What song is a 10/10, but hardly known?

JackTC

I'm going with A Bell Will Ring by Oasis. It was actually written by the bands rhythm guitarist Gem Archer. Not many Oasis fans know this one and I think it's one of their best songs.

kingtiger

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ue-4aZhpp0

refusetolose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EHJ8cOludU

Shakey_jake

Amazing Tune!

What’s Uh The Deal.

NIMAN

Loved this from the 1st time I heard it, many years ago.

JackTC

NIMAN wrote: »

Loved this from the 1st time I heard it, many years ago.

Good song but it's not really unknown ( it has 153 million views )

I'm talking about great songs that flew under the radar.

Ki ki

I don't know how to post videos
This is The Roots "You Got Me", featuring Erykay Badu

https://youtu.be/MJCHeEQV454

One of my favourites ever

NIMAN

JackTC wrote: »

Good song but it's not really unknown ( it has 153 million views )

I'm talking about great songs that flew under the radar.

I can guarantee if I asked most of the people I know who like music, do you know "One Headlight" by The Wallflowers, they would say no.

I'd guess most of those views are in the US, where it was a big hit.
Don't think it, or the band, are well known this side of the Atlantic.

Tribeshift

Anything by Jellyfish basically!

"The Ghost At Number One" would be a perfect example. Genius lyrics, incredible arrangement and wonderful performances by everyone involved.

thebronze14

Lights Out for Darker Skies - British Sea Power

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flqZQGZDFt4

sydthebeat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n14lwdpYkAA

O'Neill

I see sheep

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NewbridgeIR

O'Neill wrote: »

Great song from a brilliant album.
Kazuko Hohki on the backing vocals was in The Frank Chickens who supported The Smiths in the SFX, May 1984

O'Neill

UrbanSprawl

Waternotsoda

https://youtu.be/T9IXodtjRgs

But i cant find any details about it.

gtcarlos

The End of the Ocean - We Always Think There Is Going To Be More Time

bilbot79

Sweet Surrender - Tim Buckley

NewbridgeIR

Judee Sill - The Kiss

Great performance on The Old Grey Whistle Test. Beyond brilliant; I envy anyone watching this for the first time. Ironically Judee was married to a Bob Harris.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0feFedDW_iQ

mehico

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLDJv_Djt8Q

Deserves more than 16k views in 9 years surely?

Man Vs ManUre

() number 8 by sigur ros. It’s a classic, the closing song to their live gigs when they were at their peak and the stage visuals on the closed curtain together with the music would put you into a trance.

Maxxx17

https://boards.ie/discussion/2058183965/what-song-is-a-10-10-but-hardly-known

I agree. Amazing song!

dartboardio

The Del Fuegos - I still Want you.

con747

Paul Kossoff, The Band Plays on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa8rOwRiGAM

2ndcoming

Can barely use the site as it is and these untitled Youtube embeds aren't helping matters...

Unknown 10/10s are rare as hen's teeth, i'll go with this -

Daniel Avery - Lone Swordsman

https://youtu.be/SyaBgJnoZtw

Lamar Davis

Daniel Avery - Lone Swordsman, only recently came across him on youtube some nice tracks.

trashcan

Scot Millar Said by Stephen Ryan. An utterly fantastic song.

Slightly more well known, but probably not that familiar to the general public - Mayor of Simpleton by XTC. As good a pop song as you’ll ever hear. Also Easter Theatre by XTC.

oh, and virtually anything by the mighty Trashcan Sinatra’s, but special mention to Obscurity Knocks and Weightlifting.

poisonated

”hold your head up” by Macklemore.

Strumms

Trahscans Got Carried Away is one I’d pick...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hLu6IlAtQZ8

and My Morning Jacket... I Will Be There When You die..

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r2LO0tclPPU

Saw MMJ do this in the Troxy in London as part of the campfire trails festival... about 6,000 people in absolute stunned reverential silence....