HSIN #4 in top 20 'killer' b-sides

[WinkWink]

From spinner.com...whatever that is. It was featured on AOL.

http://www.spinner.com/2007/06/18/20-killer-b-sides-no-4

 

[celibate]

From spinner.com...whatever that is. It was featured on AOL.

http://www.spinner.com/2007/06/18/20-killer-b-sides-no-4

i bet cause it was used in the serie 'charmed' .
[in the rerun for the 10 time on dutch tv currently]

 

[DAnn Coulter]

Their choice for #1 is complete crap

 

[Dave]

I saw them live. It was fun though.

 

[Worm]

I think "How Soon Is Now?" is deserving of recognition as a great B-side, but I also think it must bear an asterisk, like most of the songs on that list do: a great B-side should also be an unknown commodity, a treasure only fans know about. It doesn't seem fair to single out a B-side, pardon the pun, when the record company, after realizing how good the song is, subsequently flogs it to death as an A-side. "How Soon Is Now?" is The Smiths' signature tune for crying out loud. Accordingly, with that in mind, I nominate "Jeane" for The Smiths' greateset B-side, and "Oh Well, I'll Never Learn" for Morrissey's; the all-time best B-side is New Order's "Lonesome Tonight", B-side to the epic "Thieves Like Us" single of 1984.

 

[PUNKturedBIKE]

Albeit a cover, bloody Redondo Beach was a amazing!

 

[Currer Bell]

Their choice for #1 is complete crap

i have a friend who will think that those are fightin' words.

 

[Black_Eyed_Sioux]

Would this be in America? I think that HSIN was an A-side over here...
Mired in top 30 mediocrity unfortunately