Non-LP songs: The name of the release on which the song appears is indicated in brackets next to the song title.
Unreleased songs are noted.
Original artists of covers are noted in parentheses.

Summer of 1986 or 1987 Thump demo	Unknown	Unknown

five (?) instrumental songs [unreleased] Notes: Chris believes that this demo was probably recorded in the summer of 1986, although he isn't certain of the year. A former member of Magnolia Thunderpussy (Jon Liu's pre-Rise band) has provided the information that this "Thump" demo is composed of five or so instrumentals; thus, these recordings presumably predate Jon Liu's involvement with the band.

20 Oct. 1988 Rise demo	Recorded at 20-20 Recording - Santa Monica, CA.	Recorded and engineered by Harris Doku.

Body [unreleased] Rust [unreleased] Shield Your Eyes [unreleased] Cold [unreleased] Torture [unreleased] For Whoever [unreleased] Egg [unreleased] Notes: Jon Liu sings lead vocals on all songs except Shield Your Eyes (Blake) and For Whoever (Chris). Shield Your Eyes appears on the Worlds in Shreds Vol. 2 compilation with a different vocal take, but the version with the original vocal remains unreleased. Torture is an early version of Caroline with a totally different vocal part (lyrics and melody have nothing in common with the February 3, 1989 recording).

Nov. 1988	Recorded at 20-20 Recording - Santa Monica, CA.	Recorded and engineered by Harris Doku.

Shield Your Eyes [The World's In Shreds: Volume Two 7" compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD] Notes: Blake recorded a new vocal take for Shield Your Eyes, and the October 20, 1988 recording of the song was remixed with the new vocals.

03 Feb. 1989 Demo #1	Recorded at The Studio - Santa Monica, CA.	Produced by Jawbreaker. Engineered by Vinny Fazzari and Joel Badie.

Equalized [Busy 7", Etc. 2xLP/CD] Down [unreleased] Rich [unreleased] Split [original mix: unreleased] [remix: Jawbreaker/Samiam split 7" (No Idea fanzine #10), Etc. 2x/LP] World of Shit [unreleased] Caroline [original mix: unreleased] [remix: Brouhaha 7" compilation, Etc. 2xLP] Better Half [original mix: unreleased] [remix: Jawbreaker/Crimpshrine split 7", Etc. 2xLP/CD] If I Could [unreleased] Good 45 [unreleased] Notes: Demo #1 was distributed on homemade cassette tapes with photocopied inserts, but it was never officially pressed and released; hence, recordings from this session which appeared only on Demo #1 are still labeled "unreleased." The official songlist for Demo #1 was Equalized, Down, Rich, Split, World of Shit, Caroline, and Better Half. As such, If I Could and Good 45 may be considered Demo #1 "outtakes." Equalized and World of Shit are excised from later "incarnations" (as Adam puts it) of the demo distributed by the band. Caroline, Split, and Better Half were remixed on 8 Feb. 1991 by Vinny Fazzari and Adam Pfahler, and mastered by John Golden at K-Disc. In Caroline, the backing vocals are toned down. In Split, the vocals in the instrumental break contain more reverb, as do the words "I don't know" and "I don't care" in the verses; most notably, harmonies sung by Chris in verse are mostly removed. In Better Half, Chris's "come and gone"s sound much lower in volume and the song doesn't fade out. While Rich and the original mix of Caroline are officially unreleased, they appear on a bootleg 7" entitled Old Glory.

May 1989 Whack & Blite E.P.	Recorded and mixed at Radio Tokyo - Venice, California. Mastered at K-Disc - Hollywood, CA.	Produced and engineered by Michael James and Jawbreaker. Mastered by John Golden.

Lawn Crane Eye-5

June 1989 Busy 7"	Recorded at Radio Tokyo - Venice, California.	Produced by Jawbreaker. Recorded and engineered by Michael James.

Busy [original mix: Busy 7"] [remix: Unfun LP/CD] Note: Busy was remixed in January or February 1990 for inclusion on the Unfun LP/CD. The remix sounds more polished and includes additional reverb on the drums, lower bass presence, and increased guitar presence.

03 and 04 August 1989 Demo #2	Recorded at Radio Tokyo - Venice, California. Mastered at K-Disc - Hollywood, CA.	Produced by Jawbreaker. Engineered by Michael James. Mastered by John Golden.

Driven [unreleased] Imaginary War [unreleased] Gutless [Make the Collector Nerd Sweat 10" compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD] Want [unreleased] Fantastic Planet [Very Small World 2xLP & Four Two Pudding CD compilations, Etc. 2xLP] Better Off [unreleased] With Or Without U2 (U2/Misfits/Vapors) [Jawbreaker/Jawbox split 7", Etc. 2xLP/CD] Notes: Recorded live to 2-track. Better Off is excised from most copies of the demo. Gutless was labeled with its original title Swallow on the demotape, but later released as Gutless.

January and February 1990 Unfun LP/CD	Recorded and mixed at Radio Tokyo - Venice, California. Mastered at K-Disc - Hollywood, CA.	Produced and engineered by Richard Andrews and Jawbreaker. Mastered by John Golden.

Want Seethruskin Fine Day Incomplete Imaginary War Softcore Driven Wound Down Gutless Drone Rich [Hardcore Breakout USA LP/CD compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD]

October 1991 Bivouac LP/CD and Chesterfield King 12"	Recorded at Razor's Edge - San Francisco, CA. Mastered at Fantasy Studios - Berkeley, CA.	Produced Jawbreaker, Billy Anderson, Mike Morasky, and Jonathan Burnside. Engineered by Billy Anderson. Mastered by George Horn.

