The phrase "a strange track" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an unusual or unexpected path, route, or course of action, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "As we hiked through the forest, we stumbled upon a strange track that led us deeper into the woods."
Alternatives: "an unusual path" or "a peculiar route."
Such a strange track but totally amazing.
HEATHER HUNTER Track: "69" Movie: The Look 2000 Style: House Style: Porno Producer: DJ Muggs Studio: Players Video A strange track from Cypress Hill's DJ Muggs, who seems to be branching out into bad house.
I'm really into ambient at the moment, so that's the first ten minutes, then there's a strange track which goes into grit-beat-house/jungle and comes out again into ambient.
Here's another: the imprint's most recent release sees Nervous Horizon men Wallwork and TSVI team up with London MC Nico Lindsay for a blisteringly strange track that stumbles somewhere between the more abstract end of the grime spectrum and the clanking minimalism of the kind of club music you hear coming out of the Classical Trax collective.
Four years ago, a strange little track emerged, seemingly from nowhere – a hypnotic, spacious rendition of "Wayfaring Stranger", an American folk song with gospel undertones, sung by a British singer called Jamie Woon.
But then that is the strange track record of this administration.
One day, a cameraman of Miller's, having seen their strange tracks, showed up to film them.
It is strange, tracking down Hendrix's inner circle in London.
There were plenty of accounts – from European climbers as well as local people and Sherpa guides – of strange noises, strange tracks, and even strange sightings on the mountains.
I was 40 when I traveled to Vietnam for the first time and began a strange quest to track down ghosts, to meet veterans from both sides.
A poll last week by the Pew Research Center tracked a strange spike in the number of Americans who believe, despite all evidence to the contrary, that Obama is a Muslim.
