Propagandhi discography explained
| Artist: | Propagandhi |
| Studio: | 7 |
| Live: | 2 |
| Compilation: | 1 |
| Music Videos: | 1 |
| Ep: | 3 |
| Option: | 3 |
| Option Name: | Split albums |
The discography of Canadian punk rock band Propagandhi, consists of seven studio albums, three extended plays, four splits, two live albums, three demo tapes, one compilation album and a handful of tracks released on various other compilations.
Studio albums
Extended plays
Splits
| Year | Information |
|---|
| align=center width="44" | 1995 | I'd Rather Be Flag-Burning- Released: 1995
- Labels: Recess Records, G7 Welcoming Committee Records
- Formats: 10" vinyl, CD
- Other artist: I Spy
|
| align=center width="44" | 1995 | Propagandhi/F.Y.P.- Released: 1995
- Label: Recess Records
- Formats: 7" vinyl
- Other artist: F.Y.P.
|
| align=center width="44" | 1995 | Systematic Destruction- Released: 1995
- Label: Bad Food For Thought Records
- Formats: 7" vinyl
- Other artists: I Spy, Malefaction, Silence Equals
|
| align=center width="44" | 2010 | Sacrifice/Propagandhi- Released: 2010
- Label: War On Music
- Formats: 7" vinyl
- Other artists: Sacrifice
| |
Live
| Year | Information |
|---|
| align=center width="44" | 1995 | Yep.- Released: 1995
- Labels: Applecore Records
- Formats: Cassette
|
| align=center width="44" | 2007 | Live from Occupied Territory- Released: 2007
- Label: G7 Welcoming Committee Records
- Formats: CD, DVD
| |
Demo tapes
| Year | Information |
|---|
| align=center width="44" | 1990 | We Don't Get Paid, We Don't Get Laid, and Boy Are We Lazy
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| align=center width="44" | 1991 | Fuck the Scene- Released: 1991
- Label: Independent
- Formats: Cassette
|
| align=center width="44" | 1992 | Martial Law with a Cherry on Top- Released: 1992
- Label: Independent
- Formats: Cassette
| |
Other appearances
- "Portage La Prairie" from Play at Your Own Risk, Volume 2 (Recess Records, 1994)—credited to Propagandhi but actually just fellow Winnipeg musician (who would later go on to collaborate with then Propagandhi bassist John K. Samson in The Weakerthans) John Sutton singing over a synthesized beat.
- "Nation States" from Survival of the Fattest (Fat Wreck Chords, 1996), a different version of the track found on Less Talk, More Rock
- "The Only Good Fascist is a Dead Fascist (Dallas Hansen Dance Mix)" from Better Read Than Dead (AK Press/Epitaph Records, 1994), the same track from Less Talk, More Rock but with an answering machine message critical of the band played before and after the song
- "Hard Times", a Cro-Mags cover from Return of the Read Menace (AK Press, G7 Welcoming Committee Records, 1998), the first studio-recorded track to feature bassist Todd Kowalski.
- "War is Peace, Slavery is Freedom, May All Your Interventions Be Humanitarian" from Live Fat, Die Young (Fat Wreck Chords, 2001)—an updated version of the song "Fine Day" (available on Where Quantity Is Job #1) with completely new lyrics.
References
- Web site: Propagandhi Chart History (Canadian Albums). https://web.archive.org/web/20180507083851/https://www.billboard.com/music/propagandhi/chart-history/canadian-albums. dead. May 7, 2018. Billboard. October 10, 2017.
- Web site: australian-charts.com – Discography Propagandhi. Hung Medien. October 11, 2017.
- Web site: Propagandhi Chart History (Billboard 200). Billboard. October 7, 2017.
