Easter Eggs in Music [Cracked.com Article]

Cracked.com has always been great for epiphanies that make you question people, life, and that white triangle in pizza boxes. This one's more of a mind-trip than usual. Enjoy.

10 Mind-Blowing Easter Eggs Hidden in Famous Albums

Waiting for the End - Linkin Park

This is probably the best song Linkin Park has made. It's fucking good music.

Something New - Airborne Toxic Event

Trevor Hall - The Lime Tree

B.O.B - Not Lost Ft. T.I.

Gotta love Bobby.



To my friend who will probably fall into a stress-induced depression at the thought of aural perfection being bludgeoned beyond recognition by some hooligan out of Decatur - Here's the original to calm your nerves:

Rick Ross - Nasty Ft. Masspike Miles

Remember when Rick Ross and Dj Khaled were joined at the hip? Irrelevant, just thought i'd ask. Whether you like the two of them or not, they still have an ear for radio and club-friendly beats. This is one of them. Go ahead, turn the volume up. Break out the 2-step, nobody's watching.

U.N.K.L.E - Burn My Shadow

The movie Repo Men has a surprisingly eclectic soundtrack for a movie set in a dark and not-too-distant future. One of the driving tracks on the album comes courtesy of U.N.K.L.E, a duo with a penchant for making music that makes you wish everything was in slow motion.



I suggest listening to the entire soundtrack, but for some reason the version of Moloko's Sing It Back on the album isn't the one used in the movie. So, here you go:

Invisible by Fischerspooner

Mod Sun - Feelin' Alright

Head over to Mod Sun's Bandcamp Site to hear more from the torchbearer of "Hippy Hop"

Professor Green - "Just Be Good To Green" & "Goodnight"

For a more sensitive look at the UK phenom, here's Goodnight:

Cee Lo Green - Bodies

Tinchy Stryder- Game Over Ft. Giggs, Professor Green, Tinie Tempah, Devlin, Example & Chipmunk

Hands down, the best collection of UK talent since the Spice Girls.

Black Eyed Peas - Play It Loud

From Black Eyed Peas' album "The Beginning", Play It Loud is a docile and reflective finish to an album filled with club-bangers and anthems.