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This list contains the names of albums that contain a hidden track and also information on how to find them. Please note that not all printings of an album contain the same track arrangements, so your copy of album X may or may not have the hidden track(s) listed below. Some of these tracks may be hidden in the pregap, and some hidden simply as a track following the listed tracks.

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z and Various Artists

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0-9

The Autumn Effect: There's a track called "Slowly Falling Awake" after "The Autumn Effect"
Division: After "Picture Perfect (In Your Eyes)" starting 3:37 there's a song called "Planets 2" that plays until 6:20
30 Seconds to Mars: Contains hidden track "The Struggle" (also called "Hidden to Label"). Is 2:34 in length and is written by Jared and Shannon Leto.
A Beautiful Lie: Contains hidden track at 12:26 of the last listed track, "A Modern Myth". Song allegedly called "Praying for a Riot". Also, "Battle of One" and "Hunter" are also unlisted separate tracks on the standard edition, although they are listed on the Deluxe Edition.
Evolver: Hidden track at 5:22 of final track of P-Nut and Hexum jamming.
Transistor: "[Untitled Hidden Track]" in the album's pregap (rewind to before track 1 to hear this)
5ive: "Switch" at track 55
Invincible: "Inspector Gadget" at track 55
Kingsize: "World of Mine" and "All Around" at tracks 25 and 26

A

  • A Guy Called Gerald: Black Secret Technology (1995): Untitled track 14 with vocalist David Simpson after the end of the final track "Life Unfolds His Mystery".
  • Aaliyah: Aaliyah: "Messed Up" following "What If" (on US edition only)
  • Aaron Carter: Another Earthquake: "Sugar" following "Keep Believing". "Sugar" is followed by Aaron thanking the listeners for buying the album, then introduces three clips of songs from his brother Nick's solo album, Now or Never.
  • AC/DC: Volts: Several audio tracks and radio interviews after the end of the final track.
  • Acid Bath: Paegan Terrorism Tactics: The penultimate track contains a large period of silence (from 7:24 to 24:08), before the unlisted hidden track, "The Beautiful Downgrade".
  • Add N to (X): Avant Hard: Hidden track following 0:33 of silence after the final track.
  • Advertising Pillar: "Remember Arizona": Hidden track titled "Building Labor Song" after a long silence at 8:37 of the last track "Roof"
  • Aerosmith: Just Push Play: Reprisal of "Under My Skin" following "Avant Garden".
Live! Bootleg: "Draw the Line" at the end of the "Mother Popcorn" track.
Pandora's Box: Untitled track at the end of disc 3, later named "Circle Jerk" on Box of Fire.
Pump: Untitled track following "What It Takes".
Black Sails in the Sunset: 10:30 into the track "God Called in Sick Today" starts the hidden track "Midnight Sun".
Sing the Sorrow: At 4:28 of "...but home is nowhere", an untitled poem followed by "This Time Imperfect" at 8:42.
Very Proud of Ya: Rewinding the first track reveals the track "No Dave Party".
Decemberunderground: Rewinding up to 21 seconds before the first track (Prelude 12/21) there is a hidden introduction, extending the track to 1:42 minutes.
Reflection of Something: "It Is Well" (track 15)
  • Alcazar: Casino (2001): Hidden track "Blues In G Minor" follows track 15 "The Bells Of Alcazar"
Alcazarized (2004): Hidden track "Here I Am" follows track 15 'Someday' (Scandinavian edition) and track 12 'Crying At The Discoteque' (Rest of Europe edition)
  • Alice in Chains: Dirt: Iron Gland is sandwiched in between God Smack and Hate To Feel, being track 9 or track 10 (depending on the version) on the disc itself.
  • Alien Ant Farm: ANThology: "Orange Appeal" following on from final track "Universe"
3rd Draft: "Tragedy" and "Say Something" follow the last track "She's Only Evil".
Up in the Attic: "Beehive" and "Album End" follow the last track "She's Only Evil".
International Anthems for the Human Race: "Hurricane" and a sped-up demo version of "International Anthem" follow the last track "Put Your Arms Around Me"
