Little-known songs by your favorite artists [Archive]

Tenbatsuzen

09-19-2006, 10:05 AM

I've found a way of discovering new music is recommending little-known songs by big name artists. For example, I'm a big Bon Jovi and Bruce fan, but some of my favorite songs in their catalogs are not the typical "Wanted Dead or Alive" or "Badlands". For Bon Jovi, some of my favorites include:1) Captain Crash and the Beauty Queen from Mars2) Radio Saved My Life Tonight3) Story of my Life4) Raise Your Hands (I'm not sure if it was a single or not - I know it gets some B-side play, but it's still not in the upper echelon of well-known Bon Jovi songs)  For Bruce Springsteen:1) Back in Your Arms Again2) My Love Will Not Let You Down3) The Wish4) Rendezvous5) Blood Brothers (especially the live version done 7-1-00...)6) E-Street Shuffle (again, live version done 7-1-00... if you want the bootleg, let me know)7) Shine Silently (A Nils Lofgren song, but it kind of falls in here) Warren Zevon: 1) Mutineer (The sadness and the passion that permeated this song when he played it on his last appearance on Letterman haunts me to this day.  When he looks into the camera, smiles, and says "Let's get out of here..." it kills me)2) I Was In The House When The House Burned Down3) Poor Poor Pitiful Me (Yes, probably his best known song outside of Werewolves and Lawyers, but still, not a lot of people know about Warren) I'd like to see what other people could recommend from their favorite artists, to try and grow other peoples interest in music.

Furtherman

09-19-2006, 10:07 AM

Tenbatsuzen wrote: 2) I Was In The House When The House Burned Down FANTASTIC song.  What album is that on?

This message was edited by Furtherman on 9-19-06 @ 2:07 PM

Tenbatsuzen

09-19-2006, 10:12 AM

Furtherman wrote: Tenbatsuzen wrote: 2) I Was In The House When The House Burned Down FANTASTIC song. What album is that on?

    I first heard it on "Genius", which is his greatest hits compilation.  I got into Warren after listening to "The Wind", which is a fucking phenomenal album and one of my top-15 all time, but it's hard to get into if you know what the album is about and how completely gut-wrenching it is. "Keep Me In Your Heart For A While" is one of the most beautiful - and saddest - songs I've ever heard.

badorties

09-19-2006, 10:15 AM

was never really a bruce fan, but after hearing 'growing up' -- it really blew me awayfor someone like van morrison, there are entire albums that escaped the casual/best of fan ... but 'wonderful remark,' 'precious time,' 'bulbs,' 'real real gone' & all of astral weeks are just brilliantyou can say same thing about elvis costello, too ... 'uncomplicated,' the shapest thorn,' 'there's a story in your voice,' 'indoor fireworks' & 'the other end of the telescope'

jeffdwright2001

09-19-2006, 10:19 AM

I've always liked John Hiatt's cover of "Hammer and Nails" by Radney Foster.

Tenbatsuzen

09-19-2006, 10:22 AM

badorties wrote: was never really a bruce fan, but after hearing 'growing up' -- it really blew me awayfor someone like van morrison, there are entire albums that escaped the casual/best of fan ... but 'wonderful remark,' 'precious time,' 'bulbs,' 'real real gone' & all of astral weeks are just brilliantyou can say same thing about elvis costello, too ... 'uncomplicated,' the shapest thorn,' 'there's a story in your voice,' 'indoor fireworks' & 'the other end of the telescope'   I really enjoyed "If You Love Me", with Van off BB King's "Deuces Wild" album.

Furtherman

09-19-2006, 10:53 AM

Van Morrison "Bulbs" off the Veedon Fleece album.It's even better on a bootleg album from Switzerland called "Shut The Fuck Up", in which his says to someone in the crowd.<pre>I'm kicking off from centre field A question of being down for the game The one shot deal don't matter And the other one's the same 
 
Oh! My friend I see you Want you to come through (alright) And she's standing in the shadows Where the street lights all turn blue 
 
She leaving for an American (uhuh) Suitcase in her hand I said her brothers and her sisters Are all on Atlantic sand 
 
She's screaming through the alley way I hear the lonely cry, why can't you? And her batteries are corroded And her hundred watt bulb just blew 
 
Lallallal.. alright...huhuhhuh 
 
She used to hang out at Miss Lucy's Every weekend they would get loose And it was a straight clear case of Having taken in too much juice 
 
It was outside, and it was outside Just the nature of the person Now all you got to remember After all, it's just show biz 
 
Lallalal...huhuh...lallal 
 
We're just screaming through the alley way I hear her lonely cry, ah why can't you? And she's standing in the shadows Canal street lights all turn blue 
And she's standing in the shadows Where the street lights all turn blue And she's standing in the shadows Down where the street lights all turn blue 
Hey, hey, yeah</pre>

drusilla

09-19-2006, 11:00 AM

I'm not a huge limp bizkit fan, but there was one track on significant other featuring Scott Weiland & Jjonathan Davis called "nobody like you" that is really really really good.  I never heard it on the radio or anywhere really.  But you should check it out.

