Ben Folds discography

Infobox Artist Discography
Artist = Ben Folds

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The following is the discography of Ben Folds. This covers his solo career. For a discography of Ben Folds Five, see Ben Folds Five discography.

Ben Folds albums

* "Rockin' the Suburbs", 2001, Sony, #42 US, #18 AUS
* "Songs for Silverman", 2005, Epic (Bonus DVD), #13 US, #9 AUS
* "Way To Normal", September 30, 2008, Epic, #25 AUS, #70 UK

Ben Folds Five albums

*"Ben Folds Five" (1995) - Passenger/Caroline Records AUS #37
*"Whatever and Ever Amen" (1997, digitally remastered in 2005) - 550 US #42, AUS #8
*"Naked Baby Photos" (1998) - Passenger/Caroline US #94
*"The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner" (1999) - 550 US #35, AUS #5

Collaboration albums

* "Shut Up and Listen to Majosha" (1989) (with Majosha)
* "" (1998) Sony (with Fear of Pop)
* "The Bens" (2003) (with The Bens)

Compilations and live albums

* "Ben Folds Live", 2002, Sony (includes bonus DVD) #60 US
* "Songs for Goldfish" (2005)
* "iTunes Originals", 2005, Sony
* "Over the Hedge (soundtrack)", 2006, Sony
* "Supersunnyspeedgraphic, The LP", 2006, Sony #114 US

EPs

* "Special B-Sides (EP)" (2001)
* "Speed Graphic" (2003) (EP)
* "Sunny 16" (2003) (EP)
* "Super D" (2004) (EP)
* "Live at Tower Records" (2005) (EP)

ingles

* "Mix Tape's a Masterpiece" (1997)
* "Rockin' the Suburbs" (2001) #28 US Modern Rock, #58 AUS
* "Still Fighting It" (2002) #70 AUS
* "Adelaide" (Australia) (2005)
* "Bitches Ain't Shit" (iTunes) (2005) #71 US
* "Landed" (2005) #77 US, #55 AUS
* "Jesusland" (UK) (2005)
* "Bastard" (Australia) (2005)
* "You Don't Know Me" (with Regina Spektor) (2008) #84 AUS

Other contributions

* "She Don't Use Jelly" on the compilation "Loungeapalooza", 1997 Hollywood Records
* "Rockin' the Suburbs" ['Live on The Panel' version] on "Music Live from The Panel - The Latest Collection" (2002), Liberation Music
* "Poodle Hat" - Weird Al Yankovic (2003) (piano on "Why Does This Always Happen To Me?")
* "Has Been" - William Shatner (2004) (producer and various other roles)
* "Such Great Heights" on "Like a Version" "3" (2007), Triple J
*"Lonely Christmas Eve" was composed and performed by Ben for the Jim Carrey film "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" (2000). His song "Bizarre Christmas Incident" was also allegedly written for the film, but did not suit the tone of the movie.
*"Jesusland" from "Songs for Silverman" was featured in the film "Driving Lessons" (2006).
*Ben performed the song "Red is Blue," written by Todd Edwards for the animated film "Hoodwinked" (2005).
*The title track from "Rockin' the Suburbs" was featured in the film "Duane Hopwood", starring David Schwimmer and Janeane Garofalo (2005).
*"Wandering" was featured in the 2000 film "100 Girls". It would later appear on "Speed Graphic", and was subsequently featured in Kevin Smith's film, "Jersey Girl" (2004).
* "Wicked Little Town (Tommy Gnosis Version)" on Wig in a Box" (2003) (with The Bens)
*"Losing Lisa" from "Rockin' the Suburbs" was featured in the film "The Sweetest Thing" (2002).
*Ben performed the Jackson Browne song "Doctor My Eyes" for the film "The Banger Sisters" (2002).
*A rendition of the Beatles' "Golden Slumbers" was contributed by Ben for the film "I Am Sam" (2001).
*Ben Folds Five recorded a cover of Steely Dan's "Barrytown" for the soundtrack of the movie "Me, Myself, and Irene" (2000), featuring Jim Carrey.
*Ben Folds Five contributed the song "Air" to the soundtrack for the film "Godzilla" (1998). It later appeared on the remastered version of "Whatever and Ever Amen".
*Ben Folds Five contributed the song "Bad Idea" to the movie "The Truth About Cats & Dogs" starring Uma Thurman and Janeane Garofalo (1996). The demo version later appeared on the album "Naked Baby Photos".
*Ben Folds wrote the "Prom Tonight" song in "Not Another Teen Movie".

DVDs

* "Ben Folds and WASO - Live in Perth", 2005 Sony (DVD)
* "Ben Folds Live at MySpace DVD", 2007 (DVD)

References