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Deftones – 2005 – B-Sides & Rarities
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Deftones
Title: B-Sides & Rarities
Label: Maverick
Released: Oct 4, 2005
Packaging: Digipack
Pack-in DVD DVD Included
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Savory
#Wax and Wane
#Change (In the House of Flies) (Acoustic)
#Simple Man
#Sinatra
#No Ordinary Love
#Teenager (Idiot Version)
#Crenshaw Punch / I’ll Throw Rocks At You
#Black Moon
#If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
#Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
#Digital Bath (Acoustic)
#Chauffeur
#Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away) (Acoustic)
Review:
Released in 2005, this was a holdover of sorts until the new album (Saturday Night Wrist) was released. Having said that, and I know this echoes what practically every Deftones fan said when this was released, this could have been waaaaaaay better than what it is. If you�re going to release a compilation called B-Sides and Rarities, why not put them all on there’ Left off was, among other things, �To Have And To Hold� (Duran Duran), �Teething� (Crow II Sountrack), �Can�t Even Breathe� (Escape From LA Soundtrack), Lovers (self-titled b-side), and maybe some of the more famous demos floating around on the net. Or the scrapped My Own Summer remix that was slated for the Matrix soundtrack’ Also, the DVD has all the videos, but only a quick smattering of the tons of live clips and interviews they�ve amassed over the years. Where�s the White Pony mini-film’ Argh.
Anyway, for what is on this disc, it�s pretty good. A previously unreleased track with B-Real called �Black Moon�, Savory, Wax and Wane, and a couple of acoustic versions and remixes make for a good, but not great collection. The DVD is nice in that all the videos are represented, with Engine No. 9 and Root being live clip compilations. All in all, it�s okay, but it could have been so much better.
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