  • Gary Allan: It Would Be You: Features unlisted song called "No Judgment Day" as a hidden track.
  • Anal Cunt: Morbid Florist: Rewind track one, a cover of The Doors' "Hello, I Love You" exists in the pregap.
  • Anathema: A Fine Day to Exit: "Temporary Peace" ends at roughly 6 minutes. The main song ends with the sound of waves crashing on a beach. But, after 2 minutes the band members start a monologue for 2 minutes, making it sound like a "mad person" is talking to himself. The sound of waves remain for 3 minutes of the track. Finally, in the remaining 3 minutes, a hidden song performed with acoustic guitars is played. As they finish singing, the audio track ends.
  • Ian Anderson: The Secret Language of Birds: "In the Grip of Stronger Stuff" and "Thick as a Brick" at the end of the album, but this hidden track is not on all of the copies.
Rupi's Dance: "Birthday Card at Christmas" after some silence.
  • Annihilator: Carnival Diablos: "Chicken and Corn" following on from "Hunter Killer" after a minute of silence.
  • Anthrax: Volume 8: The Threat Is Real: "Pieces", featuring bassist Frank Bello on lead vocals, following the final track.
  • Anti-Flag: Mobilize: Following the final track and some silence, there are several audio clips of Anti-Flag and Spazz talking on stage. Following that, there is more silence, then a skit involving "The Bear" in the studio.
  • Apoptygma Berzerk: APBL98: Right after track 18, "Enjoy the Silence" a hidden track entitled "Excerpts from Leipzig (Support Your Local Polizei)" is heard where apparently, the concert has been stopped by the local police.
Welcome to Earth the Hidden track "Untitled 4" can be heard by fast forwarding the 13th track, "Time to Move On" to 8:58. The remastered edition contains "Untitled 4" as a stand alone track.
Harmonizer A hidden track can be heard immediately after track 12 "Unicorn (Original Version)" . In the Metropolis Records Edition, the same untitled track can be heard after "Something I Should Know".
Myths, Legends, and Other Amazing Adventures, Vol. 2: At the end of the album, there is more of the phone conversation with Danger Woman from track 10.
Trailer: Most pressings of Trailer had a hidden song, after "Get Out", which could only be accessed by digitally mixing it. The hidden song was an alternative version of Intense Thing, which was shorter and had a different drum beat, and the vocals are extremely hard to hear.
Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EPs: "Homecoming" with El-P after "Nothing But Sunshine"
Some Kind of Zombie: The "Criscotech Remix" of "Some Kind of Zombie" at the end of the final track "Superfriend".
  • Audio Bullys: Ego War: Hidden track approximately 2 minutes after the last track.
  • Auf der Maur: Auf der Maur (album): "Taste You" sung in French appears after "I Need I Want I Will".
  • Autechre: LP5: An untitled track follows either a long period of silence on track 11, or appears as track 12.
  • Autechre: EP7: To hear the untitled track, you need to rewind from track 1. The untitled track runs from -9:47 to -3:00, after which there is three minutes of silence.
  • The Auteurs: New Wave: "Subculture" appears after last listed track "Home Again".
  • Authority Zero: Andiamó: "Rattlin' Bog", a song that constantly builds upon itself, performed live, appears at the end of the album.
  • Avalon: Oxygen: The song "Beyond the Clouds" plays after the last listed track of the album.
  • The Avett Brothers: Four Thieves Gone: Two hidden recordings at the end of the last track.
  • Ayumi Hamasaki: I am...: "flower garden" at the end of the album.
LOVEppears: "kanariya" at the end of the album.
RAINBOW: "+" follows the abrupt ending of the final listed track "independent".
A BEST 2 -BLACK-: "Memorial address" at the end of the album, previously released on a mini-album by the same title.
  • AZ (rapper): A.W.O.L.: At the end of the album's last track, three hidden tracks, "Live Wire," "Magic Hour" and "The Truth" start playing.

