Shipwreck Radio Volume Two
A second double CD, again issued on ICR. The release is subtitled "Eight Enigmatic Episodes from Utvær". It was released in November 2005.
Disc One
- - June 12 – 14:52
- - June 9 – 15:28
- - July 4 – 15:02
- - July 21 – 15:33
Disc Two
- - July 18 – 16:29
- - June 6 – 15:35
- - July 28 – 15:03
- - June 19 – 14:35
The first 250 copies came with a third disc entitled Gulls Just Wanna Have Fun, consisting of 12 untitled tracks. 4 of these are approximately 15 minutes long, 2 being preceded by the "Welcome to Utvær" jingle. As they have not been given the dated titles found on the other releases, it is unclear if these are additional broadcasts or outtakes and rejects from the sessions.
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