The Living End

	Tabloid Magazine
	Tabloid Magazine
	No Reaction (Demo)
	All Torn Down (Live)
	What Would You Do (Aco)
	Who's Gonna Save Us? (Aco)

2003– EMI Music (Aust/NZ)

Track 1: Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Mark Trombino
Recorded at Ocean Studios, Burbank CA. Assistant Engineers: Jason Cupp and Dean Nelson
Mixed at Extasy South, Hollywood CA. Assistant Engineer: Justin Smith
Mastered by Brian Gardiner at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood CA

Track 2(Demo): Recorded by Neil Gray (assisted by Dean Fisher)
at True Form Recording, Spotswood VIC
Mixed By Paul (Woody) Annison at 001 Productions, Collingwood VIC

Track 3(Live): Recorded by Cameron McCauley And Chris Thompson
at The Livid Festival, Sydney NSW
Mixed By Greg Wales at The Volt, Sydney NSW

Tracks 4 and 5 (Acoustic): Recorded and Mixed by Matt Dower
at Triple M, Melbourne VIC

Tracks 2, 3, 4 and 5 Mastered by Don Bartley at 301 Studios, Sydney NSW

All songs written by Chris Cheney
Except Track 4 written by Scott Owen

NOTES: Generally thought of as an anti-magazine song, though Chris is addicted to reading Tabloid Magazines! The cover for the single has been taken from the video, which much like Pictures in the Mirror, saw the band heavily involved in the creative direction.

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	Who's Gonna Save Us?
	Who's Gonna Save Us?
	No Return (Demo)
	The Avenue (Demo)
	Just Too Bad (Demo)

2003– EMI Music (Aust/NZ)

Track 1: Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Mark Trombino
Recorded at Ocean Studios, Burbank CA. Assistant Engineers: Jason Cupp and Dean Nelson
Mixed at Extasy South, Hollywood CA. Assistant Engineer: Justin Smith
Mastered by Brian Gardiner at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood CA

Tracks 2-4 (Demos): Recorded & Mixed by Neil Gray (assisted by Dean Fisher)
at True Form Recording, Spotswood VIC
Mastered by Steve Smart at 301 Studios, Sydney NSW

All songs written by Chris Cheney

NOTES: Two videos were made for this release – the band were so happy with the idea of using Mark Kohr in the USA – and his video was going to take 6-8 weeks to complete, so they released a short term video for Australia only, while waiting for Mark’s one to be completed.

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	One Said To The Other
	One Said To The Other
	What Would You Do?
	Blinded
	Fond Farewell

2003– EMI Music (Aust/NZ)

Produced by Lindsay Gravina and The Living End
Recorded and Engineered by Lindsay Gravina, Sept 02 at Birdland Studios, Melbourne
Mixed by Jonathan Burnside, Nov 02 at Razor’s Edge, Sydney
Mastered by Tim Greig at Sonamax, Sydney

All songs written by Chris Cheney except What Would You Do? (Scott Owen)

NOTES: Recorded and released as an EP exclusively in Australia / New Zealand to coincide with the Big Day Out tour. One Said to the Other and What Would You Do will be re-recorded for the new album. The other 2 tracks will eventually feature as bonus tracks on the Japanese album release. Andy’s first release with The Living End

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	Dirty Man
	Dirty Man
	Revolution Regained
	I Get A Kick Out Of You

2001 – EMI Music (Aust/NZ)

Track 1: Produced by recorded by Nick Launay
July 2000 at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne. Assisted by David Davis
Mixed by Andy Wallace at Soundtracks, New York. Assisted by Steve Sisco & Josh Wilbur
Mastered by Tom Baker at Precision Mastering, Hollywood CA

Track 2: Produced, mixed and engineered by Colin Badger,
assisted by Terry DolanMarch 2001 at SBS Studios
Mastered by Don Bartlett at 301 Studios, Sydney NSW

Track 3: Recorded and mixed by Magoo, August 1998 at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne
Mastered by Don Bartlett at 301 Studios, Sydney NSW

All songs written by Chris Cheney except I Get a Kick out of You (Cole Porter)

NOTES: Revolution Regained was covered and recorded by the Dili All Stars… inspired by the plight in East Timor

