The following article contains a list albums that contain a hidden track. All albums in the list are either notable albums or were recorded by a notable artist. The list is ordered by artist name, using the surname where appropriate. Hidden tracks can be found in the pregap or as a track following the listed tracks. To avoid duplication, pregap hidden tracks are not listed below, but can be found in list of albums with tracks hidden in the pregap. Note that all printings of an album do not contain the same track arrangements, so some editions of a particular album may not have the hidden track(s) listed below or may actually list the previously hidden track.
0-9 311, Stereolithic: Hidden track 16 after "Tranquility". The 1975, Sex: "Milk" was a hidden track within the track "You" 1000 Mona Lisas, New Disease: hidden track is a cover of Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know"
A ABBA, Super Trouper: On the original vinyl version, the audience applause at the end of the last track continued into the inner groove, playing infinitely until the needle is removed. Aerosmith: Live! Bootleg: "Draw the Line" at the end of the "Mother Popcorn" track. Pump: Untitled, instrumental track following "What It Takes". AFI: The Art of Drowning: The hidden track "Battled" plays seven minutes after the last listed track, "Morningstar". Afghan Whigs, Congregation: Unlisted track 12, "Miles Iz Ded".McMahon, Kevin and Len Comaratta, Brian Josephs, and Katherine Flynn (July 8, 2014). "20 Best Hidden Tracks on Albums". Consequence. Accessed September 24, 2025. Damon Albarn, The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows: the CD version includes a twenty-minute long hidden tracks "Huldufólk" Alice in Chains, Dirt: "Iron Gland" is unlisted between "God Smack" and "Hate To Feel". It is also called "Dream Sequence". All Star United, International Anthems for the Human Race: "Hurricane" and a sped-up demo version of "International Anthem" follow the last track, "Put Your Arms Around Me". Gary Allan, It Would Be You: Features an unlisted song called "No Judgment Day" as a hidden track. alt-J, This Is All Yours: the hidden track is a cover of Bill Withers' "Lovely Day" following "Leaving Nara". Ambulance LTD, LP: a cover of the Velvet Underground's "Ocean" is the hidden track Amesoeurs, Amesoeurs: An untitled hidden track begins after a few minutes of silence at the end of the album. American Music Club, San Francisco, track 15 is an instrumental version of "Fearless" and track 16 is a cover of "California Dreamin" Ian Anderson, The Secret Language of Birds: "In the Grip of Stronger Stuff" and "Thick as a Brick" at the end of the album, but this hidden track is not on all of the copies. Aphex Twin, Selected Ambient Works Volume II: Track 19 on the album was originally omitted from the CD Pressings due to it's length exceeding the hardwares capability, although it was later included on the vinyl pressing without being listed. Arcade Fire, Reflektor: includes an untitled hidden track after the final track on Disc 2. Artists United Against Apartheid, Sun City: includes a song by U2 called "Silver and Gold" Ash, 1977: includes the hidden track "Sick Party", the sounds of the band vomiting, ten minutes the final track.Sutherland, Scott (1999-04-01). "The Hidden Track: CD Gimmick Already a Worn Trick". The Miami Herald. (from The New York Times). p. 15EB. Retrieved 2025-09-24 – via Newspapers.com Asking Alexandria, Asking Alexandria: After a period of silence following the final track (a radio edit of "Into the Fire"), there is a hidden track "Xplicit". Atlas, Reasons for Voyaging: After the final track "Doctor", there is a period of silence, and at 5:23, there is a hidden song called "Firefly". Atmosphere, Seven's Travels: "Say Shhh..." plays at the end of the album. Autechre, LP5: An untitled track follows either a long period of silence on track 11, or appears as track 12 AZ, A.W.O.L.: At the end of the album's last track, there are three hidden tracks, "Live Wire", "Magic Hour", and "The Truth".
B Backstreet Boys, A Night Out with the Backstreet Boys: includes the hidden tracks "The One", "Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely", and "I Need You Tonight" Barenaked Ladies: Gordon: After "Crazy", several studio outtakes, giggles, and ad-libs occur. This track is sometimes referred to as "Dat Fodder". Maroon: includes the hidden track "Hidden Sun" at the end, which is notable for being the first Barenaked Ladies song written and sung by Kevin Hearn. Beach House: Beach House: After a one-minute silence succeeding its final track "Heart and Lungs", which ends at 4:25, its hidden track, "Rain in Numbers", plays at 5:25. Bloom: After its final track "Irene" ends at 6:44, it goes into a six-minute silence before its hidden track, "Wherever You Go", plays at 13:16 of the track. Beastie Boys: Root Down: After a 32-second silence after track 10 is a 30-second bonus that features men talking about the Beastie Boys in German and Japanese while "So What'cha Want" plays in the background. The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: Several seconds after the final track "A Day in the Life", a loop of random edits and samples plays backwards. On the original vinyl, this looped endlessly (and could arguably be the first hidden track) as it was placed in the inner groove; however, on CD it only loops about eight or nine times before fading out. The Beatles (The White Album): "Can You Take Me Back", a short Paul McCartney song, appears in between "Cry Baby Cry" and "Revolution 9". Abbey Road: The 23-second track "Her Majesty" follows fourteen seconds of silence at the end of the album. The Beavis and Butt-Head Experience: following a period of silence after the album's final track is a reprise of the third track, "Come to Butt-Head" by Beavis and Butt-Head (Mike Judge); it repeats the original track's first verse, then continues with new lyrics where the two are joined by rapper Positive K Beck: Mellow Gold: "Analog Odyssey" appears a few minutes after "Blackhole". Odelay: There is a loop of electronic noise called "Computer Rock" a few minutes after "Ramshackle". Mutations: includes the hidden track "Diamond Bollocks" Adrian Belew, Here: track thirteen is an unlisted instrumental Belle and Sebastian, 3.. 