This discography gathers only official releases are listed here.
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Frogstomp green vinyl, June 1995 includes: Blind | |
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Pure Massacre EP - France, July 1995 - Pure Massacre ('Frogstomp' version) - Acid Rain - Blind (first studio version) - Stoned (first studio version) | |
| The versions of Acid Rain, Blind and Stoned are from the first silverchair EP Tomorrow (demo), recorded at Triple J radio studio, Sydney, Australia. | ||
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Pure Massacre EP - UK, July 1995 | |
| - Pure Massacre ('Frogstomp' version) - Acid Rain - Blind (first studio version) | ||
| - Pure Massacre ('Frogstomp' version) - Faultline (live) - Stoned (live) | ||
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Tomorrow EP - July 1995 | |
(France) |
- Tomorrow ('Frogstomp' version) - Faultline (live) - Stoned (live) | |
(International) |
- Tomorrow ('Frogstomp' version) - Acid Rain - Blind - Stoned | |
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Tomorrow EP - UK, July 1995 | |
| - Tomorrow ('Frogstomp' version) - Faultline (live) - Stoned (live) | ||
| - Tomorrow ('Frogstomp' version) - Leave Me Out (live) - Undecided (live) - Tomorrow (demo) | ||
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Israel's Son EP, March 1995 - Israel's Son (radio edit) - Blind (live) - Leave Me Out (live) - Undecided (live) | |
| The version of Israel's Son is radio edit; some bars of the intro were deleted. The live versions of Blind, Leave Me Out and Undecided were recorded at the Big Day Out, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on January 22nd 1995. | ||
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Shade EP, March 1995 - Shade (radio edit) - Madman (vocal mix) - Israel's Son (live) | |
| The version of Shade is a radio edit; some bars of the intro were deleted. The version of Madman is similar to the one of Frogstomp except that lyrics are added. The live version of Israel's Son was recorded at the Big Day Out, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on January 22nd 1995. | ||
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Findaway EP - LAS welcome gift, 1996 - Findaway ('Frogstomp' version) - Findaway (live at the Wireless) | |
| This EP is from promotion only and was given to each new member of the Llama Appreciation Society. The live version of Findaway was recorded at the Wireless studio, Triple J radio, Sydney, Australia on June 17th, 1995 (it was aired on 19th); it also appears in the French bootleg 'Les Enfants Terribles' (Madman, Blind, Undecided, Findaway and Leave Me Out live at the Wireless plus a concert in Newcastle, Australia of 1995). | ||
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Mall Rats soundtrack, February 1996 includes: Stoned (second studio version) | |
| The second version of Stoned is similar to the first one for the music, Daniel re-recorded the vocals in a studio of Montreal, Canada during late November 1995. | ||
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MOM - Music for Our Mother ocean, 1996 includes: Surfin' Bird | |
| Surfin' Bird is a cover of the Trashmen and the Cramps, recorded in less than two hours in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia during late January 1996. It appears on MOM, a compilation which is a benefit for the Surfrider Foundation. | ||
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The Cable Guy soundtrack, 1996 includes: Blind (second studio version) | |
| This version of Blind was totally re-recorded for the Cable Guy soundtrack. | ||
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Tonnage 2, 1996 includes: Madman (vocal mix) | |
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Triple J live, 1996 includes: Findaway (live at the Wireless) | |
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Rock Sound sampler - France, January 1997 includes: Slave (live version) | |
| The live version of Slave was recorded at the Paradiso, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on March, 5th 1996; it appears on the bootleg 'Smells like teen screaming', on the sampler CD of the French magazine Rock Sound (January 1997 issue) and on the Freak EP (North America). | ||
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Freak EP - outside N.A., January 1997 - Freak ('Freak Show' version) - New Race - Punk Song #2 - Interview with Daniel, Ben & Chris | |
| silverchair used to cover live New Race, a song of Radio Birdman, an Aussie band. Their guitarist Deniz Tek joined them at the Baby Monster in New York City, USA, to record it. Punk Song #2 was recorded with Freak Show but the band thought it sounded too much like Findaway from the Frogstomp album to be included in the new one. | ||
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Freak Show yellow vinyl, March 1997 includes: Punk Song #2 | |
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Freak EP - North America, April 1997 - Freak ('Freak Show' version) - New Race - Undecided - Slave (live version) | |
| Undecided (not to be confused with the song from Frogstomp) is a cover of the Masters Apprentice, recorded just after New Race whose recording had gone very well. Tek taught it to silverchair in ten minutes; Daniel only sang on it. The live version of Slave was recorded at the Paradiso, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on March, 5th 1996; it appears on the bootleg 'Smells like teen screaming', on the sampler CD of the French magazine Rock Sound (January 1997 issue) and on the Freak EP (North America). | ||