Plethora

09-19-2006, 11:09 AM

Velvet Underground - Who Loves The SunU2 - Dancin' Barefoot - sure it's a cover, but really outstanding Led Zeppelin III - the whole album - overlooked I think, gorgeous weird open-tuning folk devil musicTalking Heads '77 - their debut album, brilliant, innocent and optimistic and peculiarMuddy Waters "Hard Again" - If you even have the hint of an inkling that you like Muddy Waters, get this albumSheryl Crow - On The Outside - I have no idea where it's from, but it's just beautifulBilly Bragg & Wilco - Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key (From "Mermaid Avenue") - Natalie Merchant's backing vocals are haunting Cardigans - Iron Man - black sabbath on jazzy downs. funny, cheesy and ultimately some nifty guitar work

RapistWit

09-19-2006, 11:10 AM

Raise Your Hands is a great song. I can still rock out to it. She's a Little Runaway was pretty popular but it's another good one from another era. Radiohead has a song called "Nude (or Big Ideas) that has been played lived but hasn't shown up on an album yet. Kinda reminds me of "A Whiter Shade of Pale". The live version of "Like Spinning Plates" is fucking amazing...check it out if you ever get the chance.

ChimneyFish

09-19-2006, 11:56 AM

Obviously not a "big name" artist, but........Mike Patton - Everything I've recorded besides "Epic"<img src="http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c217/luxa1/lovage-group4-3003.jpg" border="0" />

badorties

09-19-2006, 12:34 PM

Furtherman wrote: Van Morrison "Bulbs" off the Veedon Fleece album.It's even better on a bootleg album from Switzerland called "Shut The Fuck Up", in which his says to someone in the crowd.<pre>I'm kicking off from centre field A question of being down for the game The one shot deal don't matter And the other one's the same 
 
Oh! My friend I see you Want you to come through (alright) And she's standing in the shadows Where the street lights all turn blue 
 
She leaving for an American (uhuh) Suitcase in her hand I said her brothers and her sisters Are all on Atlantic sand 
 
She's screaming through the alley way I hear the lonely cry, why can't you? And her batteries are corroded And her hundred watt bulb just blew 
 
Lallallal.. alright...huhuhhuh 
 
She used to hang out at Miss Lucy's Every weekend they would get loose And it was a straight clear case of Having taken in too much juice 
 
It was outside, and it was outside Just the nature of the person Now all you got to remember After all, it's just show biz 
 
Lallalal...huhuh...lallal 
 
We're just screaming through the alley way I hear her lonely cry, ah why can't you? And she's standing in the shadows Canal street lights all turn blue 
And she's standing in the shadows Where the street lights all turn blue And she's standing in the shadows Down where the street lights all turn blue 
Hey, hey, yeah</pre>letterman released a CD a few years back of performances from the show, and there's a brilliant/horrible version of 'have i told you ....' with sinead & the chieftains ... at some point he starts singing "blah, blah, blah" ...

FUNKMAN

09-19-2006, 12:38 PM

Iris - by Live  on the Throwing Copper album...the felix of your truth will always break it

badorties

09-19-2006, 01:06 PM

Billy Bragg & Wilco - Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key (From "Mermaid Avenue") - Natalie Merchant's backing vocals are hauntingapart fom 'california stars,' that's a real standout from the frist volume ... actually both albums are damn good

Gvac

09-19-2006, 02:23 PM

I could go on and on with absolutely incredible Rolling Stones songs that commercial radio ignores, choosing instead to ram "Jumpin' Jack Flash" or "Satisfaction" down your throat for the thousandth time.  If I had to choose just one little known song I'd tell everyone to check out "Stray Cat Blues", the most bad-ass song ever recorded.

