Complete List Of Kanye West Albums And Discography

Kanye West Albums

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This Complete List Of Kanye West Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Kanye West studio albums. This complete Kanye West discography also includes every single live and compilation album. All these spectacular Kanye West albums have been presented below in chronological order. We have also included all original release dates with each Kanye West album as well as all original album covers. Every Kanye West album listed below showcases the entire album tracklisting.

KANYE WEST STUDIO ALBUMS

Released

CD Track Listings:

The College Dropout

Released February 10, 2004

CD Track Listings:

1. “Intro (Skit)”
2. “We Don’t Care”
3. “Graduation Day”
4. “All Falls Down” (featuring Syleena Johnson)
5. “I’ll Fly Away”
6. “Spaceship” (featuring GLC and Consequence)
7. “Jesus Walks”
8. “Never Let Me Down” (featuring Jay-Z and J. Ivy)
9. “Get Em High” (featuring Talib Kweli and Common)
10. “Workout Plan (Skit)”
11. “The New Workout Plan”
12. “Slow Jamz” (featuring Twista and Jamie Foxx)
13. “Breathe In Breathe Out” (featuring Ludacris)
14. “School Spirit (Skit 1)”
15. “School Spirit”
16. “School Spirit (Skit 2)”
17. “Lil Jimmy (Skit)”
18. “Two Words” (featuring Mos Def, Freeway and The Boys Choir of Harlem)
19. “Through The Wire”
20. “Family Business”
21. “Last Call”

Late Registration

Released  August 30, 2005

CD Track Listings:

1. “Wake Up Mr. West”
2. “Heard ‘Em Say” (featuring Adam Levine)
3. “Touch The Sky” (featuring Lupe Fiasco)
4. “Gold Digger” (featuring Jamie Foxx)
5. “Skit #1”
6. “Drive Slow” (featuring Paul Wall and GLC)
7. “My Way Home” (featuring Common)
8. “Crack Music” (featuring The Game)
9. “Roses”
10. “Bring Me Down” (featuring Brandy)
11. “Addiction”
12. “Skit #2”
13. “Diamonds From Sierra Leone (Remix)” (featuring Jay-Z)
14. “We Major” (featuring Nas and Really Doe)
15. “Skit #3”
16. “Hey Mama”
17. “Celebration”
18. “Skit #4”
19. “Gone” (featuring Consequence and Cam’ron)
20. “Diamonds From Sierra Leone” (bonus track)
21. “Late” (hidden track)

Graduation

Released  September 11, 200

CD Track Listings:

1. Good Morning
2. Champion
3. Stronger
4. I Wonder
5. Good Life
6. Can’t Tell Me Nothing
7. Barry Bonds
8. Drunk And Hot Girls
9. Flashing Lights
10. Everything I Am
11. The Glory
12. Homecoming
13. Big Brother

808s & Heartbreak

Released  November 24, 2008

CD Track Listings:

1. “Say You Will”
2. “Welcome To Heartbreak”
3. “Heartless”
4. “Amazing”
5. “Love Lockdown”
6. “Paranoid”
7. “RoboCop”
8. “Street Lights”
9. “Bad News”
10. “See You In My Nightmares”
11. “Coldest Winter”
12. “Pinocchio Story”

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Released November 8, 2010

CD Track Listings:

1. “Dark Fantasy”
2. “Gorgeous” (featuring Kid Cudi and Raekwon)
3. “Power”
4. “All Of The Lights (Interlude)”
5. “All Of The Lights”
6. “Monster” (featuring Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj and Bon Iver)
7. “So Appalled” (featuring Swizz Beatz, Jay-Z, Pusha T, Cyhi the Prynce and RZA)
8. “Devil In A New Dress” (featuring Rick Ross)
9. “Runaway” (featuring Pusha T)
10. “Hell Of A Life”
11. “Blame Game” (featuring John Legend)
12. “Lost In The World” (featuring Bon Iver)
13. “Who Will Survive In America”
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14. “See Me Now” (featuring Beyoncé, Charlie Wilson and Big Sean)

Yeezus

Released June 18, 2013

CD Track Listings:

1. On Site
2. Black Skinhead
3. I Am God feat. God
4. New Slaves feat. Frank Ocean
5. Hold My Liqour feat. Chief Keef & Justin Vernon
6. I’m In It
7. Blood On The Leaves
8. Guilt Trip feat. Kid Cudi
9. Send It Up feat. King L
10. Bound 2 feat. Charlie Wilson

The Life of Pablo

Released February 14, 2016

CD Track Listings:

1. “Ultralight Beam”
2. “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1”
3. “Pt. 2”
4. “Famous”
5. “Feedback”
6. “Low Lights”
7. “Highlights”
8. “Freestyle 4”
9. “I Love Kanye”
10. “Waves”
11. “FML”
12. “Real Friends”
13. “Wolves”
14. “Frank’s Track”
15. “Siiiiiiiiilver Surffffeeeeer Intermission”
16. “30 Hours”
17. “No More Parties In LA”
18. “Facts (Charlie Heat Version)”
19. “Fade”

