Hidden songs/unlisted tracks (like Zion's "Thrillseeker")

Songs hidden before the first track are called "pregap" (some refer to it as Track 0). You can fins software for some computer OSs that will rip the pregap straight to a WAV file. There is a list on Wikipedia of some albums known to have pregap tracks (Undercover is not on the list). Some Christian bands on there, mostly alternative, ska, pop, etc. The only Christian one on this list I have heard is the one from Johnny Q. Public - it was a pretty cool cover of "Father Abraham."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_albums_with_tracks_hidden_in_the_pregap

I believe it is Exact Audio Copy that can rip pregap tracks on Windows:

http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

MikeInFla wrote:One of the GX Project albums has a bonus track, I think it's Raze Some Hell but it really isn't much of a song more like a teaser for things to come?

I vaguely remember that, I will have to go back and check that one out

/< wrote:Bride had an infamous hidden track at the end of their 1988 release, Live to Die.  It sounded like a mix between Yoko Ono singing and lambs being slaughtered.  It scared the mess out of me the first time I heard it.

I don't remember that at all..lol...
I will have to check the Retroactive reissue and see if they carried it over