B

Pandemonium!: After "Dog" by Jhene, a fan favorite " What U Get" follows on some versions of the CD.
Gordon: After "Crazy", a number of studio outtakes and ad-libs occur.
Rock Spectacle: "Sweetest Woman" and "Uncle Elwyn", two famous Barenaked Ladies 'ad-libs', follow on from "If I Had $1,000,000" after a minute's silence
Stunt: "She's on Time" and "Long Way Back Home" is a bonus track following "When You Dream" on some versions of the CD.
Maroon: "Hidden Sun" follows on after "Tonight is the Night I Fell Asleep at the Wheel" on some versions of the CD.
Plectrist: Two incomplete takes of "Lover Come Back To Me" in pregap, rewind about 9 minutes before track 1.
Pet Sounds: A few seconds of a train going by and two dogs barking are heard immediately after the end of "Caroline, No"
Pet Sounds (Remastered CD): After the stereo version of "Caroline, No," there are a few seconds of silence followed by thirty seconds of an isolated background vocal track from "Wouldn't It Be Nice."
Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of The Beach Boys: At the end of Disc One is an unlisted multi-tracked demo rendition of "Happy Birthday Four Freshmen", performed by Brian Wilson. That rendition would later appear on Disc One of Hawthorne, CA, this time listed as track #3 of that 2-CD anthology.
Hawthorne, CA: At the end of both discs is a hidden track. Disc One features a hidden excerpt of The Beach Boys singing a brief tribute to KFWB radio station in concert, followed by Mike Love saying "We usually call this one an intermission." Disc Two features an a cappella extract from "Heroes and Villains".
  • Beanbag: freesignal: Partial remixes of "Whiplash", "Bite the Hand", and "Happy Dispatch", connected by bits of static and songs from other stations on a radio dial, are found on an unlisted track 12, following a five-second "minus track" separating it from track 11, "Taste Test".
  • The Beastie Boys:
"Root Down" EP: After a 32 second silence after "Something's Got to Give" is a special French 30 second bonus. It features men talking about the Beastie Boys in French while "So What'cha Want" plays in the background.
Hello Nasty: In the pregap Between "The Move" and "Remote Control," there is a sample from "El Rey Y Yo" by the Los Angeles Negros mixed up with miscellaneous sound effects
Another pregap can be heard between "Intergalactic" and "Sneakin' Out the Hospital". The pregap features Biz Markie Freestyling
Abbey Road: "Her Majesty" follows a short silence at the end of the album
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: Several seconds after the final track "A Day in the Life", a loop of random edits and samples backwards plays. On the original vinyl, this looped endlessly (and could be arguably the first hidden track), however on CD it only loops about eight or nine times before fading. It also appears on the American version of the Beatles' compilation Rarities, and is listed as "Sgt. Pepper Inner Groove".
The Beatles (The White Album): "Can You Take Me Back", a short McCartney song, appears in between "Cry Baby Cry" and "Revolution 9". (Beatles fans and scholars disagree over whether "Can You Take Me Back" should be considered part of "Cry Baby Cry" or as a separate song.)
Gaze: "Loneliness" appears at the end of the last listed track, "The Last Waltz"
Mellow Gold: "Analog Odyssey" appears a couple minutes after "Blackhole."
Stereopathetic Soulmanure: There are 2 unlisted tracks. "Ken" is a short snippet of dialogue on track 24. There is also bonus noise on track 25 on most discs, but not all. The bonus noise features a reversed song called "In The Clover."
Odelay: There is a loop of electronic noise a couple minutes after "Ramshackle."
Mutations: "Diamond Bollocks" appears after a few minutes of silence at the end of the album.
Midnite Vultures: The album contains non-song noise at three points: 25 seconds of robotic sounds between tracks 3 and 4; 9 seconds of spray-painting noise between tracks 9 and 10, and; 1:04 of hidden electronic noise 7 minutes after final track "Debra".
Unwritten: "Sojourn" begins after the final listed track "Wild Horses" in the US edition, and after the track "Peace Of Me" in the UK edition.
N.B.: After the final track, there are two hidden tracks, "Loved By You" and "Lay Down".
Size Isn't Everything: Last track, Decadance contains two tech-remix of the 1976 recording ‘You Should Be Dancing’
Deluxe: A hidden, untitled track begins playing after 2 minutes and 10 seconds of silence following the final listed track, "Coyote".
Friction, Baby: A hidden, untitled track can be heard by rewinding track one, "King of New Orleans" and letting it play from the negative.
The Silent Circus: "The Man Land" begins at 11:15 into "The Need for Repetition".
B'Day: "Encore For The Fans/Listen/Get Me Bodied (Extended Mix)". After the last track on the album, these three tracks follow right after, making the last track on the album actually over 10 minutes long. On the Deluxe edition, the hidden track is "World Wide Woman". If the album was bought at Best Buy, another hidden track followed, titled "First Time".
Infinity Land: "Tradition Feed" follows a long silence at the album's conclusion.
The Vertigo of Bliss: "Ewan's True Mental You" plays approx. 30 seconds after the final track.
  • Bif Naked: Purge: On some pressings of the album, a club remix of "I Love Myself Today" and its instrumental club mix appear back to back on the same track as "Religion."
  • Big Brovaz:
Nu-Flow: There is a cover version of "My Favorite Things"
Heaven'z Movie: Last track "Social Studies" contain a hidden skit towards the last few minutes towards the ending, noticing the actual track is 5 and some minutes long but CD has the track length for 11 minutes, having a long pause between the track itself and the skit.
Dandelion Gum features a bonus and unlisted track after "Untitled Roadise Demo".
Start a People features a "{Super Secret Track}" after "Smile Heavy". In the bonus-reissue released version, it was revealed the name was "The Primary Color Movement" [which was origianlly on Electric Avenue, Chapter 8 by Duotone Records].
Howl: The song "Open Invitation" follows "The Line" at the end of the album.
The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!): after The 20th Track, "Man Overboard," there are 29 hidden tracks of Blink-182's on-stage banter all from different shows.
Blink-182: After "Violence" is a reading of a letter which fades into the next song "Stockholm Syndrome".
  • Bloc Party: Silent Alarm "Every Time Is The Last Time" is hidden in the pregap on the US VERSION of the album.

Silent Alarm Remixed "Tulips (Club Version)" is featured after silence after the final listed track.

