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This is a list of compact disc albums with tracks hidden in the pregap of the first track.
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| Artist | Album | Release year | Name of track (if known) or remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Many DJs | As Heard on Radio Soulwax Pt. 2 | 2003 | "Can't Get You Out of My Head" (Soulwax Elektronic Mix) |
| 311 | Transistor | 1997 | "Transistor Intro" |
| A.C.T | Last Epic | 2003 | Hidden orchestral introduction |
| Aavikko | Novo Atlantis | 2009 | Pseudo-baroque versions of "The Final Countdown" by Europe and "Novo Atlantis" by Aavikko |
| Adventures in Stereo | Monomania | 2000 | — |
| The Adverts | Crossing the Red Sea with The Adverts | 1997 (reissue) | Reissue of 1978 album includes four songs in the pregap: "Gary Gilmore's Eyes", "Bored Teenagers", "Safety In Numbers" and "We Who Wait"[1] |
| AFI | Decemberunderground | 2006 | The hidden track is an extension to the intro "Prelude 12/21" |
| AFI | Very Proud of Ya | 1996 | "No Dave Party" |
| Agoraphobic Nosebleed | Altered States of America "100-song 3" Mini-CD/10" | 2003 | "Wonder Drug Wonderland" (1:45) |
| Agoraphobic Nosebleed | PCP Torpedo/ANbRx | 2006 | "Azido Phencyclidine Electrophoresis" on PCP Torpedo and "Agoraphonic Nosecandy Mix" on ANbRx, which is a remix by Submachine Drum |
| Agoraphobic Nosebleed | Agorapocalypse | 2009 | "Timelord Zero (Chronovore)" |
| Alcazar | Alcazarized | 2003 | "Dance with the DJ" (on the first edition of the album, released in Sweden) |
| The Aliens | Astronomy for Dogs | 2007 | — |
| Anal Cunt | Morbid Florist | 1993 | Cover of "Hello, I Love You" |
| Andrew Peterson & Randall Goodgame | Slugs & Bugs & Lullabies | 2006 | Playing "God Made Me" faster and faster |
| Antiloop | Fastlane People | 2000 | "Dead Man" |
| Apollo Up! | Light the End and Burn It Through | 2004 | "Roken Is Dodelijk" |
| Arab Strap | Cherubs | 1999 | Cover of "Ben Kenobi Theme" by John Williams from Star Wars |
| Arcade Fire | Reflektor | 2013 | The first of the album's two CDs contains a ten-minute medley of instrumental parts from the 7 tracks of the CD, burned in reverse |
| Arcturus | La Masquerade Infernale | 1997 | — |
| Area 11 | All the Lights in the Sky | 2013 | "All the Lights in the Sky" |
| Area 11 | Modern Synthesis | 2016 | "Override [B]" |
| Armor for Sleep | What to Do When You Are Dead | 2005 | "One Last Regret" |
| Art Brut | Bang Bang Rock & Roll | 2005 | "Subliminal Desire for Adventure" |
| Die Ärzte | 13 | 1998 | "Lady" in the pregap of "Punk ist..." |
| Die Ärzte | Geräusch | 2003 | "Hände innen" in the pregap of "Als ich den Punk erfand..." |
| Die Ärzte | Jazz ist anders (bonus EP) | 2007 | "Nimm es wie ein Mann" in the pregap of "Wir sind die Besten" |
| As Cities Burn | Hell or High Water | 2009 | "Aerial" |
| Ash | 1977 (early copies) | 1996 | 1. "Jack Names the Planets", 2. "Don't Know" |
| Autechre | EP7 | 1999 | Untitled track included on the UK pressing by Warp Records:[2] not included on the US pressing by Nothing Records[3] |
| Angelo Badalamenti and David Lynch | Twin Peaks: Season 2 Music and More | 2007 | 1. "Untitled Track #1" (Abstract wind noises with David Lynch speaking the phrase "Booth 34, X5149," a code that unlocked the song "The Norwegians" for download from his website), 2. "Untitled Track #2" (Poem "It Was Laura" from Episode 8 of Season 1, mixed to heighten the sound of the piano accompaniment) |
| Bang Camaro | Bang Camaro | 2007 | — |
| The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican | The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican/2008-2018 | 2018 | "Morris Dance" |
