What's one unreleased album you'd kill to hear?? 🤔 You guys are the best, thx for supporting SOS by liking/sharing, hope you don't mind longer ones like this 🖤
Look outside your window. A couple guys in Slipknot made an album together around All Hope Is Gone. Apparently it’s finished but clown keeps saying it’s not the time to release it. Doubt we’ll ever hear the full length though. Oh and whoever finds Kirk Hammett’s phone needs to release those riffs
Britney Spears "The Original Doll" - Britney had grown tired of her controlled career in 2004 and made an album that would have her real deep soulful voice and not the baby voice and focus on her controlled lifestyle. Britney went on a radio show without her labels permission and leaked the song 'Mona Lisa' which described the fall of her alter ego Mona Lisa. The record label scrapped it when they found out about it using her real voice and the topics on the album.
@@kittykittybangbang9367 sadly probably not as it was never finished and she has since moved from jive records who would own that album under her previous contract with them.
Great video Jon. I definitely want to hear Eros, Cigarettes and Valentines, Paper Kingdoms, and Crickets and Clovers because those albums had some progress. Side note I also want to hear Conventional Weapons as a full album as well. Some video suggestions for 7 on 7 1.lost or forgotten EPs like Paramore’s The Summer Tic, MCR’s Mad Gear and the Missile Kid, or The Cure’s Lost Wishes 2. Maybe lost / out of print / limited release albums like Bad Religion’s Into the Unknown or Fucked Up’s David’s Town as examples. 3. One of Singles / Non Album Singles like Lafayette Blues from The White Stripes. 4. Good B-Sides I have an interest in Rare songs and music. Keep up the great work Jon.
I would love to hear ARTPOP Act 2 by Gaga, ARTPOP wasn’t for everyone but I personally love it! Also would like to hear what Rihanna’s ANTI was originally going to be before it became ANTI
To this day, I’m still kind of sad about The Paper Kingdom. From the info we had, it sounded like something that I would’ve absolutely loved. I hope we get to hear it someday now that MCR is back, but I can understand why they wouldn’t want to finish it, and I’d be fine with that if it’s better for them.
I hope I get to hear EROS before I die. Saturday Night Wrist is my favorite Deftones record and the B-sides and demos for it are amazing. From the snippets ive heard of EROS it had alot of the shoegazy elements of SNW For those who dont know there are a few songs from EROS on youtube like: Smile, Dallas, Melanie, Finger of Death. And I highly reccomend you check them out
Even if she does absolutely zero promo for it - I’d still enjoy it if Charli officially released XCX World. So many songs off XCX World are so good and deserve to be out there officially.
I have a feeling that paper kingdom might come back. Back when the album was being worked on, things were still pretty good and light. The concept would have been too much at the time. But after the release of foundations of decay which touches on dark shit, which was released in this day in age where if we don't hear new traumatic news when you get up then something is really wrong, an album about people trying to cope with terrible trauma might be kind of cathartic. Especially since their other albums helped people deal with the dark subjects presented in those albums. So if they bring it back, it might work out better then if they released it prior to the 2020s
dude i’d give anything to hear The Paper Kingdom and Eros officially released in full. MCR were/are a big part of my emo phase and Deftones are one of my favorite bands since last year 😭😭
Other lost albums in the pop sphere: Carly Rae Jepsen - Disco Sweat Selena Gomez - 7 Heaven Lady Gaga - Artpop act II (although we may get this) And the rumoured and theorized “Karma” by Taylor Swift (the album that was replaced by Reputation$
The 1975 with their Television EP or that Drive Like I Do album that’s been in the works forever. I could also see George or Matty doing a solo project maybe
I wonder about what that Panic! At The Disco lost album would 've been. Pretty Odd was already a big shift from what people were expecting them to do after their first album.
The Nearly Witches demo is from Crickets and Clovets. Sounds like a crossover between the burlesque of A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out and Beatles-esque Pretty.Odd.
