Otter Limits

I was talking to a friend about this band’s new album earlier and that prompted me do a DOTM on them.

Metallica was a good band for a while. Their first few albums were pretty good but they hit a point where the music was just kind of, well, lame. In fact, their last few albums have been down right disappointing. And then that whole fight with Napster kind of made me lose respect for them too.

Kill Em All
Released in July 1983 by Megaforce Records.
Produced by Paul Curcio and Johny Zazula.
Band lineup:
James Hetfield – guitar, vocals; Lars Ulrich – drums; Cliff Burton – bass, background vocals; Kirk Hammett – guitar.
Tracks: 10
Highlights:
“Anesthesia Pulling Teeth” and “Am I Evil?”

Ride the Lightning
Released in July 1984 by Megaforce.
Produced by Metallica and Flemming Rasmussen.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 10
Highlights:
“Ride the Lightning” “For Whom the Bell Tolls” “Fade to Black” and “Creeping Death”

Master of Puppets
Released in March 1986 by Elektra.
Produced by Metallica and Flemming Rasmussen.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 8
Highlights:
“Battery” “Master of Puppets” “The Thing That Should Not Be” “Welcome Home Sanitarium” “Leper Messiah” and “Orion”

The $5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited
Released in August 1987 by Elektra.
Produced by Metallica.
Lineup changes:
Jason Newsted took over for Cliff Burton on bass.
Tracks: 5
Highlights:
“The Wait”

And Justice For All
Released in August 1988 by Elektra.
Produced by Metallica and Flemming Rasmussen.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 9
Highlights:
“Blackened” “One” and “The Shortest Straw”

Metallica
Released in August 1991 by Elektra.
Produced by Bob Rock, James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 12
Highlights:
“Enter Sandman” “The Unforgiven” and “Nothing Else Matters”

Load
Released in June 1996 by Elektra.
Produced by Bob Rock, James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 14
No highlights. I was not a big fan of this album.

ReLoad
Released in November 1997 by Elektra.
Produced by Bob Rock, James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 13
Highlights:
“The Unforgiven II”

St Anger
Released in June 2003 by Elektra.
Produced by Bob Rock and Metallia.
Lineup changes:
Jason Newsted left the band and produced Bob Rock played bass in the studio on this album.
Tracks: 11
No highlights. Not a big fan of this album either.

Death Magnetic
Released in September 2008 by Warner Brothers.
Produced by Rick Rubin.
Lineup changes:
After the recording of St Anger the band hired Robert Trujillo to play bass.
Tracks: 10
No highlights at this time. Have not had a chance to actually hear the album yet.

And it is with that statement that I would like to post a DOTM (for newcomers that is Discography Of The Moment) for Pink Floyd.

I actually did one back in February 2007 on this very blog but after looking at it again it is kind of a sad DOTM so I figured I would do another better one.

So here it is:

Piper At the Gates of Dawn
Released in August 1967 by Columbia/EMI.
Produced by Norman Smith.
Band lineup:
Syd Barrett – guitar, vocals; Nick Mason – drums; Roger Waters – bass, vocals; Richard Wright – keyboards, vocals.
Tracks: 11 (the U.S. released only had 9 tracks)
Singles:
“See Emily Play” and “Flaming”

A Saucerful of Secrets
Released in June 1968 by Columbia/EMI.
Produced by Norman Smith.
Lineup changes:
David Gilmour joined as lead guitarist and other vocals.
Tracks: 7
Singles:
“Let There Be More Light” and “Jugband Blues”

More
Soundtrack album released in July 1969 by Columbia/EMI.
Produced by Pink Floyd.
Lineup changes:
Syd Barrett was no longer in the permanent lineup at this point.
Tracks: 13
Singles:
“The Nile Song”

Ummagumma
Released in October 1969 by Harvest/EMI
Produced by Pink Floyd and Norman Smith.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 9
No singles.

Atom Heart Mother
Released in October 1970 by Harvest/EMI.
Produced by Pink Floyd and Norman Smith.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 5 (technically 12 because track #1 is broken into 6 parts while track #5 is broken down into 3 parts)

Meddle
Released in October 1971 by Harvest/EMI.
Produced by Pink Floyd.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 6
This album reached #3 on the UK Albums Chart and #70 on the Billboard Pop Albums Chart.

