Digital Albums
Ego Tripping At The Gates of Hell
A$8.00
The first Solo Album by Louis Tillett. Released in 1987. The Flaming Lips released an album of the same name in 2004 as an homage to this very album.
A Cast of Aspersions
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The second album. Another genre-bending masterpiece which also spawned the controversial and musically mind-blowing single "Condemned to Live". Released 1990.
Letters To A Dream
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The album that took Louis' reputation for other-worldliness to another level. Released 1992.
Cry Against The Faith
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A straighter, more on the beat album than his earlier works, with a few new classics. Credits spoken by Don Walker. Released in 1998.
Midnight Rain
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Rolling Stone Australia named it Best Album of 1996. After the success of The Ugly Truth, it was this followup that cemented Louis' reputation for exquisite Acoustic Piano and Voice.
The Ugly Truth
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Recorded at Atlantis Studios, Melbourne, Australia, on the Australian Winter Solstice 1993.
Produced by Louis Tillett for Return To Sender - as an Accoustic style album.
Produced by Louis Tillett for Return To Sender - as an Accoustic style album.
Life@The Basement
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Originally called Life@The Basement, there was a misprint when it was released in 1999. This Live Concert was filmed for the ABC TV Documentary "A Night At Sea" released in 2000.
Learning To Die
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Learning To Die. An exquisite return to the unpredictable, the cinematic, and evocative stylings of earlier albums. Released in 2001.
The Hanged Man
A$8.00
This album more than any plays out as a fantastical odyssey. Recorded over 6 months, in a strange land with a non-English speaking engineer.with every instrument played by Louis. Released in 2005.
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