The most underrated tracks by the greatest artists
22 July 2023, 11:00
The songs that don't always fit on the Best Of, get overlooked on setlists... but always end up being a secret favourite for a lot of fans.
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The Charlatans - Then
Ponderous minor key entry in Tim Burgess and co's early years - overshadowed by the baggy shuffle of The Only One I Know, it's worth a re-listen.
The Charlatans - Then
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Other Side
A touch more introspective to what we're used to from the Chilis, this track needs your attention a bit more.
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Otherside [Official Music Video]
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Oasis - The Hindu Times
The pseudo-Indian riff is one of the high points of this late-period Oasis tune.
Oasis - The Hindu Times
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Arctic Monkeys - Riot Van
A fan favourite - but would it ever get on the Greatest Hits when we get to one? It should do.
Arctic Monkeys - Riot Van
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Foo Fighters - Hey Johnny Park!
An often-overlooked track from the massive Colour And The Shape album.
Hey, Johnny Park!
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Blur - Sing
Swooning piano-led song that got more attention when it turned up in Trainspotting.
Blur - Sing
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Nirvana - Sliver
Just before they went stellar with Nevermind, the trio issued this raucous tune as a single.
Nirvana - Sliver (Official Video)
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The Killers - On Top
Off the mega-selling debut album Hot Fuss, this is an intriguing album track.
On Top
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The Smiths - That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore
When you have a singles back catalogue like Morrissey and Marr, some things have to fall by the wayside - but this Meat Is Murder track deserves more acclaim.
The Smiths - That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore
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Coldplay - Don't Panic
Famous to anyone who bought Parachutes back in the day, this wistful album opener is a touching alternative to Chris Martin's stadium-sized songs.
Coldplay - Don't Panic