Ye

Released  June 1, 2018

CD Track Listings:

1. “I Thought About Killing You”
2. “Yikes”
3. “All Mine”
4. “Wouldn’t Leave”
5. “No Mistakes”
6. “Ghost Town”
7. “Violent Crimes”

Jesus Is King

Released  October 25, 2019

CD Track Listings:

1. “Every Hour” (featuring Sunday Service Choir)
2. “Selah”
3. “Follow God”
4. “Closed On Sunday”
5. “On God”
6. “Everything We Need” (featuring Ty Dolla Sign and Ant Clemons)
7. “Water” (featuring Ant Clemons)
8. “God Is”
9. “Hands On” (featuring Fred Hammond)
10. “Use This Gospel” (featuring Clipse and Kenny G)
11. “Jesus Is Lord”

Donda

Released August 29, 2021

CD Track Listings:

1. “Donda Chant”
2. “Jail”
3. “God Breathed”
4. “Off The Grid”
5. “Hurricane”
6. “Praise God”
7. “Jonah”
8. “Ok Ok”
9. “Junya”
10. “Believe What I Say”
11. “24”
12. “Remote Control”
13. “Moon”
14. “Heaven And Hell”
15. “Donda”
16. “Keep My Spirit Alive”
17. “Jesus Lord”
18. “New Again”
19. “Tell The Vision”
20. “Lord I Need You”
21. “Pure Souls”
22. “Come To Life”
23. “No Child Left Behind”
24. “Jail, Pt. 2”
25. “Ok Ok, Pt. 2”
26. “Junya, Pt. 2”
27. “Jesus Lord, Pt. 2”

Donda 2

Released February 22, 2022

CD Track Listings:

1. True Love (Ft. XXXTENTACION) – 03:17
2. Broken Road (Ft. Don Toliver) – 01:41
3. Get Lost – 02:35
4. Too Easy – 02:58
5. Flowers – 02:51
6. Security – 02:16
7. We Did It Kid (Ft. Baby Keem & Migos) – 02:49
8. Pablo (Ft. Travis Scott & Future) – 02:34
9. Louie Bags (Ft. Jack Harlow) – 03:13
10. Happy (Ft. Future) – 04:46
11. Sci Fi (Ft. Sean Leon) – 04:01
12. Selfish (Ft. XXXTENTACION) – 01:40
13. Lord Lift Me Up (Ft. Vory) – 02:10
14. Keep It Burning (Ft. Future) – 03:38
15. City Of Gods (Ft. Fivio Foreign & Alicia Keys) – 04:16
16. First Time In A Long Time (Ft. Soulja Boy) – 03:05

KANYE WEST LIVE ALBUMS

Late Orchestration

Kanye West Albums

Released April 24, 2006

CD Track Listings:

  1. “Diamonds from Sierra Leone” – 4:08
  2. “Touch the Sky” (featuring Lupe Fiasco) – 4:07
  3. “Crack Music” – 2:48
  4. “Drive Slow” (featuring GLC) – 4:34
  5. “Through the Wire” – 3:33
  6. “The New Workout Plan” – 2:53
  7. “Heard ‘Em Say” (featuring John Legend) – 4:10
  8. “All Falls Down” – 3:13
  9. “Bring Me Down” – 3:21
  10. Gone” (featuring Consequence)– 4:15
  11. “Late” – 3:54
  12. Jesus Walks” – 3:14
  13. Gold Digger (AOL Sessions)” (bonus track) – 3:18

VH1 Storytellers: Kanye West

Released January 5, 2010

CD Track Listings:

1. See You In My Nightmares  – 03:26
2. Robocop  – 06:22
3. Flashing Lights  – 06:40
4. Amazing – 08:24
5. Touch The Sky  – 09:52
6. Say You Will  – 07:45
7. Good Life  – 06:34
8. Heartless  – 10:55
9. Stronger– 03:46
10. Love Lockdown  – 10:4

KANYE WEST COMPILATION ALBUMS

Kanye West Presents: Good Music – Cruel Summer

Released September 14, 2012

CD Track Listings:

  1. To the World by R. Kelly, Kanye West & Teyana Taylor
  2. Clique by Big Sean, JAY-Z & Kanye West
  3. Mercy.1 by Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz
  4. New God Flow.1 by Pusha T, Ghostface Killah & Kanye West
  5. The Morning by Raekwon, Pusha T, Common, 2 Chainz, Cyhi The Prynce, Kid Cudi & D’banj
  6. Cold.1 by Kanye West & DJ Khaled
  7. Higher by The-Dream, Pusha T, Mase & Cocaine 80s
  8. Sin City by John Legend, Travis Scott, Teyana Taylor, Cyhi The Prynce & Malik Yusef
  9. The One by Kanye West, Big Sean, 2 Chainz & Marsha Ambrosius
  10. Creepers by Kid Cudi
  11. Bliss by John Legend & Teyana Taylor
  12. Don’t Like.1 by Chief Keef, Pusha T, Big Sean, Kanye West & Jadakiss

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