List of albums containing a hidden track: C

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.

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• C-Murder, Tru Dawgs : A song called "Betya" begins a few seconds after "How A Thug Nigga Like It" fades out. ^[1]
• C+C Music Factory, Gonna Make You Sweat : A hidden track called "Shade" is the final track after "Bang That Beat" on CD and cassette versions of the album.
• Cage the Elephant, Thank You, Happy Birthday : An alternative version of "Right Before My Eyes" starts around 3:49 of "Flow."
• John Cale:
  • Paris 1919 (2006 rerelease): An unlisted instrumental version of "Macbeth"
  • HoboSapiens : "Set Me Free" in the pregap before track 1
• Calexico: Feast of Wire: Rewind from first track to find instrumental track, title unknown
• Camouflage:
  • Sensor : "Sensor Intro" - (0:35) - just some noises
  • Relocated : "Relocated Intro" - (1:21) - based on track "Bitter Taste" with words "I've got a name for you... Relocated"
• Jim Capaldi, Whale Meat Again : A brief, tongue-in-cheek version of "We'll Meet Again" is included at the end.
• Cardiacs:
  • The Seaside : A short section of "Hymn" plays after "Nurses Whispering Verses", the sixth track and last on the A-side. The section is kept in Original Edition CD copies despite the lack of sides, although as Nurses Whispering Verses was omitted from the 1995 reissues, the hidden track doesn't appear there either.
  • On Land and in the Sea (Torso version) : Six unlisted tracks are included: an untitled chimes motif that appears often among Cardiacs releases, the four tracks that appear on the Baby Heart Dirt single (which already appear as slightly different edits on the main album) and "Tarred And Feathered", which originates from the mini-album Big Ship.
  • Sing to God : The final track on the first disc, "Wireless", transitions after seven minutes into a hidden orchestral arrangement named "Peril on the Sea." After a short silence following "Foundling", the album's final track, the same chimes motif appears as on "On Land and in the Sea."
  • Guns : "Secret Like Swans" plays after 42 seconds of silence past the final track.
• Cattle Decapitation, Human Jerky : Features a prank phone call after 2 minutes of silence on the track "Colon-Blo."
• Pelle Carlberg: "Hit Song": appears after a brief silence on the final track of his album, In a Nutshell.
• Brandi Carlile: "Hiding My Heart": appears after a brief silence on the final track of her album, The Story.
• Vanessa Carlton:
  • Harmonium : "The Wreckage" starts after the final track.
  • Heroes & Thieves : A sudden barking of a dog can be heard after the end of the album.
• Carnival Art, Welcome to Vas Llegas: The first track is not listed on the album sleeve, and a song called "The Pussycat" fades in where "Pill Bugg" ends.
• Aaron Carter, Another Earthquake : "Sugar" following "Keep Believing". "Sugar" is followed by Aaron thanking the listeners for buying the album, then introducing three clips of songs from his brother Nick's solo album, Now or Never.
• Cast:
  • All Change : On track 12 "Two of a Kind," at approximately 23:30, the isolated violin from "Walkaway" plays.
  • Mother Nature Calls : On track 11 "Dance of the Stars," at 19:27, a piano plays.
  • Magic Hour : On track 12, "Hideaway," at 19:43, the complete orchestral arrangement (Instrumental) from the track Alien.
• The Cat Empire, Two Shoes : a hidden song "1001" plays at 5:37 on the final track.
• Catalepsy: Bleed: The album contains an unlisted 11th track after the final track "Vexation," titled "Remix," which is a dubstep remix of the song "Goliath," which also appears on the album.
• Catatonia, Way Beyond Blue : "Gyda Gwên," a song in Welsh (the rest of the album is in English), begins at 10:39 of "Way Beyond Blue" (though from 9:37, unrehearsed voices and noises from the studio can be heard). The song is unlisted, but lyrics appear in the liner notes.
• Catch 22:
  • Alone in a Crowd : Track number 22 is an untitled hidden song.
  • Washed Up! : After the 4th track, there are some hidden live songs, which cut off abruptly after a while.
• Cave In:
  • Beyond Hypothermia : At the end of the tenth track, there is a long silence followed by an additional few minutes of music.
  • Tides of Tomorrow EP : "Dark Driving (demo)."
• Cephalic Carnage:
  • Exploiting Dysfunction : Tracks 6, 9, 23, and 66 are hidden (tracks 16-22, 24-65 have no audio content).