Thanks! All live streams are immediately unlisted after they take place, you can see all my past live streams in this playlist ru-vid.com/group/PLXRGKO4TVRYI6PgDsvn4ETN9pKNmLXJy3
As a hardcore Charli fan, I really wish that XCX World got a full official release. I've heard a lot of the RU-vid compilations you mentioned and they're all great, however I just know that hearing the finalised versions as a full record would have been amazing (also I think she'd be way more popular in the mainstream if that album was released because it sounded like it was gonna be way more accessible but that's a story for another day). However, if we had gotten XCX World we probably wouldn't have had the 2017 mixtapes or Charli which are all great projects in their own right, so i suppose that's a bit of silver lining.
Talking about MCR and shelved albums, we did get to hear Conventional Weapons in all it's glory, so we never know! I mean that Brendan O'Brien produced gem gave us some of the best MCR songs ever! But the one missing, Soundgarden's final album. And we all know that's gonna be a tough one given the fights between the remaining members and Vicky. Things seem to be calmer between them, but still...
There are rumours that the conventional weapons was supposed to be longer and a double album with some demos from the time floating around to support that theory Still an awesome release tho
@@Skuldug I always say that MCR pulled a Beatles, because Conventional Weapons was actually recorded before their official last album release, wich was Danger Days, much like the Beatles with Let It Be and Abbey Road.
I was very excited for Where The Body Goes by Lotus Eater, it was cancelled as of the allegations of frontmam Paul Collins but if it was released and they didn't break up, we wouldn't have heard drummer Cameron Humphrey's new Deftones-inspired band Love Is Noise!
I'm waiting for all these Prince songs to get released, apparently he had a massive collection of unreleased songs with only Nothing Compares To You been released so far
The songs “Too Much, Too Soon”, “Shoplifter”, “Lights Out” and “Favorite Son” are from the Cigarettes and Valentines sessions I believe. Also, The Pedestrian and Broadway from the FBHT LP were originally recorded for C&V, as well as “Horseshoes and Hand grenades” from 21st Century Breakdown and “Walk Away” from Tre 👍
The debut album from Tapeworm, the supergroup that never developed. Included members of Nine Inch Nails and A Perfect Circle among others. An album's worth of material was in the making while Trent Reznor and Maynard James Keenan were touring and recording with their respected projects from 1995-2004. The group ultimately dissolved, but only two songs would be released as "covers" from A Perfect Circle and Puscifer.
One recent one was the debut record from Lotus Eater. They had preorders up, and then after there were some issues, the band split and the album was shelved.
My favorite band had a 24 song double album, but only ended up releasing 14 songs. When I got to sit down with the lead singer/lead guitarist he was surprised I knew about it and had forgotten all about it. I’d kill to hear those other songs!!!
I’m shocked you didn’t discuss The Red Hot Chili Peppers album that Save the Population, Fortune Faded were originally from!! If I remember correctly even the songs Leverage of Space and Mini epic were from it too! Overall awesome video as always Jon!
I would love to hear the fully finished version of Jabberwocky by Jani Lane. After he briefly left Warrant the first time, he was going to release this solo album in 1993. Then he rejoined for awhile. I believe that there were multiple times from 2003 until his death in 2011 when the album was supposedly worked on or supposed to get released. This album is in my opinion better and much more emtional than the albums he actually got released, as well as most of the hair metal material he released with Warrant. The demos for the Jabberwocky are on RU-vid, but I know I heard a finished version of one of the songs somewhere on the internet a few years ago. I do believe that somewhere in the world there are finished recordings of all the songs on it.
*ARTV:* "we're exploring seven mysterious records that were never finished..." *Prince:* "I may have left a few in one of my exes handbags. How did you find it?"
While it may never be released, I still have hope for Eros. Smile is such a fantastic song and an underrated one in their discography. Hell, I wouldn't mind the album being their final release in general. It would most likely be an amazing way for Deftones to go out on.
Another one is the material Evanescence recorded before their third album. Their label at the time made them scrap it because it wasn't "metal" enough. Perfect Dream has a 30 second clip that's floating around on youtube and it sounds great. I'm sad we won't be getting it, at least not any time soon.
