Lola Tilly's Nipples Discography

LTN Treehouse (2019)

1. DPRK
2. Ultima Thule
3. Antiquating
4. Driftwood on the Trail
5. I Turned All the Power Off
6. LTN Treehouse

Our latest EP, recorded in the wilds of Minneapolis in January of 2019. This could metastasize, as we recorded a lot more material Sean hasn't been in America often enough to mess with since then, but for now and possibly forever it's an EP, waltzing in on the 20th anniversary of our last EP, An LTN Christmas.

LTNAZ40 (2016)

Disc 1
1. Costa Rica Bound
2. Anunnaki
3. Already Gone
4. Cormorants
5. Keeping Up with the Joneses
6. Daydreams
7. Pickle Juice
8. Axolotl
9. Ray's Here
10. Dream Federales
11. Landlord
12. Toynbee Idea
13. Wobbly Shitter
14. Long Way From Home

Disc 2
15. Back to My Roots
16. Susan
17. All Around
18. LTN Overture
19. Hack Circle
20. Monument Valley UFO
21. Paco Terra
22. Seeing Me
23. Delicatessen
24. Jim

Recorded in April of 2016 to celebrate our 40th birthdays... in a tiny cabin in the Monument Valley, in a rental car barreling across the Arizona desert, in another cabin perched on the rim of the Grand Canyon, and in a house deep in the woods in Sedona.

Release (2011)

Disc 1
1. The Dunes*
2. Trash Can Man*
3. Joey*
4. Cuttlefish*
5. Thursday Night
6. Cold Condensates
7. Kenny
8. The Minnesota Winter Song*
9. Setting Free the Bears
10. Seven Billion
11. Life After People
12. Stars Are Bright
13. Bob Monetta*
14. Jodi Bezdichek*
15. Release*

Disc 2
16. The Sophisticated Man
17. May Capitalism Be Kind to You
18. Freelance
19. Step by Step
20. Statute of Limitations
21. Everything Seems Like Data
22. Long Days
23. Five Good Reasons
24. All the Way Downriver
25. Highway 18
26. Clusterfuck #10
27. Sleep When You're Dead
28. Tim is Dreaming

Recorded March 4-6, 2011 in Minneapolis. Mixing and overdubs finished August 2011.

LTN 2010 (2010)

1. Escalator*
2. Lucid Lee*
3. Country Fried Nipples*
4. Pike's Place*
5. Grass & Sky*
6. The 8th Floor*
7. BP
8. The Night Breaks
9. Airport
10. Douglas Fir Highway
11. All State Ballad
12. Folk Montage
13. Something to Lose
14. LTN Concerto No 5
15. Massaman Curry

Live from Gig Harbor, Washington, recorded in June of 2010. Mixing and overdubs completed February 2011.

Troll (2007)

Disc 1
1. Lola*
2. Eating, Sleeping, Drinking*
3. Please Don't Let Me Die on a Train in Egypt*
4. Bitch Creek*
5. Winters in Washington*
6. Troll
7. Pianoman
8. I Shoulda Gone to Wendy's
9. The Deep*
10. Billy Joel Drinking Song
11. Bowling in Jail
12. Elk Amino*
13. Addiction
14. In Oregon
15. Timmer's Lament
16. Tim's Painting
17. Karma Cow (Calm Down Allison)
18. Clusterfuck 8-10
19. Egyptian Coda

Disc 2
20. Get Up
21. Instrumental
22. Who's to Say?
23. Seasons of Your Life
24. Can Can
25. I Want Watermelon
26. Tangled
27. Freedom to Blood
28. Cannonball
29. Troll Jam
30. Stay the Course
31. Maraca Lullaby
32. Peace of Mind
33. Nothing Like Anything
34. Jesus Jam

35. Cousin to Iraq

Recorded at Scott's house in Gig Harbor, Washington in May of 2007, Troll features Tim's first live appearance on an LTN album since the Alaska days, as well as the addition of our new drummer County. Overdubs and mixing finished August 2011.

