Conquer Club

A music thread. Post a b-side track,

I don't even know what a b-side is.
It's posts like this that gave me the rep of a thread killer sym so you owe me one.

Funkyterrance wrote:I don't even know what a b-side is.
It's posts like this that gave me the rep of a thread killer sym so you owe me one.

Side B is the opposite of Side A, a.k.a on a record or cassette!

isaiah40 wrote:

Funkyterrance wrote:I don't even know what a b-side is.
It's posts like this that gave me the rep of a thread killer sym so you owe me one.

Side B is the opposite of Side A, a.k.a on a record or cassette!

Partially correct. A "B" side is the flip side of a 45 rpm record. There were only 2 songs on 45 records. The "A" side was often the first hit of the LP 33 rpm album. The "B" side was another song off the same album. Sometimes the "B" side became bigger hits than the initial release (the "A" side). Or at least I think it was this "B" side sym was referring to.

I don't imagine Sweet released AC DC as a flip side single. I expect the record companies wouldn't allow that considering the lyrics.

My brother had the immigrant song 45. I taped the b-side and listened to it constantly my sophomore year of high school.

Funkyterrance wrote:I don't even know what a b-side is.
It's posts like this that gave me the rep of a thread killer sym so you owe me one.

I'm not sure if I know another poster who revels in his own ignorance, let alone considers it as debt to be repaid. Your "rep", as far as I can tell, is that you're deadly dull.

You Know My Name (Look Up The Number), B-Side of The Beatles, "Let It be."

Sookie Sookie, B-Side of Steppenwolf's, "Magic Carpet Ride."