El Mudo

09-19-2006, 02:41 PM

Of the many Dwight Yoakam songs I could go with here, i'll say "Home for Sale"his cover of Kinky's "Rapid City, South Dakota""Nothing""Just Passin' Time""Thinking About Leaving""The Heart That You Own""Try Not to look so pretty"  And I'll also throw in my favorite Marty Stuart song, "Trip to Little Big Horn"

HBox

09-19-2006, 02:56 PM

"Friends" by Jimi Hendrix. It doesn't sound at all like most of Hendrix's work but it has a nice groove and s nice hook.

reeshy

09-19-2006, 02:56 PM

Damn it, GVAC.....I was thinking that too...and another great one..."Salt of the Earth"!!!!!!!!!

johnniewalker

09-19-2006, 03:10 PM

badorties wrote:  Billy Bragg & Wilco - Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key (From "Mermaid Avenue") - Natalie Merchant's backing vocals are haunting apart fom 'california stars,' that's a real standout from the frist volume ... actually both albums are damn good  California stars is the catchiest song.  Its melody is hypnotic.

Hottub

09-19-2006, 03:16 PM

Let me jam Steely Dan down your throats again!Any Major DudePretzel Logic ( even better when done by the New York Rock & Soul Revue)

Mike Teacher

09-19-2006, 09:06 PM

Zep = CarouselambraFloyd = Fletcher Memorial Home [and rest of 'The Final Cut']Van Halen = Sinner's Swing/much of Fair WarningQueen = Sheer Heart Attack [little known? beats me]Aerosmith = Uncle SaltyRush = Jacob's LadderGenesis = Back in NYCYes = Into the Lens/DramaSpringsteen = Tougher then the RestDead = Terrapin StationChili Peps = BackwoodsTalking Heads = I ZimbraMoby = God Moving Across the Face of the Waters

narc

09-19-2006, 09:56 PM

"Polyethylene-Pt II" by Radiohead - not a very long song, but it goes to show you that for a band that has experimented as much as they have with their sound in their career, they can still rock hard when they want to. 
"True Love Waits" by Radiohead. Completely acoustic. Simply gorgeous.

This message was edited by narc on 9-20-06 @ 7:47 AM

PapaBear

09-19-2006, 10:05 PM

Let me jam Steely Dan down your throats again!Any Major DudeI LOVE that song! Is it little known?

JamMaster

09-20-2006, 01:20 AM

Mike Teacher wrote:  Rush = Jacob's LadderMoby = God Moving Across the Face of the WatersWith Rush I would add "The Pass" from Presto....That Moby song is one of the only songs I know that actually moves me to tears.  It is the perfect song for the ending to the movie "Heat".  Which was on Sunday night.Good Call!!!!!!

A.J.

09-20-2006, 03:25 AM

Plethora wrote: Led Zeppelin III - the whole album - overlooked I think, gorgeous weird open-tuning folk devil music  My favorite Zep album bar none.  "That's the Way", "Friends", "Since I've Been Loving You"...Gvac wrote: I could go on and on with absolutely incredible Rolling Stones songs that commercial radio ignores, choosing instead to ram "Jumpin' Jack Flash" or "Satisfaction" down your throat for the thousandth time.  If I had to choose just one little known song I'd tell everyone to check out "Stray Cat Blues", the most bad-ass song ever recorded.  Yet again, brother GVAC shows us the way.  In fact Beggar's Banquet is where the bad-ass Stones emerge and they hit their peak from 1968-72.  Reeshy's right: "Salt of the Earth" is a fantastic tune too.  My favorite version was the one they played at the MSG concert right after 9/11. There are so many I can think of.  Just a few from my favorite bands:Allman Brothers -- "Little Martha".  A great acoustic piece with slide guitar master Duane Allman and Dickey BettsBeatles -- "You Know My Name Look Up the Number".  Showcases the Beatles' humor and ability to handle any style of music.The Who: The Who Sell Out.  Completely underrated album.And I'll get on my Beach Boys soapbox again.  This band is perfect for this topic.  Everybody knows the "hits", and Pet Sounds, but after all that they continued to make some great songs such as:"Busy Doing Nothing""Friends""This Whole World""I Can Hear Music""Feel Flows" -- on the "Almost Famous" soundtrack"Til I Die""Sail On Sailor"

PapaBear

09-20-2006, 03:34 AM

"The Pass" from Presto....Yes:  from "Live at the Leeds Tastee Freeze". So many people forget the classic, "Pass the Pesto".

narc

09-20-2006, 03:51 AM

They Might Be Giants - "John Henry" the entire album. Their only "angsty" album, it sounds like it was written for social outcasts who are old enough to like girls, but not too old to stop watching cartoons or go tooling around on their bikes for long periods of time. By far their most underappreciated album, and it's a must-listen at the end of a summer for me.

narc

09-20-2006, 04:32 AM

Boy I still feel young with the other bands you guys are listing. I know a lot of you are older so that's fine, but a lot of you are also within a few years of my age. Don't any of you listen to bands that are from our generation?

