Wesley Willis - Partial Discography

Partial Discography

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  • 1993 Radiohead
  • 1994 Double Door
  • 1994 Machine Gun Kelly
  • 1994 Mr. Magoo Goes to Jail
  • 1994 Prisonshake
  • 1994 Rev Norb
  • 1994 Rev Norb #2
  • 1995 Atomic Records
  • 1995 Delilah's
  • 1995 Drag Disharmony Hellride
  • 1995 Fireman Rick
  • 1995 Policeman Steve Harvey
  • 1995 Greatest Hits (great album)
  • 1995 Jason Rau
  • 1995 Rock Power
  • 1995 Tammy Smith
  • 1995 Dr. Wax
  • 1995 Wesley Willis (Fuse Records)
  • 1995 Daren Hacker (Wesley Willis Records)
  • 1995 Wesley Willis (Alternative Tentacles)
  • 1996 Spookydisharmoniousconflicthellride (with the Wesley Willis Fiasco) (Urban Legends Records)
  • 1996 Mr. Magoo Goes to Jail Vol. 1
  • 1996 Mr. Magoo Goes to Jail Vol. 2
  • 1996 Mr. Magoo Goes to Jail Vol. 3
  • 1996 New York New York
  • 1996 Fabian Road Warrior (American Recordings)
  • 1996 Feel the Power (American Recordings)
  • 1996 Rock 'n' Roll Will Never Die (Oglio Records)
  • 1996 Black Light Diner
  • 1997 Metal Clink Punishment Jail
  • 1997 QUT Music Grads Rock Out Man
  • 1998 Rock 'N' Roll Jackflash
  • 1998 SMD Promotions
  • 1999 Dead End Street
  • 1999 Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (Alternative Tentacles)
  • 1999 Silver Fish Sea World
  • 2000 Guitar Rock of Ages
  • 2000 Shake Your Piggy Bank (Coldfront Records)
  • 2000 Joe Hunter (Wesley Willis Records)
  • 2000 Joe Hunter #2
  • 2000 Never Kill an Ape (Wesley Willis Records)
  • 2000 Rush Hour (Alternative Tentacles)
  • 2001 ASCAP
  • 2001 Fool's Gold
  • 2001 Torture Demon Hellride
  • 2001 Full Heavy Metal Jacket
  • 2001 Live EP (with the Wesley Willis Fiasco) (Cornerstone R.A.S.)
  • 2001 North Carolina Highway Patrol (Wesley Willis Records)
  • 2003 Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (Alternative Tentacles)
  • 2003 Big Black Ball Sack (Wesley Willis Records)

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