Selected Discography
| Year | Artist/band | Album | Song(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Steel Prophet | Into the Void (Hallucinogenic Conception) | Entire album |
| 1999 | Engine | Engine | Entire album |
| 1999 | Face to Face | So Why Aren't You Happy? EP | Entire album |
| 1999 | Face to Face | Standards & Practices | Entire album |
| 1999 | Face to Face | Ignorance Is Bliss | Entire album |
| 2000 | Ali Handel | Dirty Little Secret | Entire album |
| 2000 | Face to Face | Reactionary | Entire album |
| 2000 | Halford | Resurrection | "The One You Love to Hate" |
| 2002 | Engine | Superholic | Entire album |
| 2002 | Face to Face/Dropkick Murphys | Split | Face to Face songs |
| 2002 | Face to Face | How to Ruin Everything | Entire album |
| 2003 | Reed Black | Ground | Entire album |
| 2003 | Saves the Day | In Reverie | Entire album |
| 2003 | Jackson | Jackson | Entire album |
| 2004 | Jackson United | Western Ballads | Entire album |
| 2005 | Face to Face | Shoot the Moon: The Essential Collection | Songs from Reactionary and How to Ruin Everything |
| 2005 | Death Valley High | The Similarities Between The Loveless And The Undead | Entire album |
| 2006 | Saves the Day | Sound the Alarm | Entire album |
| 2006 | Saves the Day | Bug Sessions Volume One | Entire album |
| 2008 | Armed For Apocalypse | Defeat | Entire album |
| 2011 | Hot Mess | Learn to Sleep With the Light On | Entire album |
| 2011 | Oceanography | EP1 | Entire album |
| 2012 | The Offspring | Days Go By | "Turning Into You", "Dirty Magic", "Dividing By Zero" and "Slim Pickens Does the Right Thing and Rides the Bomb to Hell" |
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