More Lost Sides

[bennyness]

I recently compiled a collection of Doves B-sides that didn't feature on Lost Sides (either because they hadn't been released then or they didn't make it for some reason). I spent ages (like a nerd I am) trying to make a solid running order. I chose to leave out live b-sides (as i hate live tracks mixed in with studio tracks) and Seven Day Smile as that's really Jane Weaver. I'm quite chuffed with the running order I chose, and it's also great to have all these b-sides in one place rather than having to fish out all the CD's they're on.

1. Firesuite (Noise Version)
2. Blue Water
3. 45
4. The Drifter
5. Son Of A Builder
6. Ship Of Fools
7. Eleven Miles Out
8. Acoustic No.1
9. Brazil
10. Push Me On
11. Andalucia
12. Karen
13. At The Tower
14. The Last Son
15. Suitenoise

[kalman]

nice list...
only thing is that I prefer the brazil aeroplane remix to the original..

[Nicky]

Like the start of it, need to fire that up on the itunes!

[Teppin]

We've said previously, one of the best things about doves is that their b sides and bonus tracks are as good as or even better than most bands' a sides.

Mark Radcliff once said some oasis album tracks sound like their only purpose is to fill an album. To me Doves tracks all sound like they were conceived to stand on their own right

[richtdev]

the last son. Possibly the best non album song in the world.

[kalman]

[Nicky]

[Teppin]

I love your shadow lay across my life. I agree it wouldn't of fitted into lost souls, but nor does catch the sun! But it doesn't sound like a b side in a traditional sense, it's as good as an album track. If anything it could of come after melody calls in a more upbeat section

[richtdev]

[Teppin]