Foiled: "It's Just Me" follows two minutes of silence at the end of the album
History For Sale: An early, more acoustic version of "Calling you" is hidden at the end of the album, after several minutes of silence
Think Tank: "Me, White Noise" is hidden in the album's pregap
13: various short tracks inserted between songs
Saturate: "Forever" at the end of the album
We Are Not Alone: Contains an unlisted twelfth track, "Rain (2005 Version)".
Phobia: Contains an unlisted fourteenth track, "The Diary of Jane (Acoustic)".
Letting Off the Happiness: Has a hidden version of "Contrast and Compare" at the end of the album after "Tereza and Thomas".
Time Bomb: There's a thirteenth track not printed on the tracklisting and lyric booklet called "Open My Eyes".
The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock: Track 13, "Fizzy Lipton Drinks", contains an untitled hidden track.
The Lost Masters 2: The Final Cut: Disc 1, end of last track: "Now You're Gone (deleted end section)", then "Laughter Show Theme," and "Funny Side Theme". Disc 2, end of last track: "Now Those Days Are Gone (Andy Hill demo)".
Hand Cut: (Remastered Special Edition 2004) Hidden Extra contained is a 'Live Rock Medley'.
The Ultimate Anthology: Hidden Track: a rare 'Live Rock Medley' from 1982 that was only ever released on flexiblue vinyl.
The Lost Masters: 2 hidden tracks: 'Young Hearts' with lead vocals by member Shelley Preston. This version was unfinished. The second track was an a cappella version of 'You and Your Heart so Blue' with Cheryl Baker lead vocals. It was especially mixed for this release.
Banana Wind: "Treetop Flyer" at the end of the album
Christmas Island: Following a long pause after the last song, Jimmy recites "Twas The Night Before Christmas"
Buzy: "Annani Anoko no Koto wo Omotteru Yatsu wa Inakatta" (あんなにあのコの事を想ってる奴はいなかった?) is track 13 at the end of the album, by the group's leader NAO. It was originally released as a solo single in 2003.
"Sweetheart of the Rodeo": Found on the 1997 CD reissue. A minute after the last bonus track of "All I Have Are Memories" [Instrumental]" is a hidden bonus track consisting of a Sweetheart of the Rodeo radio spot.
"The Notorious Byrd Brothers": On the 1997 CD reissue. After the last bonus track of "Universal Mind Decoder [Instrumental]", there is a short silence before a hidden track starts playing, featuring an advertisment and a piece of studio dialogue.

C

Paris 1919 (2006 rerelease): An unlisted instrumental version of "Macbeth"
HoboSapiens: "Set Me Free" in the pregap before track 1

The Japanese version of the album, however, contains all three bonus tracks.

Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness: "Bron-Y-Aur" at the end of the album
In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3: "2113" at track 23
The Second Stage Turbine Blade: "IRO-Bot" at the end of the album
Parachutes: "Life Is for Living" begins at 5:39 of the final track "Everything's Not Lost"
X&Y: "'Til Kingdom Come" at the end of the album; this was hidden, but frequently mentioned in interviews with the band promoting X&Y
Viva la Vida: "Chinese Sleep Chant" begins at 4:05 of "Yes" and "The Escapist" begins at 3:30 of "Death and All His Friends"
Across a Wire: Live in New York City: Unlisted track "Chelsea" after a lengthy pregap.
This Desert Life: "Kid Things" at the end of the album
Hard Candy: "Big Yellow Taxi" (on the original release)
  • Course of Empire: Initiation: "Running Man" hidden in the pregap, and "The Gate / Tomorrow" after track 10 (it also sounds differently when played in mono)
  • Cracker:
Gentleman's Blues: "1-202-456-1414" (the touch-tone phone tone for the White House) at track 18; "1-202-514-8688" (phone tone for The Justice Department) at track 20; "1-310-289-4459" (phone tone for Beverly Hills psychotherapist Julia Kantor) at track 22, and; "Cinderella" at track 24
Kerosene Hat: "Eurotrash Girl", "I Ride My Bike", and "Kerosene Hat rehearsal" at tracks 69, 88 and 99 respectively
The Principle of Evil Made Flesh: Track 13 "Imperium Tenebrarum" – 0:49
  • Crashdog: The Pursuit of Happiness: "Love Is Costly And Words Are Cheap" on Track 13
  • Crazy Town:
The Gift of Game: at track number 32 there is a man (who sounds like Matt Pinfield) raving about how good Crazy Town is.
Darkhorse: there are two hidden tracks: "You're the One", which is on track 23 after twenty-three seconds of silence and "Them Days" at track 32.

