What is the result of the experiment ?

[johninblack]

One of Robbie Williams' early CD's has a secret track.

Robbie Williams: I've Been Expecting You: After the final track, "These Dreams," two hidden tracks play, both having silence before and after. Only one of these is given a title on the album's sleeve: "Stalker's Day Off".

Bloomin'ell. There's loads of them here

[catherine]

Nick Harper's Light at the End of the Kennel (heartily recommended, by the way) has some particularly odd "secret noises" on it at the end. I'd expect ProgDog could probably interpret them for us if we asked nicely.

[Mouse]

I've never understood why my copy of Marillion's This Strange Engine has a very long period of silence at the end. Weird. Love the album though.

If you fast forward through the silence (there's about 10 or so minutes of it  :shock: ) you'll get to a little sound clip of Steve Hogarth laughing uncontrollably over some quaint piano tinkering. Also, I love that album too!  

[Pedro]

On Robbie Williams' CD "Sing when you are winning" the "hidden" track is just his voice saying "No, I'm not doing one on this album".  

[mark_kennedy]

Marillion did good with secret song Half Full Jam on Volume 1 of Happiness Is The Road - there's an individual 2 minute long track of silence before the song itself kicks in.

And then had to put a honking great note on their website after getting a significant number of emails from people complaining that track 11 (the silent gap) was blank ;-)

[AllanM]

Hi All. If it was not for the posting on line I wouldn,t have heard of Frost* until seeing them with spock,s. The secret songs is great and i,m into prog in big way but not intrested in  song lenth just great songs And if I can say blows milliontown away and can,t wait to see next project. :lol:  :lol:  :?: Cheers