Genre: Rock
| 1 | Gepetto |
| 2 | Full Moon, Empty Heart |
| 3 | Sad Dress |
| 4 | Untogether |
| 5 | White Belly |
| 6 | Super-Connected |
| 7 | The Bees |
| 8 | Back Against The Wall (EP) |
| 9 | Angel |
| 10 | Don't Be Shy |
| 11 | Star |
| 12 | Dream On Me |
| 13 | Feed the Tree |
| 14 | B Variable |
| 15 | Hot Burrito #1 |
| 16 | Dusted |
| 17 | Now They'll Sleep |
| 18 | Someone to Die For |
| 19 | Think About Your Troubles |
| 20 | Red |
| 21 | Judas Mon Coeur |
| 22 | Dancing Gold |
| 23 | Seal My Fate |
| 24 | Silverfish |
| 25 | Gepetto [Remix] |
| 26 | Witch |
| 27 | To The Top (EP) |
| 28 | Thief |
| 29 | I Want It All |
| 30 | Untitled And Unsung |
| 31 | I Drink I Smoke |
| 32 | Baby's Arm |
| 33 | Num8ers |
| 34 | It's Not Unusual |
| 35 | Broken |
| 36 | Celebrate |
| 37 | Sexy S |
| 38 | Every Word |
| 39 | Marijuana Thoughts |
| 40 | Sweet Ride |
| 41 | Follow Me |
| 42 | Hartwin Cole |
| 43 | Trust In Me |
| 44 | Stay |
| 45 | Ya Dunya |
| 46 | Purple Drugs |
| 47 | John Dark |
| 48 | Spaceman |
| 49 | Dreamville |
| 50 | Judas My Heart |
| 51 | Low Red Moon |
| 52 | Lilith |
| 53 | Back Against The Wall |
| 54 | King |
| 55 | Hot Girl (EP) |
| 56 | To The Top |
| 57 | L'il Ennio |
| 58 | Slow Dog |
| 59 | Make It Go |
| 60 | Hot Girl |
| 61 | Diamond Rib Cage |
| 62 | Puberty |
Belly was an alternative rock band formed in 1991 by former Throwing Muses members Tanya Donelly (who was also in The Breeders) and Fred Abong. The band was based in Boston, Massachusetts, though all of the original members grew up in Newport, Rhode Island. The band consisted of Donelly on lead vocals and guitar, Abong on bass, Tom Gorman on guitar, and Chris Gorman on drums. Tom and Chris, who were brothers, were childhood friends of Donelly's; they had previously played in the hardcore punk band Verbal Assault.
Donelly named the band "Belly" because she thought the word was "both pretty and ugly." Their EP, Slow Dust (1992), made it to number one on the UK indie chart. Soon after, their single "Feed the Tree" made the Top 40 in the UK Singles Chart and their first album, Star (1993), hit number two on the UK Albums Chart.