| Billy Bauer | Plectrist | 2000 | 1. "Lover Come Back to Me" (incomplete take 1), 2. "Lover Come Back to Me" (incomplete take 2) |
| Ben Folds Five | Whatever and Ever Amen | 1997 | Message by Ben Folds about Ben Folds (only on re-masters) |
| Tab Benoit | What I Live for | 2006 | Interview with Tab Benoit |
| The Berzerker | Dissimulate | 2002 | Instrumental version of "Compromise" |
| Better Than Ezra | Friction, Baby | 1996 | "Mejor de Ezra" |
| Lewis Black | The Carnegie Hall Performance (disc 1) | 2006 | Pre-show backstage noises and talking |
| Black Moth Super Rainbow | Dandelion Gum | 2007 | "Chinese Witch Guy With an Axe" |
| Black Rebel Motorcycle Club | Take Them On, On Your Own | 2003 | "Take Them On, On Your Own" (not present in all editions) |
| Blind Melon | Soup | 1995 | "Hello Goodbye" (US version; on the European version, it comes as a hidden track after the last song) |
| Blink-182 | Blink-182 | 2003 | "Stockholm Syndrome Interlude" (Spoken-word interlude before track 5, Stockholm Syndrome) |
| Bloc Party | Silent Alarm | 2005 | "Every Time Is the Last Time" |
| Blood Duster | D.F.F. (EP) | 2002 | 1. "TheSpiritOfSoreThroatHasLongSinceDied", 2. "PainfullNoiseEntitled"Htabbaskcalb" |
| Blur | Think Tank | 2003 | "Me, White Noise" |
| Bo Wastesson | Bröderna Lejonhjärta - Sånger Ur Musikalen | 2009 | "Katlas Dans"[4] |
| The Boo Radleys | Kingsize | 1998 | "Tranquillo" |
| David Bowie | Rarestonebowie | 1995 | RCA Records 1973 radio advertisement for the Bowie album Pin Ups |
| BoysVoice | Serenity | 2005 | Brief sung intro |
| Brand New | The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me | 2006 | Overlapping phone messages |
| British Sea Power | Open Season | 2005 | "How Will I Ever Find My Way Home?" (organ version) |
| Chuck Brodsky | Letters in the Dirt | 1996 | "Chuck's Here" |
| James Brown | Live at the Apollo, Volume II (Deluxe Edition) | 2003 | Radio DJ (and concert MC) Frankie Crocker talks to the crowd with a comedian for about four minutes before the show begins (not present in all editions) |
| Brutal Deluxe | Divine Head | 2000 | "Soulmurder" |
| Calexico | Feast of Wire | 2003 | — |
| Camouflage | Sensor | 2003 | "Sensor Intro" (0:35) |
| Camouflage | Relocated | 2006 | "Relocated Intro" (1:21) – based on track "Bitter Taste" with words "I've got a name for you… Relocated" |
| Cavity | Somewhere Between the Train Station and the Dumping Grounds | 1997 | 27-minute live performance |
| Carina Round | Slow Motion Addict | 2007 | "Same Girlfriend" |
| Cheap Trick | Cheap Trick (a.k.a. Cheap Trick '97) | 1997 | Original pressing features montage of studio outtakes and rough versions of songs from the album |
| Clearlake | Cedars | 2003 | "Sounds of Clearlake", nine minutes of music/sound clips |
| Clipping | Dead Channel Sky | 2025 | Untitled hidden song that leads directly into the beginning of "Intro" |
| Coil | Love's Secret Domain (30th anniversary Wax Trax! edition) | 2021 | "The Dark Age of Love" (Outtake from the recording sessions for the album, with vocals by Marc Almond) |
| MJ Cole | Sincere | 2000 | "Silence" (not on all versions) |
| John Coltrane | Interstellar Space | 2000 (reissue) | False starts for the track "Jupiter Variation" |
| Cool Hand Luke | Wake Up, O Sleeper | 2003 | A cappella version of "Wake Up, O Sleeper", an unfinished song from the Wake Up, O Sleeper recording sessions |
| Course of Empire | Initiation | 1994 | "Running Man" |
| Criteria | En Garde | 2003 | Song by Team Rigge |
| The Czars | The Ugly People Vs. the Beautiful People | 2001 | "Top Breed" |
