It's for the big fans or the completionists.
Needles & Grooves
JonnyH
zomgbear
It depends on the album. If im used to hearing the album with the bonus tracks, I feel the opposite sometimes for records that exclude the bonus.
For example the Gorillaz S/T. I've had the CD forever which has Dracula & Left Hand Suzuki Method at the end. When I listen to the record, they feel missing to me - especially since I love those songs.
For example the Gorillaz S/T. I've had the CD forever which has Dracula & Left Hand Suzuki Method at the end. When I listen to the record, they feel missing to me - especially since I love those songs.
jamieanderson1968
Generally I hate it. I want the album as the artist originally intended. For me I prefer 'bonus' tracks just on a cd or digitally. While I like having the bonus tracks, I tend to rarely listen to them
I won't buy the recent reissue of The Church's "Milky Way" because they stuck 2 bonus tracks at the end of side 3 (plus more on side 4)
I won't buy the recent reissue of The Church's "Milky Way" because they stuck 2 bonus tracks at the end of side 3 (plus more on side 4)
Melt Face Molly Drop
I'm only interested if they are tracks that were singles originally in other markets that ended up becoming popular. Or B-sides that ended up becoming "hits" with fans.