Shield Your Eyes Big Sleep Donatello P.S. New York Is Burning Like a Secret Chesterfield King Parabola Bivouac [short mix: Bivouac LP] [long mix: Bivouac CD] Tour Song Face Down You Don't Know... (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts) Pack It Up (Pretenders) Peel It the Fuck Down [Etc. 2xLP/CD] Ache [unreleased] Notes: There are two mixes of the song Bivouac, but they differ only in length; the vinyl version ends shortly after Blake's "Bivouac!" while the CD version continues and ends up being roughly ten minutes total. Peel It the Fuck Down was mixed on 7 Jul. 1999 by Tim Green and Adam Pfahler. Billy Anderson thinks that there was probably an alternate version of Parabola, but isn't sure whether it was an alternate mix or a totally different take.

22 Feb. 1992	Recorded at Razor's Edge - San Francisco, CA.	Produced by Jawbreaker. Engineered by Billy Anderson.

Pretty Persuasion (R.E.M.) [Surprise Your Pig: A Tribute to R.E.M. LP/CD compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD] Note: Lance from J Church does backing vocals in Pretty Persuasion.

August 1992	Recorded at Razor's Edge - San Francisco, CA. Mastered at K-Disc - Hollywood, CA.	Produced by Jawbreaker. Engineered by Billy Anderson. Mastered by John Golden.

Kiss the Bottle [17 Reasons: The Mission District 3x7" & Music For the Proletariat CD compilations, Etc. 2xLP/CD]

May 1993 (over three days) 24 Hour Revenge Therapy LP	Recorded in Chicago, IL. Mastered at K-Disc - Hollywood, CA.	Recorded by Steve Albini. Engineered by Fluss. Mastered by John Golden.

Indictment Outpatient Ashtray Monument Ache Do You Still Hate Me? West Bay Invitational Jinx Removing In Sadding Around Friends Back East [Etc. 2xLP/CD] First Step [Etc. 2xLP/CD] The Boat Dreams From the Hill [unreleased] Boxcar [unreleased] Note: Boxcar and The Boat Dreams From the Hill are the only unreleased outtakes from this session. The band rerecorded both songs in August of 1993; they decided after touring that the Albini recording of Boxcar was a little too slow, while the pre-chorus breaks in The Boat Dreams From the Hill sounded awkward.

August 1993 (in one day) 24 Hour Revenge Therapy LP	Recorded in San Francisco. Mastered at K-Disc - Hollywood, CA.	Engineered by Billy Anderson. Mastered by John Golden.

The Boat Dreams From The Hill Boxcar Condition Oakland

16 Dec. 1993	Recorded at Smooth Papa's - Berkeley, CA. Mixed 21 Dec. 1993 at Dancing Dog - Emeryville, CA.	Produced by Kevin Army and Jawbreaker. Engineered by Kevin Army.

Housesitter [Smitten LP/CD compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD] Sea Foam Green [Punk USA LP/CD compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD]

1994	Unknown	Unknown

Million [unreleased] Jet Black [unreleased] Notes: Million: A 4-track demo version of the song performed solo by Blake. According to Blake, it's "about half the speed of the album version, really just the verse parts and chorus." Jet Black: A 4-track demo of the song performed solo by Blake.

July 19, 1994	Recorded at Jimmy Boyle's house	Unknown

I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both [For Callum 2xCD compilation] Note: A mono, 16-track demo version of the song. It features alternate lyrics and is identical to live versions from 1994.

February and March 1995 Dear You LP	Recorded at Fantasy Studios - Berkeley, CA. Mixed April and May 1995 at Conway Studios - Hollywood, CA.	Produced by Rob Cavallo and Jawbreaker. Engineered by Neill King. Mixed by Jerry Finn. Mastered by Bob Ludwig.

Save Your Generation I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both Fireman ["intro edit" (shortened radio mix): Back to School sampler CD] [album mix: Fireman 7" & CD, Dear You LP/CD] Accident Prone [shortened radio mix: Accident Prone promo CD] [album mix: Dear You LP/CD] Chemistry Oyster Million Lurker II: Dark Son Of Night Jet Black Bad Scene, Everyone's Fault Sluttering (May 4th) Basilica Unlisted Track Sister [Jabberjaw: Pure Sweet Hell LP/CD compilation, Etc. 2xLP/CD, Dear You 2xLP/CD (2004 Blackball reissue)] Into You Like a Train (Psychedelic Furs) [Fireman 7" & CD, Etc. 2xLP/CD, Dear You 2xLP/CD (2004 Blackball reissue)] Friendly Fire [Etc. 2xLP/CD, Dear You 2xLP/CD (2004 Blackball reissue)] Boxcar [Etc. 2xLP/CD, Dear You 2xLP/CD (2004 Blackball reissue)] Shirt [Dear You 2xLP/CD (2004 Blackball reissue)] Notes: The promo-only Accident Prone CD has an edit of the song for radio airplay that runs only 3:51. The introduction is considerably shorter, and the entire instrumental break at the end of the song is cut out; the second chorus is replaced with the third chorus so that the song ends properly. On the Back to School Geffen/DGC sampler compilation CD, the "intro edit" of Fireman runs only 3:43; the instrumental intro is cut, and the song starts with the arpeggiated chords. Shirt was mixed by J. Robbins in the summer of 2003, and mastered by John Golden; it went unmixed for years because Blake thought it should have been recorded in a different key.