This message was edited by narc on 9-20-06 @ 8:37 AM

Tenbatsuzen

09-20-2006, 05:01 AM

Since somebody brought up Queen, I have to throw two more into the mix:"Save Me" and "I Want It All".  The latter song was one of Queen's last singles, but it's woefully overlooked.  It's got huge, crushing guitars on it."Save Me" is a beautiful, sad song about love gone bad.

Tenbatsuzen

09-20-2006, 05:03 AM

Wanna know how I know you're gay?  Because you like Coldplay. "God Put a Smile On Your Face".

jafter

09-20-2006, 05:12 AM

Good pull Reeshy, Beggars Banquet is the start of my favorite Stones albums.  Salt of the Earth is one of my all time favorite stones songs.I always loved "Lenny" by Stevie Ray just a beautiful song.ZeppelinTen Years Gone

landarch

09-20-2006, 05:12 AM

"California Stars" by Wilco has already been mentioned twice, but deserves a third mention.  Also, WIdespread Panic did a cover of "No Sugar Tonight" at a show once.  I have it downloaded but can't find it on an album--it was a live recording.Also, Zwan -- or Smashing Pumpkins Lite -- did a song called "Candy Came Calling".  Great song but I haven't been able to find anything other than a crappy recording online - also recorded live.I can't listen to Bruce Springsteen without vomiting a little -- unless it's "Brilliant Disguise" or "Tunnel of Love".  Great songs.

Tenbatsuzen

09-20-2006, 05:18 AM

luvafroshows wrote: I can't listen to Bruce Springsteen without vomiting a little -- unless it's "Brilliant Disguise" or "Tunnel of Love". Great songs.   There is actually a cover album called "Light of Day: A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen" which features Elvis Costello doing a countryish version of "Brilliant Disguise", along with Joe Grushecky doing a full-band acoustic blues version of "Light of Day", and Cowboy Mouth doing a power-punk-pop version of "Born to Run".

angrymissy

09-20-2006, 06:36 AM

ChimneyFish wrote: Obviously not a "big name" artist, but........Mike Patton - Everything I've recorded besides "Epic"<img src="http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c217/luxa1/lovage-group4-3003.jpg" border="0" />I think it was you that recommended this in the other thread mentioning Mike Patton, and I finally was able to d/l it a few days ago and it was awesome

FUNKMAN

09-20-2006, 06:52 AM

Sick As A Dog - Aerosmith Rocks Album 

ChimneyFish

09-20-2006, 07:02 AM

angrymissy wrote: I think it was you that recommended this in the other thread mentioning Mike Patton, and I finally was able to d/l it a few days ago and it was awesomeNice. Glad I could turn someone else onto Lovage. Tell your friends.And if you liked that, check out Pepping Tom(Pattons brand new project). It's kind of along the same lines.Them on Conan O'Brien:<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsS0O0zQqUk">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsS0O0zQqUk</a>

IamFogHat

09-20-2006, 07:18 AM

Breath by Pearl JamTwin Falls by Ben Folds Five

narc

09-20-2006, 05:40 PM

<hr color="cococo" align="left">Tenbatsuzen wrote: Wanna know how I know you're gay? Because you like Coldplay. "God Put a Smile On Your Face". <hr color="cococo" align="left">

Who said they liked Coldplay?

narc

09-20-2006, 05:41 PM

<hr color="cococo" align="left">RapistWit wrote: Radiohead has a song called "Nude (or Big Ideas) that has been played lived but hasn't shown up on an album yet. Kinda reminds me of "A Whiter Shade of Pale". The live version of "Like Spinning Plates" is fucking amazing...check it out if you ever get the chance. <hr color="cococo" align="left">

It will be on their upcoming album.

