Radiohead - Surface (1998)

 

1. Palo Alto
2. True Love Waits
3. Lift
4. Man of War
5. I Promise
6. A Reminder
7. Get Around
8. Polyethylene (Part 2)
9. Pearly
10. Last Flowers
11. Attention
12. Belly Button
13. Motion Picture Soundtrack

When it came to the albums of Radiohead, I always thought that The Bends was the one that had the most B-sides, though I considered OK Computer to be a close second contender. I thought there was enough material to make a second album though I didn't like all of it. Following the release of OK Computer, the band was suffering from burnout and unsure of their direction. They knew that making a successful follow-up would be difficult, and they didn't release their next album till 2000, though they recorded enough material for a second album around this time. A bonus disc containing B-sides and unreleased tracks from this time was released on the 20th anniversary reissue OKNOTOK, but since then the Minidiscs (Hacked) compilation and the OK Outtakes bootleg were also released. So I had enough material to replace the songs I didn't like. Some of the songs would later go on to other albums, like Motion Picture Soundtrack on Kid A, Last Flowers on In Rainbows disc 2, and True Love Waits on A Moon Shaped Pool. 

Radiohead - Decompression Sickness (1996)

 

1. Maquiladora
2. Killer Cars
3. India Rubber
4. How Can You Be Sure?
5. The Trickster
6. Lewis (Mistreated)
7. Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong
8. Permanent Daylight
9. Lozenge of Love
10. You Never Wash Up After Yourself
11. Talk Show Host
12. Bishop's Robes
13. Banana Co.
14. Molasses

For whatever reason, the Bends album had more B-sides than any other Radiohead album, including the My Iron Lung EP which contained six exclusive tracks and the Street Spirit (Fade Out) EP which contained four exclusive tracks. So you could make a secondary album out of these outtakes, like they would do with Kid Amnesiac.