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	Roll On
	Roll On
	Pictures in the Mirror (live)
	Sunday Bloody Sunday
	I've Just Seen a Face
	Homestead (demo)
	There is no Radio (demo)
	The Man with no Name (demo)

2001 – EMI Music (Aust/NZ)
2001 – Warner Music (Japan)

Track 1: Produced and recorded by Nick Launay, July 2000 at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne
Mixed by Andy Wallace, August 2000 at Soundtracks, New York

Track 2: Recorded by Cameron McCauley for Triple J, recorded live at Dot Strong Terrace,
Triple J Sydney on Nov 27 2000
Mastered by Tom Baker at Precision Mastering, Hollywood

Tracks 3-7: Recorded and mixed by Craig Harnath Sept 2000 at Hothouse Studios, Melbourne
Mastered by Steve Smart at 301, Sydney

All songs written by Chris Cheney except Sunday Bloody Sunday (Hewson, Evans, Clayton, Muller Jr) and I’ve Just Seen a Face (Lennon, McCartney)

NOTES: The first five tracks also appeared on the Australian version of the single. The Japanese version is an EP with 7 tracks and thick jewel case. 2 videos were also made for this clip. The first and rarely seen one was shot in the USA and featured a soccer match. This video was ‘buried’ in favour of re-shooting a clip back home along the same lines as the lyrics

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	Pictures in the Mirror
	Pictures in the Mirror
	Uncle Harry
	There is no Radio (demo)
	The Man with no Name

2000 – EMI Music (Aust/NZ)
Tracks 1&2: Produced and recorded by Nick Launay July 2000 at Sing Sing Studios,
Melbourne. Assisted by David Davis
Mixed by Andy Wallace at Soundtracks, New York. Assisted by Steve Sisco & Josh Wilbur
Mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk Corporation

Track 3: Recorded and mixed by Chris Thompson January 1998 at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne.
Mastered by Steve Smart at 301 Studios, Sydney

Track 4: Recorded and mixed by Craig Harnath February 2000 at Hot House Studios, Melbourne
Mastered by Steve Smart at 301 Studios, Sydney

All songs written by Chris Cheney

NOTES: And here is where you’ll find those 2 mystery tracks that were additional tracks on the Japanese version of the Roll On EP. This single was the first from the second album and interestingly features a song (There is no Radio) that was written for the first album. The video had a lot of the band’s artistic direction and is one of the favourites so far

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	West End Riot
	West End Riot
	Living in Sin
	Train Kept A-Rollin' (live)
	West End Riot (live)

1999 – EMI Music (Aust/NZ)

Track 1 & 2: Recorded and Engineered by Lindsay Gravina, at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne. Assisted by Matt Voight
Mixed by Jerry Finn at Conway Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles

Track 3: Recorded live on the Dot Strong Terrace Nov 16, 1998 for Triple J’s Live at the Wireless. Recorded and mixed by Cameron McCauley for Triple J

Track 4: Recorded live by Paul Martin at the Aerial Theatre, Houston Texas on April 10, 1999

All songs written by Chris Cheney except Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Bradshaw, Mann, Kay)

NOTES: Art for this release was put together super quick. 3 digital camera photos of the guys standing against a wall backstage at a show in Germany while on tour with Die Toten Hosen. The same art then became the official tour t-shirt for the November 99 Riot Tour across Australia

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	Trapped
	Trapped
	All Torn Down
	Living in Sin
	Witch Doctor

1999 – Reprise/Warner Brothers (USA)

Produced by Lindsay Gravina and The Living End
Recorded and Engineered by Lindsay Gravina, at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne.
Assisted by Matt Voight
Mixed by Jerry Finn at Conway Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles

All songs written by Chris Cheney

NOTES: Released as a second radio single in the USA only, no video was made

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	All Torn Down
	All Torn Down
	Witch Doctor
	Tainted Love
	Second Solution
	The Living End

1999 – EMI Music (Aust/NZ)

Tracks 1 & 2: Produced by Lindsay Gravina and The Living End
Recorded and Engineered by Lindsay Gravina, at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne. Assisted by Matt Voight
Mixed by Jerry Finn at Conway Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles

Track 3: Recorded and mixed by Richard Muecke at Q Recordings, Sydney. Assisted by Mike Seage

Track 4 & 5: Recorded live on untouched on handy-cam at a show in Corona, CA 1998

All songs written by Chris Cheney except Tainted Love (Ed Cobbs)

NOTES: The band’s first attempt at multi-media!

