62strat said:

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SpreadsheetAg said:

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I knows its Metallica and probably everyone has heard all their songs, but I always loved Pulling Teeth (Anesthesia) - the bass solo by Cliff Burton off their first album...

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Have you seen this? Man, it was the highlight of the night for me.

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Man, if I was a member of the band, and that dude busted out that amazing tribute to Cliff, I think i'd be bubbly crying like a baby on stage... awesome

SpreadsheetAg said:

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62strat said:

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SpreadsheetAg said:

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I knows its Metallica and probably everyone has heard all their songs, but I always loved Pulling Teeth (Anesthesia) - the bass solo by Cliff Burton off their first album...

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Have you seen this? Man, it was the highlight of the night for me.

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Man, if I was a member of the band, and that dude busted out that amazing tribute to Cliff, I think i'd be bubbly crying like a baby on stage... awesome

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Well, they weren't on stage.
In fact James and Rob were right next to me (on night 2), and I took this quick vid of them. Kind of went viral there for a while.




Maybe the 1st night was more emotional, but here they just seem to be enjoying it and having a good time.
The aisle usher dude at 11 seconds cracks me up every time.

I don't know about Bodhisattva... it's on like every one of their greatest hits collections. Maybe did not have the radio airplay of the others though. And Live versions of it are prevalent too.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Best Killers song

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That's a good one, but I would also nominate this from the Killers:





And from the Stones:

The Head and The Heart - Rivers and Roads

Free - Oh I Wept

johnnyblaze36 said:

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This may seem out of place as this has been a primarily rock oriented thread but I did just remember something that should definitely register as a deep cut.

Despite the graphic on the YouTube video, this 2Pac song was NOT featured on the soundtrack however it did appear in the film. I remember because I had to buy a cassette single in high school in which it was the B side. I can't even remember what the A side was at the moment but it has always been one of my favorite Pac songs.

edit: in reading through the comments it was only on the cassette tape and didn't make it on the CD. So it wasn't on a single but most people had moved onto CDs by 1994 so it was an oddity. Memory was foggy but it was 27 years ago already.

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I had the Tape and it was on it. Years later I bought the album on ITunes and was pissed it wasn't on there. I had to buy the CD "single" from a guy in London.

62strat said:

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Thinking about AIC. Dirt had several singles and pretty much every other song is a fantastic deep cut.

Dam that river
Rain when I die
Sickman
Dirt
Junkhead
Hate to feel

If you went to the record store the day Dirt came out, you might have also picked up another album that dropped that day, STP- Core.

Piece of pie
Crackerman
Where the river goes

3 great deep cuts.

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I'll throw No Memory in there too. I know it's an instrumental, but I love how it flows into Sin.

It's a very popular song among fans of the band, but Hey from the Pixies is probably unknown for people that don't know the band. It's also my favorite Pixies song.

Needs to be played in stereo for the full effect.

I think this would qualify as a deep cut, and it's one of my favorites on 10,000 Days