Reptile House (2004)

Disc 1
1. Reptile House*
2. Desert Tortoise*
3. Waiting for Tim*
4. Catacombs*
5. Slow Loris*
6. Bumpus Hell
7. Walk the Dog
8. Cousin to Iraq*
9. Evolution*
10. Clusterfucking
11. Yep Yep Yep
12. Henry the Navigator*
13. Let Go, Real Slow
14. Satan's Guitar*
15. 1994
16. Almost Done

Disc 2
17. Ween
18. Black Socks
19. Abacus
20. Face on the Wall
21. Bird Clock
22. Amphibian
23. Slow Confide
25. She's So Sad
26. Diet Rock Star
27. Sound Escaping Out the Chimney
28. Lizard Lullaby
29. Pilgrimage
30. Money*
31. Baskethead

32. Rock Star Gargle
33. Oath/Range Rover/Starbucks Country Song
34. Jazzland/Heaven or Hell
35. Gandhi's Words/Uganunik Melody/Chess Match

Recorded in a cabin full of snakes, lizards and assorted shit Sean couldn't identify on the Puget Sound. LTN showed up with a handful of songs and jammed out the rest live over three nights to an audience of seals and crooked bats. And despite Sean's concerns expressed in the title track, he was the only one who wasn’t bitten by anything. Success.

Trailer Park (2002)

1. Trailer Park*
2. Li Po
3. Mad Cow One Two*
4. Chromosome*
5. Call the Police
6. Home
7. Know Nothing's Wrong
8. Jack Lemmon Had a Heart Attack*
9. Ceiling Fan
10. Monkey's Brain*
11. Lonely Farm*
12. Indians Sleep
13. Don't Own
14. No Escape
15. Aaron
16. Rage Against the Machine*
17. The Mailman Song
18. Clusterfuck #2-4*
19. Frogman Jam
20. Frogman*
21. House of the Rising Sun
22. Filipino Song
23. El Toro

Recorded over the Thanksgiving holiday in a trailer park in South Dakota. Scott showed up with a batch of awesome songs and a new bass, Sean showed up with a story about almost hitting a cow on the drive over. They closed out the album jamming with Scott's stepdad Danny and ruining some of his songs. A historic entry as the first LTN album with overdubs, Sean took the tapes home and spent over a year adding drums and other shwag to give it a full-band feel. Which is the way LTN has done things ever since. The beginning of the radio-friendly LTN era.

Exit (2000)

1. Relax Intro
2. Warm Up
3. The McCormicks*
4. Relax
5. The Art of Staying Found*
6. Vodka
7. Trance
8. Laying Low
9. Stromboli
10. Eat the Moon*
11. Cave*
12. No Exit*
13. Scott's Guitar
14. Dead Skunk*
15. German Rock*
16. Oh Lord
17. I Gotta Go
18. Clusterfuck #1
19. Lean
20. Start Slow
21. God Wisconsin
22. Nebula
23. Unwind Worms

LTN's last Minnesota album and final fully-live effort. Back to the middle of nowhere, but this time in a different hall with the universe projected on the walls and ceiling. Strange between-song breaks to stare at the moon. Great slow LTN-jazz jams collapsed on the floor.

Elk Amino (2000)

1. Elk Amino*
2. She Sat by a River and Thought of Me
3. Day Residue (Part One)
4. Day Residue (Part Two)
5. I Had a Dream
6. When You're Sleeping
7. Wall of Sound
8. Does a Dog Have Buddha Nature?*
9. Harley
10. Take Your Time
11. Break Up
12. Zipper
13. Feeling Sweet*
14. Elk Amino
15. Wipe Out
16. Elvis in the Bathroom*
17. Just Let Go
18. ...and Look Up
19. Surf Music
20. Where'd You Go My Wife?*
21. Elk Amino
22. Mister Shark*
23. It's Not Easy Being Green
24. Life Force
25. When You're Sleeping (Reprise)
26. Under Pressure
27. Hoary the Bat*
28. Porcupine Walk
29. Grab it Like a Rabbit
30. And Other Things
31. I Lost Myself
32. Just
33. Japanese Trees
34. He's on a Mission
35. Merp*
36. Elk Amino
37. Bob the Bobcat
38. Time Doesn't Exist

The most fun LTN session ever, and probably still the band's best live album. Rocking in a performance hall full of animal taxidermy in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night. This is when Scott started showing up with songs and the band took an unexpected leap forward.

Valley of the Bats (2000)

1. Doctor
2. Lizard King
3. Get a Bucket
4. Test Run
5. Tim McNamera
6. Freedom
7. Why Vote Republican?
8. Domestication
9. Give Me Peace
10. All Fall Silent
11. Sharing
12. Freedom Now
13. Ebb & Flow
14. Clinition
15. Nitrous
16. Sheep Fucker*
17. Vonnegut
18. Afterlife
19. Intuition
20. The Thinker

Strangely popular for such a strange album. Probably Tim's best mailed-in tape. And you can't overlook the importance of including a song called "Sheep Fucker" when it comes to tapping into the pop Zeitgeist.