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	Prisoner of Society
	Prisoner of Society
	Mr Business Man
	Sleep On It

1997 – Reprise (UK)

Produced by Lindsay Gravina and The Living End
Recorded and Engineered by Lindsay Gravina, at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne. Assisted by Matt Voight
Mixed by Jerry Finn at Conway Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles

All songs written by Chris Cheney

NOTES: SOON.

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	Save the Day
	Save the Day
	Lone Ranger
	Mr Businessman

1998 – EMI Music (Aust/NZ)
Produced by Lindsay Gravina and The Living End
Recorded and Engineered by Lindsay Gravina, at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne. Assisted by Matt Voight
Mixed by Jerry Finn at Conway Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles

All songs written by Chris Cheney

NOTES: The first official single from the debut album and their first release with EMI Music Australia. Trainspotters will know that the first pressing had ‘cleaner’ art on the inside sleeve which the band promptly ‘dirtied up’ for the second pressing

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	Second Solution/Prisoner of Society
	Second Solution
	Prisoner of Society
	Prisoner on The Inside
	Misspent Youth (live)
	Strange (live)

1997 – Rapido/MDS (Aust/NZ)

Tracks 1-3: Recorded and mixed by Lindsay Gravina at Birdland Studios, Melbourne Aug 97
Tracks 4-5: Recorded by on Triple J’s live at the Wireless 1997

All songs written by Chris Cheney except Prisoner on the Inside (Allen Caswell)

NOTES: Originally released Sept 97 in a hurry to coincide with a national tour with Bodyjar, the band originally didn’t expect to sell more than 500 copies. In fact, it took until early 1998 for the band to finally realise they needed to make their first video, and even then, only $2000 was spent making it! Although the video would eventually be re-shot for release internationally, Australian video shows continue to prefer showing the original film clip.

The cover Prisoner on the Inside, is the theme song from Prisoner (or Cell Block H as known elsewhere). Characters Bea, Lizzy and Doreen even got a thank-you in the credits! This is also Travis’s first release with The Living End

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	It's For Your Own Good
	From Here on in
	English Army
	One More Cell
	Stay Away From Me
	Problem
	10.15 Saturday Night

1996 – Rapido/MDS (Aust/NZ)
1998 – Reprise/Warner Brothers (Rest of World)

Recorded and mixed by Lindsay Gravina at Birdland Studios, Melbourne June 96

All songs written by Chris Cheney
except Stay Away From Me (Scott Owen) and 10:15 Saturday Night (Robert Smith)

NOTES: The only front cover for any release so far that had additional colours (blue and orange) – all other colours on albums and singles have been in combinations of red/black/white only. Joe’s last recording with The Living End

This EP was combined with the prior release, Hellbound as a dual 14 CD for release worldwide in 1998. The USA art version had Hellbound on the front and It’s For Your Own Good on the back, While Japan featured It’s For Your Own Good on the front with just the logo from Hellbound. The back featured a photo from 1998 and the new logo

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	Hellbound
	Trace of Doubt
	Hellbound
	Tabletop Show
	The Living End
	Strange
	Headlines
	Misspent Youth
	So Lonely

1995 – Rapido/MDS (Aust/NZ)
1998 – Reprise/Warner Brothers (Rest of World)

Recorded and mixed by Craig McArthur, Whirled Studios Melbourne 1995 except
Headlines: recorded and mixed by Adrian Dewitts at Toybox Studios Melbourne 1994

All songs written by Chris Cheney except Headlines and So Lonely (Chris Cheney and Scott Owen)

NOTES: This EP was quickly put together to coincide with the coveted national Australian support tour spot for Green Day, which the band landed after sending Green Day a demo and t-shirt. Most of the hand drawings were done by Chris Cheney, who also created the logo on their debut album and subsequent singles.

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