Nick Oliveri discography

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The article lists the complete discography of Nick Oliveri. Oliveri is an American multi-instrumentalist who is best known for his work as a member of Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age, and frequently contributes to the work of other artists as a solo artist, most notably on ...Like Clockwork, a 2013 Queens of the Stone Age album, for which Oliver provided back-up vocals on "If I Had a Tail".

Releases[]

With Kyuss[]

• Wretch (1991, Dali)
• Blues for the Red Sun (1992, Dali)
• Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss (2000, Elektra)

With Queens of the Stone Age[]

As a member

• Heavy Metal 2000 OST (2000, Restless) – "Infinity"
• Rated R (2000, Interscope) (re-released 2010, Interscope)
• Alpha Motherfuckers: A Tribute to Turbonegro (2001, Bitzcore) – "Back to Dungaree High"
• Songs for the Deaf (2002, Interscope)
• Stone Age Complication (2004, Interscope)

As a guest

• ...Like Clockwork (2013, Matador Records)

With Mondo Generator[]

• Cocaine Rodeo (2000, Southern Lord) (2009, Impedance)
• A Drug Problem That Never Existed (2003, Ipecac)
• Use Once and Destroy Me (2004, Tornado) (DVD)
• III the EP (2004, Tornado)
• Dead Planet: SonicSlowMotionTrails (2006, Mother Tongue) / Dead Planet (2007, Sub Noize)
• Australian Tour EP (2008, Impedance)
• Dog Food EP (2010, Impedance)
• Hell Comes To Your Heart EP (2011, No Balls Records)
• Hell Comes To Your Heart (LP) (2012, Mondo Media)
• Split 7" EP w/ The Chuck Norris Experiment (2013, Strange Magic Records)
• Fuck It (2020, Heavy Psych Sounds)
• Shooters Bible (2020, Heavy Psych Sounds)
• Live at Bronson (2021, Heavy Psych Sounds)

With The Dwarves[]

• The Dwarves Are Young and Good Looking (1997, Recess Records, later Epitaph)
• The Dwarves Come Clean (2000, Epitaph)
• How To Win Friends And Influence People (2001, Reptilian Records)
• The Dwarves Must Die (2004, Sympathy for the Record Industry)
• The Dwarves Are Born Again (2011, MVD Audio)
• The Dwarves Invented Rock & Roll (2014, Recess)
• Take Back The Night (Burger Records / Greedy) (2018)

Solo[]

• Demolition Day (2004, Tornado)
• Death Acoustic (2009, Impedance)
• Nick Oliveri Vs The Chuck Norris Experiment (2012, No Balls Records)
• Nick Oliveri Vs HeWhoCannotBeNamed 7" split (2013, No Balls Records)
• Leave Me Alone (2014, Schnitzel Records) (released under the name "Nick Oliveri's Uncontrollable")

• N.O. Hits at All Vol.1 (2017, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)
• N.O. Hits at All Vol.2 (2017, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)
• N.O. Hits at All Vol.3 (2017, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)
• N.O. Hits at All Vol.4 (2018, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)
• N.O. Hits at All Vol.5 (2018, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)
• N.O. Hits at All Vol.666 (2020, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)
• N.O. Hits at All Vol.7 (2021, Heavy Psych Sounds Records)

With Vista Chino[]

• Peace (2013, Napalm Records)

With Bloodclot[]

• Up in Arms (2017, Metal Blade Records)

With Svetlanas[]

• This is Moscow Not L.A. (2017, Posh Boy Records)

With Stöner[]

• Stoners Rule (2021, )

Collaborations[]

The following is a list of artists whose releases feature contributions from Nick Oliveri.

• Blag Dahlia Band – Lord of the Road (1994, Sympathy for the Record Industry)
• Blag Dahlia – Haunt Me (1995, Man's Ruin)
• Blag Dahlia – Venus With Arms (1996, Atavistic)
• Desert Sessions – Vols. 3&4 (1998, Man's Ruin)
• Desert Sessions – Vols. 5&6 (1999, Man's Ruin)
• River City Rapists – Feelin' Groovy (1999, Man's Ruin)
• Masters of Reality – Deep in the Hole (2001, Brownhouse)
• The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys OST (2002, Milan Records)
• Rollins Band – Rise Above: 24 Black Flag Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three (2002, Sanctuary Records)
• Masters of Reality – Flak 'n' Flight (2003, Brownhouse)
• Mark Lanegan Band – Here Comes That Weird Chill (2003, Beggars Banquet)
• Mark Lanegan Band – Bubblegum (2004, Beggar's Banquet)
• Eagles of Death Metal – Peace, Love, Death Metal (2004, )
• Melissa Auf der Maur – Auf Der Maur (2004, Capitol)
• Turbonegro – Party Animals (2005, Bitzcore)
• Biblical Proof of UFOs - 8-Track Demo(n)s (2006, Cobraside Distribution, Inc.)
• Winnebago Deal – Flight of the Raven (2006, Fierce Panda)
• Winnebago Deal – "Spider Bite" (2006, Fierce Panda)
• Don't Open Your Eyes – "Don't Open Your Eyes" (2009, Flying with the Unicorn)
• Royce Cracker – "Doin' Watcha Say" (2009, Zodiac Killer Records)^[1]
• Slash – Slash (2010, Sony Music)
• Drink Fight Fuck Vol 4: 22 GG Allin Songs – "Outlaw Scumfuc" (2010, Zodiac Killer Records)^[2]
• HeWhoCannotBeNamed – Sunday School Massacre (2010, No Balls Records)^[3]
• Rescue Rangers – Manitoba (2012, Trendkill Recordings)
• Loading Data – Double Disco Animal Style (2013, A Quick One Records)
• Komatsu - Recipe for Murder One (2016, Argonauta Records)
• Big Scenic Nowhere - Dying on the Mountain (2019, Blues Funeral Recordings)^[4]
• Big Scenic Nowhere - Vision Beyond Horizon (2020)^[5]
• Gunash – Nick Oliveri - N.O. Hits at All Vol.7 (2021, Heavy Psych Sounds Records, Go Down Records)^[6]
• Soldiers Of Destruction - Cause And Affect (2021, American't Records) ^[7]

Singles[]

The following is a list of singles that include Nick Oliveri as an official band member.

With Kyuss

• "Thong Song" (1992, Dali)
• "Green Machine" (1993, Dali)

With Queens of the Stone Age

• "The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret" (2000, Interscope)
• "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" (2000, Interscope)
• "Monsters in the Parasol" (2000, Interscope)

• "No One Knows / Tension Head" (live) – 7" (2002, Interscope)
• "Go with the Flow" – EP (2002, Interscope)
• "First It Giveth / Wake up Screaming" – 7" (2003, Interscope)

With Mondo Generator

• Split 7" Single w/ Jack Saints (1997, Milk*Sop Records)
• "I Never Sleep" – 7" (2006, Mother Tongue)

With Dwarves

• "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (1994, Man's Ruin)
• "Everybodies Girl" (1997, Recess Records)
• "We Must Have Blood" (1997, Man's Ruin)
• "I Will Deny" (1998, Reptilian Records)
• "Salt Lake City" (2004, Sympathy for the Record Industry)

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