Obscured by Clouds
Released in June 1972 by Harvest/EMI.
Produced by Pink Floyd.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 10
Singles:
“Free Four” and “Burning Bridges”
This album reached #6 on the UK Albums Chart and #46 on the Billboard Pop Chart.

Dark Side of the Moon
Released in March 1973 by Harvest/Capitol/EMI.
Produced by Pink Floyd.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 10
Singles:
“Money” and “Us and Them”
This album reached #2 on the UK Album Chart, #1 on the Billboard Pop Albums chart and the song “Money” reached #`3 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart.
To date this album has sold over 15 million copies in the United States alone (over 3.8 million in the UK, over 2 million in Canda…)

Wish You Were Here
Released in September 1975 by Harvest/EMI/Capitol.
Produced by Pink Floyd.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 5 (unless you count track #1 as 5 songs because it is broken up into 5 parts and track # 5 as 4 songs because it is broken up into 4 parts, which would make it have 11 tracks)
Singles:
“Have A Cigar” and “Welcome to the Machine”
Other hightlights:
“Wish You Were Here” (my all-time favorite Floyd song)
Charts:
#1 on the UK album chart.
#1 on the Billboard Pop albums chart.

Animals
Released in January 1977 by Harvest/EMI/Capitol.
Produced by Pink Floyd.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 7
No singles.
Charts:
#2 on the UK album chart.
#3 on the Billboard Pop albums chart.

The Wall
Released in November 1979 by Harvest/EMI/Capitol.
Produced by Bob Ezrin, David Gilmour, James Guthrie and Roger Waters.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 26
Singles:
“Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2″ “Comfortably Numb” and “Run Like Hell”
Other highlights:
“Mother” “Hey You” “In the Flesh” “Young Lust” “Is There Anybody Out There”
Charts:
#3 UK album chart.
#1 Billboard 200
#1 UK Top 40 “Another Brick in the Wall Part 2″
#1 US Billboard Pop Singles “Another Brick in the Wall Part 2″

The Final Cut: A Requiem for the Post-War Dream
Released in March 1983 by Harvest/EMI.
Produced by Roger Waters, James Guthrie, and Michael Kamen.
Lineup changes:
Richard Wright left the band and Roger Waters took over the keyboard duties in addition to his lead vocals and bass.
Tracks: 12
Singles:
“Not Now John”
Charts:
#1 UK album chart.
#6 Billboard Pop Albums
This album is sometimes thought of to be a Roger Waters solo album. Guitarist David Gilmour only sings on one track (strangely, the only single from the album).
This also was the last album that Roger Waters appears on, having quit the band after this album.

A Momentary Lapse of Reason
Released in September 1987 by EMI/Columbia/Capitol.
Produced by Bob Ezrin and David Gilmour.
Lineup changes:
At this point the lineup was only David Gilmour – vocals, guitars, keyboards and Nick Mason – drums, percussion.
Tracks: 10
Singles:
“On the Turning Away” “Learning to Fly” “One Slip”
Charts:
#3 UK album chart
#3 Billboard 200
#70 Billboard Hot 100 “Learning to Fly”
#55 UK Singles chart “Learning to Fly”
This album has gone Quadruple Platinum in the United States (not surprising, this is a great album!)

The Division Bell
Released in March 1994 by EMI.
Produced by Bob Ezrin and David Gilmour.
Lineup changes:
Richard Wright returned to the band.
Tracks: 11
Singles:
“Take It Back” and “High Hopes:
Charts:
#1 UK albums chart
#1 US Billboard 200
#23 UK Singles chart “Take It Back”
#1 US Mainstream Rock Tracks “Keep Talking”
#26 UK Singles chart “High Hopes”
#7 US Mainstream Rock Tracks “High Hopes”

As you might have noticed. I did not include any live albums or compilation albums. There are plenty of those to choose from however.

No videos on this one, sorry. Maybe in another post perhaps.

I got the idea for doing a few Anthrax videos from Dave’s post Top 12 of 1992 where he surprisingly (to me anyway) put an Anthrax album on the list.

Here is the video for the song “Only” from Sound of White Noise, their first album with vocalist John Bush. I considered this their best album.

And here is a video for the song “Always Room For One More” also from Sound of White Noise:

For any Anthrax fans out there, here is a link to my DOTM for Anthrax.