Watchtower's "Mathematics" album has been in perpetual limbo for close to twenty years now. The closest we have ever gotten to a release of it was an EP called "Concepts of Math: Book One", which came out five years ago.
David Bowie recorded a 3 hour improvised industrial rock opera, parts of which were edited into what became "1. Outside". His record company at the time didn't want to release the album as originally intended which is why the version that we got was a much shorter album with only about half of it coming from the original session. Bowie had plans to release a 2nd part, often rumoured to be titled "2. Contamination" but it was never released. Sections of the rock opera have leaked over the years with about an hours worth of material floating around online. It's really interesting stuff but we're unlikely to ever hear the full recording. Partly because the record label didn't think that it was good enough and partly because by the time "1. Outside" was released, Bowie was already ready to move onto his next project, becoming more interested in drum'n'bass music. At one point, after "1. Outside" being released in 1995, he considered releasing another albums each year leading up to the year 2000 that would take place within the same world, but as he'd already moved on, this never happened either. One project that was connected to this was an album made using samples of historical sounds which he and Brian Eno had supposedly done some work on, although this has never been released in any form. Bowie did have another shelved album a few years later called "Toy", however this has since been released, although there's still a few songs from those sessions that aren't on the official release but are on the leaked versions of the album. Neither of these were Bowie's first unreleased/unfinished project though. The album that became "Young Americans" had started out as another project called "The Gouster". A version of this album has also since been released but it focuses on the songs that ended up on "Young Americans" rather than the material that was left unused including "Shilling The Rubes" and "I Am A Laser".
@@artvjon yeah I just really liked the singles X Ambassadors released for there album joyful. It never came out cause they said they were in a different place then when they wrote the songs.
7:10 actually, the live version of Cigarettes And Valentines isn't the only song that was officialy released, because Too Much Too Soon, Shoplifter and Governator were released on the deluxe version of American Idiot; Horeshoes And Handgranades was released on 21st Century Breakdown; Lights Out on the Know Your Enemy single and the japanesse edition of 21st Century Breakdown; Walk Away on ¡TRÉ! and Favorite Son on the 21 Guns single. Also, The Pedestrian and Broadway were released on the debut album of Green Day's side project, Foxboro Hot Tubs
not into Deftones but Dallas (a track from Eros) is really good. other cancelled albums in Metal I can think of it: Bathory - Valhalla (1986-1988) Black Sabbath - scrapped album featuring the original line-up (2001) Control Denied - When Man and Machine Collide (2000/2001) Damageplan - Damageplan II (2004) Dark Angel - Atrocity Exhibition (1992) Metallica - Presidio sessions (2001)
Jimi Hendrix "Black Gold" (a.k.a. First Rays of the New Rising Sun, but not the compilation released by the Hendrix Estate). Some of the tracks may have been on "Cry of Love".
Already did that one, last year actually. Please search to see if I've done it before requesting! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oUmoFHH0oV8.html
@@artvjon I thought about the topic yesterday and searched it. Found a lot of videos but not yours. Probably because I searched the word "song" instead of "deep-cut". That's the only reason I can think of for your video not showing up.
I can think of two more Pink Floyd-related unreleased albums. These have more tragic circumstances behind them. Each is a third solo album from one of the members. First, Syd Barrett went into the studio to record his third effort, but that was abandoned after only three days, in part due to his declining mental health. Very little was recorded, and much of that hasn't seen the light of day. The other is Rick Wright's third solo album. I can find even less about that, just that it was thought to be all instrumental. He died before he could finish the thing. Both are projects for which I would love to hear what little was recorded. Maybe someday they might become public (even Barrett's basic rhythm guitar parts that apparently was most of what he put down).
Duff McKagan's Beautiful Disease. Aaron North's band Jubilee were in the process of making an album(which would've featured many guests including Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Josh Homme, Trent Reznor, and Maynard James Keenan), but due to a nervous breakdown and health issues was hospitalized and officially retired from music. Billy Corgan's Zwan is said to have multiple albums worth of material, but Corgan said he will never release them due to how badly the band broke up. And then there's the 6 unreleased Kanye West albums: So Help Me God, Swish/Waves, TurboGrafx-16, Cruel Winter, Love Everyone, and Yhandi.
