This discography shows the title, track list, date, country, label, and catalog number for all known releases and variations. It also serves as a want list. An asterisk (*) after the entry means I already have it, and a dash (-) means I am looking for a copy.

Country abbreviations: ARG = Argentina; BEL = Belgium; BRA = Brazil; CAN = Canada; EU = European Union; FRA = France; GER = Germany; GRE = Greece; HOL = Holland; IRE = Ireland; ISR = Israel; ITA - Italy; JAP = Japan; KOR = Korea; MAL = Malaysia; NOR = Norway; NZ = New Zealand; OZ = Australia; PHI = Philippines; POR = Portugal; RUS = Russia; SA = South Africa; SNG = Singapore; SPA = Spain; SWE = Sweden; THA = Thailand; TUR = Turkey; YUG = Yugoslavia.

Abbreviations in the notes: cvr = cover; slv = sleeve; cis = custom inner sleeve; ins = insert; obi = Japanese OBI band on cover; gfc = gatefold cover; 8b = custom 8 track box; wlp = white label promo; ts = DJ timing strip; pr = promo; stkr = sticker; ra = removable centre adapter; na = no centre adapter; s/m = promo with stereo and mono versions; s/s = promo with two stereo versions; no ins = CD has no jewel case inserts.

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1975 Album by Mott

Monte Carlo; She Does It; I'll Tell You Something; Stiff Upper Lip; Love Now; Apologies; The Great White Wail; Here We Are; It Takes One To Know One; I Can Show You How It Is

In most countries, the vinyl album was issued with an insert or custom printed inner sleeve. The UK cover was silver, the USA cover was metallic blue-grey. In the USA white label promo LPs usually came with a DJ timing strip and gold promo stamp on the cover.

1976 Album by Mott

Collision Course; Storm; Career (No Such Thing As Rock 'n' Roll); Hold On, You're Crazy; See You Again; Too Short Arms (I Don't Care); Broadside Outcasts; Good Times

In most countries, the vinyl album was issued with an insert or custom printed inner sleeve. In the USA white label promo LPs usually came with a DJ timing strip and gold promo stamp on the cover.

1993 Album by Mott

Dear Louise; Brother Soul; Hotfootin'; Wild In The Streets; 1,2,3,4 Kickalong Blues; World Cruise

After being dropped by CBS and without a lead singer, the members of Mott agreed to back Steve Hyams for a demo session. Hyams was an old friend of the band, and Hyams' manager Paul Warden secured financing though Arista. The group recorded a few demos in March 1977 with Tom Newman at Argonaut, Richard Branson's floating studio on the Regents Park Canal.

Sounds got wind of a potential Mott The Hoople reunion, and the group initially decided to play along. The Rainbow Theatre was booked for a photo sessions and live showcase, during which the band failed to impress either the press or themselves and Mott The Hoople Mark II was mercifully put to rest. The demos recorded with Hyams were shelved until 1993, when this album surfaced.