I had never really thought about doing a discography of these guys. In fact, I only own one of their albums and don’t really listen to them much but I really should listen to more of their stuff. I got the idea of doing one of them because I have my iTunes on shuffle and it began playing the song “Hook” from the album Four

Current members of the band include:
John Popper – vocals, guitar, harmonica
Chan Kinchia – guitars
Tad Kinchia – bass
Brendan Hill – drums
Ben Wilson – keyboards

The only former member of the band is Bobby Sheehan, who was the founding bass player but unfortunately died in August 1999 of a drug overdose.

So here is the Discography:

Blues Traveler
Released in May 1990 by A&M.
Produced by Justin Niebank.
Tracks: 11
Guest performers:
Joan Osborne sings background vocals on several songs.

Travelers and Thieves
Released in September 1991 by A&M.
Produced by Jim Gaines and Blues Traveler.
Tracks: 12
Singles:
“All in the Groove” “Sweet Pain” “Mountain Cey“
Guest performers:
Gregg Allman – background vocals on “Mountain Cry”

Save His Soul
Released in April 1993 by A&M.
Produced by Dave Swanson and Blues Traveler.
Tracks: 14
Singles:
“Conquer Me” and “Defense and Desire”
Guest performers:
Paul Shaffer – keyboards

Four
Released in September 1994 by A&M.
Produced by Michael Barbiero and Steve Thompson.
Tracks: 12
Singles:
“Run Around” “Hook” and “The Mountains Win Again”
Guest performers:
Paul Shaffer – keyboards on “Stand”
Warren Hayes – steel guitar on “The Mountains Win Again”

Straight On till Morning
Released in July 1997 by A&M.
Produced by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero.
Tracks: 13
Singles:
“Carolina Blues” “Most Precarioius” “Canadian Rose”
Guest performers:
Warren Hayes – steel guitar

Decisions of the Sky
Released in October 2000 as a free digital EP by Blues Traveler Publishing. This album was released online only.
Produced by Brendan Hill.
Tracks: 4

Bridge
Released in May 2001 by Interscope.
Produced by Matt Wallace
Tracks: 12
Warren Hayes guests on steel guitar again.

Truth Be Told
Released in August 2003 by Sanctuary Records.
Produced by Don Gehman.
Tracks: 12

Bastardos!
Released in September 2005 by Vanguard Records.
Produced by Jay Bennett.
Tracks: 14
Singles:
“Amber Awaits”

Cover Yourself
Released in October 2007 by C3 Records.
Produced by Jim Eno.
Tracks: 11
This album consists of songs previously released by the band reworked with acoustic instruments.
Guest performers:
G. Love on “Just for Me” and Charlie Sexton on “Carolina Blues”

North Hollywood Shoutout
Released in August 2008 by Verve Records.
Produced by David Bianco.
Tracks: 10

Dave suggested I do a discography of these guys.

Sonic Youth is a “noise rock” band from New York City that formed in 1981.

Current members include:
Thurston Moore, Kim Gordon, Lee Ranaldo, Steve Shelley and Mark Ibold.

Former members include:
Anne DeMarinis, Richard Edson, Jim Sclavunos, Bob Bert, and Jim O’Rourke.

Sonic Youth
Released in March 1982 by Neutral Records.
Recorded at Radio City Music Hall, NYC.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 5

Confusion is Sex
Released in February 1983 by Neutral.
Recorded in the Chelsea area of NYC in the basement of Wharton Tiers.
Produced by Sonic Youth, Wharton Tiers and John Erskine.
Tracks: 9

Kill Yr Idols
Released in October 1983 by Zensor Records.
Produced by Sonic Youth and Wharton Tiers.
Tracks: 6

Sonic Death
Released in 1984 by Ecstatic Peace! Records.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 16

Bad Moon Rising
Released in March 1985 by Homestead Records.
Produced by Sonic Youth and Martin Bisi.
Tracks: 8

EVOL
Released in May 1986 by SST.
Produced by Sonic Youth and Martin Bisi.
Tracks: 9

Sister
Released in June 1987 by SST.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 10

Daydream Nation
Released in October 1988 by Enigma (later re-released in 1993 by DGC)
Produced by Nick Sansano and Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 12 (34 on the deluxe edition)
Singles:
“Teen Age Riot” and “Touch Me I’m Sick/Halloween”

Goo
Released in June 1990 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth, Nick Sansano and Ron Saint Germain.
Tracks: 11
Singles:
“Kool Thing” “Disappear” and “Dirty Boots”

