MusicBrainz lists 61 distinct song titles by Magazine on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists all of them, A to Z.
Magazine Songs Starting With A
- “A Song From Under the Floorboards” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “About the Weather” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
Magazine Songs Starting With B
- “Back to Nature” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “Because You’re Frightened” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “Believe That I Understand” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “Blisterpack Blues” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
- “Burst” – first released 1978 on Real Life
Magazine Songs Starting With C
- “Come Alive” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “Cut‐Out Shapes” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
Magazine Songs Starting With D
- “Definitive Gaze” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “Do the Meaning” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
Magazine Songs Starting With F
- “Feed the Enemy” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “Final Analysis Waltz” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
Magazine Songs Starting With G
- “Give Me Everything” – first released 1978 on Give Me Everything (single)
- “Goldfinger” – first released 1978 on Touch and Go / Goldfinger (single)
Magazine Songs Starting With H
- “Happening in English” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
- “Hello Mister Curtis” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
- “Holy Dotage” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
Magazine Songs Starting With I
- “I Love You You Big Dummy” – first released 1978 on Give Me Everything (single)
- “I Want to Burn Again” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “I Wanted Your Heart” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “I’m a Party” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “In the Dark” – first released 1981 on About the Weather (single)
Magazine Songs Starting With M
- “Model Worker” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “Motorcade” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “My Mind Ain’t So Open” – first released 1978 on Shot by Both Sides (single)
- “My Tulpa” – first released 1978 on Real Life
Magazine Songs Starting With N
- “Naked Eye” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
Magazine Songs Starting With O
- “Of Course Howard (1979)” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
- “Other Thematic Material” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
Magazine Songs Starting With P
- “Parade” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “Permafrost” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “Philadelphia” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “Physics” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
Magazine Songs Starting With R
- “Recoil” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “Rhythm of Cruelty” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
Magazine Songs Starting With S
- “Shot by Both Sides” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “So Lucky” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “Stuck” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “Suburban Rhonda” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “Sweetheart Contract” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
Magazine Songs Starting With T
- “The Book” – first released 1980 on Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (single)
- “The Burden of a Song” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
- “The Garden” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “The Great Beautician in the Sky” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “The Great Man’s Secret” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “The Honeymoon Killers” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “The Light Pours Out of Me” – first released 1978 on Real Life
- “The Operative” – first released 1981 on About the Weather (single)
- “T.V. Baby” – first released 1979 on Rhythm of Cruelty (single)
- “Talk to the Body” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
- “The Thin Air” – first released 1979 on Secondhand Daylight
- “This Poison” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
- “Touch and Go” – first released 1978 on Touch and Go / Goldfinger (single)
- “TV Baby” – first released 2007 on Secondhand Daylight (album)
- “Twenty Years Ago” – first released 1980 on A Song From Under the Floorboards (single)
- “The Worst of Progress…” – first released 2011 on No Thyself
Magazine Songs Starting With U
- “Upside Down” – first released 1980 on Upside Down (single)
Magazine Songs Starting With V
- “Vigilance” – first released 1981 on Magic, Murder and the Weather
Magazine Songs Starting With Y
- “You Never Knew Me” – first released 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap
Studio Albums
- Real Life (1978)
- Secondhand Daylight (1979)
- The Correct Use of Soap (1980)
- Magic, Murder and the Weather (1981)
- No Thyself (2011)
How This List Was Compiled
This list was compiled using the MusicBrainz database for Magazine, accessed on 2026-10-09, reflecting all distinct song titles from official albums, singles, and EPs. Live, remix, demo, and compilation-only versions are excluded, and duplicate song titles across releases are merged to avoid repetition. The source link is https://musicbrainz.org/artist/043324ca-100d-48ce-8c7c-fd015afc103b, and the Wikipedia article Magazine (band) was also referenced for band context. This list only includes the 61 distinct song titles recorded in MusicBrainz as of the retrieval date.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distinct Magazine songs are listed here?
The MusicBrainz database lists 61 distinct song titles by Magazine across their official albums, singles, and EPs.
What is the earliest year a Magazine song was first released?
The earliest year listed for a Magazine song release is 1978, with songs appearing on the album Real Life and singles such as Give Me Everything and Touch and Go / Goldfinger.
Which letter has the most Magazine song titles?
The letter T has the most song titles, with 17 distinct songs beginning with that letter, including titles from various albums and singles.
Are all releases official studio albums?
No. The list includes songs released on studio albums, singles, and EPs. For example, singles like Give Me Everything and Touch and Go / Goldfinger are included alongside albums.
Final Thoughts
This list provides a detailed alphabetical reference for Magazine’s song catalogue as documented by MusicBrainz. It serves as a resource for those seeking precise release information without additional commentary or biography.
For any further details beyond this list, MusicBrainz or Wikipedia may be consulted, as this compilation strictly follows the verified facts from those sources.
To illustrate the scope, consider the song “The Light Pours Out of Me,” a 1978 release from their debut album Real Life, which is part of the foundational material shaping the band’s early sound. Similarly, later works such as “Blisterpack Blues” from the 2011 album No Thyself demonstrate the continuation of their recording career across decades, all captured here with exact release data.
Another example is the single “Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin),” first released in 1980 on The Correct Use of Soap album, showing the band’s engagement with covers and reinterpretations within their discography. This emphasizes the diversity present within the 61 distinct tracks listed here.
Given the exclusion of live, remix, and compilation-only versions, this list focuses on the core official outputs, making it a reliable reference for collectors, researchers, and fans interested in Magazine’s officially released songs and their original contexts.
For anyone exploring the band’s work, the variety of releases—from albums to singles—reflects their evolving artistry within the post-punk and new wave genres during the late 1970s through the early 1980s, and their 2011 resurgence, all documented here without additions beyond the official record.
In summary, this comprehensive A to Z list is an authoritative snapshot of Magazine’s recorded song output as catalogued by MusicBrainz, suitable for accurate referencing and further research.
Should a reader require more detailed credits, roles, or contextual information, those are not included here because MusicBrainz does not list them in this dataset. The focus remains strictly on song titles, first release years, and release titles as specified.
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