Completely Conspicuous 685: Catch You on the Flip Side

Part 2 of my conversation with Phil Stacey about our favorite non-album tracks

Show notes:

• Phil's #7
• The Until the End of the World soundtrack had plenty of good stuff
• Songs that take you back to a specific time and place
• Jay's #7
• The hunger for Nirvana music was enormous between the release of Nevermind and In Utero
• Give the bass player some
• Phil's #6
• Zeppelin haven't released many B-sides
• Jay's #6
• The Who has some amazing songs that were never on studio albums
• Phil's #5 was Jay's #10
• Jay's #5
• Another classic from the Singles movie soundtrack
• Phil's #4
• U2's cup runneth over in the '80s
• We were both U2 obsessives in high school/college
• Jay's #4
• A song that wasn't initially included on the album but later added
• College radio stations started playing it and it caught on
• Phil's #3 and Jay's #2
• The quintessential '80s alternative song?
• Johnny Marr elevated the Smiths, but Morrissey was undeniable
• Shoutout to high school classmate who hipped Jay to good music
• Jay's #3
• Another hugely influential alt-rock song
• Joy Division released amazing music in a short period of time
• Phil's #2
• Another Beatles classic
• Phil's #1
• Phil named his fantasy baseball team after this song
• One of the Dead's best
• Was a concert staple but they never did a studio version
• Jay's #1
• Amazing that it was left off Purple Rain
• Controversial for an f-word that may or may not have been THE f-word
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