MC Lars discography

The discography of MC Lars, an American musician and producer from Oakland, California, consists of five studio albums, seven compilation albums/mixtapes, six extended plays, two books, and twenty-seven music videos; as well as various appearances, collaborations and remixes.

Studio albums

EPs

Collaborative releases

Compilations and mixtapes

Instrumental releases

Demos

Compilation appearances

DVDs

Books

Music videos

From The Laptop EP

• "iGeneration", directed by Stewart Hendler
• "Signing Emo", directed by Kurt St. Thomas

From The Graduate

• "Download This Song" (feat. Jaret Reddick), directed by Frank Borin
• "Ahab", directed by Sean Donnelly

From The Digital Gangster LP (with YTCracker)

• "Manifest Destiny", directed by Irina Slutsky
• "MC Lars's Facebook Friend Count > Your Facebook Friend Count", directed by Timothy Thompson

From This Gigantic Robot Kills

• "Hipster Girl", directed by Michael Licisyn
• "White Kids Aren't Hyphy", directed by Odin Wadleigh & Timothy Thompson
• "Guitar Hero Hero (Beating Guitar Hero Does Not Make You Slash)" (feat. Parry Gripp & Paul Gilbert), directed by Sean Donnelly
• "This Gigantic Robot Kills" (feat. the MC Bat Commander & Suburban Legends), directed by Timothy Thompson
• "True Player for Real" (feat. "Weird Al" Yankovic & Wheatus), directed by Richard Barham
• "Twenty-Three" (feat. Amie Miriello & James Bourne), directed by Heath Balderston

From Single and Famous (with K.Flay)

• "Single and Famous", directed by Timothy Thompson

From Lars Attacks!

• "Lars Attacks!", directed by Timothy Thompson

From The Edgar Allan Poe EP

• "Flow Like Poe", directed by Sean Donelly

From The Zombie Dinosaur LP

• "Dragon Blood" (feat. Monte Pittman), directed by Brosis
• "The Ballad of Hans Moleman", directed by Marianne Harris
• "Triforce", directed by Odlin Wadleigh
• "Never Afraid" (feat. Watsky), directed by Max Skaff
• "Sublime With Rome (Is Not the Same Thing as Sublime)" (feat. Roger Lima & Suburban Legends), directed by Watt White
• "If I Were a Jedi (That Would Be Hella Awesome)" (feat. Brian Mazzaferri), directed by Ben Garbe

From The Jeff Sessions

• "Don't Be a Cyberbully" (feat. Wheatus & Ash Wednesday), directed by Nicole Mago

From The Dewey Decibel System (with Mega Ran)

• "The Dewey Decibel System", directed by Richie Picasso
• "Walden", directed by DJ 2 Thirteen
• "1984" (feat. B. Dolan), directed by Kevin Parkinson
• "Julius Caesar" (feat. Dan Bull), directed by Nick J. Henderson

From Blockchain Planet

• "Finite Jest" (feat. Wheatus), directed by Max Skaff

References