| Damien Rice | 9 | 2006 | Demo version of the first song "9 Crimes" with all vocals sung by Rice |
| Dashboard Confessional | Dusk and Summer | 2006 | 1. "Write It Out", 2. "Vindicated" |
| Darkane | Demonic Art | 2008 | Jazzy version of "Chaos Vs. Order" (US Edition) |
| David Gray | White Ladder | 1998 | "Through to Myself" (only on the original UK pressing) |
| Dead Weather | Sea of Cowards | 2010 | 35-second instrumental track |
| Diablo Swing Orchestra | The Butcher's Ballroom | 2006 | — |
| Diamond Rio | IV | 1996 | Various earlier hits mixed with sound effects |
| DJ Food & DK | Now, Listen Again! | 2007 | Sound of Spaceship 'Needle 1' descending onto a flat, grooved plane, followed by a compressed megamix of the first 'Now, Listen' CD Mix from 2001 |
| Dog Fashion Disco | Committed to a Bright Future | 2003 | Cover version of "Grease" |
| Jerry Douglas | Glide | 2008 | — |
| Ed Case | Ed's Guest List | 2002 | "Mayhem" featuring Skin on vocals |
| Electric Light Orchestra | Face the Music | 1993 (reissue) | MasterSound gold disc reissue of 1975 album contains 34-second reversed clip from "Fire on High" |
| Endstille | Verführer | 2009 | — |
| Evanescence | Origin | 2000 | A humorous outtake from the song "Anywhere" |
| Fair to Midland | Fables from a Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times Is True | 2007 | "Tibet" |
| Fall Out Boy | Folie à Deux | 2008 | "Lullabye" |
| Film School | Hideout | 2007 | — |
| Five Iron Frenzy | All the Hype That Money Can Buy | 2000 | "What's Up?" (0:03) |
| Béla Fleck and the Flecktones | Little Worlds | 2003 | New York Yankees outfielder Bernie Williams and David St. Hubbins of Spinal Tap, stuck in traffic and flipping through different radio stations. The songs they hear are songs from the album played in different styles and on different instruments. |
| David Ford | I Sincerely Apologise For All The Trouble I've Caused | 2005 | "This Is Not Desire" |
| Flyleaf | Memento Mori | 2009 | "Uncle Bobby" |
| Freddy Jones Band | North Ave. Wake-Up Call | 1995 | "Play Guitar" |
| Frenzal Rhomb | Shut Your Mouth | 2000 | "Baby Won't You Hold Me In Your Arm" |
| The Gathering | Black Light District | 2002 | "Over You" |
| The Gathering | Souvenirs | 2003 | "Telson" |
| Goldie Lookin Chain | Safe as Fuck | 2005 | "Bedsit" |
| Goldie Lookin Chain | Greatest Hits | 2004 | "Holiday" |
| Grateful Dead / John Oswald | Grayfolded | 1995 | "Fold" (on CD 2, Mirror Ashes) |
| Guster | Goldfly | 1997 | "Melanie" (Only on the original independent release) |
| Luke Haines | Das Capital | 2003 | "Overture" |
| Harvey Danger | Little by Little... [Bonus Disc] | 2006 | Spoken words, presumably before a live show: "You were promised some guest stars for this evening's performance, and guest stars you shall have. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you..." (On the 2006 re-release by the label Kill Rock Stars, track is approximately 28 seconds, with about 17 seconds of silence at the start.) |
| Harvey Milk | The Kelly Sessions | 2004 | "My Broken Heart Will Never Mend" (appears first on the album's track listing, but not described as a hidden track, thus resulting in much subsequent confusion) |
| Hayden | Skyscraper National Park | 2001 | "Mingus" (only present on the Canadian version) |
| Head of Femur | Ringodom or Proctor | 2003 | Consists of glockenspiel and soft voice |
| Hella | The Devil Isn't Red | 2004 | "Your DJ Children (Demo)" |
| Hilltop Hoods | Left Foot, Right Foot | 2001 | "Afternoon Group Session" |
| Hilltop Hoods | The Calling | 2003 | "Stay the Fuck Away Because I Spilt When I'm Talking" |
