100 GREAT outtakes

3. Marquee Moon - Television

4. Loose Ends--Bruce Springsteen

Uh, how is Marquee Moon an outtake?

Well, I meant the alternate version.
But, discount it if you think it should be.

I would say an alternative version of a song that was eventually released on an album/single a-side is stretching it.

5. A Burnt-Out Case - John Cale

6. Love - Wonder People (I Do Wonder)

7. Prefab Sprout: A Life Of Surprises

2. Blind Willie McTell - Bob Dylan
I read this as a song by Blind Willie McTell called "Bob Dylan" and nearly shit.

Ramones - Slug

I would say an alternative version of a song that was eventually released on an album/single a-side is stretching it.

Alright, I never realized that. Noted!
This one has gotta count then.

8. Slum Kids - The Kinks

^^^that's a good one...when I was a kid, before the internets and such, I spent fruitless hours searching for that song...(I first heard "Slum Kids" when I taped the Kinks on the King Biscuit Flour Hour)...

9. Shut Out The Light - Bruce Springsteen
10. Mademoiselle Mabry - Miles Davis
11. Shining - Randy Newman

The Beatles - "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" (the one on Anthology 2)

12. "We Close Tonight" - the Who (Quadrophenia outtake, written by Townshend, sung by Entwistle and Moon)
13. "Living In Luxury" - Richard and Linda Thompson

14. The Beatles - "Not Guilty" (IMO the only worthy out take on the "Anthology" series)

Not even Old Brown Shoe!?

"Not Guilty" will be my encore if I ever cover the white album live.

Probably won't be many requests for an encore if I did that, tho'.

that's a good one...when I was a kid, before the internets and such, I spent fruitless hours searching for that song...(I first heard "Slum Kids" when I taped the Kinks on the King Biscuit Flour Hour)...

Yeah, it is! I'll never know why they didn't put it on Preservation...

Julian Cope - Jung'kie

(t'was the title track for "Peggy Suicide" basically)

wait, so what IS "Slum Kids" on?

Pres Act 2 (bonus tracks)

9. Shut Out The Light - Bruce Springsteen

are we counting b-sides of major hit singles, such as that one? that seems stretching it, too.

16. prince - a place in heaven
17. prince - big tall wall

18. Velvet Underground- "Ocean" (Loaded version)
19. Velvet Underground-"I'm Sticking With You" ('')
20. Bob Dlayan-"Abandoned Love"

Bob Dylan that is.

wait, so what IS "Slum Kids" on?
Preservation, Act 2 reissue

21. The Byrds - It Happens Each Day

22. radiohead, "talk show host"

John Cale - "Bamboo Floor"

10. Mademoiselle Mabry - Miles Davis

you cant really count that, it's a proper song on FdK. all miles stuff is a tough sell here, cause all the sessions got cannibalized so much among albums

24. PJ Harvey --Memphis

Not even Old Brown Shoe!?

I'm not particularly interested in alternative versions. And I don't even like the finished version (the one on "Past Masters") much.

What about the finished version of "Not Guilty", do you like that one?
Because I hate it, the Anthology one is way better I think.

The George Harrison version I mean.

25. U2--Luminous Times

What about the finished version of "Not Guilty", do you like that one?

I think I prefer the original that was never released. Although "George Harrison" is among his better solo albums overall.

"Black Eyed Dog" - Nick Drake (Does it count as an outtake if it wasn't released due to death rather than artist preference?)
"The Craig Torso Show" - The Bonzo Dog Band
"Melancholia" - The Who
"Jaguar" - The Who
"St. Matthew" - The Monkees
"I Don't Think You Know Me At All" - The Monkees
"Mary" - Pete Townshend
"Feeding Off the Love of the Land" - Stevie Wonder
"Sax and Violins" - Talking Heads
"Love in Mind" - Neil Young

Also, pretty much the entire Velvet Underground "VU" album