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DVD compilation to celebrate the 10th birthday of Candle Records. All tracks recorded live at The Zoo, Brisbane in February 2005.

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Compilation CD given away with the first 500 copies of the Candle Records' 'World Domination' board game.

Second album from Tali White's side project. Members of the band include Rodrigo Pintos Lopez, Cressida Griffith, Marty Brown (Red Raku, Art of Fighting), and Craig Pilkington (The Killjoys).

The Mosquitoes are a band mainly consisting of American musician Drew Cramer (formerly of Kissing Book). Recorded in Australia, this album features Mark Monnone on drums and backing vocals.

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A remix of The Guild League's track from their first album, on this album featuring remixes of tracks by Candle Records' bands. 'Two4K' is Carl Anderson, who was previously in the Melbourne group 'Futile Sound of Brunswick'.

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A track from Tali White's side project 'The Guild League', on this tribute album to The Smiths.

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Retrospective collection from Library Records, including two tracks from 'Bowl-A-Rama', featuring Marty Donald and Mark Monnone.

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One new track from Tali White's side project 'The Guild League' (song originally by Airport Girl), and two covers of Lucksmiths tracks.

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'A Few Bears...' is an "indie supergroup formed for one afternoon only in David + Mias shed. They recorded 3 songs and all swapped instruments and no-one can really remember who played what, but the group featured Tali White, and Amy Linton (Aislers Set), David Nichols, Mia Schoen, Andrew Withycombe (all Huon), John Nikki (Gene Defcom/Sarah Dougher band), Jen Turrell and Stewart." Two other songs were recorded, but remain unreleased.

Gusto is a 7 minute film written and directed by Australian filmmaker Craig Irvin. Tali White is credited as Composer, and composed original music for the film with members of The Guild League.

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Appearing on a 12 track split EP from the Danger Force Five Singles Club, this track is a tribute to The Lucksmiths. Colin wrote the song after seeing the band play in Boston.

Side project of Tali White. Recorded in private houses in San Francisco, East Brunswick and Thornbury and at Audrey Studios (Richmond) over a period of about a year. 'The Guild League' is a collection of 16 artists, including Rodrigo Pintos Lopez, Clare Bowditch, Richard Easton, Jamie Knight (Poundsign), Ernie Gruner (Juggularity), Cressida Griffith, Brent Kenji (The Fairways, Skypark), Rebecca Barron (Poundsign, Scrabble), Ilka White (Tali's sister) Karl Smith (Sodastream), Pete Cohen (Sodastream), Alicia Vanden Heuvel (Poundsign, The Aislers Set), Marty Brown (Red Raku, Art of Fighting), Craig Pilkington (The Killjoys), and Dan Luscombe (Blackeyed Susans).

1000 copies produced. Single release from Tali White's side project.

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Recorded July 2000 for a live radio broadcast. This song features Bart (of The Cat's Miaow) on guitar and vocals, with Mark Monnone on drums.

An EP by Bart (of The Cat's Miaow) and friends, with Mark Monnone playing drums on all tracks.

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Recorded live on the the Pacific Highway radio program on Melbourne's 3RRR FM. This song features Bart (of The Cat's Miaow), with Mark Monnone on drums.

'The Best Friends Group' are Mark Monnone from The Lucksmiths, Andrew Kaffer from Kissing Book, Pete Cohen from Sodastream, Kellie Sutherland from Architecture in Helsinki, and Dunky Jack.

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Out of print. A cover of The Lucksmiths track, sung entirely in Japanese. I'm 90% certain this song exists on this release, but if anyone can provide confirmation, I'd appreciate it.

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'Bowl-A-Rama' features Marty Donald and Mark Monnone with Derek Agnew, James Parrett (formerly of The Little General) and Scott Wiseman. Recorded by Matt Hills at Happy Valley (Melbourne).

Fay White is the mother of Tali White from The Lucksmiths. This 20 track live recording featuring some of Victoria's best independent and folk artists, including Fay White's son, Tali, on vocals on an unknown number of tracks.

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At the Sugargliders last ever gig (Collingwood, 10th June, 1994), gig-goers were given a free cassette, including the above track by Tali White. The track is a cover of an early Sugargliders song, released on a cassette. Tali is a cousin of Josh and Joel Meadows, who were The Sugargliders, and are now The Steinbecks.

Another release from Fay White, the mother of Tali White from The Lucksmiths. This album features Fay White and her family, presumably (although not confirmed) including Tali White.

Album by Australian traditional folk singer John Warner, with guest vocals by the White family, including Tali White from The Lucksmiths. I'm not sure how many tracks Tali sings on.

Another release from Fay White, the mother of Tali White from The Lucksmiths. This 18 track cassette features acapella songs with the White family; Fay, Terry, Ilka and Tali.

A Melbourne band featuring Marty Donald (rhythm guitar) and Mark Monnone (lead guitar) with friends Karl and Kathrin (vocals). This tape was recorded for a high school project (Sandringham Secondary College?), but Mark has no idea where it is now.