  • Lucid Interval : An untitled hidden track begins at 12:28 of the last track. Track 16 is also untitled and hidden.
  • Xenosapien : Track 12 is an untitled hidden track.
• Gustavo Cerati:
  • Bocanada : A hidden untitled track begins at 2:22 of the track "Aquí y Ahora (Y Después)". However, the hidden track is not found on the vinyl edition.
  • Fuerza Natural : The song "#" (Numeral) is the hidden track on "He Visto a Lucy."
• Chalk FarM, Notwithstanding : features a hidden track ^[2]
• Kasey Chambers, Rattlin' Bones : The song "No Depression" is the hidden track on "Woe Is Mine."
• Chance the Rapper, Acid Rap : "Paranoia" is the hidden track on "Pusha Man."
• Tracy Chapman, New Beginning : "Save a Space for Me" (end of the album). Found at the 5:19 mark of "I'm Ready" on the CD.
• Chase Rice, Dirt Road Communion: "Kiss My Ass" can be found after about 40 seconds of silence after the end of the song, "Happy Hour(Worktape)."
• The Chemical Brothers, Surrender : Shortly after the last track, "Dream On," is an instrumental reprise of that same song.
• Cherry Ghost, Thirst for Romance : "The Same God" can be found 14 minutes after "Mathematics" has ended.
• Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Zoot Suit Riot : After a long period of silence from the last track, a Spanish version of "Zoot Suit Riot" plays.
• Children of Bodom:
  • Something Wild : The last track, "Touch Like Angel of Death," contains a short keyboard instrumental after several minutes of silence. This track is called the "Coda". The album also contains an eighth track, "Bruno the Pig", which is simply ten seconds of silence.
  • Hate Crew Deathroll : Final track "Hate Crew Deathroll" is only 3:36, but if the listener increases the volume for the remaining 3 minutes and 2 seconds at the end of the track, the band can be heard having a lively conversation in their native tongue of Finnish.
• Circa Survive, Juturna : "House of Leaves" begins at around 8:55 of "Meet Me in Montauk," after the period of silence following the end of the first part of the song, which ends at 1:56.
• Cirith Gorgor: Unveiling the Essence: Cover of Darkthrone's "In The Shadow of the Horns" on track 0. Running time of roughly 5:40.
• CIV, Set Your Goals : includes the hidden track "Blesse" ^[3]
• CKY, Volume 1 : "Rio Bravo Reprise" begins at 4:33 of "To All of You" and ends at 5:31. There follows a barely audible 32Hz rumble before "Halfway House" begins at 19:37.
• Gilby Clarke, Swag : The song "Don't Lynch The Blacks" is at the end of the album.
• Kelly Clarkson, My December : The hidden track "Chivas" plays one minute after the final track "Irvine" at the 5:18 mark.
• The Clash:
  • Clash on Broadway : hidden track on CD3 - "The Street Parade" (originally issued on Sandinista! )
  • London Calling : "Train in Vain (Stand by Me)" was originally unlisted. ^{[4] [5] [6]}
  • Sandinista! : Reprise of "The Guns of Brixton" at the end of side 4 (or, disc 2 track 6 on the CD)
• Clearlake, Cedars : A track of instrumental ambient music appears if you rewind from track 1.
• Clinic, Bubblegum : untitled instrumental hidden in pregap
• Cloud Cult, Advice from the Happy Hippopotamus : track number 25 is an unlisted song 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". The Japanese version of the album, however, contains all three bonus tracks.
• Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers: "Americano!" Contains two tracks, the first is silence and the second is the song "A Little Hungover You".
• Coal Chamber, Coal Chamber : An untitled track starts about two minutes of silence after the track "Pig".
• Jarvis Cocker, Jarvis : "Running The World" begins at 29:36 of the final track.
• CocoRosie, Tales of a Grass Widow : “Devil's Island” begins at 13:38 of “Poison”.
• Coheed and Cambria:
  • The Second Stage Turbine Blade : "IRO-Bot" at the end of the album
  • In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 : "21:13" at track 23
  • Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness : "Bron Yr" at the end of the album
• COIN, How Will You Know If You Never Try : "Nothing Matters" after 3:20 of the track "Lately II"
• Cold, Year of the Spider : "Gone Away" at 16:12 of the track "Kill The Music Industry"
• Cold Chisel, The Last Wave of Summer : After the title track is the hidden track called "Once around the Sun".