D

  • D12: Devil's Night: There is a nineteenth track not printed on the tracklisting called "Girls", a rap only done by Eminem which criticises Limp Bizkit and Everlast.
  • D-A-D: Good Clean Family Entertainment You Can Trust: "Counting the Cattle" appears 8 minutes after track 14 "It's After Dark" (live)
  • Daddy Yankee: Barrio Fino: Unlisted Track 22 "Sabor a Melao" [Salsa Remix]" and Track 23 "Lo Que Pasó, Pasó" [Bachata Remix]" are found after Track 21, the "Outro"
  • Damian Marley: Halfway Tree: "And You Be Loved" is found after the end of "Stand a Chance"
  • Damien Rice
O (Damien Rice album): 2 bonus tracks can be heard at the end of the final track "Eskimo"
9 (album): An acoustic version of 9 Crimes can be heard before the first track
Welcome To The Dollhouse: "Ain't Going" featuring Day26 and Donnie Klang is the hidden track on the album.
Remember Two Things: A reprise of "Seek Up" appears after track 10, "Christmas Song." Also heard are the ambient sounds of a thunderstorm and crickets.
  • David Cook: David Cook (album): On all hard copies of the album, the hidden track "Kiss on the Neck" plays right at the 12-minute mark of the track "A Daily AntheM."
  • David Crowder Band: All I Can Say: After the album's final track, "Thank You for Hearing Me," versions of "Come Thou Fount" and "Can You Hear Us?" start playing. Then, versions of "Undignified" and "You Alone" start playing.
  • DC Talk: Jesus Freak: "Alas, My Love" on track 13. The track is listed without a title, and begins immediately after the previous track, "Mind's Eye", reprising the intro to "So Help Me God". After a period of silence, the poem "Alas My Love" is recited. The words are printed in the CD booklet.
  • Dead Poetic: New Medicines After a short time of silence following "A Hoax to Live For" is the hidden track, "Zonshine"
  • Dead Prez: Let's Get Free: "Propaganda" on track 44, "The Pistol" on track 45.
  • Death from Above 1979: You're a Woman, I'm a Machine: About five seconds before the album finishes (one minute after "Sexy Results" ends), there is a short drum/piano beat.
  • Deee-Lite: Dewdrops in the Garden: features hidden tracks after the final billed track plays.
  • Def Leppard: Retro Active: "Miss you in a heartbeat (piano version)" appears 30s after last track's end.
High 'N' Dry: the last lyric, 'no', in "No, No, No" repeats infinitely on the original vinyl album release
Adrenaline: "Fist" after a deal of silence at the end of the album
Around the Fur: "Damone" after a deal of silence at the end of the album
Mistaken identity: "Nobody Listened", after "You Are My Rock". It appears only on the Australian edition of the album.
Construction Time Again: "Everything Counts (Reprise)", appears as a hidden track on most versions of Construction Time Again, but on some albums is tacked at the end of "And Then..." instead. It's a short version of the main single, "Everything Counts."
Music for the Masses: "Interlude No.1: Mission Impossible", appears as a hidden track after a short silence after Pimpf.
Violator: "Interlude No.2: Crucified" starts at 4:20 of "Enjoy the Silence". "Interlude no.3" starts at 4:18 of "Blue Dress".
Songs of Faith and Devotion: "Interlude no.4" starts after "Get Right with Me".
Ultra: "Junior Painkiller", an unlisted instrumental track, starts after "Insight" following a short silence.
  • Dervish: Spirit: The song "Ochón an Gorta Mor" follows a long pause after the last track.
  • Dethklok: The Dethalbum: The Deththeme is played as an extra track unlabled on the CD.
  • Devin Townsend: Terria: Hidden track 'Humble' listed as number 11 on the CD.
  • Diamond Rio: IV: Various earlier hits mixed with sound effects in the pregap before Track 1, "Holdin'".
  • Dez Dickerson: OneMan: At the end, Dez decides to forgo that traditional hidden track to actually speak to the listeners and thanks us for buying the record. He has some other goods things to say that will change your life as well.
  • Bruce Dickinson: The Chemical Wedding: A 16 second spoken-word track at 8:10 in the final track, "The Alchemist".
  • Dido: Life for Rent: "Closer", several minutes after the final track, "See the Sun"
  • Die Ärzte: 13: "Lady" in the pregap of "Punk ist..."
Geräusch: "Hände innen" in the pregap of "Als ich den Punk erfand..."
Jazz ist anders bonus EP: "Nimm es wie ein Mann (a.k.a. Kurt Cobain)" in the pregap of "Wir sind die Besten"
  • The Distillers: The Distillers: At the end of the track "Blackest Years" there is a one minute gap followed by a solo performance of Young Girls by Brody Dalle on electric guitar. The song was later released on the album Sing Sing Death House with some different lyrics and played by the whole band.
  • Disturbed: The Sickness: When "Stupify" is over, there is an eerie guitar arrangement that plays before "Down with the Sickness". The strange thing is that if you were to play it on a CD player or stereo with a progress display, it will display that the CD is on track 4, but the song doesn't progress. It stays at 0:00 while the guitar plays. Additionally, when the song is playing, you can hear the same guitar part in the verses.
  • The Divine Comedy
Promenade: Short film soundbite at the end of the album --- Ode to the man
Heaven (UK release): A hidden track called "California Dreamin'" starts playing after track 11, "Heaven (Yanou's Candlelight Mix)" finishes at 4:02.
[[Erotic : Foiled: "It's Just Me" follows two minutes of silence at the end of the album]]: Tracks 13-26 contain silence, Track 27 is the hidden track.
Committed to a Bright Future: A cover of the song "Grease", theme song to the film Grease. On early US editions, track 14, on European editions, track 15 (after a bonus track, a rerecording of "China White" from Erotic Massage), and on newer editions, hidden in the pregap before "Love Song for a Witch", the first track.
Downhere: features a hidden track "Rock Stars Need Money" as track 12. You have to fast-forward to 3:00. That's when it starts.
So Much for Subtitutes: features the hidden track 'Home' at 6:45 of the song Last Night's Day Dream.
Images and Words Demos 1989–1991: The second disc contains an unlisted tenth track, "Oliver's Twist", which is an early instrumental version of Pull Me Under.
When Dream and Day Unite Demos 1987–1989: The second disc contains an unlisted and untitled bonus track at the end of the CD.
  • The Dresden Dolls: The Dresden Dolls (album): After "Truce," at the very end of an album, a woman says, "Amanda, you're telling me a fairy tale."
  • dredg: Leitmotif: After the last track of the album, "Movement V: 90 Hour Sleep" (2:23), a 7 minute gap separates the song from an 11 minute hidden track (starts at 9:24, ends at 20:21). The whole track has an inferior quality in comparison to all others from the album and is entirely an improvisation, near the end of the hidden track, lead singer Gavin Hayes can be heard singing the lyrics to "Penguins In The Desert", from the same album.
  • Drop Dead, Gorgeous: In Vogue: There is a grindcore song after the final track.
  • Hilary Duff: Most Wanted: "I Am (Remix 2005)", a remix of a song from her second album, can only be found on the regular version of the album.
  • Dystopia: Human=Garbage: Untitled track at 25:04 at the end of Sleep, the last track on the album.
  • Dystopia: The Aftermath: Cover of "Cosmetic Plague" by Rudimentary Peni at 29:34 at the end of Diary of a Battered Child, the last track on the album.