6.. 9 Seconds of Light/Push Barman to Open Old Wounds: there is an unnamed hidden track "3...6...9" Ben Folds Five, Whatever and Ever Amen: The hidden track, a message by Ben Folds about Ben Folds, appears after the final track on the original album Better Than Ezra, Deluxe: after track 13, there is a death-beat metal track with the lyrics "der pork und beans wit sauerkrauten". Beyoncé: Dreamgirls: includes the hidden track "Listen" Dangerously in Love: includes the hidden track "Daddy" Beyoncé: Two hidden tracks in between songs: "Ghost" is tracked onto the beginning of the second track, "Haunted", and "Yoncé" is tracked onto the beginning of the sixth track, "Partition". Big Audio Dynamite, F-Punk: after track 11, there is a cover of "Suffragette City" Big Black, Songs About Fucking: final song "Bombastic Intro" is not listed on the track listing. The Black Angels, Directions to See a Ghost: includes the hidden tracks "Surf City (Revisited)" and "Paladin's Last Stand" The Black Crowes, Shake Your Money Maker: includes the hidden track "Mercy Sweet Moan (Live Too Fast Blues)" The Black Eyed Peas, Elephunk: "Third Eye" at the end of the album. Black 47, Home of the Brave: track 47 is a cover of "I Eat Cannibals" Black Moth Super Rainbow, Start a People: features a "{Super Secret Track}" after "Smile Heavy". In the bonus-reissue released version, it was revealed that the name was "The Primary Color Movement", which was originally on Electric Avenue, Chapter 8 by Duotone Records. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Howl: a hidden track follows "The Line" at the end of the album Black Sabbath, Sabotage: "Blow on a Jug" follows on from "The Writ", at a much lower volume Blessed Union of Souls, Home: the hidden track 12 reprised "I Believe" Blind Melon, Soup: features "Hello Goodbye" Bluetip, Bluetip: includes an unnamed honky-tonk hidden track The Bluetones, "Marblehead Johnson": A rare example of a CD single containing a hidden track, namely the band's rare debut track "Are You Blue or Are You Blind?" Blur: Modern Life Is Rubbish (American version): features the hidden tracks "When the Cows Come Home" and "Peach" Blur: At the end of the final track, "Essex Dogs" is a grunge song as the hidden track Think Tank: Contains "Me, White Noise" hidden in the pregap before the first track BoDeans, Go Slow Down: hidden track 12 is an acoustic recording of "She's So Fine" The Boo Radleys Wake Up!: A hidden food-themed song closes the album, following "Wilder". Kingsize: A clip of Stephen King instructing listeners to switch off their television or radio is hidden before the start of the album. Bow Wow, The Price of Fame: includes the hidden track "I am a Flirt" David Bowie, David Bowie (1969): the short hidden track "Don't Sit Down", appears as the third track on the original British version and several reissues. BoySetsFire, Tomorrow Come Today: includes the hidden track "With Every Intention" Brakes, Touchdown: includes the hidden track "First Dance" at the end of the album Breaking Benjamin, Saturate: includes the hidden track "Forever" Dee Dee Bridgewater, This Is New: includes the hidden track "Mack the Knife" Bright Eyes, Letting Off the Happiness: Has a hidden version of "Contrast and Compare" at the end of the album after "Tereza and Thomas". Chris Brown, Fortune: includes the hidden track "I Love You" James Brown, Star Time: Numerous pre-song mundanities such as count offs and false starts are backwards indexed throughout. Jimmy Buffett: Banana Wind: includes a cover of Stephen Stills' "Treetop Flyer" as a hidden track at the end of the album. Christmas Island: Following a long pause after the last song, Jimmy recites "Twas the Night Before Christmas" Built to Spill, There's Nothing Wrong With Love: includes a hidden track that makes fun of the album Burning Airlines, Mission Control!: includes and hidden track and a sample-based interlude Butt Trumpet, Butt Trumpet: includes a seventeen minute long hidden track
C C-Murder, Tru Dawgs: A song called "Betya" begins a few seconds after "How A Thug Nigga Like It" fades out. Cage the Elephant, Thank You, Happy Birthday: An alternative version of "Right Before My Eyes" is after the last listed track on the album Regina Carter, Southern Comfort: the hidden track is "Cornbread Crumbled in Gravy" song by Vera Hall Brandi Carlile, The Story: "Hiding My Heart": appears after a brief silence on the final track of her album Vanessa Carlton, Harmonium: includes the hidden track "The Wreckage" Chaeyoung, Lil Fantasy Vol. 1: physical copies of the album include a hidden track Chalk FarM, Notwithstanding: features a hidden track Children of Bodom, Blooddrunk: the hidden track is a cover of is "Ghost Riders in the Sky" Circa Survive, Juturna: includes the hidden track "House of Leaves" CIV, Set Your Goals: includes the hidden track "Blesse" Kelly Clarkson, My December: The hidden track "Chivas" plays after the final track The Clash, London Calling: "Train in Vain (Stand by Me)" was originally unlisted, because the sleeve had been printed before the song was selected for inclusion. Cloud Cult, Advice from the Happy Hippopotamus: included the hidden track called "Bobby's Spacesuit" Clutch, The Elephant Riders: each copy of the album contains one of the following hidden songs, which is on the same track as "Dragonfly",: "David Rose", "Gifted & Talented", or "05" Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, Americano!: includes the hidden track "A Little Hungover You". Cobalt, Slow Forever: includes the hidden track "Siege"