Release History
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| Year | No. | Artist | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1992 | S2157944 | Various | Flashback! New Wave Classics |
| 1994 | S2117513 | Various | Richard Blades Flashback Favorites Vol. 4 |
| 1994 | OGL81565 | Bikini Wax | Killer Pussy |
| OGL81565 | Various | The Obscurity File | |
| OGL81566 | Freur | Doot-Doot | |
| OGL81567 | King | Steps in Time | |
| OGL81568 | Various | Richard Blade's Flashback Favorites Vol. 5 | |
| OGL81569 | Various | Richard Blade's Flashback Favorites Vol. 6 | |
| 1995 | OGL81572 | Various | Punk University Vol. 2 |
| OGL81573 | Various | Straight Outta Cleveland | |
| 1994 | OGL81574 | Various | Flashback Cafe Vol. 1 |
| 1995 | OGL81575 | Various | Flashback Cafe Vol. 2 |
| OGL81576 | Red Rockers | "Good as Gold/Schizophrenic Circus" | |
| OGL81577 | Wire Train | In A Chamber / Between Two Words | |
| 1995 | OGL81581 | 20/20 | "20/20 / Look Out!" |
| 1995 | OGL81583 | Various | Hit That Perfect Beat! Vol. 1 |
| OGL81584 | Various | Hit That Perfect Beat! Vol. 2 | |
| OGL81585 | Various (Pat Benatar, The Pretenders, David Bowie and Bing Crosby, The Ramones, The Pogues, etc.) | The Edge of Christmas | |
| 1995 | OGL89100 | 20/20 | 4 Day Tornado |
| 1995 | OGL85001 | David Bowie and Bing Crosby | "Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy" |
| 1996 | OGL81586 | Wesley Willis | Rock 'N' Roll Will Never Die |
| 1997 | OGL81588 | Men Without Hats | Rhythm of Youth / Folk of the 80s (Part III) |
| 1998 | OGL81594 | Peter Godwin | Images of Heaven: the Best of Peter Godwin |
| 1997 | OGL81595 | Barnes and Barnes | Spazchow |
| 1997 | OGL89103 | Various (Motorhead, Sublime, etc.) | Tromeo and Juliet soundtrack |
| OGL89105 | Unknown | Sex-O-Rama | |
| 1998 | OGL8502 | Peter Godwin and Sasha | Rendezvous |
| 1998 | OGL89107 | Various | Psycho Sisters soundtrack |
| OGL89108 | Unknown | Sex-O-Rama 2 | |
| OGL89109 | Sparks | Plagiarism | |
| 1998 | OGL85003 | Sparks | No. 1 in Heaven |
| 1998 | OGL81600 | Sparks | Terminal Jive |
| OGL81601 | Sparks | Whomp That Sucker | |
| OGL81602 | Sparks | Angst in My Pants | |
| OGL81603 | Sparks | In Outer Space | |
| OGL81604 | Sparks | Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat | |
| 1999 | OGL81605 | Sparks | 12" Mixes |
| 2001 | OGL84001 | Sparks | Live in London |
| 2000 | OGL81606 | Barnes and Barnes | Yeah: The Essential Barnes and Barnes |
| 2005 | OGL81611 | Shonen Knife | 712 |
| 2000 | OGL82008 | Margo Guryan | Take a Picture |
| 2000 | OGL89119 | Sparks | Balls |
| OGL89121 | Richard Cheese | Lounge Against the Machine | |
| 2001 | OGL82012 | Brian Wilson | Live at the Roxy Theatre |
| OGL82013 | Margo Guryan | 25 Demos | |
| 2001 | OGL89124 | George Lopez | Right Now Right Now |
| 2002 | OGL89128 | Jaymz Bee and the Deep Lounge Coalition | Sub Urban |
| OGL89129 | Dan Castellaneta | I Am Not Homer | |
| 2002 | OGL82014 | Anna Waronker | Anna |
| OGL82015 | Cyndi Lauper | Shine | |
| OGL82016 | Redd Kross | Neurotica | |
| 2003 | OGL82019 | Cyndi Lauper | Shine (Remixes) |
| OGL82024 | Boo Yaa Tribe | West Koasta Nostra | |
| OGL82025 | Red Peters | I Laughed, I Cried, I Fudged my Undies | |
| OGL82026 | Red Peters | Ol' Blue Balls is Back | |
| 2004 | OGL82029 | The Muffs | Really Really Happy |
| 2005 | OGL82030 | The Plimsouls | One Night in America - Live! |
| 2006 | OGL89138 | Jean-Jacques Perrey and Dana Countryman | The Happy Electropop Music Machine! |
| 2007 | OGL82032 | Naked Eyes | Fumbling With The Covers |
| 2008 | OGL89145 | Nerf Herder | Nerf Herder IV |
| 2008 | OGL82035 | BigBang | From Acid to Zen |
| 2009 | OGL82037 | Bigband | Edendale |
| 2010 | OGL82040 | Rob Schneider | Registered Offender |
| 1998 | Jackie Martling | Hot Dogs + Donuts |
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