E

  • The Eagles: Selected Works: 1972-1999: At the end of the final track on Disc One is "A Flock of Waa-Waa's", as heard at the end of Joe Walsh's 1978 album But Seriously Folks. Also, at the end of the final track on Disc Two is a studio outtake recording that contains a lot of piano playing.
  • Earl Brutus: Your Majesty… We Are Here: At the end of Track 13 (Karl Brutus) there is a long pause before the hidden track "Single Seater Xmas"
  • Econoline Crush: The Devil You Know: Tracks 12 through 22 of the album are silent; track 23 consists of I Corinthians 13:4-8 recited in Japanese.
  • Eddie Vedder: Into the Wild: After the final track (Guaranteed) there are a couple minutes of silence before Eddie Vedder plays through the song again, but hums the vocals in place of the actual lyrics.
  • Eels: Daisies of the Galaxy: "Mr E's Beautiful Blues" at the end of the album. Although not on the track-listing, later versions of the album featured a sticker advertising it as a 'bonus track'.
  • Elastic No-No Band: No-No's (Leftovers and Live Songs): Tracks 13 through 15 are each full songs that are unlisted on the CD.
  • Eldritch: El Niño: "Nebula Surface" following the last listed track, "El Niño"
  • Eleventyseven: Galactic Conquest: "Program Terminated" starts with a few seconds of sound and is followed by a blank space, and then more music.
  • Sophie Ellis-Bextor: Shoot from the Hip (2003): Song titled "Physical" starts in about minute from the time previous ends. It's a cover of Olivia Newton-John's song.
  • Emery: The Question: There is a hidden track after the final track "In A Win, Win Situation"
  • Eminem: Eminem Presents the Re-Up: "I Am Your Leprechaun" by ShockStewards follows the last track, "No Apologies".
  • Erasure: Rain: Plus: A vocal mix of "First Contact" at the end of the maxi-single
  • Ensemble Modern: Ensemble Modern Plays Frank Zappa: Greggery Peccary & Other Persuasions: After 28 seconds of the last track ("Greggery Peccary") there's "Does This Kind Of Life Looks Interesting To You", another Frank Zappa cover. Interesting enough that track was listed on the ads for the album when it came out!
  • Enter Shikari: The Zone: Two Tracks, "Return To Energizer" and "Keep It On Ice", come after about ten seconds of silence on the last song.
  • Willy Epson: The Hektapes: The final track, "Cold as Mics", contains a brief reprise lasting about ten seconds after a gap of 1:11, followed by a short pause of about two seconds and a further reprise lasting about two seconds, then finally cuts out.
  • Evanescence: Fallen: Only available on later versions of the album, the Band Version of "My Immortal" which was also featured in the music video.
Origin: Rewind the intro which reveals a humorous edit of "Anywhere".
The Sound Asleep EP song "Ascension of the Spirit" includes 3:16 of orchestra, :10 seconds of a musical interlude, :07 of movie quotes (My Boyfriend's back) and eight minutes of silence.
Anywhere but Home has a hidden track, a Bring Me to Life performance.
Evanescence EP: turn up the volume when listening to the last track (entitled "The End") to hear the ending of Solitude.
  • Eve's Plum: Envy: A short acoustic version of the song "Envy" starts after "Kiss Your Feet", although on vinyl this is a full band version is available on vinyl
  • Everclear: So Much For The Afterglow: "Hating You For Christmas" following the final track
Slow Motion Daydream: "White Noise" appears as track 12, and begins playing after one minute of silence.
Welcome to the Drama Club: "Beautiful Dream" follows the final track

