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Songs section[edit]
I'm not directly involved with this discography, but thought I should raise this issue regardless. The entire 'Songs' section should really be excised. As WP:DISCOGSTYLE notes, you're trying to provide a "discography not a songography". If nobody objects, I'll remove it entirely. Seegoon (talk) 18:40, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
- Well, nobody said anything, so I've moved it here. I think further discussion is necessary before it's considered for reinstatement. Although it looks like it's all been deleted, the template's just a little borked. All the wikicode is in there, alive and well.
Removed song section
Songs[edit]
Originals[edit]
| Year | Title | Available on | Notes |
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| 1995 | "Summer" |
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Demo on mail order compilation cassette Candy Bars & Cheap Guitars, released by Glasgow-based label, Kaw. Rerecorded and released as a double A-side single with "Ithica 27ϕ9" and included on Ten Rapid. Later included on Vi é Brann - Bergens Stolthet! and A Campingflight to Lowlands Paradise 1998 compilations. |
| 1996 | "Tuner" |
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Rerecorded for Ten Rapid. Original version included on Rock Action Presents: Vol. 1 compilation. |
| "Lower" |
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| "Angels vs Aliens" |
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Split 7" single with Dweeb. Rerecorded for Ten Rapid | |
| "A-70" |
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Mail order compilation from NME. "A-70" recorded during a sound check at Aberystwyth University in Wales on 23 May 1996. The wrong take appears on the CD. | |
| "A Place for Parks" |
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Compilation for Camden Crawl in London. Included on Ten Rapid | |
| "I Am Not Batman" |
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Compilation for Ten Day Weekend in Glasgow. Included on Ten Rapid | |
| "Ithica 27ø9" |
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Double A-side single with "Summer". Included on Ten Rapid | |
| 1997 | "Stereo Donut" |
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Compilation LP released on Enraptured. |
| "New Paths to Helicon, Pt. 1" |
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Included on Ten Rapid. Live version recorded at Rothesay Pavilion, Isle of Bute on 14 April 2001 included on the Japanese, Australian, and New Zealand versions of the "My Father My King" single, the UK/European Tour EP, and June 2003 Rock Sound: Music with Attitude compilation. A Steve Lamacq BBC Radio 1 session of "Helicon 1" recorded at Maida Vale in March 1999 appears on June 2000 Select magazine compilation, The Deep End, as well as Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "New Paths to Helicon, Pt. 2" |
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Included on Ten Rapid. The song was also featured on the Scottish Association for Mental Health's 2004 compilation album, One-In-Four. John Peel BBC Radio Session recorded at Maida Vale in 20 January 1998 was included on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "End" |
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| "Superheroes of BMX" |
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Included on EP+6. Also appears on the 1998 compilation Musique Facile Pour Gens Difficiles, Vol. 1. A John Peel Radio 1 Session recorded at the Golders Green Hippodrome, London on 22 December 1996 appears on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "Now You're Taken" |
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Features singing by guest vocalist Aidan Moffat. Included on EP+6. | |
| "Stereodee" |
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Included on EP+6. A live version recorded at The 13th Note, Glasgow, Scotland on 13 February 1997 appears on Club Beatroot - Part Four. | |
| "Yes! I Am a Long Way from Home" |
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| "Like Herod" |
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Included on Chemikal Underground's 2003 Out of Our Heads on Skelp sampler. A Steve Lamacq BBC Radio Session recorded at Maida Vale in March 1999 appears on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996-2003. A live version recorded at Unit in Tokyo, Japan on 25 January 2006 is included on the Travel is Dangerous EP. | |
| "Katrien" |
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| "Radar Maker" | |||
| "Tracy" |
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Included on The Trip soundtrack. | |
| "Summer (Priority Version)" |
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| "With Portfolio" | |||
| "R U Still in 2 It" |
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Features singing by guest vocalist Aidan Moffat. A John Peel BBC Radio Session recorded at the Golders Green Hippodrome, 22 December 1996 appears on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996-2003. | |
| "A Cheery Wave from Stranded Youngsters" |
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Included on Select's 1998 compilation Hot!. | |
| "Mogwai Fear Satan" | |||
| 1998 | "Guardians of Space" |
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The wrong master tapes were used on the 1998 US mispress of 4 Satin. |
| "Ex-Cowboy" |
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Recorded live at the London Astoria on 22 January 1998, and released on an NME compilation. Later recorded for Come On Die Young | |
| "Xmas Steps" |
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Included on 2006 This American Life: Stories of Hope & Fear compilation. A rerecorded version appears on Come On Die Young as "Christmas Steps", also included on Matador's Everything is Nice compilation. | |
| "Rollerball" |
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| "Small Children in the Background" |
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Included on a 1999 NME compilation. | |
| "Helps Both Ways" |
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Replaced on the No Education = No Future (Fuck the Curfew) promo with "Small Children in the Background" due to legal troubles, later rerecorded and included on Come On Die Young. Original version included on Chemikal Underground's 2000 5th Birthday Party compilation. | |
| "I Can't Remember" |
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Second in a series of Four EPs celebrating the music of famous UK cities. | |
| "I Don't Know What to Say" |
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Appears on NME compilation. | |
| 1999 | "Punk Rock" |
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| "Cody" |