| Hilltop Hoods | The Hard Road | 2006 | "Ya Feel Big?" |
| Hilltop Hoods | State of the Art | 2009 | "Rent Week" ft. Funkoars, Vents and Briggs |
| HK119 | HK119 | 2006 | "11th ID" (a cappella track added to the album as part of a remix competition) |
| Hoggboy | Or 8? | 2002 | Instrumental |
| Holy Molar | The Whole Tooth and Nothing but the Tooth (CD 2) | 2003 | — |
| Hoodoo Gurus | Blue Cave | 1996 | — |
| Hot Club de Paris | Drop It 'Til It Pops | 2006 | "Welcome to the Hot Club de Paris" (a capella) |
| Hybrid | Morning Sci-Fi | 2003 | "Lights Go Down Knives Come Out" |
| Hybrid | I Choose Noise | 2006 | "Everything is Brand New" |
| I Am Kloot | I Am Kloot | 2003 | "Deep Blue Sea" |
| I Monster | Neveroddoreven | 2003 | "Cells" |
| Immortal Technique | The 3rd World | 2008 | "Apocalypse" [remix] featuring Akir & Pharoahe Monch |
| In Strict Confidence | Mistrust the Angels | 2002 | "Les Miroirs" |
| Item One | Sliced Behaviour | 2003 | — |
| Jebediah | Of Someday Shambles | 1999 | "Big Beer Wall" |
| Johnny Q. Public | Extra*Ordinary | 1995 | "Father Abraham" |
| Josh Abrahams | Sweet Distorted Holiday | 1998 | Instrumental |
| Junior Jack | Trust It | 2004 | — |
| Kagrra, | 桜花爛漫 (Ouka Ranman) | 2005 | Re-recording of Shi, mi, me, yu, ki, sa, a (「し、み、め、ゆ、き、さ、あ」) |
| Kamelot | The Black Halo | 2005 | — |
| Kane | As Long as You Want This | 2000 | The orchestral track from "Damn Those Eyes" |
| Lucy Kaplansky | Flesh and Bone | 1996 | "I've Just Seen a Face" cover |
| Karališka Erdvė | Aistra | 1998 | retrospective of band's career with short samples of songs from previous album |
| Kenji Ito | SaGa Frontier 1 | 1999 | Original Soundtrack, Disc 3: "Coon's Theme" |
| Kid Carpet | Ideas and Oh Dears | 2005 | "Message 1" |
| Kinobe | Wide Open | 2004 | Instrumental |
| Peter Koppes | Love Era/Irony | 1998 | "Grasshrooms" (instrumental) |
| Korn | See You On the Other Side | 2005 | Hidden "Twisted Transistor" intro |
| KULT | Poligono Industrial | 2005 | "Kasta Pianistów" |
| Lamb | Fear of Fours | 1999 | "Lullaby" (instrumental) |
| Lamb | Best Kept Secrets: The Best of Lamb 1996–2004 | 2004 | "Wonder" (instrumental) |
| Larrikin Love | The Freedom Spark | 2006 | "It Explodes" |
| Lemon Demon | Nature Tapes | 2019 | "Sexy DVD" |
| Lemon Demon | View-Monster | 2020 | "Super Hey Ya", only present on the Needlejuice Records reissue, on disc 2. |
| Lemon Demon | Dinosaurchestra | 2022 | "dino.mp3", only present on the Needlejuice Records reissue, on disc 2. |
| Lemon Demon | Damn Skippy | 2023 | "fanfare.mp3" and "neil.soul", only present on the Needlejuice Records reissue, on discs 1 and 2 respectively. |
| Lemon Jelly | '64–'95 | 2005 | "Don Edoardo '64" |
| Less Than Jake | Losing Streak | 1996 | "Yom Kippur", banter spoken by former band mascot "Howie J. Reynolds", an elderly Gainesville local |
| Lit | A Place in the Sun | 1999 | — |
| LOK | Ut ur discot och in i verkligheten | 2002 | "Dina dagar är räknade" |
| Los Piojos | 3er arco | 1996 | "Verano del 92" |
| Ludo | You're Awful, I Love You | 2008 | "Goodbye Bear" |
| Mae | Singularity | 2007 | "Last Transmission: Part I" |
| Sarah Masen | The Dreamlife of Angels | 2001 | "Longing Unknown" |
| Mates of State | Bring it Back | 2005 | "How Hard"[5] |
| Maxwell | Embrya | 1998 | "Gestation: Mythos" with various voices and watery sound effects |
| Mayday | Old Blood | 2002 | 1. "Domes/Doma/Dominarum Arcana/Döm", 2. "Rebirthing" |
| Mayhem | Grand Declaration of War | 2000 | "Completion in Science of Agony (Part II of II – Backwards Version)" |
| McFly | Room on the 3rd Floor | 2004 | "Get Over You" |
