- Now I'm Even Further Away
250 copies produced. Spanish compilation.
- The Chapter In Your Life Entitled San Francisco
Collection from Spanish Jabaline Records, on the theme of travel.
- Self-Preservation
Collection from Spanish Green UFO Records.
- Once Again
Retrospective collection from Portland-based Magic Marker Records. Track unavailable elsewhere.
- The Winter Proper
Winter CD sampler from the band's American record label.
- Midweek Midmorning
CD sampler from the band's Canadian record label.
- I Started A Joke
Pity 24 is a 16 minute film directed by Amanda Kerley, produced by Stacks On Films Company. This track appears over the closing credits, is unavailable elsewhere, and was originally recorded by The Bee Gees. The Lucksmiths version was recorded by Craig Pilkington, at Audrey Studios.
Film synopsis: Stash was a legend in his own suburban bush lot until he drove his Charger into a pole. Pity 24 is about the friends he left behind and how they're coping with their loss..
- Camera-Shy (3.36)
Free sampler sent out by Microindie Records, who handle distribution for Drive-In Records, among others.
- There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (3.56)
Tribute album to The Smiths. Track unavailable elsewhere. Additional vocals from Karen Morcombe (Greenkeeper, Fred Astereo).
- After The After Party (3.13)
- Camera-Shy (3.36)
Cover-mounted CD for a Japanese music magazine.
- Falling Off Of My Feet Again (2.42)
Track unavailable elsewhere, and originally recorded by The Siddeleys.
- Yunta Hair (1.13)
Track unavailable elsewhere. Recorded at Marty Brown’s house, 2002.
- Welcome Home (1.54)
Green vinyl. Recorded by Karl Smith and Peter Cohen (Sodastream) at Chesterfield Draws (Fitzroy, Victoria) April 2001.
- The Thought That Counts (2.59)
Track unavailable elsewhere. Recorded by Craig Pilkington (The Killjoys) at Audrey Studios (Melbourne), December 2000-January 2001.
- The Year Of Driving Languorously (Live on KFJC) (4.05)
Released to coincide with Empress Hotel pop-fest, 3/4 May 2002.
- Mars (4.22)
Music recorded in Marty Brown's house (Fitzroy, Victoria), but Tali was in London providing the vocals down a phone line, September/October 1999. Features Marty Brown on Tibetan singing bowl.
- Frisbee (live)
Compilation of tracks recorded for the Danger Sessions. Track recorded at the University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, USA.
- Boat (4.03)
Around 150 copies produced, now out of print. Track unavailable elsewhere. A CDEP included with invitations to the November 2001 wedding of Matinée Recordings mogul Jimmy Tassos and his bride Mary. Song originally performed by Bedridden. Download this track in mp3 format, courtesy of Matinée Recordings.
- Broken Bones (3.37)
- I Prefer The Twentieth Century (Hydroplane remix) (5.00)
Free CD given out to accompany Drive-In Records' 5th Anniversary Show at the Pop Cafe!, Grand Rapids Michigan, May 26th 2001.
- Abdication! (3.08)
Long delayed compilation. Track first appeared on 'Happy Secret'.
- The Great Diving Range (demo) (3.20)
Various artists CDR released to coincide with The Lucksmiths tour of Japan. Recorded by Mark Monnone at his home (Clifton Hills, Victoria), November 2000.
- T-Shirt Weather (2.44)
Japanese compilation from now-defunct(?) label.
- ?
Promotional only compilation.
- Myopic Friends (1.52)
Japanese compilation.
Larger cover
- The Lucky Ladybugs - Evens Stevens (2.29)
A joint recording featuring The Lucksmiths and The Ladybug Transistor. Recorded by Gary Olson at Marlborough Farms (Brooklyn, New York), November 1999.
- Punchlines (live)
Track recorded live on Australian ABC's 'Recovery' radio program.
- Untidy Towns
- Shine On Me
- Danielle Steele (live in Paris)
Out of print. Limited edition release from the Matinée Festival in Paris, featuring three songs from each of the participating bands. Included a badge.
- I've Got It And It's Not Worth Having (2.45)
Track unavailable elsewhere. Song originally performed by Boyracer. Recorded by Etienne Jaumet at The Pop-In (Paris), October 1998. EP is a tribute to Sarah Records.
- Caravanna (3.05)
CD played by John Peel to bring The Lucksmiths to the ears of many UK listeners.