An LTN Christmas (1999)

1. Muppet Show Theme*
2. Finke the Flowman
3. Rudolph
4. Hoe-Down
5. Anticipation
6. Bread & Circuses

This was actually conceived by Scott as a sincere attempt to cover some children's and holiday tunes, but the second they hit "record," the LTN inside took over and they burned the house down, somehow ending the "Muppet Show Theme" with Scott lustily crooning "Oh Piggy, Piggy, Piggy..." Awesome.

Soo Line (1999)

1. Shoes
2. Relapse
3. Earth
4. Gravy
5. Irish Billygoat
6. Shit Daisy
7. Turd Bird*
8. The Nassahegon
9. Steep Beaver
10. Shit
11. Todd
12. Sally
13. Gibberish
14. Don't Push the Button*
15. Marguaritaville*
16. Headless Horseman*
17. Puffy, Very Puffy
18. Sandwedge
19. Facial
20. Unstable
21. Asphyxiation
22. World of Fugitives*
23. Maroon Sea*

Yet another in the long list of challengers for the title of Strangest LTN Album. This one kind of creeps people out with how weird it is. Sean's amp was fucked up and making all sorts of weird noises instead of the notes he was playing, which made for a unique vibe. But you can't go wrong with any album featuring a song called "Turd Bird," and LTN's cover of Jimmy Buffett's "Marguaritaville" is the best ever by a band that was only marginally concerned with actually trying to play "Marguaritaville."

Eating Sleeping Drinking (1999)

1. Rolling
2. Visit the Moon
3. I Am All Men
4. Long Dream
5. Hey, It's Alright
6. Saints
7. Too Much
8. Cassablanca Nightmare
9. Take a Fiver
10. Laid to Waste
11. On the Wing
12. Blurry Vision
13. Eating Sleeping Drinking
14. Clarion Bells
15. Feed the Fish
16. Heroic March
17. Millenial Din
18. Sulphur*
19. Nice Nice Nice
20. It's Finished
21. Coda

Easily the most poorly-recorded disc in the LTN catalog, and possibly the least memorable. It does include Scott's great title track, too bad you can't hear it. Kids aspiring to be musicians take note: Don't get high until AFTER you set up the equipment. That's one to grow on from LTN.

Grain Belt Planet (1999)

1. Aborigine
2. Tonight Tonight
3. Tune Down
4. He Was a Mutt
5. Spiral
6. Binded by Light
7. Gutteral Scream
8. For My Family
9. Fear*
10. Astral Damage
11. Trust*
12. Opposite of the Hypotenuse
13. Soil
14. Grain Belt*
15. 62 Days Til 2000
16. I'm Coming Home*
17. Legal Disclaimer
18. Grain Belt Planet
19. Vern
20. Existential Rabbit
21. The Piano Stylings
22. Michael
23. Geneology
24. Calcium Deposits
25. Science & Trees
26. 3rd Grade Class
27. Visitation
28. Stare at the Stars*
29. The Dreams of Investment Bankers
30. The Moaning Song
31. L'America
32. Richard Pryor and Dudley Moore are Brothers
33. Certified Public Accountant*

Without question LTN's drunkest album, but when you name an album after beer you’re practically obliged to deliver the sloppy rock. There's a strangely transcendent vibe amongst the drunken ramblings, however, and this is where the Sean/Scott post-Alaska LTN vibe started to gel and would later bloom.

Morning Nipples (1999)

1. Preferences
2. Crack Baby from Nova Scocia
3. Soy Beans
4. Kathy the Sociologist
5. Sand Castles
6. Andy's Shoes
7. Insatiable Desires
8. Rolls
9. Sawmill Joe
10. Seaweed Garden
11. Kmart Bag
12. Rock On
13. Fish Out of Water
14. She's 45 Today
15. Touch News
16. Clip Dipper
17. Purple Pants
18. Mountain
19. Relativity*
20. Taco*
21. Job
22. Old West Apocalypse*
23. Kick Out
24. Welcome to Friday
25. Bad Taste in My Mouth
26. It's Kicking In
27. No One Has Bad Intentions
28. Our Culture is Aging
29. Bite the Dust*
30. Searching for a Sound
31. Lower Chakra*
32. Oh Me Oh My
33. Folk Rock
34. Essence of the Day
35. Louisiana
36. Ambient Nipples
37. The Pinhole Eye
38. The Circus is in Town
39. No Television
40. What's Next?
41. Caracas*

Something that no one ever expected to happen, happened: LTN somehow re-formed in Minnesota. Armed with a tape of vocals Tim recorded in his bathroom, and white trash neighbors too high on whippits to care, Scott and Sean embark on the Minnesota leg of the LTN adventure.

