American rapper discography
MC Lars discography |
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Studio albums | 6 |
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EPs | 8 |
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Compilation albums | 5 |
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Music videos | 27 |
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Collaborative releases | 4 |
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Compilations and mixtapes | 7 |
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Books | 2 |
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The discography of MC Lars, an American musician and producer from Oakland, California, consists of five studio albums, seven compilation albums/mixtapes, six extended plays, two books, and twenty-seven music videos; as well as various appearances, collaborations and remixes.
Studio albums
EPs
Year
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Title
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Label
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2004
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The Laptop EP
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Truck Records / SideCho / Big Mouth / Horris Records / Shock Records
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2008
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The Green Christmas EP
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Horris Records / Oglio / Crappy Records
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2011
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Frosty the Flow Man
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Horris Records
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2012
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The Edgar Allan Poe EP[3]
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2018
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Notes from Toontown
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Collaborative releases
Year
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Title
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Other Artist
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Label
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2008
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The Digital Gangster LP
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YTCracker
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Horris Records
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2009
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Single and Famous
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K.Flay
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Horris Records
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2019
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The Dewey Decibel System
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Mega Ran
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Horris Records / Random Beats / Needlejuice Records
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2020
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The Friendalorians
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Schäffer the Darklord
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Horris Records
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2024
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999
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Schäffer the Darklord
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Horris Records
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Compilations and mixtapes
Year
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Title
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Label
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2007 (download) 2010 (CD) 2011 (CD re-release)
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21 Concepts (But a Hit Ain't One)
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Horris Records / Oglio
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2011
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Indie Rocket Science
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Horris Records
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2012
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Greatest Hits[3]
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Horris (download/vinyl) / Aaahh!!! Real[4] (CD)
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2015
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22 Concepts (But a Hit Definitely Still Ain't One)
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Horris Records
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2016
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Donald Trump Has Really Bad Morals
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Horris Records / Oglio
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2017
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The Jeff Sessions
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Horris Records
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2020
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The Bible Mixtape
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Horris Records
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2020
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23 Concepts (But a Hit Apparently Both Obviously and Clearly Still Ain't One)
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Horris Records
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Instrumental releases
Year
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Title
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Label
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2015
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The Zombie Dinosaur LP Instrumentals
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Horris Records
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2019
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The Dewey Decibel System Instrumentals
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Horris / Random Beats
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Demos
Year
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Title
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Label
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1999
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Nothing to Fear (as Lars Horris)
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Noseman Records
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2000
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Insectivorous (as Lars Horris)
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Noseman Records
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2003
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Radio Pet Fencing (as MC Lars Horris)
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Truck Records
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Compilation appearances
Year
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Track Featured
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Album
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2006
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"Gary the Green Nosed Reindeer"
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A Santa Cause - It's A Punk Rock Christmas 2
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2007
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"Gopher Guts"
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The Simple Life: Camp Songs
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"The Lint Song (Extra Gory Demo)"
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For the Kids Three!
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2009
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"(Lord it's Hard to Be Happy, When You Aren't Using) The Metric System"
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Up End Atom
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2012
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"Summer Camp Love (Is So In Tents)"
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Have a Crappy Summer
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2014
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"The Gospel of Hip-Hop (DJ RoboRob Remix)" (feat. KRS-One)
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DEF CON 22: The Official Soundtrack
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2019
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"Tesla" (feat. MC Cone)
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Watch The Cone
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DVDs
Year
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Title
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Label
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2007
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This DVD Is Not Punk Rock
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Horris
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Books
Year
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Title
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Publisher
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2006
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27th Street: A Book of Cartoons
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Horris
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2007
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Bukowski in Love: A Book of Poems
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Horris
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Music videos
From The Laptop EP
From The Graduate
From The Digital Gangster LP (with YTCracker)
- "Manifest Destiny", directed by Irina Slutsky[9]
- "MC Lars's Facebook Friend Count > Your Facebook Friend Count", directed by Timothy Thompson[10]
From This Gigantic Robot Kills
From Single and Famous (with K.Flay)
- "Single and Famous", directed by Timothy Thompson[17]
From Lars Attacks!
- "Lars Attacks!", directed by Timothy Thompson[18]
From The Edgar Allan Poe EP
- "Flow Like Poe", directed by Sean Donelly[19]
From The Zombie Dinosaur LP
- "Dragon Blood" (feat. Monte Pittman), directed by Brosis[20]
- "The Ballad of Hans Moleman", directed by Marianne Harris[21]
- "Triforce", directed by Odlin Wadleigh[22]
- "Never Afraid" (feat. Watsky), directed by Max Skaff[23]
- "Sublime With Rome (Is Not the Same Thing as Sublime)" (feat. Roger Lima & Suburban Legends), directed by Watt White[24]
- "If I Were a Jedi (That Would Be Hella Awesome)" (feat. Brian Mazzaferri), directed by Ben Garbe[25]
From The Jeff Sessions
- "Don't Be a Cyberbully" (feat. Wheatus & Ash Wednesday), directed by Nicole Mago[26]
From The Dewey Decibel System (with Mega Ran)
- "The Dewey Decibel System", directed by Richie Picasso[27]
- "Walden", directed by DJ 2 Thirteen[28]
- "1984" (feat. B. Dolan), directed by Kevin Parkinson[29]
- "Julius Caesar" (feat. Dan Bull), directed by Nick J. Henderson[30]
From Blockchain Planet
- "Finite Jest" (feat. Wheatus), directed by Max Skaff[31]
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