Yoon Do Hyun Band - Discography & Hit Songs

Discography & Hit Songs

  • Vol.1 In Front of the Post Office of Autumn (가을 우체국 앞에서) (1994).

Title track : In Front of the Post Office of Autumn (가을 우체국 앞에서) Hits: Tarzan,Love Two, In Front of the Post Office of Autumn

  • Vol.2 Don't Cover it Up (가리지좀 마) (1997).

Title track : Don't Cover it Up (가리지좀 마) Hits: A Dreaming Girl, To Live on this Land, A Long Journey

  • Vol.3 Alienation (蘇外(소외)) (1998).

Title track: Someday (먼 훗날) Hits: A Yearning for 7 Years, Little by Little, Someday

  • Vol.4 To sing again Korean rock (4집 - 한국 Rock 다시 부르기) (1999).

Title track: Spin Spin Spin (돌고 돌고 돌고) Hits: Sending You Away, Wake Up, That Is My World

  • YB Live Vol. 1 Yoon Do Hyun Band
  • Vol.5 An urbanite (2001).

Title track : Peppermint Candy (박하사탕) Hits: Come to Me, Peppermint Candy, Mirror

  • YB Live Vol. 2 Live is Life
  • YB Live Vol. II Live is Life (Limited Edition)
  • Vol.6 stream (2003).

Title Track : I Will Fall In Love (사랑할거야) Hits: Flower Petals, Peppermint Candy 2, I Will Forget, I Will Fall in Love

  • stream - Special Edition Album
  • Single - Nation Anthem (애국가)
  • Single - 2006 World-Cup Cheer Song
  • Single - Han Ban Do O.S.T - 1178
  • Vol.7 Why Be (2006).

Title Track: Today (오늘은) Hits: I'm a butterfly, Today

  • YB Live Vol. 3: After 10 Years (2007)
  • Digital Single - Tell Me
  • Vol.8 Coexistence (共存 (공존)) (2009).

Title Track: Still You (아직도 널) Hits: No Regrets, Still You, Talk To Me

  • Harmony (Present for Flying Penguin) (2009)

Title Track: 너라면 좋겠어 (I'd Like it if it was you) Hits: 너라면 좋겠어 (I'd Like it if it was you)

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