F

  • Face Down in High Water: Live at Forward Hall: "Hidden Track" at the end of the album, following 4:20mins of silence, song a.k.a "Smoke the Reefer"
  • Falco: Out of the Dark (1998 release): "Geld" (engl. money) at the end of the album, following "Naked" after a gap
  • Fall Out Boy: Folie à Deux: Rewinding the first track by 2 minutes reveals the hidden track "Lullabye".
  • Farin Urlaub: Am Ende der Sonne: "Noch einmal" in the pregap of "Mehr" on CD, after "Dusche" on vinyl
  • Mylène Farmer:
Avant que l'ombre...: "Nobody Knows" was not listed as track 15.
Point de Suture: "Ave Maria" following the 10th track, "Si j'avais au moins..."
Our Newest Album Ever!: "The Godzilla Song" following the final song "Every New Day"
Quantity Is Job 1: Tracks 9 through 17, the 8-part rock opera "These Are Not My Pants", aren't listed, with 3 alternates takes of "When I Go Out" and "Kingdom of the Dinosaurs" following at the end of track 17.
All the Hype That Money Can Buy: The brief greeting "What's Up?", which is listed as track 0, can be found by rewinding a few seconds at the beginning of track 1.

G

Crazyhorse Mongoose: Untitled track hidden after a period of silence on the last track, "Quiet Please".
Late for the Future: Untitled instrumental hidden after a period of silence on the last track, "Two Clowns".
Orchestra of Wolves: A cover of the song "Staring At The Rude Bois" , originally by The Ruts, can be heard after a period of silence on the final track, "Nervous Breakdown", a cover song originally by Black Flag, on the NA release and the bonus disc of the re-issued album in the UK.
  • Gas: Gas 0095: "Timestretch" is a 4:30 long track shrunk to a 1 second hidden track, which in theory you can stretch back again to recover the full track. Also, unlisted tracks "Pink" and "Doom" at the end of the album.
  • The Gathering:
Black Light District: "Over You" in the album's pregap
Souvenirs: An untitled hidden track is hidden in the album's pregap
The Chronicles of Life and Death: "Wounded" at the end of the album
Good Charlotte: "Thank You Mom" at the end of the album
Just Like the Fambly Cat: Immediately following the last track "This is How it Always Starts," there is an unacknowledged cover of ELO's "Shangri-La".
  • Great Big Sea: Play: An untitled track at the end of the album, often referred to as "Little Beggarman" or "Rigadoon"
  • Green Day: Dookie: "All By Myself" follows on from final track "F.O.D.".
  • Green Lizard: Identity: "Why bother" follows the last track "No One Knew" after 8.30 minutes.
  • Green Velvet: Green Velvet: The track "Help Me" occurs in the middle of track 12.
  • Grey Eye Glances:
Painted Pictures: "Close of the Day" at the end of the album
Songs of Leaving: "Your Move" following on from final track

H

  • H-Blockx: Discover My Soul: track 14 starts with ten minutes of silence, followed by an untitled instrumental track
Fly Eyes: "It Is" starts playing 4 minutes after "Paradise Valley".
Musical Chairs: "Closet Full of Fear", a hidden song at the end of the album
I Choose Noise: "Everything Is Brand New", rewind track 1 to around -3 mins to hear