| The Meligrove Band | Stars & Guitars | 2000 | A song about trucks and nonsense |
| Melt-Banana | Charlie | 1998 | "Neat Neat Neat" (Originally by The Damned) |
| Melys | Casting Pearls | 2003 | — |
| Mew | Half the World Is Watching Me | 2000 | "Ending" (only included on some versions) |
| Kylie Minogue | Light Years | 2000 | "Password" |
| Miocene | Cellular Memory (EP) | 2002 | Instrumental jam |
| Moneen | The Red Tree | 2006 | — |
| Mono Puff | It's Fun to Steal | 1998 | Two-minute introduction to the album, song about the isolation of being a hidden track, thanks to the listener, note from the producer, and scat portion, all spoken and sung by MacinTalk (including its dirge voice) |
| Jim Moray | Sweet England | 2003 | "After the Fire" |
| Morbid Angel | Entangled in Chaos | 1996 | Static / interference style noises |
| Motorpsycho | Angels and Daemons at Play | 1997 | "Ohm's Concerto for Alto and Soprano Saw" |
| Motorpsycho | Blissard | 1996 | — |
| Ms. Dynamite | A Little Deeper | 2002 | "Get Up, Stand Up" |
| Muse | Hullabaloo Soundtrack (CD2) | 2002 | "What's He Building", a poem read by Tom Waits |
| The Music | The Music (Limited Edition CD) | 2002 | "New Instrumental" |
| My Chemical Romance | Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys | 2010 | "Zero Percent" |
| The Never | Antarctica | 2006 | Only confirmed on a promotional version of the CD |
| Norma Jean | O God, the Aftermath (Deluxe Edition) | 2005 | Instrumental jam |
| Nuclear Bubble Wrap | Problem Attic | 2021 | "Shake" |
| Ocean Bottom Nightmare | We Are Serious (EP) | 2009 | "The Town Meeting" |
| Oceansize | Everyone into Position | 2005 | "Emp(irical)error" |
| Ochre | A Midsummer Nice Dream | 2004 | — |
| The Offspring | Americana | 1998 | "Pretty Fly" (Reprise) (some versions) |
| Will Oldham | Guarapero/Lost Blues 2 | 2000 | "Apocalypse, No!" (alternate version) |
| Osdorp Posse | Geendagsvlieg | 1997 | "Sleur" |
| Ott | Blumenkraft | 2003 | — |
| Out of Eden | This Is Your Life | 2002 | DJ Maj discussing the album with group member Lisa Kimmey (1:20) |
| David Pajo | Pajo | 2005 | "Hybrid Moments" (cover of The Misfits) song |
| Lisa Papineau | Oh Dead on Oh Love | 2019 | "Firma" (a cappella track) |
| Passion (worship band) | One Day Live | 2000 | An introduction, welcoming the live audience to the "OneDay" event, leading directly into the intro of "The Noise We Make". |
| Peter, Paul and Mary | Carry It On | 2003 | Each of the 4 music CDs has hidden tracks |
| Gilles Peterson | INCredible Sound of Gilles Peterson | 1999 | Earl Zinger - "Another Saturday Morning Rush" |
| Pierrot | Heaven: The Customized Landscape | 2002 | "Paradox" |
| Pillar | Where Do We Go from Here | 2004 | "Aftershock" (repeated instrumental guitar/bass riff exhibiting the skills of then-new drummer Lester Estelle) |
| Pitchshifter | Infotainment? | 1996 | "Data Track" |
| Jack Planck | To Hell With You I'll Make My Own People | 2003 | "Fuck You" |
| Preston School of Industry | All This Sounds Gas | 2001 | 0:30 of silence and a 0:43 untitled collage of music (mostly backwards) that leads directly into the intro of "Whalebones" |
| Pride and Fall | Elements of Silence | 2006 | "December (live)" |
| Protest the Hero | Fortress | 2008 | "On Conquest and Capture" (piano intro to "Bloodmeat" sharing a name with the outro to "Bone Marrow") |
| Public Enemy | Muse Sick-n-Hour Mess Age | 1994 | "Ferocious Soul" (Drum track with Chuck D ranting about the state of hip-hop and the impending negative criticism the album is going to receive—which it did) |
