Drums: Paul Buchignani

Somethin’ Hot (Live in Studio) (Dulli)

Recorded: October 30, 1998
Released: May 20, 2003

30 track DVD of performances from the BBC show Later with Jools Holland.

Includes performances by Foo Fighters, Garbage, the Vines, Queens of the Stone Age, PJ Harvey, Screaming Trees, Black Crowes, Primal Scream, Mercury Rev, Rollins Band, Alice in Chains, At the Drive In, Stereophonics, the White Stripes, Hole, Ash, the Hives, Metallica, Porno for Pyros, the Cardigans, Dick Dale, B.R.M.C., Mazzy Star, the Soundtrack of Our Lives, the Datsuns, the Von Bondies, the Jesus and Mary Chain, and New Order.

BBC / Warner Music. Vision DVD region 2 – 6

Recorded: March 29, 1999
Released: May 2000

Greg Dulli – vocals, guitar/Rick McCollum – slide guitar/John Curley – bass/Michael Horrigan – drums/Josh Paxton – keyboards.
Recorded live at the Arge Kulturgelände Nonntal, Salzburg, Austria. Produced by Greg Dulli. Mixed by John Curley at Ultrasuede, Cincinnati, OH.

Compilation CD issued by Kulturgelände Nonntal, also containing live songs by Mike Watt And The Black Gang, Pere Ubu and The Melvins. Includes interactive multimedia presentation (Win/Mac) with some live pictures and information about the bands (in German). Art direction by Gunther Seiser and Wilfried Steiner. Recorded by Paul Hochrainer. Art design by Christian Datz. CD extra by Bluespot Design. Photography by Walter Horn and Christoph Stahr. Original versions of Crazy and The Slide Song on the album 1965. Limited edition of 3,000.

CD Arge Kulturgelände Nonntal CDM150991 (Austria)

Beware (Green)

Recorded: August 5-7, 1992
Released: July 13, 1999

Beware is a cover of the Al Green classic. Originally appeared on Uptown Avondale.

Chapter III Records

Tracklisting:

1. P.J. Olsson – Visine – Radio Edit
2. Crazy Town – Toxic
3. Crazy Town – Think Fast
4. Stabbing Westward – Wasted – Demo
5. Liars Inc. – Enemy
6. Annetenna – Ultraviolet – Demo
7. The Afghan Whigs – All The Way To Memphis – Demo

Very much a demo, “All the Way to Memphis” is a cover of the Mott the Hoople track. This is a CD-R produced for the “Gone in 60 Seconds” soundtrack advisors. None of these songs were included in the film or soundtrack.

Recorded: Spring 1998/* October 18, 1998
Released: May 1999

Greg Dulli – vocals, guitars/Rick McCollum – lead guitars/John Curley – bass/Michael Horrigan – drums, percussion. Additional musicians: The Royal Orleans Revue: Doug Falsetti, Susan Marshall, Steve Meyers, Barbara Hunter, Derek Dicenzo, Alex Chilton, Steve Ferrone, Sergio Miguel Hurtado, Roderick Paulin, Samuel Venable, Roussell White, Christa Wells, Dave Hillis, George Drakoulias, Jarrod Olman, Josh Paxton, Alan Linker, Jessy Green, Donal Logue, Eve Buiguen, Mozart Gaspard, Yolette Dauphin. Additional vocals on 66 (Radio Version #1 and #2): Maxine Waters, Julie Waters, Christa Wells.
Recorded at 544 Esplanade and The American Sector, New Orleans, LA, London Bridge, Seattle, WA and Ocean Way and Larrabee North, Los Angeles, CA. 66 (Radio Version #1 and #2) produced by Bob Rock, Greg Dulli and George Drakoulias. Recorded by Dave Hillis. Mixed by Bob Rock. 66 (Album Version) produced by Greg Dulli. Recorded by Dave Hillis. Mixed by Dave Bianco and George Drakoulias. 66 (Live Version) recorded by Steve Girton at Da Da Studios, Brussels, Belgium. Part of a six song radio show, broadcasted a few days later by Radio 21/Studio Brussels.

Recorded: Spring 1998
Released: April 20, 1999

Greg Dulli – vocals, guitars/Rick McCollum – lead guitars/John Curley – bass/Michael Horrigan – drums, percussion. Additional musicians: The Royal Orleans Revue: Doug Falsetti, Susan Marshall, Steve Meyers, Barbara Hunter, Derek Dicenzo, Alex Chilton, Steve Ferrone, Sergio Miguel Hurtado, Roderick Paulin, Samuel Venable, Roussell White, Christa Wells, Dave Hillis, George Drakoulias, Jarrod Olman, Josh Paxton, Alan Linker, Jessy Green, Donal Logue, Eve Buiguen, Mozart Gaspard, Yolette Dauphin. Additional vocals on 66 (Radio Version #1): Maxine Waters, Julie Waters, Christa Wells.
Recorded at 544 Esplanade and The American Sector, New Orleans, LA, London Bridge, Seattle, WA and Ocean Way and Larrabee North, Los Angeles, CA. Produced by Greg Dulli. Recorded by Jeff Powell. Mixed by Dave Bianco and George Drakoulias. 66 (Radio Version #1) produced by Bob Rock, Greg Dulli and George Drakoulias. Recorded by Dave Hillis. Mixed by Bob Rock. Somethin’ Hot (12″ Remix) remixed by Chris Lord-Alge. Miss World is a cover of the Hole song. Papa Was A Rascal covers James Booker. Original version of 66 on the album 1965. Extra tracks were also released on the UK Somethin’ Hot CDS (limited edition of 1965 copies).