• Cold War Kids, Robbers and Cowards : "Sermon vs. the Gospel" begins at 7:20 of the final track.
• Coldplay:
  • Parachutes : "Life is for Living" begins at 5:39 of the final track "Everything's Not Lost". ^[7]
  • X&Y : "Til Kingdom Come" at the end of the album; this was hidden, but frequently mentioned in interviews with the band promoting X&Y.
  • Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends : "Reign of Love" begins at 3:58 of "Lovers in Japan"; "Chinese Sleep Chant" begins at 4:05 of "Yes" and "The Escapist" begins at 3:30 of "Death and All His Friends". ^[4]
  • Mylo Xyloto : There is a hidden track two minutes exactly into "UFO". The actual song "UFO" finishes at 1:55, but the hidden track begins at 2:00, and it is an atmospheric sound that suddenly stops after around 15 seconds, with a segue into "Princess of China".
  • Live 2012 : "Aiko" appeared in the track "Intermission 3", "Aiko" was an instrumental rework of "Major Minus", from the Mylo Xyloto album.
  • Ghost Stories : The track "O" begins with a hidden song, "Fly On." After more than two minutes of silence following "Fly On", the actual track "O" starts at the 6:18 mark. On the Target deluxe edition, the silence is cut short because there are bonus tracks at the end of the album, making "O" 5:23.
  • A Head Full of Dreams : "X Marks the Spot" begins at 3:25 of "Army of One".
• Collective Soul's song "She Said" was the hidden track on their fourth album Dosage , but was later released on their greatest hits collection, 7even Year Itch , as a self-contained track, rather than sharing a track with another song. ^[8]
• Edwyn Collins, Gorgeous George : "Moron", track 12 at end of album
• Phil Collins, Face Value : "Over The Rainbow" can be heard if you turn up the volume at 4:14 on the final track "Tomorrow Never Knows".
• Commix, Call To Mind: "Satellite Song" (Underground Resistance Remix) follows shortly after "Strictly".
• The Contortionist, Apparition : The final track "Predator" is 11:42 long, with the actual song lasting until 5:24, followed by silence until 10:06, where a guitar solo is played until the end.
• William Control The last song of Hate Culture , London Town features a recorded 911 call that starts playing a few minutes after it ends. The authenticity has been debated.
• Jesse Cook, Vertigo : Track 10, a cover of Sting's song "Fragile" featuring guest vocalist Holly Cole, is followed by an extended jam session that the album's liner notes calls "Wednesday Night at Etric's" (probably referring to former Alta Moda bassist Etric Lyons, who performs with Cook on this album).
• Cool for August, Grand World : "Spinning" at the end of the album
• Alice Cooper, Dirty Diamonds : A new song, likely called "The Sharpest Pain", appears after the final (bonus) track, "Stand".
• Copeland:
  • "Know Nothing Stays the Same": Track 73 is a remix of the band's cover of Billy Joel's "She's Always A Woman To Me".
  • "Dressed Up & In Line": After about 15 minutes of silence in the last track, an outtake of the band's cover of grunge band Soundgarden's single "Black Hole Sun".
• Imani Coppola, Chupacabra (album) : "My Day (At the Ocean)," roughly sixteen minutes after track 11 "La Da Da".
• The Coral, The Coral (2002): "Time Travel" starts two minutes after "Calendars & Clocks" ends.
• Cormega, The Realness : Fallen Soldiers (Remix) is followed by Killaz Theme featuring Havoc of Mobb Deep. The song was later put on Cormega's The Testament.
• Corrosion Of Conformity, Eye for an Eye : Cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Green Manalishi" is not listed on the back cover on first editions of the album.
• Chris Cornell, Scream : After a period of silence on the last track, "Watch Out," a blues song called "Two Drink Minimum" begins.
• Counting Crows:
  • Across a Wire: Live in New York City : Unlisted track "Chelsea" after a lengthy pregap
  • This Desert Life : "Kid Things" at the end of the album
  • Hard Candy : "Big Yellow Taxi" on the original release
• Wayne County & the Electric Chairs, Storm the Gates of Heaven: The album opens with an unlisted cover of the traditional folk tune "The Hearse Song," which is included on the same track as the title song.
