Albums

Dot Allison - Afterglow (18 June 1999)
UK Heavenly HVNLP23CD
[in production?]
The "Creamy" album as it is now known apparently. Alot of mystery surrounding this. According the Heavenly records website, this album is still in production but a fan tells me this was the original version which was scraped because poor lyrics. It was released about 3 months prior to the "black' cover version This CD is mixed slightly differently and has a sightly different running order of tracks. Also the track 'Close Your Eyes' is mixed extremely differently than it is in its new form. There are strings and it is lush and much more beautiful and full than the new version [Thanks Matt]. It of course feature the superior artwork to the final release. Lastly, promo copies this CD were also sent to US radio stations apparently.

Dot Allison - Afterglow (6 October 1999)
UK Heavenly HVNLP24CD/HVNLP24
US CD Arista/Deconstruction ARI166002
JP CD * (January 2000?): Colour Me; Tomorrow Never Comes; Close Your Eyes; Message Personnel; I Wanna Feel The Chill; Morning Sun; Did I Imagine You?; Mo' Pop; Alpha Female; In Winter Still; Message Personnel (Arab Strap Remix) - US only bonus track; Mr. Voyeur - Japan only bonus track
EU? Arista Cat no. ???: 3:45 Alpha Female; 4:04 Close Your Eyes; 4:31 Colour Me; 4:19 Did I Imagine You; 3:19 I Wanna Feel The Chill; 3:39 In Winter Still; 6:24 Message Personnel; 4:01 Mo Pop; 8:16 Morning Sun; 4:29 Tomorrow Never Comes
This version really changes thetrack running order

We are Science (20 May 2002)
UK CD/LP Mandra Recordings MNTCD1028, MNTLP1028
JP CD ? PCD23265
FR CD Virgin/Mandra Recordings *
Aus CD ?? **: 01 We're Only Science; 02 Substance; 03 You Can Be Replaced; 04 Performance; 05 Wishing Stone; 06 Make It Happen; 07 Strung Out; 08 I Think I Love You; 09 Hex; 10 Lover
There is a limited version of the UK CD available in the first pressing. It contains remixes by Felix Da Housecat (Substance) and Slam (We're Only Science). The only way to tell the difference is that the actual disc it self has the cat. no. of mntcde1028. the artwork catalogue number is the same.
* Ltd French CD contains Felix Da Housecat (Substance) and Slam (We're Only Science) and lists them on the cover.
* Ltd Aussie CD contains Felix Da Housecat (Substance) and Slam (We're Only Science) and lists them on the cover.

Acoustic (2003) [Gig only CD]
UK CD
13 tracks total. Some of the songs are include Tommorrrow Never Comes, Lover, Strung Out, Did I Imagine you, Dream High (New Song) and Mirror (New Song), I Believe in You (Neil Young), Song to the Siren (Tim Buckley).
Only available at Dot Allison shows. Limited to only 100 copies

Exaltation Of Larks (20 May 2002)
UK CD/Download Cooking Vinyl
JP CD PCD-23997: 1. Allelujah; 2. Thief Of Me; 3. Sunset; 4. In Deep Water; 5. You Dropped Your Soul; 6. M'Aidez Call; 7. Tall Flowers; 8. Quicksand; 9. Shivering; 10. The Latitude And Longitude Of Mystery; 11. You Dropped Your Soul (Demo) - Japan only bonus track

Room 7 1/2 (7 September 2009)
UK CD//Download Arthoused/Absolute, ARTHSDCD1)
JP CD (october 2009): 1. Cry; 2. Paved With A Little Pain; 3. I Wanna Break Your Heart (ft. Peter Doherty); 4. Buzzing Round The Honeypots; 5. Room Seven And A Half; 6. Fall To Me; 7. Love's Got Me Crazy (ft. Paul Weller); 8. Montague Terrace (In Blue); 9. Jonny Villain; 10. While She Sleeps; 11. Portrait Of The Sun; 12. Paved With A Little Pain (Acoustic) [iTunes only bonus track]; 13. Love's Got Me Crazy (Acoustic) [iTunes only bonus track]; ?? - Japan only bonus track