Dirty
Released in July 1992 by DGC.
Produced by Butch Vig and Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 16
Singles:
“100%” “Youth Against Fascism” “Sugar Kane” and “Drunken Butterfly”

TV Shit
Released in 1993 by Ecstatic Peace!
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 4

Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star
Released in May 1994 by DGC.
Produced by Butch Vig and Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 14
Singles:
“Bull in the Heather”

Spreading Fields of Sonic Love
Released in April 1995 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 17

Washing Machine
Released in September 1995 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth and John Siket.
Tracks: 11
Singles:
“The Diamond Sea” and “Little Trouble Girl”

Made in USA
Released in February 1995 by Rhino.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 23

SYR1: Anagrama
Released in June 1997 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 4

SYR2: Slaapkamers Met Slagroom
Released in September 1997 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 3

SYR3: Invito Al Cielo
Released in February 1998 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 3

A Thousand Leaves
Released in May 1998 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth and Wharton Tiers.
Tracks: 11
Singles:
“Sunday”

Silver Session for Jason Kruth
Released in July 1998 by Sonic Knuth Records.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 8

SYR4: Goodbye 20th Century
Released in November 1999 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 13

NYC Ghosts and Flowers
Released in May 2000 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 8
Singles:
“Nevermind”

SYR5
Released in August 2000 by SYR.
Produced by Jim O’Rourke.
Tracks: 11

Murray Street
Released in June 2002 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 8

In the Fishtank 9
Released in July 2001 by In the Fishtank.
Produced by Dan Hartzman.
Tracks: 8
This is a compilation album featuring songs by Sonic Youth, Instant Composers Pool, and The Ex.

Sonic Nurse
Released in June 2004 by Geffen Records.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 10
Singles:
“Mariah Carey and the Arthur Doyle Hand Cream” and “Unmade Bed”

SYR6: Koncertas Stan Brakhage Prisiminimui
Released in December 2005 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 3

Rather Ripped
Released in June 2006 by Geffen.
Produced by Sonic Youth and John Agnello.
Tracks: 12 (15 if you count the bonus tracks)
Singles:
“Helen Lundeberg/Eyeliner” and “Incinerate”

The Destroyed Room: B-Sides and Rarities
Compilation album released in December 2006 by DGC.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 11 (13 on the double vinyl version)
Singles:
“Beautiful Plateau”

SYR7: J’Accuse Ted Hughes
Released in April 2008 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 2

Hits Are For Squares
Compilation album released in June 2008 by Starbucks Music.
Tracks: 16

SYR8: Andre Sider Af Sonic Youth
Released in July 2008 by SYR.
Produced by Sonic Youth.
Tracks: 1 (57 minutes 32 seconds long)

The Eternal
Released in June 2009 by Matador Records.
Produced by John Agnello.
Tracks: 12

And here is a video for the song “Bull in the Heather” (this video features Kathleen Hannah from Bikini Kill in it btw)

Eve 6 is a band that formed in 1995 in Southern California. They broke up in 2004 and reunited in 2007 (although they have not released any albums since the reunion).

Eleventeen
Released independently in 1996.
Band lineup:
Max Collins – vocals, bass; Jon Siebels – guitar, vocals; Nick Meyers – drums
Tracks: 7

Eve 6
Released in 1998 by RCA Records.
Produced by Don Gilmore.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 11
Singles:
“Inside Out” “Leech” “Showerhead” “Open Road Song” and “Tongue Tied”

Horrorscope
Released in 2000 by RCA.
Produced by Don Gilmore.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 13
Singles:
“Promise” “On the Roof Again” and “Here’s to the Night”

It’s All in Your Head
Released in 2003 by RCA.
Produced by Gregg Wattenberg.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 13
“Think Twice” and “At Least We’re Dreaming”

Here are some links where you can go and read about Eve 6:

Eve 6 Wiki article
Eve 6 Website
Eve 6 Facebook
Eve 6 MySpace

And here is a live video for the song “Here’s To The Night” from Horrorscope recorded in 2008:

And a video (sort of) for the song “Inside Out” from the self-titled album:

This is an update to the previous post of the same name. I figured instead of just updating the one I had already posted back in March 2008, I would re-post it with the new information instead.

