List of albums containing a hidden track: V

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This list contains the names of albums that contain a hidden track and also information on how to find them. Not all printings of an album contain the same track arrangements, so some copies of a particular album may not have the hidden track(s) listed below. Some of these tracks may be hidden in the pregap, and some hidden simply as a track following the listed tracks. The list is ordered by artist name using the surname where appropriate.

• V: You Stood Up (2004): "You Got Me" is hidden in the album's pregap. Another hidden track "Just Eighteen" is in Track 18
• V Shape Mind:
  • Metric (2000): There is a hidden spoken word track at the end of the final song "Pretty On the Outside".
  • Cul-De-Sac (album) (2003): There is an unlisted twelfth track "Every Little Thing (E.L.T.)" after a three-minute period of silence following the final track.
• The Vaccines, What Did You Expect from the Vaccines? (2011): "Somebody Else's Child" can be heard approximately a minute after "Family Friend," the last track, ends
• Vanessa-Mae, Subject to Change (2001): "Tourmaline" (after a minute of silence in the last track)
• Van Halen, Women and Children First (1980): "Growth" (Immediately after the song "In a Simple Rhyme")
• Eddie Vedder, Into the Wild: After the final track "Guaranteed" there are a few minutes silence before Eddie Vedder plays through the song again, but hums the vocals in place of the actual lyrics.
• Laura Veirs: Untitled Track/Magnetized (original) (2005): "Year of Meteors" (Follows a period of silence after "Lake Swimming")
• Velvet Revolver, Libertad (2007): Shortly after the song "Gravedancer" ends, there's a secret song called "Don't Drop That Dime."
• Versus: Two Cents Plus Tax (1998): "Oriental American" is hidden in the album's pregap
• The Verve, Urban Hymns (1997): "Deep Freeze" (at the 13-minute mark of "Come On") (on later MP3 download copies of this album, "Come On" is trimmed of all silence and "Deep Freeze" presented as a separate track)^{[citation needed]}
• Virgin Black, Sombre Romantic (2000): Track "Outro" is unlisted.
• , Bio-Level 4: There are nine short hidden tracks containing the same voice sample.
• Vitalic, OK Cowboy (2005): "One Million Dollar Studio" (Rewind before opening track, song is about 1-minute and 20 seconds long)
• Vitamin C, Vitamin C (1999): "Graduation (Friends Forever) (Student Interview Mix)" (Track 13)
• Vive la Fête, Nuit Blanche (2006)
• The Von Bondies, Pawn Shoppe Heart (2004): An untitled secret track that starts at 6:55 on the track "Pawn Shoppe Heart"; sounds like an extension of the aforementioned song (but is actually a cover of "Try a Little Tenderness").

See also[]

• List of backmasked messages
• List of albums with tracks hidden in the pregap

References[]

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