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Abuse Me EP, April 1997 - Abuse Me ('Freak Show' version) | |
| - Undecided - Freak (remix for us rejects) | ||
| - Freak (remix for us rejects) - Blind ('Cable Guy soundtrack' version) | ||
| - Surfin' Bird - Slab (Nicklaunoise Mix) | ||
| Freak (remix for us rejects) was remixed by Paul Mac at Doghair Studios, Newtown and mastered by William Bowden at Festival Studios. Aussie radio Triple J broadcast it for the first time on early March 1997. Slab (Nicklaunoise Mix) is a remix by Freak Show producer Nick Launay which includes parts of three songs from the album (Slave, No Association and Learn To Hate). | ||
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Cemetery EP, June 1997 - Cemetery ('Freak Show' version) | |
(Australia) |
- Slab (Nicklaunoise Mix) - Cemetery (acoustic version) - Freak Show Interactive CD | |
(Germany) |
- Cemetery (acoustic version) - Freak (remix for us rejects) - Undecided - Boiling Point - End of Silence | |
(France) |
- Slab (Nicklaunoise Mix) - Cemetery (acoustic version) - Undecided - Manifold - Fed Up | |
| These bands won an European competition and therefore were the guests of silverchair gigs in early 1997 (Manifold played at le Bataclan, Paris, on March 3rd - Boiling Point played at the Trash, Berlin, February 27th and/or at the Markthalle, Hamburg March 2nd). | ||
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Spawn soundtrack, July 1997 includes: Spawn (with Vitro) | |
| Daniel Johns and Ben Gillies wrote Spawn and the band recorded it at Festival Studios in Sydney with engineer Wayne Connolly. The track was mixed by a U.K. electronic act called Vitro. | ||
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The Door EP, October 1997 - The Door ('Freak Show' version) - Surfin' Bird - Roses (live) - Minor Threat (live) - Madman (live) | |
| The three live songs were recorded at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom on April 20, 1997. Handsome's Jeremy Chatelain sings on Minor Threat. | ||
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The Freak Box, November 1997 | |
| - Freak EP (Freak-Punk Song #2-New Race) - Abuse Me EP (Abuse Me-Undecided-Freak (Remix For Us Rejects) - Cemetery EP (Cemetery-Slab (Nicklaunoise Mix)-Cemetery (acoustic)-Freak Show Interactive CD-ROM) - The Door EP (The Door-Surfin' Bird-Roses (live)-Minor Threat (live)-Madman (live)) - Interview disc Ben, Daniel and Chris talk about the making of Freak Show with the full transcript | ||
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Recovery (Hits from the Back Door), 1997 includes: Freak (live) | |
| silverchair played Freak in the Australian ABC channel programm called Recovery. | ||
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Godzilla soundtrack, May 1998 includes: Untitled | |
| The band started recording it during the Freak Show sessions but they didn't work on it a lot; she was finished for the Godzilla soundtrack. | ||
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Anthem For The Year 2000 EP, February 1999 - Anthem For The Year 2000 (single version) - London's Burning - Untitled - The Millenium Bug (The Paul Mac Remix) | |
| London's Burning, a cover of the Clash, was recording in early 1998 to appear on a tribute album, but after lots of delays, it finally appeared on this single. | ||
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 Anthem For The Year 2000 vinyl limited edition, February 1999- Anthem For The Year 2000 (single version) - The Millenium Bug (The Paul Mac Remix) | |
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Neon Ballroom, March 1999 | |
bonus CD |
- Anthem For The Year 2000 (a cappella) - Spawn (Pre-Vitro Version) - Emotion Sickness (multimedia video clip) | |
bonus track: |
- Anthem For The Year 2000 (original version) | |
| Anthem For The Year 2000 (a cappella) is a pure choir version performed by the New South Wales Public School Singers. | ||
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Ana's Song EP, May 1999 | |
| - Ana's Song (Open Fire) - Trash - Anthem for the Year 2000 (a cappella) - Ana's Song (Open Fire) (acoustic) | ||
| - Ana's Song (Open Fire) - Trash - Ana's Song (Open Fire) (acoustic) | ||
| - Ana's Song (Open Fire) - The Millenium Bug (The Paul Mac Remix) - London's Burning | ||
| The keyboard on Ana's Song (Open Fire) (acoustic) is played by Midnight Oil's pianist Jim Moginie. The third version has the new logo "silverchair" on the cover. | ||
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Neon Ballroom Book, July 1999 includes photos of the recording session of Neon Ballroom; there are two versions, with or without the CD. | |
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Neon Ballroom (special tour edition), August 1999 includes a video CD-ROM "Inside the Neon Ballroom". | |
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Miss You Love EP, September 1999 - Miss You Love - Wasted - Fix Me - Minor Threat - Multimedia - Ana's Song (Live Video) | |
| Wasted and Fix Me are two covers of the punk rock band Black Flag, Minor Threat of the band Minor Threat. The CD-ROM video is taken from WDR German television which recorded the gig at Rockpalast in Dusseldorf on April 4th 1999. | ||
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Paint Pastel Princess EP, December 1999 - Paint Pastel Princess - Ana's Song (Open Fire) (acoustic remix) | |
| This is the second welcome gift of the LAS. | ||
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