• Course of Empire, Initiation : "Running Man" hidden in the pregap, and "The Gate / Tomorrow" after track 10 (it also sounds different when played in mono). ^{[3] [9] [10]}
• Graham Coxon, The Sky Is Too High : Between tracks 10 and 11 on the back cover is a song titled "(pause)," which has been scribbled out, making it unreadable to some. On the album, though, it does not appear, making it the opposite of a hidden track. A similar thing happened to a song called "DUI" on Green Day's album Shenanigans . However, there is a seven-second silent pregap between tracks 10 and 11, and this could have been the intended "(pause)".
• Cracker:
  • Gentleman's Blues : "Cinderella" at track 24. ^[11]
  • Kerosene Hat : "Eurotrash Girl" and "I Ride My Bike" are hidden tracks 6 and 88, respectively. ^{[12] [3]} Track 15 is a collection of noises called "Hi-Desert Biker Meth Lab". ^[3] Track 88 includes six minutes "about driving and biking" ^[3] , while track 99 is a mono version of "Kerosene Hat". ^{[3] [12] [13]}
• Cradle of Filth:
  • The Principle of Evil Made Flesh : Track 13 "Imperium Tenebrarum" – 0:49.
• The Cranberries, No Need to Argue : there are four minutes of silence at the end of the song "No Need to Argue".
• Crashdog, The Pursuit of Happiness: "Love Is Costly And Words Are Cheap" on track 13
• Crazy Town:
  • The Gift of Game : at track number 32, there is a man, who sounds like Matt Pinfield, raving about how good Crazy Town is.
  • Darkhorse : there are two hidden tracks: "You're the One," which is on track 23 after twenty-three seconds of silence, and "Them Days" at track 32.
• Crass, Penis Envy : There is an unlisted track at the end of the album on CD and vinyl, which is their flexi-disk release of "My Wedding" as attached to the Bride Magazine.
• Creed, Human Clay : The Australian release of the album had a bonus track called "Young Grow Old" and starts after fourteen additional seconds of silence at the end of the previous track "Inside Us All" to give the effect of a hidden track.
• Criteria, En Garde : rewind from track 1 into negative timing, features a song by Team Rigge.
• Crocodile Shop, Beneath: A remix of the song "Right Thru You" starts playing after approximately two minutes of silence following the final track "Driver Down".
• David Cross, It's Not Funny : Several minutes after the end of the last track is a brief section of Cross' standup show, evidently edited out of the rest of the performance, in which he recounts an encounter with Scott Stapp of Creed backstage on Celebrity Poker Showdown . On the vinyl edition, this track is only accessible (at the end of side one) by placing the needle at the end of the track. The needle will be carried backwards toward the outer circle of the record.
• Sheryl Crow, The Globe Sessions : "Subway Ride" is a hidden track that follows 38 seconds of silence following the last song "Crash and Burn" ^[14]
• Crowded House, Woodface : "I'm Still Here" following a long stretch of silence after the last song "How Will You Go" ^{[15] [3] [16]}
• The Crystal Method, Tweekend : "Name of the Game [Original Version]", following a long stretch of silence at the end of the last track, "Tough Guy"
• The Cure:
  • Greatest Hits : "The Caterpillar," "Pictures of You," and "Close to Me (Closest Mix)" all appear as Easter egg-style hidden tracks.
  • Three Imaginary Boys : "Untitled" a.k.a. "The Weedy Burton" is track 13, the last track on the album
• Curver, Haf: unnamed song after long silence at end of track "Í Fallinni Borg"
• Cypress Hill:
  • Cypress Hill (album) : There is a hidden reprise of "Stoned Is The Way of the Walk," a couple of seconds after "Born To Get Busy" fades out
  • III: Temples of Boom : An untitled instrumental song begins to play after "No Rest for the Wicked" ends.
  • Skull & Bones : A couple of seconds after "Stank Ass Hoe" fades out, a very short untitled instrumental song starts.

See also

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

References

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2. Yonke, David (1997-05-02). "Chalk Farm Makes Music Addressing Social Issues". The Blade. Toledo, Ohio. p. 23. Retrieved 2025-09-24– via Newspapers.com.
3. Maestri, Cathy (1995-09-24). "Variety of Bands including Mystery Tracks on New Recordings". The Times-Mail. Bedford, Indiana. p. 42. Retrieved 2025-09-24– via Newspapers.com.
4. McMahon, Kevin and Len Comaratta, Brian Josephs, and Katherine Flynn (July 8, 2014). "20 Best Hidden Tracks on Albums". Consequence. Accessed September 24, 2025.
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