PhishHead

09-20-2006, 05:54 PM

Counting Crows - Holiday in Spain or Mrs. Potters Lullaby or Goodnight Elizabeth Phish - Lizards or Makisupa PolicemanDMB - Heathcliffs Haiku WarriorsGrateful Dead - Help on the Way -> Slipknot -> Franklin's TowerNickel Creek - Green and GrayBen Harper and the Innocent Criminals - Walk AwayAni Difranco - GravelColdplay - Warning Sign (just became big cause its in a movie, but has been around for a long time)Elliot Smith - Southern BelleRusted Root - Food and Creative Love

FUNKMAN

09-20-2006, 07:18 PM

Sheryl Crow - Steve McQueen

TeeBone

11-03-2007, 02:50 PM

I drove to Orlando today and a friend of mine asked me who we were listening to... I told him,"That's Jimi Hendrix you fool!!!" He had never heard the song, Dolly Dagger which is one of, if not my favorite Jimi Hendrix song. We started listing other songs by famous artists that don't get the love they deserve because they are overshadowed by the HITS.

Here's a few more we came up with:
FEARLESS by Pink Floyd - again, my personal favorite but nobody seems to know it because it is not on The Wall or Darkside. Fans dig it, but again most people don't know it.
Ophelia by The Band. People know Cripple Creek and The Weight, but not Opheilia????
Lovin' Cup by the Stones. Once more, its not 'Paint It Black' or 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' and it is a fucking great song.

Do you have any other great songs by popular bands that otherwise get overlooked?

lleeder

11-03-2007, 02:53 PM

The entire Obscured by Clouds and Final Cut albums by Pink Floyd.

TeeBone

11-03-2007, 02:56 PM

Add 'Meddle' to that list, Lleder.

DarkHippie

11-03-2007, 02:59 PM

Bron Y Ar Stomp. Led Zeppelin doing a highland ditty. Awesome.

lleeder

11-03-2007, 03:01 PM

While we're at it Animals should be praised a hell of alot more. Atom Heart Mother and The Piper at the Gates of Dawn if you happen to be taking acid are fine albums too.

StupidGirlllll

11-03-2007, 03:43 PM

What I would like to know is how many of your 200 posts are thread starters...You must start at least 5 threads a day.. I am jelous.

lleeder

11-03-2007, 04:18 PM

What I would like to know is how many of your 200 posts are thread starters...You must start at least 5 threads a day.. I am jelous.

I never saw such a thread starter...:wink:

douchebagsean

11-03-2007, 04:26 PM

the entire exile on main streets record by the stones gets play but not nearly enough, the song happy is awesome. shine a light, rip this joint awesome tracks from that record too (btw---far away eyes from goats head soup and dead flowers from sticky fingers are also awesome numbers

TeeBone

11-03-2007, 04:38 PM

I never saw such a thread starter...:wink:

It's a bit on the sad side, I know.
Thanks for pointing it out.

A.J.

11-04-2007, 10:14 AM

To name a few:

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And quite possibly the best Who song ever:

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danner1515

11-04-2007, 12:05 PM

A few...

Rolling Stones - Sway
The Who - Heaven and Hell
Pink Floyd - Lucifer Sam
The Band - It Makes No Difference

oh_kee_pa

11-04-2007, 12:42 PM

Arthur - the kinks... i really dig it...

and blackbird from the beatles.... kidding

Death Metal Moe

11-04-2007, 12:45 PM

http://www.themysticcorner.com/images/acd0005.jpg

Oh yea commercial radio. Just keep playing "Paranoid" and "War Pigs" everytime you promise a Sabbath fix. You fucking hacks.

danner1515

11-04-2007, 01:32 PM

Yeah, Vol. 4 is my favorite Black Sabbath album. Lots of cool stuff on that one.

buzzard

11-05-2007, 02:30 PM

jetdog

11-05-2007, 02:54 PM

But wouldn't you hate to hear all those songs all of you listed over and over again, like the "hits"? Doesn't being a "hit" turn you off about song?

Edit: I may have missed the point of the thread, but I think others did also. I would not want "my songs" played out like a top-forty ho. Anyway, anything off the "Band of Gypsies" album is classic, that album started the whole modern-blues schtick.

TeeBone

11-05-2007, 02:58 PM

But wouldn't you hate to hear all those songs all of you listed over and over again, like the "hits"? Doesn't being a "hit" turn you off about song?

Not if you listen to them in moderation, but that is a very good point.

Yeti.

11-06-2007, 11:50 AM

The song Brothers in Arms from the same titled CD - Dire Straits

A.J.

11-12-2007, 10:27 AM

Probably Paul McCartney's last great single.

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A.J.

11-14-2007, 10:11 AM

Sail On Sailor

Here's a kick-ass version with Ray Charles.

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