| Pulp | This Is Hardcore | 1998 | Cymbal |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Songs for the Deaf | 2002 | "The Real Song for the Deaf" |
| R.E.M. | Murmur | 2008 (reissue) | 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition – bonus disc (vintage radio promo for the album's original 1983 release) |
| R.E.M. | Reckoning | 2009 (reissue) | 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition – bonus disc (vintage radio promo for the album's original 1984 release) |
| Timo Räisänen | ...And Then There Was Timo | 2008 | Timo's English-language cover of "Rambling" written by Håkan Hellström. This is openly listed on the artwork as being track 0. |
| Rammstein | Live Aus Berlin | 1999 | Audience cheering |
| Rammstein | Reise, Reise | 2004 | Final 30 seconds of the flight recorder audio from Japan Air Lines Flight 123 |
| The Red Shore | Salvaging What's Left | 2006 | — |
| Regular Fries | War on Plastic Plants | 2000 | "War on Plastic Plants" |
| Relient K | Mmhmm | 2004 | "Mmhmm" |
| Relient K | Forget and Not Slow Down | 2009 | Matt Thiessen's father sings a line from "Sahara" |
| Relient K | Air for Free | 2016 | The chorus of "Marigold" with piano and vocals only |
| Resin Dogs | Grand Theft Audio | 2000 | — |
| Robyn | My Truth | 1999 | "Det Gör Ont Ibland" |
| Sanctifica | Negative B | 2002 | 9 minutes 20 seconds of hidden content (band members talking?) |
| Sander van Doorn | Supernaturalistic | 2008 | — |
| Satyricon | Rebel Extravaganza | 1999 | — |
| The Scary Jokes | April Fools | 2021 | "Friends with You (Alt Vocals)", an early version of the album's opening track. |
| Scorn | Logghi Barogghi | 1996 | — |
| Shaver | Highway of Life | 1996 | "Mother Trucker" |
| Sick Puppies | Connect | 2013 | — |
| Sister Machine Gun | Burn | 1995 | Cover version of The Doors song "Strange Days" |
| Skunk Anansie | Stoosh | 1996 | 2:40 |
| Sly and Robbie | Late Night Tales: Sly & Robbie | 2003 | "La Isla Bonita" cover |
| Jimmy Smith | Root Down | 2000 | Band and audience banter before the first song including Jimmy Smith telling the audience to be quiet |
| SNFU | FYULABA | 1996 | Before the first track, an argument between a band and a nightclub owner who accuses the band of trashing the dressing room |
| Sol Invictus | The Giddy Whirl of Centuries | 2003 | Disc 1 - "Then He Killed Her (Demo)" Disc 2 - "In God We Trust" (demo) |
| Son of Dork | Welcome to Loserville | 2005 | "Eddie's Song (choral)" & "Welcome to Loserville (choral)" |
| Soulwax | Leave the Story Untold | 1996 | — |
| Soulwax | Much Against Everyone's Advice | 2000 | 50-second song titled "Turn on the A.C." |
| Soulwax | Any Minute Now | 2004 | "I Love Techno" (alternate version) |
| Soulwax | Nite Versions | 2005 | Untitled 51-second instrumental, borrowing the guitar riff from E Talking |
| Soulwax | Most of the Remixes | 2007 | Einstürzende Neubauten: "Stella Maris" (Soulwax Remix) |
| Soulwax | Belgica: Original Soundtrack | 2016 | — |
| Soulwax | From Deewee | 2017 | Announcement "Zero Two Two Compact Disc" (022 is the album's catalogue number) |
| Staind | Dysfunction | 1999 | "Excess Baggage" (on some versions of the CD this track is within the pregap, others it starts 16:20 into the last track. This song is also sometimes mistakenly called "Black Rain") |
| Super Furry Animals | Guerrilla | 1999 | "Citizen's Band" |
| Super Furry Animals | Out Spaced | 1998 | "Spaced Out" |
| Tait | Empty | 2001 | Various random recordings |
| Tally Hall | Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum | 2021 | Simlish version of "Good Day" from The Sims 2, only present on the Needlejuice Records reissue. |