Bolistic Nipples (1995)

1. Phoneme*
2. Nice People, Good Time, Big Bang*
3. Security
4. Had Something Cool to Say
5. Bill
6. Ed
7. Great American Salad Bars
8. Lard
9. Paul
10. You Pigs
11. Playing the Odd Game
12. Think About That
13. Would You Like To
14. I Hate You For That
15. Instrumental
16. The Mic's On
17. Waiting Heart
18. Smoke Break
19. Disease
20. Fretless Bajo
21. Muffled Out
22. Tick Tock
23. Ugly
24. Silent Night
25. Pointsetta
26. Certainty
27. Guilt
28. Out of Body
29. Out of Body 2
30. Bubble
31. Pat's Vision
32. Living a Dream
33. Bang Bang*
34. Tune Up
35. Ugly (Take 2)
36. Drug Rehab
37. Join Me
38. Technical Difficulties
39. Fairbanks
40. Wednesday Morning
41. I Just Want to Dance
42. Fairbanks (Part 2)
43. Shnozz*
44. Changing Trees
45. Crayons

The final Alaskan LTN album. Interrupted a few songs in by a visit from the police over a noise complaint, the album started strong and ended very drunk, and at some point in-between Tim left. The dream sequence is pretty incredible though, and no LTN mix-tape from the era is complete without "Shnozz." After this, LTN called it quits rather than waiting for someone to die first.

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (1995)

1. FAS Intro
2. Lots of Pretty Thoughts
3. Hamms Plug
4. Field Mice
5. Leon
6. Quasar*
7. Scott's Snow Shovel
8. Retched Scooper
9. Important to Note
10. Twelve Year Old Kid
11. Bread
12. Jack
13. Mick the Prick
14. Maggy the Ladybug
15. Talk About Alaska
16. Left Lane Must Turn Left*
17. Clenching on to Stale Air
18. Nice Bandana, Rodrigo!
19. Harpsichord Duet
20. Where'd the Dog Go?
21. Budweiser than my Rolling Rock
22. Be Du Bop
23. Intro to I Shoulda Gone to Wendy's*
24. Our Tape Ran Out
25. Everybody Fucks Up
26. Bowling*
27. Shit (Trilogy Part 1)
28. Shit (Trilogy Part 2)
29. Shit (Trilogy Part 3)
30. Radiator Alligator Corruption*
31. Schmoozer
32. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome*
33. Pantera*
34. Hey Indian
35. What Time is It?
36. Sean
37. I Should Have Eaten at Wendy's
38. This is Weird

The creative peak of LTN's Alaska years, in spite of two of the album's best songs being lost when the tape ran out. Basically what Sgt Pepper's would have been if the Beatles had done more drugs. An otherworldly night whose insanity peaked with “Pantera,” after which Sean crawled under a dresser and refused to come out. Without missing a beat, the LTN groupies and neighbor Ed pitched in to complete the album, and hardly anyone noticed the difference.

Tres Nipoles (1995)

1. Okay Bandielleros
2. Words
3. Fine Texas Showdown*
4. You Thought it was Over
5. Corn
6. Buy It
7. Green*
8. The Price is Right
9. Pidge
10. Alcoholic Song
11. White Socks
12. Party Line
13. Motivation*
14. Hungry
15. Pass Me By
16. Ethiopium*
17. Guitar Solo
18. Man with the Iguana Skin*
19. Creative Expansion
20. Disarray
21. Two Mikes
22. Holes
23. Laser Beam
24. Speaking in Tongues
25. When You Wake Up
26. Fuck You*
27. Heat of the Moment
28. Apologies
29. Are You Trippin?
30. It's So Easy
31. The Phone
32. Revolve
33. Don't Call Me Nigger
34. I Walked Along a Path
35. Qua Qua Qua and the White Beard
36. I Thought About You
37. Hugs
38. Whatcha Gonna Do Now?
39. Not that Bad
40. Always Alone
41. The Return of Not That Bad
42. What Can I Do?
43. Can I Be Free?
44. What is Wrong?
45. Noise Complaint
46. I Want to Be with You
47. It's Growing
48. Ed's Call
49. Learning to See Delusions
50. Times That Are Easy
51. Who Are We Are Now?*

The longest album ever recorded. If you lined up all the Grateful Dead bootlegs in existence end-to-end, they still wouldn’t be as long as Tres Nipoles. Records indicate Tim even worked a shift at some point in the middle of this album. Though there were many great tunes during the first hour, the album eventually descended into a Holocaust of drunkenness by the third disc, as was starting become the pattern for LTN shows/albums.

