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Daniel Johnston discographyJohnston in 2010
Studio albums 18 EPs 3 Live albums 5 Compilation albums 5 Tribute albums 7 Home recorded 11
This is a list of the discography of Daniel Johnston , who lived in Austin, Texas .
Before the production of 'Yip/Jump Music ' in 1983, Johnston had no way to copy his albums, and so each copy would be an entirely unique recording. The standardised copies of these albums were released when Stress Records purchased Johnston's back catalog in 1986.
Side projects and collaborations [ edit ]
Danny and the Nightmares [ edit ]
Daniel Johnston and the Rhythm Rats [ edit ]
Speeding Motorcycle single (1990)
Hyperjinx Tricycle (Important Records, 2000)
"Long Lost Love" single (2002)
Alien Mind Control 3" CD (Important Records, 2003)
"Rin Tin Soldier" (Eternal Yip Eye Music, 2003)
Fear Yourself (Coppertree Records UK, Ltd Ed 180g vinyl, 2008)
spoken word performance on the track "Love is a fascist invention" on the Alpine Those Myriads album "yr royal jetlag gospel" (Osito Records, 2003)
with Kraig Mc Govern and on a live track recorded in Dublin July 2008
with the Swell Season on January 31, 2009, Austin City Limits (previously recorded on September 28, 2008) to perform the song "Life in Vain"
Compilations and tribute albums [ edit ]
The Lost Recordings (Stress Records, recorded 1983, released 1992) cassette
The Lost Recordings II (Stress Records, recorded 1983, released 1992) cassette
A Texas Trip - contributed two songs (Caroline Records, 1987)
Please Don't Feed The Ego (Eternal Yip Eye Music, 1994)
Dead Dog's Eyeball: Songs of Daniel Johnston , by Kathy McCarty (1994)
My So-Called Life - contributed "Come See Me Tonight" (1995)
Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks - contributed "Unpack Your Adjectives" (1996)
The Early Recordings of Daniel Johnston Volume 1 (Dualtone, 2003) - Reissue of Songs of Pain and More Songs of Pain
The Sun Shines Down On Me by Gerry Nobody (2003)
The Late Great Daniel Johnston: Discovered Covered (Gammon Records, 2004) - Tribute album along with disc of original versions plus one new song
White Magic: From The Cassette Archives 1979–1989 (Eternal Yip Eye Music, 2004)
I Killed the Monster: 21 Artists Performing the Songs of Daniel Johnston (2006) - Tribute album featuring contributions from Sufjan Stevens , Mike Watt , Jad Fair and Kimya Dawson
Apskaft Tribute To Daniel Johnston (The Sound Of Apskaft, 2011) [1]
50minutes (EXERCISE1 Recordings, 2006)
Welcome To My World (Eternal Yip Eye Music, 2006)
My Yoke Is Heavy: The Songs of Daniel Johnston by Adrian Crowley and James Yorkston (Chemikal Underground, 2013)
Albums EPs Songs Live albums Tribute albums Films Related