10 Wildly Misplaced Songs That Don’t Belong on Their Iconic Album

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00:0010 Wildly Misplaced Songs That Don't Belong On Their Iconic Album

00:0410. Big Man With a Gun by Nine Inch Nails

00:08Brutal satire of gun culture and machismo.

00:12Conceptually fitting but frequently misread, its aggression alienates casual listeners and critics.

00:199. Mother by The Police

00:21Andy Summers' frantic odd-meter composition jars against synchronicity's polish,

00:26spotlighting creative tensions and abrupt stylistic divergence within the band.

00:328. Family Tree by Megadeth

00:34Confronts incest and family trauma bluntly.

00:38Uninspired instrumentation and lyrics undermine intentions,

00:41producing an uncomfortable, mismatched tonal result.

00:457. No Friend by Paramore

00:48Avant-garde detour featuring Aaron Weiss

00:51Abstract vocals over disjointed electronics alienate listeners near the album's end,

00:55despite admirable risk.

00:586. Cancer by Filter

01:01Emotionally searing industrial ballad featuring Darcy Retsky

01:05Technical strengths overshadowed by oppressive self-loathing,

01:09leaving many listeners uncomfortable.

01:115. Kid A by Radiohead

01:14Minimalist electronic title track with processed vocals,

01:18pivotal stylistic shift but meandering atmosphere and repetition frustrate many newcomers.

01:226. Lala Love You by Pixies

01:26Drummer David Lovering sings a goofy parody, disrupting Doolittle's intensity.

01:31Playful intent clashes with the album's darker cohesion.

01:357. Revolution 9 by The Beatles

01:38Avant-garde sound collage using loops and found audio.

01:43Historically significant yet widely skipped, more installation than conventional song.

01:477. We Will Fall by The Stooges

01:5110-minute droning piece derails proto-punk energy.

01:55Early experimental documents scholars value, but most listeners endure impatiently or skip.

02:00Number 1. Thinner Happier by Radiohead

02:04Spoken word interlude with computer voice, conceptual centerpiece on technology and alienation.

02:10Often skipped yet essential album context.

02:12Spoken word Female Claset

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