a record deal. I am a devoted Tori fan. They are similiar in some superficial ways - at times their voices sound eerily similar (like on the "peel out the watchword" part of Cornflake Girl.) Really, is that Tori's fault? They are both women making brillint, thoughtful music. Kate's tends to be much more otherworldy and "out-there". Tori's music is much more intimate and personal and confessional. Kate tends to tell more stories w/ her songs. Their songwriting style is very different, as is the production of their music. I don't see alot of connection between the two. I've always blamed all this talk on lazy music journalist who see 2 women making deep music with slighly similiar voices, and since Kate came first then Tori MUST be ripping off Kate? Nonsense. Is Tori supposed to change the way she sings for fear of being seen to emulate Kate?

They are both great, visionary artists, and are both very different despite a few similarities.

Sorry for the rant.

Back to the topic at hand: B-Sides

Kate has some GREAT ones, especially:

"Ran Tan Waltz"

and, one of her best songs, the utterly gorgeous "Under the Ivy".