Keep Listening: 20 of Hip-Hop’s Best Hidden Tracks

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Lauryn Hill
“Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You”
The Miseductaion of Lauryn Hill (1998)

Though this track was not listed on the CD, it became one of this classic album’s biggest hits.

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  • swype-matic

    If people would actually play albums all the way through instead of ripping four songs from the album to their ipod, they’d already know and enjoy most of these tracks.

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  • hiphophead

    “best hidden tracks” is another way of saying “xxl staff’s favourite non-mainstream tracks” fuck that

    • Gunny

      Actually some of the tracks are really “hidden tracks” like act fore which is not on the regular track listing

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    Damn XXL…..what about the Onyx track “Overshine” which came on about a minute after “The Worst” ft. WuTang??? Damn….

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  • E.J.

    That Lauryn Hill track was a hit but only after it was remixed. There was a better bonus track (“Tell Him” or whatever the title was) that should have been released.