Down & Dirty and i hope Slipknot's Look Outside Your Window comes soon. Not only that but acording to Jim Root Slipknot have albums worth of unreleased recorded songs
I love these list video, so keep 'em coming! However, I have to address something you said about the Pink Floyd album. You seemed to wonder at how "limited" the technology of the time was compared to today. Well, actually... in many ways, today's technology, being digital in nature is very much limited in comparison to that of 1974. The reason for this is... digital. The thing is that digital samplers and digital effects are entirely created by man himself, in which he attempts to emulate the physical world around him. But that emulation only goes so far as the programmer and/or hardware developer created it. Hard limit. Whereas, those using analogue equipment are limited by... the laws of physics itself. You have a bunch of tape machines and mysterious black boxes which can be manipulated in ways that are limited only by your imagination, not a software version. It's also vastly more satisfying to know that you've conquered *the universe itself!*, rather than managed to survive installing the latest version of a digital sampler.
Mac miller had a third new album planned after swimming and circles that was supposed to be a return to his older, lighter style. Since he died before circles finished he never got to make it. I would love some more upbeat Mac
The damning well album would be cool to hear... Taprwerm (trent reznor atticus ross mazzy star al jourgensen maynard keenan etc) it had a release date and completed songs but never materialized.
One that comes to mind is the Demos, Odds and Ends that Tom DeLonge released in 2015. That was supposed to be the next blink album. I guess since it came out it wouldn’t technically qualify for this list but it’s so good it makes you wonder what it could have been.
Here’s one of my favorite examples: Halo by Hoops. This album was supposed to come out last fall. There were even some singles released including one of my favorite songs of 2020, Fall Back. However, sexual misconduct allegations against one of their former members came out. Once that happened, the band made the decision to break up and their label, Fat Possum canceled the album. The singles even got pulled from Spotify. What I find interesting is this was a former member who was no longer in the band that had the allegations and if you look on Spotify the band’s material with him is still up (last I checked anyway). Thankfully Fall Back is still on RU-vid and the fully album had leaked so you can still hear it, just not officially. Still this bums me out because I was really excited for the future of this band.
I think a lot of what they were talking about Cricket and Clover went into Pretty Odd. That album feels so timeless and even takes me out to a wood in the middle of the cabins
A different spin on this could be lost albums that eventually did see a release. Selfs ornament and crime, adiana Howard's welcome to fantasy island, toadies feeler
_Hoodoo_ was a John Fogerty solo album from 1976. After the lead single tanked, the record label rejected the album. Fogerty wouldn’t release any new music until _Centerfield_ in 1985. Apparently, the record label destroyed the master tapes at Fogerty’s request.
Actually, both Fogerty and Asylum (his label at the time) agreed that Hoodoo wasn’t up to Fogerty’s standards, and all materials destroyed…or so they thought, as Hoodoo has been bootlegged over the years, and has even wound up on RU-vid! (With photos of both front and back cover art, no less!)
I know there was a rumored 6th album by Taylor Swift that was instead replaced by reputation. If that's real i would love to hear it. If it even exists, emphasis on 'if', my best bet is that she will release it or some of the tracks on it as part of the rerecording of reputation. I also know that Little Mix wrote a different 3rd album but they ended up releasing Get Weird instead because they didn't like where the original 3rd album was headed.
Limp Bizkit dropped Stampede of disco elephants and we got Still sucks, which, personally, is unfinished, they cut 3 great tracks and have some woeful songs on it. but ei, we got a the new album
This might not be as big of an example, but it's still one I think about because of the fact that I'm a huge fan of this artist: After The Weeknd released "My Dear Melancholy," he revealed that he was previously working on an album that was a lot poppier and more upbeat. It was pretty much entirely done, but he scrapped it because he didn't want to perform music that he didn't feel. He also said that we'll never get to hear that scrapped material. Pretty fascinating to me. (Also, as a huge BROCKHAMPTON fan, it goes without saying that I have to bring up "TEAM EFFORT" and "PUPPY")