| Tally Hall | Good & Evil | 2022 | "Light & Night" song made for Kate DiCamillo's The Magician's Elephant novel, only present on the Needlejuice Records reissue. |
| Télépopmusik | Angel Milk | 2005 | Spoken word intro |
| Terrorust | Post Mortal Archives | 2008 | Static / interference style noises. Found on original release of 1000 copies |
| They Might Be Giants | Factory Showroom | 1996 | "Token Back to Brooklyn" |
| tobyMac | Welcome to Diverse City | 2004 | The "real" intro to the track Burn for You and some (fake) messages from Toby's cell phone |
| Total Eclipse | Access Denied | 1999 | "Cornered" |
| Tripping Daisy | Time Capsule (EP) | 1997 | "Disgruntled Customer" |
| Tryo | Grain De Sable | 2003 | Talk and joking |
| Nobuo Uematsu | Final Fantasy VII Reunion Tracks | 1997 | Karaoke version of "One-Winged Angel" (orchestra version) |
| UNKLE | Psyence Fiction | 1998 | "Intro (Optional)" (Uncredited intro featuring an audio collage of some of DJ Shadow's and James Lavelle's musical influences). This hidden audio is not on the US pressing, but can be found on UK and Japanese pressings |
| UNKLE | Never, Never, Land | 2003 | Only on some versions |
| Farin Urlaub | Am Ende der Sonne | 2005 | "Noch einmal" |
| V | You Stood Up | 2004 | "You Got Me" |
| Versus | Two Cents Plus Tax | 1998 | "Oriental American" |
| Virgin Black | Sombre Romantic | 2001 | "Opera De Romanci: II. Embrace" |
| Virgin Black | Elegant... and Dying | 2003 | "And the Kiss of God's Mouth Part 1" and "Cult of Crucifixion" |
| Vision Eternel | For Farewell of Nostalgia | 2020 | "Moments of Extended" on the Abridged Pause Recordings CD, and "Moments of Intimacy (Reprise)" on the Somewherecold Records CD.[6] |
| Vitalic | OK Cowboy | 2005 | "One Million Dollar Studio" |
| The Wannadies | Bagsy Me | 1997 | Demo versions of both "Silent People" and "Bumble Bee Boy" (one track in left channel and the other in the right) |
| Simon Webbe | Sanctuary | 2004 | "Pusherman" |
| The Wedding | Polarity | 2007 | Outtakes from "Southside" |
| Welle: Erdball | Die Wunderwelt der Technik | 2002 | "Funkbereit" |
| Kanye West | Graduation | 2007 | "Good Night" |
| When | The Lobster Boys | 2001 | — |
| Whiskeytown | Rural Free Delivery | 1997 | "Nervous Breakdown" (longer mix) |
| Whysall Lane | Whysall Lane | 2006 | "Little Moon" |
| Winds | Reflections of the I | 2002 | (eerie track for 9 minutes 26 seconds) |
| Wintersleep | Untitled | 2005 | "Spring" |
| The Wombats | The Wombats Proudly Present: A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation | 2007 | Talk and drinking |
| XTC | Coat of Many Cupboards | 2002 | Disc 2 – Wanking Man, Disc 3 – "The Shaving Brush Boogie" |
| Xutos & Pontapés | Dados Viciados | 1997 | "Telecaster" |
| Yonderboi | Splendid Isolation | 2005 | Untitled (crows and a man speaking in Hungarian and drinking water (possibly a film sample)) |
| The Zombies | Zombie Heaven | 1997 | Aborted take of "She's Not There" |
| ZOX | The Wait | 2005 | "Vampire" |
| Zubeen Garg | Yuhi Kabhi | 1998 | The track 1 is blank for about ten seconds before starts playing Track 2 "Yuhi Kabhi Mila Karo". It was featured only on Audio CD. |
| Bhar Duporiya | 2000 | "Tribute to Bongeet artist Anandiram Das", featured only on Audio CD. | |
| Hiyamon | 2001 | ---- | |
| Nupur | ---- | ||
| [various] | Songs in the Key of X: Music from and Inspired by the X-Files) | 1996 | 1. "Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum (Dread the Passage of Jesus, For He Will Not Return)" by Nick Cave and the Dirty Three, 2. The X-Files theme by the Dirty Three |
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