The Columbus EEP Thee
Released independently in October 2002.
Tracks: 7
“It Always Depends” “To Whom It May Concern” “The Walls” “Shift” “When Broken Hearts Prevail” “The Weak’s End” “The Secret”

The Weaks End
Released in January 2004 by Tooth and Nail.
Produced by Ed Rose.
Tracks: 10
“Walls” “The Ponytail Parade” “Disguising Mistakes with Goodbyes” “By All Accounts” “Fractions” “The Note from Which a Chord is Built” “Bloodless” “Under Serious Attack” “As Your Voice Fades” “The Secret”

The Question (Pre-Sale Exclusive)
Limited run ep released in August 2005 by Tooth & Nails.
Tracks: 5
“Ponytail Parade (acoustic)” “Left With Alibis and Lying Eyes (acoustic)” “As Your Voice Fades (acoustic)” “Listening to Freddie Mercury (acoustic)” “Anne Marie”

The Question
Released in August 2005 by Tooth & Nail.
Produced by Brandon Ebel.
Tracks: 12 (*7 more on the Deluxe Edition)
“So Cold I Could See My Breath” “Playing With Fire” “Returning the Smile You Have Had From the Start” “Studying Politics” “Left With Alibis and Lying Eyes” “Listening to Freddie Mercury” “The Weakest” “Miss Behavin” “In Between 4th and 2nd Street” “The Terrible Secret” “In a Lose, Lose Situation” “In a Win, Win Situation”
*”Playing With Fire (acoustic)” “The Ponytail Parades (acoustic)” “Wall (acoustic)” “Fractions (acoustic)” “Studying Politics (acoustic)” “Death to Inconvenience (demo)” “Thoughtlife (demo)”

I’m Only A Man
Released in October 2007 by Tooth and Nail.
Produced by Ryan Boesch.
Tracks: 11 (*5 more on the deluxe edition)
“Rock N Rule” “The Party Song” “World Away” “After the Devil Beats His Wife” “Can’t Stop the Killer” “Story About a Man with a Bad Heart” “Don’t Bore Us, Get to the Chorus” “What Makes a Man a Man” “The Movie Song” “You Think You’re Nickel Slick” “From Crib to Coffin”
*”Don’t Bore Us Get to the Chorus (acoustic/live)” “Listening to Freddie Mercury (acoustic/live)” “The Ponytail Parades (acoustic/live)” “As Your Voice Fades (acoustic/live)” “What Makes a Man a Man (acoustic/live)”

While Broken Hearts Prevail
Released in October 2008 by Tooth and Nail.
Produced by Matt Carter.
Tracks: 7
“The Smile, The Face” “Edge of the World” “Say The Things You Want” “Ten Talents” “It Always Depends” “Thoughtlife” “Do the Things You Want”

In Shallow Seas We Sail
Released in June 2009 by Tooth and Nail.
Produced by Aaron Sprinkle and Matt Carter.
Tracks: 13
“Cutthroat Collapse” “Curbside Goodbye” “Inside Our Skin” “Churches and Serial Killers” “Butchers Mouth” “In shallow Seas We Sail” “The Poor and the Prevalent” “The Smile, The Face” “A Sin to Hold on To” “Piggy Bank Lies” “Edge of the World” “Dear Death Part 1″ “Dear Death Part 2″

I told Dave that I would do up a Discography of the Moment of these guys for him.  Here you go Dave!

I did a DOTM for this band back on a post in January 2007 but I feel that I did not do it properly so I am doing it again.

Nervous Breakdown
Released in October 1978 by SST.
Recorded in January 1978 at Media Art Studios.
Produced by David Tarling & Black Flag.
Lineup:
Keith Morris – vocals; Greg Ginn – guitar; Chuck Dukowski – bass; Brian Migdol – drums.
Tracks: 4
“Nervous Breakdown” “Fix Me” “I’ve Had It” “Wasted”

Jealous Again
Released in August 1980 by SST.
Recorded in November 1979 and April 1980 at Media Arts.
Produced by Spot & Black Flag.
Lineup changes:
Ron Reyes (Chavo) replaced Keith Morris on vocals and ROBO replaced Brian on drums.
Tracks: 5
“Jealous Again” “Revenge” “White Minority” “No Values” “You Bet We’ve Got Something Personal Against You”

Six Pack
Released in June 1981 by SST.
Recorded in April 1981 at Media Arts.
Produced by Geza X.
Lineup changes:
Dez Cadena replaced Ron Reyes.
Tracks: 3
“Six Pack” “I’ve Heard It Before” “American Waste”

