Jonathan Coulton discography explained

This is the discography of singer/songwriter Jonathan Coulton.

Studio albums

Year	Title	Notes
2003	Smoking Monkey Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on November 5, 2003	Debut album Recorded in Pro Tools and SAW Pro
2004	Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on October 1, 2004	Five song EP Contains a number of Coulton's biggest hits
2005	Our Bodies, Ourselves, Our Cybernetic Arms Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on September 1, 2005	Five song EP Written and recorded based on articles in Popular Science Magazine
2006	Thing a Week One Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on August 1, 2006	First season of Thing a Week Contains "Baby Got Back" and "Shop Vac"
2006	Thing a Week Two Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on September 1, 2006	Second season of Thing a Week Contains "Re: Your Brains" and "A Talk with George"
2006	Thing a Week Three Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on December 12, 2006	Third season of Thing a Week Contains "Code Monkey" and "Tom Cruise Crazy"
2006	Thing a Week Four Produced by Jonathan Coulton Released on December 12, 2006	Fourth season of Thing a Week Contains "Creepy Doll" and "Mr. Fancy Pants"
2011	Artificial Heart Produced by John Flansburgh Released on November 8, 2011	First professional studio album Performed by full band
2017	Solid State Label: Super Ego Records Released on April 28, 2017	A self-professed concept album
2019	Some Guys Label: Jonathon Coulton Released on March 26, 2019	An album of covers of 70's soft rock songs that sound exactly like the originals.

Live albums

Year	Title	Notes
2009	Best. Concert. Ever. Live in San Francisco, California Released in May 2009	Two disc CD/DVD set Recorded in 2008 at the Great American Music Hall
2014	JoCo Live Live in the United States Released in October 2014	Recorded in December 2012 at various venues in the United States, including Dallas, TX.

Singles

Year	Title	Notes
2011	"Nemeses" Produced by John Flansburgh Released on July 28, 2011	First single from Artificial Heart Lead vocals performed by John Roderick
2011	"Good Morning Tucson" Produced by John Flansburgh Released on August 25, 2011	Second single from Artificial Heart Released by Blurt
2013	"Baby Got Back (In the Style of Glee)" Released on January 26, 2013	Identical to version on Thing a Week One Released as a response to the TV show Glee copying his song without permission
2017	"All This Time" Released on February 28, 2017	Only single from Solid State First performed live at JoCo Cruise 2016

Other releases

• The Aftermath - Unreleased studio recordings, produced between Thing a Week and Artificial Heart.
• Unplugged - Live on Second Life, bootleg of online concert.
• Other Experiments - Rarities collection, contains unreleased songs and demos.
• "Still Alive" written for the video game, Portal. Vocals by Ellen McLain. Later re-recorded for Artificial Heart.
• "Want You Gone" written for the video game, Portal 2. Vocals by Ellen McLain.
• "You Wouldn't Know" written for the video game, Lego Dimensions. Vocals by Ellen McLain.
• "Redshirts", written for the book of the same name by John Scalzi.
• "GlaDOS Song" written originally for the video game, Portal 2 as an Easter Egg but was cut during production. It was later released on his Soundcloud Account. Vocals by Ellen McLain.
• "The Princess Who Saved Herself" included on Many Hands for Haiti benefit compilation.