CDS Columbia 666903-2 (Australia)

Recorded: Spring 1998
Released: April 5, 1999 (USA)/April 8, 1999 (Europe)

Greg Dulli – vocals, keyboards, acoustic guitar/John Curley – bass, sampler/Susan Marshal – backing vocals/Topper Headon – drums.
Recorded at The American Sector, New Orleans, LA. Produced by Greg Dulli. Recorded by Jeff Powell. Assistant Engineer Erik Fletrich. Mixed by Dave Bianco and George Drakoulias at Larrabee North, Los Angeles, CA. Compilation producers: Jason Rothberg, Cathy Duncan.

Compilation CD contains also tracks from No Doubt, The Urge, Ice Cube and Mack 10, Rancid, Third Eye Blind, Indigo Girls, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, 311, Cracker, Silverchair, Moby featuring Heather Nova, Unwritten Law (bonus track on UK, European and Australian release), The Mods (bonus track on UK release), Pato Banton and Rankin Roger (bonus track on European release), Face To Face (bonus track on Australian release), MXPX (bonus track on European release), each band covering a Clash song.

Lost In The Supermarket originates from the album London Calling (1979). According to the credits former Clash drummer Topper Headon appears as drummer in this Afghan Whigs performance. It is more likely that Curley used a sample from Topper Headon’s drum work in the Clash song Train In Vain and looped this as the rhythm track.

CD Mercury Records/Sony 494043 (Europe)
CD Epic EK69106 (USA)
Also released on CD in the UK and Australia

Recorded: Spring 1998/* October 18, 1998
Released: March 29, 1999

Greg Dulli – vocals, guitars/Rick McCollum – lead guitars/John Curley – bass/Michael Horrigan – drums, percussion. Additional musicians: The Royal Orleans Revue: Doug Falsetti, Susan Marshall, Steve Meyers, Barbara Hunter, Derek Dicenzo, Alex Chilton, Steve Ferrone, Sergio Miguel Hurtado, Roderick Paulin, Samuel Venable, Roussell White, Christa Wells, Dave Hillis, George Drakoulias, Jarrod Olman, Josh Paxton, Alan Linker, Jessy Green, Donal Logue, Eve Buiguen, Mozart Gaspard, Yolette Dauphin. Additional vocals on 66 (Radio Version #1): Maxine Waters, Julie Waters, Christa Wells.
Recorded at 544 Esplanade and The American Sector, New Orleans, LA, London Bridge, Seattle, WA and Ocean Way and Larrabee North, Los Angeles, CA. 66 (Radio Version #1) produced by Bob Rock, Greg Dulli and George Drakoulias. Recorded by Dave Hillis. Mixed by Bob Rock. The Singer produced by Greg Dulli. Recorded by Jeff Powell. Mixed by Dave Bianco and George Drakoulias. * Recorded by Steve Girton at Da Da Studios, Brussels, Belgium. Part of a six song radio show, broadcasted by Radio 21/Studio Brussels. XPCD1117 is a one track promo, containing 66 (Radio Version #1). COL666779-1 is a two track cds, cardboard sleeve, containing tracks 1 and 3.

CDS Columbia COL666779-2 (Austria)
CDS Columbia COL666779-1 (Austria)
CDS Columbia XPCD1117 (Austrian promo)

Recorded: Spring 1998
Released: October 19, 1998

Greg Dulli – vocals, guitars/Rick McCollum – lead guitars/John Curley – bass/Michael Horrigan – drums, percussion. Additional musicians: The Royal Orleans Revue: Doug Falsetti, Susan Marshall, Steve Meyers, Barbara Hunter, Derek Dicenzo, Alex Chilton, Steve Ferrone, Sergio Miguel Hurtado, Roderick Paulin, Samuel Venable, Roussell White, Christa Wells, Dave Hillis, George Drakoulias, Jarrod Olman, Josh Paxton, Alan Linker, Jessy Green, Donal Logue, Eve Buiguen, Mozart Gaspard, Yolette Dauphin.
Recorded at 544 Esplanade and The American Sector, New Orleans, LA, London Bridge, Seattle, WA and Ocean Way and Larrabee North, Los Angeles, CA. Produced by Greg Dulli. Recorded by Jeff Powell. Mixed by Dave Bianco and George Drakoulias. Band photograph by Marina Chavez. Back cover photograph by Photodisc. Somethin’ Hot (12″ Remix) remixed by Chris Lord-Alge. Miss World is a cover of the Hole song. Papa Was A Rascal covers James Booker. Somethin’ Hot taken from the album 1965. Limited edition of 1,965 copies. Extra tracks were also released on the Australian 66 CDS.
COL666331-1 comes in a cardboard sleeve, containing tracks 1 and 2.

CDS Columbia COL666331-2 (UK)
CDS Columbia COL666331-1 (UK)