Bonus/unreleased/non-album Kaki tracks

From the concerts thread, I realized I didn't know a lot of bonus tracks and non-album material.

Here are some that I know of:
Brazilian (from ...Until We Felt Red, only on iTunes)
I Need A Girl Who Knows A Map (from, Dreaming of Revenge, only on iTunes)
Tunnel (demo that did not make it onto ...Until We Felt Red)
Zeitgeist (B-Side to a vinyl single "Pull Me Out Alive" released by Ameoba Records)
The Government (hidden track from Everybody Loves You)
L Train, 1st Ave: Low (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Kewpie Station (Version 2) (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Steamed Juicy Little Duck (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Close Your Eyes And You'll Burst Into Flames (Live) (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Bari Improv (from the August Rush soundtrack)
Ritual Dance (from the August Rush soundtrack)

What did I miss?

tunnel didn't make it onto ...until we felt red.

Thanks, I fixed it. Do you know any other demos I haven't listed? I have now expanded this topic to include all tracks not on the basic versions of the four albums. I'll keep the first post updated.

uhm.."nails" is a hidden track on LTMUL....but it was only cuz she was only allowed 11 tracks. lol. damn Sony

This may not be what you're looking for, but there were two really amazing tracks Kaki played in 05/06 that didn't make it onto Until We Felt Red... I think they're both available on archive.org. They sound a lot like jams, but they were played in multiple shows. I really like them, but have only been able to track down one of them again (Kaki originally put them up on her myspace)

You are missing Ballad of the Beaconsfield miners that she did with the Foo Fighters, i realy like the song, and its funny how you can tell from the start what kaki is playing and what grohl is playing from the sound of the fingers sliding on the strings

Want Stone wrote:From the concerts thread, I realized I didn't know a lot of bonus tracks and non-album material.

Here are some that I know of:
Brazilian (from ...Until We Felt Red, only on iTunes)
I Need A Girl Who Knows A Map (from, Dreaming of Revenge, only on iTunes)
Tunnel (demo that did not make it onto ...Until We Felt Red)
Zeitgeist (B-Side to a vinyl single "Pull Me Out Alive" released by Ameoba Records)
The Government (hidden track from Everybody Loves You)
L Train, 1st Ave: Low (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Kewpie Station (Version 2) (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Steamed Juicy Little Duck (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Close Your Eyes And You'll Burst Into Flames (Live) (bonus track from Everybody Loves You)
Bari Improv (from the August Rush soundtrack)
Ritual Dance (from the August Rush soundtrack)

What did I miss?

Could somebody upload this songs somewhere?
it drives me crazy they dont sell Kaki's Songs anywhere here in Mexico!
not even iTunes

i'll upload the ones that i have. the bonus tracks from everybody loves you are only available as enhanced material on the u.s. release and i cant seem to extract the audio from it. as for the european versions, the tracks are part of the c.d.

ill upload brazilian and i need a girl who knows a map when i get a chance really soon today. ill upload tunnel, even though its a mess of a piece, its worth having. the government is part of 'fortuna', if you dont have that track ill put it up too.

i do have Fortuna, it's awesome, but i dont have I need a girl who knows a map nor Brazilian(but i've heard it on youtube)

whats the bonus track called at the end of Fortuna?
or is that just called "fortuna"?
cause i love playing that song, and its so fun.

i think its called "the government" named after a band she used to be in

I recently went through a LOT of trouble obtaining all four of Kaki's albums in .flac format. FLAC stands for Free Lossless Audio Codec, and .flac versions are, as far as I know, about the most gorgeous quality audio files one can find. Unfortunately, you can't play them in standard media players like iTunes or Winamp on Windows, and for Macs you'll need to download an AppleScript called Fluke if you want to play them in iTunes. There are players like VLC media player (which is what I use) that will play .flac files just as they are. But listening to them is like hearing Kaki play all of her songs literally in the room with you. They're very large files, but infinitely worth the trouble of finding them, I think...

If anyone wants any or all of them, just let me know your email address or email me about it at the_quickness[at]hotmail[dot]com

If you have the actual CDs then you can rip it in WAV format for WMP. Just change the options under the rip tab. That makes your music lossless as well. The bit rate comes out to 1411.2KBPS It takes awhile to rip the cd like that sense you are DL all the data from the CD. this method isn't recommended if you output the audio to another machine through standard cables. I remember I did this method and put the songs on my zune and it worked fine but then I connected my Zune to my xbox to let everyone else hear and the audio kept skipping. I believe it's cause a USB cable isn't fast enough to allow the music to stream seamlessly.

Kaki's cover of Close to Me by the Cure -- http://www.sendspace.com/file/os6tjj