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Included on NME compilation. John Peel BBC Radio Session recorded at Maida Vale in 20 January 1998 was included on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "Year 2000 Non-Compliant Cardia" |
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Included on 2006 CHEM087 compilation. | |
| "Kappa" |
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John Peel BBC Radio Session recorded at Maida Vale in 20 January 1998 was included on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "Waltz for Aidan" |
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| "May Nothing But Happiness Come Through Your Door" |
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Included on a 1999 Uncut compilation. | |
| "Oh! How the Dogs Stack Up" |
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| "Chocky" | |||
| "Punk Rock/Puff Daddy/Antichrist" | |||
| "Nick Drake" |
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Included on Xfm compilation. | |
| "Hugh Dallas" |
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| "Stanley Kubrick" |
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Later included on EP+6. Also included on Chemikal Underground's 2000 5th Birthday Party compilation. | |
| "Christmas Song" | Later included on EP+6. Also included on the 2000 Seriously Scottish : Music from Contemporary Scotland, Vol. 2, Chemikal Underground's 2003 Out of Our Heads on Skelp sampler. | ||
| "Burn Girl Prom Queen" |
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| "Rage:Man" | |||
| 2001 | "Untitled" |
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| "Quiet Stereo Dee" | |||
| "Sine Wave" |
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| "Take Me Somewhere Nice" |
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Included on a 2001 compilation by The Big Issue. | |
| "O I Sleep" |
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| "Dial: Revenge" |
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Features singing by guest vocalist Gruff Rhys. Included on a 2001 NME compilation. | |
| "You Don't Know Jesus" |
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Live version recorded at Rothesay Pavilion, Isle of Bute on 14 April 2001 included on the Japanese, Australian, and New Zealand versions of the "My Father My King" single, and the UK/European Tour EP. | |
| "Robot Chant" |
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| "2 Rights Make 1 Wrong" | |||
| "Secret Pint" |
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Steve Lamacq BBC Radio session recorded at Maida Vale on 10 April 2001 was included on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "Close Encounters" |
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Included on Japanese editions of Rock Action and the UK/European Tour EP. | |
| "D to E" |
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Extended version included as a bonus track on Rock Action, entitled "Untitled". Also included on UK/European Tour EP | |
| "Drum Machine" |
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| "My Father My King" |
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| 2003 | "Hunted by a Freak" |
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A John Peel BBC Radio session recorded at Maida Vale on 21 May 2003 was included on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. |
| "Moses? I Amn't" |
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| "Kids Will Be Skeletons" | |||
| "Killing All the Flies" | |||
| "Boring Machines Disturbs Sleep" | |||
| "Ratts of the Capital" | |||
| "Golden Porsche" | |||
| "I Know You Are But What Am I?" | |||
| "Stop Coming to My House" |
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A John Peel BBC Radio Session recorded at Maida Vale on 21 May 2003 was included on Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003. | |
| "Sad DC" |
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Included on Japanese editions of Happy Songs for Happy People. | |
| "Star Wars" |
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Appears on Rock Action compilation. | |
| 2006 | "Friend of the Night" |
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| "Fresh Crown" |
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| "1% of Monster" | |||
| "Auto Rock" |
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| "Glasgow Mega-Snake" |
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| "Acid Food" | |||
| "Travel is Dangerous" |
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| "Team Handed" |
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| "Emergency Trap" | |||
| "Folk Death 95" | |||
| "I Chose Horses" | Features singing by guest vocalist Tetsuya Fukagawa. | ||
| "We're No Here" |
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Included on the 2006 Miami Vice soundtrack. A live version recorded at Unit in Tokyo, Japan on 25 January 2006 is included on the Travel is Dangerous EP. | |
| "Black Spider" |
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Appears on the Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait promo. | |
| "Half Time" | |||
| "Terrific Speech 2" |
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| "Wake Up and Go Berserk" | |||
| "Terrific Speech" | |||
| "7:25" | |||
| "I Do Have Weapons" | |||
| "Time and a Half" | |||
| "It Would Have Happened Anyway" | |||
| "Black Spider 2" | |||
| 2008 | "Dracula Family" |
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Appears on a compilation by Rock Action. |
| "Young Face Gone Wrong" |
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Previously unreleased track included on the 2008 reissue of Mogwai Young Team. | |
| "I'm Jim Morrison, I'm Dead" |
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| "Batcat" | |||
| "Danphe and the Brain" | |||
| "Local Authority" | |||
| "The Sun Smells Too Loud" | |||
| "Kings Meadow" | |||
| "I Love You, I'm Going to Blow Up Your School" | |||
| "Scotland's Shame" | |||
| "Thank You Space Expert" | |||
| "The Precipice" | |||
| "Dracula Family" |
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| "Stupid Prick Gets Chased by the Police and Loses His Slut Girlfriend" | |||
| "Devil Rides" |
Cover versions[edit]
| Year | Title | Original artist | Available on | Notes |
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| 1998 | "Honey" | Spacemen 3 |
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Included on a compilation of Spaceman 3 covers. |
| "Sweet Leaf" | Black Sabbath |
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| 2001 | "Arundel" | Papa M |
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| 2007 | "Gouge Away" | Pixies |
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Included on a compilation of Pixies covers. |
Seegoon (talk) 00:29, 20 July 2011 (UTC)
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