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A detailed discography of releases by the hardcore punk musician and spoken word artist Jello Biafra:

Contents

• Releases with the Dead Kennedys
• Studio albums
• Live albums
• Compilation albums
• EPs
• Singles
• Videos
• Albums with The Witch Trials
• Albums with Lard
• Albums with the No WTO Combo
• Spoken word
• Albums
• EPs 2
• Singles 2
• Collaborations
• Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine
• Compilation albums 2
• Guest appearances

Releases with the Dead Kennedys

Albums with The Witch Trials

• The Witch Trials - 1980, with Adrian Borland, Morgan Fisher, Christian Lunch and East Bay Ray

Albums with Lard

• The Power of Lard - 1989
• The Last Temptation of Reid - 1990
• Pure Chewing Satisfaction - 1997
• 70's Rock Must Die - 2000

Albums with the No WTO Combo

• Live from the Battle in Seattle - 1999

Spoken word

Collaborations

• "How Do You Spell Relief?" by Bank of Sodom (Vocals: Jello Biafra, Drums: David Licht, Other instruments: Kramer [David Licht and Kramer are both from Shockabilly]) on The End of Music (As We Know It) (1988)
• Last Scream of the Missing Neighbors (1989), with D.O.A.
• Supernaut EP (1990), with 1000 Homo DJs (credited as Count Ringworm)
• The Sky is Falling and I Want My Mommy (1991), with NoMeansNo
• Tumor Circus (1991), with Steel Pole Bathtub
• "Will the Fetus Be Aborted?" single (1993), with Mojo Nixon with the Toadliquors
• Prairie Home Invasion (1994), with Mojo Nixon with the Toadliquors
• "Raza Odiada (Pito Wilson)" (1995), with Brujeria (band)
• Never Breathe What You Can't See (2004), with The Melvins (credited as Osama McDonald)
• Sieg Howdy! (2005), with The Melvins
• "Jezebel" single (2008), with Brown Town West
• "Average Men" (2009), with Pansy Division
• "Punch", by Motorpsycho featuring Jello Biafra, on All Sewn Up - A Tribute To Patrik Fitzgerald (2009)
• Walk on Jindal's Splinters (2015), with The Raunch and Soul All-Stars

Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine

• The Audacity of Hype (2009)
• Enhanced Methods of Questioning (2011)
• White People and the Damage Done (2013)
• Tea Party Revenge Porn (2020)

Compilation albums

• Terminal City Ricochet Soundtrack (1989)
• The Bat Bites Back (1994) — "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" by Jello Biafra & Mojo Nixon with the Toadliquors (Phil Ochs cover)
• Less Rock, More Talk: A Spoken Word Compilation (2000)
• Apocalypse Always (2002)
• Mob Action Against The State (2002)
• Green Revolution - A Good Planet is Hard To Find (2002)
• Dropping Food On Their Heads is Not Enough: Benefit For RAWA (2002)
• Hardcore Breakout USA 1,2,3,... (2004)
• Rock Against Bush, Vol. 1 (2004)
• Radio 1190: The Local Shakedown Volume 2 (2004)
• Hardcore Breakout - Essential Punk (2012)

Guest appearances

• The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech...Just Watch What You Say (1989) by Ice-T — spoken word sampled on "Shut Up, Be Happy" and "Freedom Of Speech"
• Double Happiness (1991) by John + Julie — spoken word sampled on "Double Happiness (Shut Up - Be Happy!)"
• Body Count (1992) by Body Count — spoken word sampled on "Freedom Of Speech"
• Chaos A.D. (1993) by Sepultura — co-writing and vocals on "Biotech is Godzilla"
• Human = Garbage (1994) by Dystopia — spoken word contributions on "Sanctity"
• Notes From Thee Underground (1994) by Pigface — contributions to "Hagseed"
• Helter Skelter (1996) by The D.O.C. — spoken word sampled on "Secret Plan"
• Ixnay on the Hombre (1997) by The Offspring — spoken word parts for "Disclaimer"
• Just Trip (1997) by Life After Life — vocals on "Still Is Still Moving To Me"
• Let Us Play! (1997) by Coldcut — vocals on "Every Home a Prison"
• Deviant (2000) by Pitchshifter — spoken word parts for "As Seen on T.V."
• America's Sweetheart (2000) by Spit
• Nation (2001) by Sepultura — vocals on "Politricks"
• Tool - Parabola- Commentary on video on DVD single.
• War (If It Feels Good, Do It) (2004) by various artists — spoken word sampled on "Nobody Cares (Die For Oil Sucker)" by the DJs of Mass Destruction
• Hardcore Breakout USA 1,2,3,... (2004) by Various, vocals on JFA "Clown Part"
• The Code Is Red...Long Live the Code (2005) by Napalm Death — vocals on "The Great and the Good"
• Broker's Banquet (2005) by The Yuppie Pricks — vocals on "Damn, It Feels Good To Be A Yuppie"
• Rio Grande Blood (2006) by Ministry — vocals on "Ass Clown"
• Cocked and Loaded (2006) by Revolting Cocks — lead vocals on "Dead End Streets" and "Viagra Culture"
• Liberty Toast (2006) by Disaster Strikes — backing vocals on "Mission Accomplished"
• J'Irai Chier dans ton Vomi (2006) by Métal Urbain — producer and vocals in "Inventer ta vie"
• Grand 'ol Party Crash (2006) by Cage
• Pick a Bigger Weapon (2006) by The Coup — spoken word on "Two Enthusiastic Thumbs Down"
• Children of the Secret State (2006) by Throw Rag
• Pandelirium (2006) by Th' Legendary Shack Shakers — vocals on "Ichabod!" and "No Such Thing"
• Blowfly's Punk Rock Party (2006) by Blowfly — vocals on "R. Kelly in Cambodia"
• Deadline (2007) by Leftöver Crack and Citizen Fish — spoken word parts for "Baby-Punchers"
• Everybody Make Some Noise! (2008) by The A.K.A.s (Are Everywhere!) — spoken word on "Deaf Before Dishonor"
• Rocky Mountain Low: The Colorado Musical Underground Of The 1970s (2009) by various artists — vocals with The Healers on "School Bus", "Cruisin", "Obey the Law", and "California über alles"
• Surgical Meth Machine (2016) by Surgical Meth Machine — vocals on "I Don't Wanna"
• Moral Hygiene (2021) by Ministry — vocals on "Sabotage is Sex"