Anon OpinIf that hidden track is so great, why is it hidden? If it's not so good, why is it on the album at all?
Please send this opin back in time to about 1995 many thanks
Martin W@anon_opin
They ruined a lot of CDs. The half an hour or so of silence before getting to Endless, Nameless on Nevermind is a good example.
They ruined a lot of CDs. The half an hour or so of silence before getting to Endless, Nameless on Nevermind is a good example.
Martin Hall@MartinW @anon_opin The best kind of hidden tracks were those where you needed to rewind the cd before the start of the first track
@dbaner @anon_opin
Thanks for that. I used to have a couple of those albums on CD (Ash and Pulp), but did not know about the pre gap.
Unfortunately my CD collection is now mostly in a box in the loft and I no longer have a CD player in the house to test them.
I got back into vinyl about 10 years ago, but I feel like I need to get myself a decent CD player again.
Thanks for that. I used to have a couple of those albums on CD (Ash and Pulp), but did not know about the pre gap.
Unfortunately my CD collection is now mostly in a box in the loft and I no longer have a CD player in the house to test them.
I got back into vinyl about 10 years ago, but I feel like I need to get myself a decent CD player again.