Damaged
Released in December 1981 by SST.
Recorded in August 1981 at Unicorn Studios.
Produced by Black Flag & Spot.
Lineup changes:
Henry Rollins replaced Dez Cadena on vocals and Dez became a rhythm guitarist.
Tracks: 16
“Rise Above” “Spray Paint” “Six Pack” “What I See” “TV Party” “Thirsty and Miserable” “Police Story” “Gimme Gimme Gimme” “Depression” “Room 13″ “Damaged 2″ “No More” “Padded Cell” “Life of Pain” “Damaged” “Louie Louis”

TV Party
Released in July 1982 by SST.
Recorded in March 1982.
Produced by Black Flag and Ed Barton.
Lineup changes:
ROBO left the band and various drummers played on this one including Bill Stevenson and Emil.
Tracks: 3
“TV Party” “I’ve Got to Run” “My Rules”

Everything Went Black
Compilation album released in 1983 by SST.
Recorded from January 1978 to April 1981.
Tracks: 25
Consists of tracks recorded before Rollins became the vocalist.

The First Four Years
Compilation album released in 1983 by SST.
Recorded from January 1978 to April 1981.
Tracks: 16
Another album consisting of songs recorded before Rollins took over. It comprises of the EPs Nervous Breakdown, Jealous Again, and Six Pack, as well as the “Louie Louie” single, plus some bonus tracks.

My War
Released in March 1984 by SST.
Recorded in December 1983.
Produced by Greg Ginn, Spot and Bill Stevenson.
Lineup changes:
Dale Nixon replaced Chuck Dukowski on bass and Bill Stevenson took over on drums full time.
Tracks: 9
“My War” “Cant Decide” “Beat My Head Against the Wall” “I Love You” “Forever Time” “The Swinging Man” “Nothing Left Inside” “Three Nights” “Scream”

Family Man
Released in September 1984 by SST.
Recorded in December 1983 and June 1984.
Produced by Harvey Kubernik, Henry Rollins and Spot.
Lineup changes:
Kira Roessler replaced Dale Nixon on bass.
Tracks: 11
“Family Man” “Salt on a Slug” “Hollywood Diary” “Let Your Fingers Do the Walking” “Shed Reading” “No Deposit, No Return” “Armageddon Man” “Long Lost Dog of It” “I Wont Stick Any of You Unless and Until I Can Stick All of You” “Account for What?” “The Pups are Doggin It”
The first 6 tracks are spoken-word tracks by Henry.
The last 4 tracks are entirely instrumental.
Only on the track “Armageddon Man” does the entire band play.

Slip It In
Released in December 1984 by SST.
Recorded in June 1984.
Produced by Greg Ginn, Spot and Bill Stevenson.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 8
“Slip It In” “Black Coffee” “Wound Up” “Rat’s Eyes” “Obliteration” “The Bars” “My Ghetto” “You’re Not Evil”

Live ‘84
Live album released in December 1984 by SST.
Recorded August 26, 1984 in San Francisco.
Produced by Greg Ginn.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 19

Loose Nut
Released in May 1985 by SST.
Recorded in March 1985.
Produced by Bill Stevenson, Greg Ginn, and David Tarling.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 9
“Loose Nut” “Bastard in Love” “Annihilate this Week” “Best One Yet” “Modern Man” “This is Good” “I’m the One” “Sinking” “Now She’s Black”

The Process of Weeding Out
Released in September 1985 by SST.
Recorded in March 1985.
Produced by Greg Ginn, Bill Stevenson and David Tarling.
Tracks: 4
“Your Last Affront” “Screw the Law” “The Process of Weeding Out” “Southern Rise”
This album consists entirely of instrumental tracks.

