Limp Records

• catalog # — artist — title/format — year — notes • EP1001 — The Slickee Boys — Mersey, Mersey Me 7-inch EP — 1978 • 002 — Tina Peel — More Than Just Good Looks 7-inch EP — 1978 — split release with Dacoit • 003 — Shirkers — "Drunk and Disorderly" 7-inch — 1978 — released with two different sleeves • 005 — The Slickee Boys — 3rd EP 7-inch — 1979 • 007 — D. Ceats — Monumental 7-inch EP — 1979 — blue vinyl • 011 — The Nurses — "Running Around" 7-inch — 1981 • 013 — The Reind Dears — "Xmas (Is Going to Bring Me…)" 7-inch — 1978 — red vinyl • 029 — Nightman — "Don't You Know" 7-inch — 1979 • 030 — (The) Razz — Airtime 7-inch EP — 1979 — split release with O'Rourke • 031 — (The) Razz — "You Can Run (But You Can't Hide)" 7-inch — 1979 — split release with O'Rourke • 032 — Killer Bees — Buzz'n the Town 7-inch — 1979 • 033 — The Dark — The Dark 7-inch EP — 1981 • 034 — The Nurses — "Hearts" 7-inch — 1981 — planned reissue that wasn't released • 035 — Black Market Baby — "Potential Suicide" 7-inch — 1981 • 041 — Minor Threat — "In My Eyes" 7-inch — 1981 — red vinyl, black vinyl; split release with Dischord • INT01 — Stiff All-Stars — "You Tell Me Lies" 7-inch — 1981 — sole release on Limp International • 1001 — various —:30 Over DC LP — 1978 — red vinyl, gold vinyl, black vinyl • 1002 — The Korps — Hello World LP — 1979 — blue vinyl • 1003 — The Slickee Boys — Separated Vegetables LP — 1980 — reissue of a 1977 release • 1004 — various — The Best of Limp (…Rest of Limp) LP — 1980 • 1005 — various — Connected LP — 1981 — two different-colored covers • 1006 — Nightman — No Escape LP — 1981