Listing
of albums that have been released since 2004
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The numbering continues where the discography stopped.
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The order of releases is per year, but random otherwise (SR Army releases
are listed first, when available in that year, marked "SRA")
2004
68. The Six O'Clock News (SRA)
69. Eve Of Destruction (SRA)
70. Snowblind
71. Infiltrator
72. Liberator
73. The Final Concert / 70 Miles From Lebanon
74. Sessions
75. Heartland Junction
76. The Norman Invasion
77. And The Rampion Runs Wild (The Cottage
Tapes - Book Two)
78. Emancipator
79. On The Prowl
Re-released in 2004: Only Visiting This Planet, Maximum Planet, Maximum
Garden, Stranded In Babylon. See
the discography.
2005
80. Strong Hand Of Love/'Till Kingdom Come
(SRA)
81. Underground Manouevers
82. The Very Best Of Larry Norman - Volume
2
83. Hattem
84. Siege At Elsinore
85. Four Track Motorola - '66 Corolla
86. Live At The Elsinore
87. Ten Times Two
88. Snapshots from the '77 World Tour
89. The Norman Conquest
90. Frisbee
91. Slinky
Re-released in 2005: Street
Level, Bootleg, In Another Land, Children Of Sorrow (?). See the
discography.
2006
92. The Road That Leads To Home (SRA)
93. Monsters
94. Wounded Lion
95. How Then Shall We Live?
96. Best Of People! Vol 1.
97. Best Of People! Vol 2.
98. Dust On Rust
99. Safecracking
Re-released in 2006: The
Missing Pieces (In Another Land), Maximum Son. See the
discography.
2007
100. Conscription 2007 (SRA)
101.
Lost Unto This World (SRA)
102. Face To Face
103. Pot O' Gold
104. People! The Reunion Concert 2006
105. Sixty - The Trilogy Concert
106. You Are Not My People
107. Motorola Corolla 2
Re-released in 2007: I
Love You Korea (People), So Long Ago The Garden, On Tour, Stop This Flight,
Down Under (But Not Out), White Blossoms From Black Roots, Home At Last,
The Best Of Larry Norman (Royal Music). See the
discography.
2008
108. Rebel Poet, Jukebox Balladeer: The Anthology
109. The Colossus Of Roads
Re-released in 2008: Upon
This Rock, Only Visiting This Planet, So Long Ago The Garden, In Another
Land, Stop This Flight (in 9CD MEP box), Down Under (in
9CD MEP box), Rehearsal For Reality (in
9CD MEP box), The Best Of Larry Norman (in
9CD MEP box). See the
discography.
2009
110. Rough Mix Audio Pack (SRA)
111. Covert Field Report (SRA)
112. Tactical Maneuvers (SRA)
113. Live At The Cavern Club
Re-released in 2009:
In Another Land?, 9. Streams Of White Light Into Darkened Corners, Something
New Under The Son, Live Box Set (both Flevo CD's), Stranded In Babylon.
See the
discography.
2010
114. Solid Rock Army 2010 Disc 001 (SRA)
115. Solid Rock Army 2010 Disc 002 (SRA)
2011
116. The Girl With The Golden Hair (SRA)
117. Magnetic Real - The Living Room Tapes,
vol. 1, 1963 (SRA)
118.
Digital Masters
119. Shake Your Rattle And Crawl
Re-released in 2011: Maximum
Land, Rough Mix 2 (Something New Under The Son). See the
discography.
2012
120. Magnetic Real - The Living Room Tapes,
vol. 2, 1963 (SRA)
2013
121. Magnetic Real - The Living Room Tapes,
vol. 3, 1963 (SRA)
122. Magnetic Real - The Living Room Tapes,
vol. 4, 1963 (SRA)
123. Shepherd Of Green Pastures (SRA)
2014
Re-released in 2014: Street
Level, Bootleg, Christmastime. See the
discography.
2018
124. Archive
125. Sierra Romeo
126.
The Hum Of Diesels
127. The Salt Of The Sea
128. Magnetic Real - The Living Room Tapes,
1963
Re-released
in 2018: Street
Level, Bootleg, Only Visiting This Planet, So Long Ago The Garden, In
Another Land, Streams Of White Light Into Darkened Corners. See the
discography.
2021
129. The Flies Stink (Bandcamp
download release)
2023
130. One Night In Norway 1991
2024
131. LN UK 77
132. The Clown Jewels (see LN UK 77)
More
Larry
Norman sang on two songs with Sarah Brendel on her 2008 CD "Early
Morninghours" ("Back To The Dust" and Norman's
"Walking Backwards"). These duets were the very last songs that
Larry Norman recorded, probably in early 2008. Click here
for a Youtube clip of the song "Back To The Dust".
Solid
Rock Army members had online access to various concert recordings, which
could be downloaded (including artwork). All of these recordings came
from bootlegs and were included in a series of (at least) five 'issues':
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1973 - Royal Albert Hall
- 1978 - Kansas
- 1977 - Wellington, New Zealand
- 1977 - Oslo, Norway
- 1975 - Swan Sea, Wales
The
above were available in 2011, there could be more. General available were
these concert recordings (downloadable from larrynorman.com and for some
limited time on CD-r without artwork):
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1970 - The Way Inn
- 1984 - Rotterdam
And
some more
Frank
Black (Pixies) recorded Larry Norman's song "Six Sixty Six"
for his album "Christmass" (2006). Black is known as an admirer
of Larry Norman and some live footage can be found on YouTube, where he
is joining Larry Norman.
In
2011 Nina Hagen recorded two Larry Norman songs on her album "Volksbeat",
these were "Ick Lass Mir Doch Vom Teufel
Nich ..." ("Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music")
and "Süsses, Süsses Lied Der Errettung" ("Sweet
Sweet Song Of Salvation").
In
2013 the LP/CD "Trouble Is A Lonesome Town" was released, a
project initiated by Charles Norman (as Charles Normal). This 2007 tribute
to a Lee Hazlewood album from 1963 features various artists and Larry
Norman sings on two tracks ("Ugly Brown" and "Trouble Is
A Lonesome Town"). Larry Norman's passing put the project on the
back burner. 2012/2013 saw the continuation and finishing of the project.
The title track "Trouble Is A Lonesome Town" was re-released
on the "Archive" CD, together with "Six Feet Of Chain"
with Larry Norman on lead vocals - the vocals were replaced for the final
release of the album. The "Archive" CD was included with the
book "Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music" (Gregory
Alan Thornbury, 2018), when ordered from the Solid Rock Shop. It's now
available through Larry
Norman's Bandcamp pages.
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