In My Head
Released in October 1985 by SST.
Recorded in October 1984, January 1985 and March 1985.
Produced by Greg Ginn, Bill Stevenson and David Tarling.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 9
“Paralyzed” “The Crazy Girl” “Black Love” “White Hot” “In My Head” “Drinking and Driving” “Retired at 21″ “Society’s Tease” “It’s All Up To You”

Who’s Got the 10 1/2?
Live album released in March 1986 by SST.
Recorded on August 23, 1985 in Portland, Oregon.
Produced by Greg Ginn.
Lineup changes:
Anthony Martinez replaced Bill Stevenson at this concert.
Tracks: 15

Minuteflag
Jam collaboration between members of Black Flag and the Minutemen released in 1986 by SST.
Recorded in May 1985.
Produced by Greg Ginn.
Lineup: D Boon – vocals, guitar; Greg Ginn – guitar; George Hurley – bongos; Kira Roessler – bass; Henry Rollins – backing vocals; Bill Stevenson – drums; Mike Watt – bass
Tracks: 4
“Fetch the Water” “Power Failure” “Friends” “Candy Rush”

Annihilate This Week
Live album released in 1987 by SST.
Recorded on August 23, 1985 and June 27, 1986.
Produced by Greg Ginn.
Lineup:
Henry Rollins – vocals; Greg Ginn – guitar; Kira Roessler – bass on tracks 2 and 3; C’el Revuelta – bass on track 1; Anthony Martinez – drums
Tracks: 3
“Annihilate This Week” “Best One Yet” “Sinking”

Rollins Band
Released in 1987 by Texas Hotel.
Produced by Ian MacKaye.
Band lineup:
Henry Rollins – vocals; Chris Haskett – guitar; Andrew Weiss – bass; Sim Cain – drums.
Tracks: 12

Do It
Released in 1987 by Texas Hotel. (Re-released in 2007 by 2.13.61)
Produced by Ian MacKaye.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 3 (The reissue included 15 tracks, the 3 original songs as well as 12 live tracks).

Hard Volume
Released in 1989 by Texas Hotel.
Produced by Theo Van Rock.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 8

Turned On
Live album released in 1990.

The End of Silence
Released in 1992 by Imago.
Produced by Andy Wallace.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 10

Weight
Released in April 1994 by Imago.
Produced by Theo Van Rock.
Lineup changes:
Andrew Weiss left and was replaced by Melvin Gibbs.
Tracks: 12

Come In and Burn
Released in March 1997 by Dreamworks.
Produced by Steve Thompson.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 14

Get Some Go Again
Released in February 2000 by Dreamworks.
Produced by Henry Rollins.
Lineup changes:
Sim Cain was replaced by Jason Mackenroth; Chris Haskett was replaced by Jim Wilson; Melvin Gibbs was replaced by Marcus Blake.

Nice
Released in August 2001 by Santuary Records.
Produced by Henry Rollins.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 14

A Nicer Shade of Red
Released in 2001 by 2.13.61 Records.
Produced by Henry Rollins.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 13

Rise Above
Released in October 2002 by Sanctuary.
Produced by Henry Rollins.
Tracks: 24
This album contains covers of Black Flag songs with various vocalists singing on them.

BONUS!!! DOTM FOR HENRY ROLLINS SPOKEN WORD MATERIAL!

Short Walk on a Long Pier
Released in 1988 by Lone Wolf Records.
Recorded between 1985 and 1988.
Tracks: 18

Big Ugly Mount
Released in 1987 by Quarterstick Records.
Tracks: 11

Live at McCabes
Released in 1990 by Quarterstick.
Tracks: 4

Human Butt
Released in 1992 by Quarterstick.
Tracks: 7

The Boxed Life
Released in 1993 by Imago.
Tracks: 29

Get in the Van
Released in 1994 by Quarterstick.
This spoken word album is a memoir of Henry’s time with the band Black Flag.

Everything
Released in 1996 by Thirsty Ear.
Tracks: 10
This album features Henry’s spoken word along with accompaniment by jazz musicians Charles Gayle and Rashied Ali.

Black Coffee Blues
Released in 1997 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 10
This album features Henry narrating his book of the same title with Chris Haskett playing an acoustic guitar.

Think Tank
Released in 1998 by Dreamworks.
Tracks: 13

Eric the Pilot
Released in 1999 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 6

A Rollins in the Wry
Released in February 2001 by Quarterstick.
Tracks: 13

Live at the Westbeth Theater
Released in 2001 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 17

Talk is Cheap Vol 1
Released in Janurary 2003 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 12

Talk is Cheap Vol 2
Released in 2003 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 7

Nights Behind the Tree Line
Released in April 2004 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 16

Talk is Cheap Vol 3
Released in 2004 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 6

Talk is Cheap Vol 4
Released in 2004 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 11

Provoked
Released in 2008 by 2.13.61
Tracks: 11