Brainfart (1995)

1. Tim's Monologue
2. Okay
3. The American Dream
4. Baby
5. Baby (Take 2)
6. Farmers Meet Farmers
7. Teddy Ruxpin
8. Butter*
9. The Return of Scott
10. Laundromat*
11. Smoker's Rights Tune
12. Shapley-Shubik
13. Maybe She Will Love You
14. Insurance
15. Dream Overlap
16. Mother Theresa
17. Snot
18. Sleepwriting
19. Moon Murmurs
20. A Voice of America
21. The Meeting
22. Direction
23. Quote
24. The Drunk
25. There is a Bridge
26. Man from Alaska
27. The Flasher
28. The Web of Love
29. Tear Breath
30. Tear Breath (Take 2)
31. Tear Breath (Take 3)
32. Nipple Rap
33. Where's My Taxi?*
34. The Cars Are Dead
35. I Want to Tell You
36. No Regrets
37. Learning to See Delusions
38. Past the Signs
39. Get a Grip
40. What Do You Mean?
41. Ghost of a Child
42. Jumpstart Your Ass
43. People Enter
44. Mayonnaise
45. Madagascar
46. Go to Town, Boys!
47. Alabaman Creek
48. Belly Buttons
49. Isn't This Spaceous?
50. I Don't Want
51. Playing the Pain Game
52. In Jail with Sean
53. Hey Fairbanks!
54. Blue Lights
55. Death of Spontanaeity
56. Bad Musical Joke
57. One and Two
58. Oh, Juanita!
59. Siam Warm Daughter
60. Blush
61. People are Falling
62. Turkey
63. Cemetery
64. Cough Ended It
65. Spend Your Day
66. The First Time
67. Not a Number
68. CARP*
69. Goin' Crazy
70. I Just Wanted

Official album #2 had the boys finding their sea legs and what it meant to be LTN. “Butter” was an early hit, and it was around this time that people, attracted by the unexplainable din, began wandering into the performances. Neighbors either became fans and ended up on future albums, or moved out. Tim learned to trust his inner strangeness, Sean learned to play guitar with a drum stick, and Scott learned to rock two notes on the bass like they had never been rocked before.

Lola Tilly's Nipples (1995)

1. Start
2. I Love Her
3. She Loves Him
4. He Annoys Me
5. I'm Not Obsessed*
6. I Think the Whole Thing Sucks
7. I Think I'll Go Read a Book Now
8. The Book Didn't Work
9. I Still Feel Fucked Over
10. Big Shooter
11. Banana Seat
12. Know Yourself
13. Stoned Demise
14. Spanish Lounge
15. Ema's Party
16. So Very Busy
17. El Diablo
18. Locust Storm
19. Search Party
20. Through the Valley
21. Midnight Hour
22. Lost
23. Morse Code Disconnect
24. Writing Center Jingle

LTN's first… uhm, album? No one remembers what they thought they were making, they certainly weren’t trying to start a band, and so this recording just sort of happened. Tracks 13-23 were from the band's second performance, when LTN was auditioning to play on the radio. Tim passed out before they could even start playing, after which Scott and Sean completely abandoned all known music theory. Needless to say LTN didn’t get on the radio that week. Unless someone played their commercial for the Writing Center, no one can even remember why they recorded that thing.

Covered Nipples (In Progress)

1. Is Everybody In?
2. Ghost Song
3. Angels & Sailors
4. Stoned Immaculate
5. Curses, Invocations
6. Goodbye Blue Sky (Demo)
7. Us & Them (Demo)
8. Money (Version 2)
9. Pressure

LTN covers songs that were better left alone. Oh yeah.

Recovered Nipples (In Progress)

1. The McCormicks
2. Tim's Monologue
3. I Gotta Go
4. Elk Amino
5. Mr Shark
6. Elvis in the Bathroom
7. Schnozz
8. Trailer Park
9. Chromosome
10. Where'd You Go My Wife?
11. Motivation
12. Nice People, Good Time, Big Bang
13. Butter
14. Don't Push the Button
15. Lower Chakra
16. I'm Coming Home
17. Fear
18. Trust
19. Eat the Moon
20. Dead Skunk/Dead Cat

The Nipples cover themselves (finally!), bringing the wisdom and recording skills gained along the way to some of their favorite earlier tracks.