I

  • Ian Broudie: Tales Told: Last track is a hidden track entitled "Broudie's Blues"
  • Iain Archer: Flood the Tanks: hidden track called "That one you always do"
  • Idlewild: Warnings/Promises: Reprise of "Too Long Awake" follows some silence and the final track "Goodnight"
  • Iedereen Zóôò Jotje: In Den Olden Rupsch Geloogheerd: After complete silence for 3 minutes there are numerous outtakes heard.
  • Ignite: Last track- "Live For Better Days"- on the album "Our Darkest Days". After the songs ends there is silence which eventually is followed by a song which is sung in a foreign language.
  • Ima Robot: "Black Jettas" is a hidden track (still listed on the corner of the CD) after last track "What Are We Made From" on"Ima Robot (album)"
  • Imani Coppola: "My Day" is a hidden track 6 minutes after the last track "La Da Da" ends. From the album Chupacabra (album)
  • Imperial Drag (Jellyfish splinter group) : There is an uncredited 14th track following "Scaredy Cats & Egomaniacs", commonly called "Down With The Man".
  • Incubus: S.C.I.E.N.C.E.: "Jose Loves Kate Moss, Part 1"/"Segue 1" follows on from the final track, Calgone.
Fungus Amongus/Enjoy Incubus: "Smoking the Herb Again" follows about eleven minutes after the final song "Hilikus", which is on both albums.
The Terror Wheel : After "The Smog" ends, an untitled track which is roughly two minutes long comes on.
Forgotten Freshness Volume 3: An unnamed hidden track starts playing after "Take Me Home".
Bizzar:The Pendulum's Promise has one in the middle and end
  • Iron Maiden: Piece of Mind: At the beginning of the sixth song, Still Life, the drummer, Nicko McBrain can be heard saying a backwards message. It was originally put in as a joke because the band was being accused of satanism (which was false) at the time.

Seventh Son of a Seventh Son : After "Only the Good Die Young", Bruce can be heard singing the "Seven deadly Sins..." part that opens "Moonchild".

  • Islands: Return to the Sea: "Bucky Little Wing" follows final track. There is about 4 minutes of silence or rain/wind (depending on when you got the CD) and plays for 4 minutes and goes back to silence/rain/wind for 7 or 8 more minutes.
  • ist: King Martha: "Idiot's Refrain" follows on from "Selfish Terrors" after approximately 4 minutes of silence.

J

Sexless Demons and Scars: "Angels Fuck and Devils Kiss" is Track 99.
Clear Hearts, Grey Flowers: A cover of "Lovesong" by The Cure is Track 66 the end of the album, following many 4-second empty tracks.
janet.: "Whoops Now" at the end of "Sweet Dreams", the outro of the album
The Velvet Rope: "Can't Be Stopped" at the end of the last track "Special"
Travelling Without Moving: "Funktion" and/or "Do You Know Where You're Coming From" at the end of the album
Synkronized: "Deeper Underground" is a hidden track in all the releases of the album, except in Japan and Australia, where it is listed as a track on CD2.
A Funk Odyssey: "So Good to Feel Real" at the end of "Picture of my Life" (Exceptions are the Australian and the Japanese special editions of the album)
  • Jars of Clay: Jars of Clay: "Four Seven", following a few minutes of silence on the last track ("Blind"). It consists of over 20 minutes of incidental sound from the recording of the string section part from "Blind".
  • Jarvis Cocker: 'Running the World' on the end of 'Quantum Theory'.
  • Jawbox: Jawbox, their final album, includes a final, hidden track; a cover of the Tori Amos song "Cornflake Girl."
  • Jay-Z: The Blueprint : After some noise, there are tracks "Breathe Easy" and a remix of "Girls, Girls, Girls"

remix of "lucfer"

  • Jedi Mind Tricks: Legacy of Blood: Following "Before the Great Collapse" the hidden track "The President's Wife" featuring Des Devious plays, in an edited format.
Visions of Gandhi: After the final track "Raw is War 2003" there are 3 bonus tracks; "I Against I (Remix)" featuring Planetary and Crypt the Warchild, "Animal Rap (Micky Ward Mix)" featuring Kool G Rap, and "The Army" featuring King Syze and Esoteric.
  • Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow remastered version has hidden track after the bonus mono version of White Rabbit (final track on CD)
  • Jethro Tull: Dot Com: After a minute of silence of track 14, there is "The Secret Language of Birds", which starts with an Ian Anderson introduction.
  • Jewel: Spirit: "This Little Bird" (a capella) follows "Absence Of Fear," the final listed track.
  • Freedy Johnston: The Trouble Tree: Hidden songs "The Trouble Tree" and a remix of "Little Red Haired Girl" at the end of the album
  • Jorge Ben Jor: 23: contains a funny vocal track after the last track.
  • Journey: Trial By Fire: Contains an unlisted 15th track, "Baby I'm A-Leavin' You." That track can also be found on Disc Two of the band's 2001 compilation, The Essential Journey.
  • Jovanotti's Buon Sangue Title track is hidden at the end of the album
  • Jim Bailey the stonking xmas mix: rewind from track 1.