Rob Cavallo production discography

Rob Cavallo is an Oscar, Golden Globe and multiple Grammy winning music producer. This is a list compiling his production discography.

Partial production discography

Goo Goo Dolls

• 2013 – Magnetic^[1] ("Last Hot Night")
• 2006 – Let Love In^[2] ("Give a Little Bit")
• 2004 – Live in Buffalo: July 4th, 2004^[3] ("Give a Little Bit")
• 2002 – Gutterflower^[4]
• 2001 – Ego, Opinion, Art & Commerce^[5]
• 1998 – Dizzy Up the Girl^[6]
• 1998 – "Iris" from the City of Angels soundtrack^[7][8]
• 1995 – "Wait for the Blackout" from Tommy Boy soundtrack^[9][10]
• 1995 – A Boy Named Goo^[11] ("Disconnected", "Slave Girl")

Green Day

• 2012 – ¡Tré!^[12]
• 2012 – ¡Dos!^[13]
• 2012 – ¡Uno!^[14]
• 2010 – American Idiot: The Original Broadway Cast Recording^[15]
• 2005 – Bullet in a Bible^[16]
• 2004 – American Idiot^[17]
• 2002 – Shenanigans^[18]
• 2001 – International Superhits!^[19]
• 2000 – Warning^[20] (Executive producer)
• 1998 – "Brain Stew" from Godzilla: The Album^[21][22]
• 1997 – Nimrod^[23]
• 1997 – "Tired of Waiting" from Private Parts: The Album^[24][25]
• 1995 – Insomniac^[26]
• 1995 – "J.A.R." from the Angus soundtrack^[27][28][29]
• 1994 – Dookie (producer)^[30]

My Chemical Romance

• 2010 – Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys^[31]
• 2006 – The Black Parade^[32]

Avril Lavigne

• 2007 – The Best Damn Thing^[33]

Paramore

• 2011 – "Monster" from Transformers: Dark of the Moon – The Album^[34][35]
• 2009 – Brand New Eyes^[36]
• 2008 – "Decode" from Twilight: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack^[37][38]

Linkin Park

• 2014 – The Hunting Party (as A&R representative on the album and co-producer on "Wastelands") ^[39]
• 2014 – A Light That Never Comes (Remixes) (as A&R representative)
• 2013 – Recharged (as A&R representative)
• 2012 – Living Things (as A&R representative)

Film soundtracks

• 2014 – Mall^[40]
• 2011 – Transformers: Dark of the Moon – The Album^[35]
• 2009 – 2012^[41]
• 2009 – I Love You, Beth Cooper^[42]
• 2008 – Twilight^[38]
• 2005 – Rent^[43]
• 2003 – Brother Bear^[44]
• 2002 – Treasure Planet^[45]
• 2001 – The Princess Diaries^[46]
• 2001 – Driven^[47]
• 2001 – The Wedding Planner^[47]
• 1999 – Varsity Blues^[47]
• 1999 – Runaway Bride^[48]
• 1999 – Detroit Rock City^[49]
• 1999 – Tarzan^[50]
• 1999 – The Other Sister^[51]
• 1998 – City of Angels^[8]
• 1998 – Godzilla^[22]
• 1997 – Private Parts^[24]
• 1995 – Angus^[28][29]
• 1995 – Clueless^[47]
• 1995 – National Lampoon's Senior Trip^[47]
• 1995 – Tommy Boy^[10]
• 1984 – Purple Rain^[47]

Other projects

• 2013 – "If I Loved You" – Delta Rae^[52]
• 2013 – All That Echoes – Josh Groban^[53]
• 2013 – Heartthrob – Tegan and Sara^[54]
• 2012 – Blak and Blu – Gary Clark, Jr.^[55]
• 2012 – Control – The Indecent^[56]
• 2012 – Matt Toka – Matt Toka^[57]
• 2012 – Into the Wild: EP – LP^[58]
• 2012 – Amaryllis – Shinedown^[59]
• 2012 – The Bright Lights: EP – Gary Clark Jr.^[60]
• 2011 – 2011 Grammy Nominees^[47]
• 2011 – American Idol: 10th Anniversary: The Hits, Vol. 1^[47]
• 2011 – The Essential Ballads^[47]
• 2011 – People and Things – Jack's Mannequin^[60]
• 2010 – Some Kind of Trouble – James Blunt^[61]
• 2010 – Hang Cool Teddy Bear – Meatloaf^[62]
• 2010 – Foxy Shazam – Foxy Shazam^[63]
• 2010 – 2010 Grammy Nominees^[47]
• 2010 – Country Heat 2011^[47]
• 2010 – Happy Hour: The South River Road Sessions – Uncle Kracker^[47]
• 2010 – Top Ten – Sixpence None the Richer^[47]
• 2009 – For Your Entertainment – Adam Lambert^[64]
• 2009 – "Time for Miracles" – Adam Lambert^[65]
• 2009 – "Mess of Me" – Switchfoot^[66]
• 2009 – Happy Hour – Uncle Kracker^[67]
• 2009 – "Lovesick" – 78 Violet (feat. ALY & AJ)^[68]
• 2009 – "Violet Columbus" – Forget Me^[69]
• 2009 – Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King – Dave Matthews Band^[70]
• 2009 – "Second Chance" – Shinedown^[47]
• 2009 – Twilight Ultimate Gift Set^[47]
• 2008 – "All Summer Long" – Kid Rock^[47]
• 2008 – "Coming to Terms" – Carolina Liar^[47]
• 2008 – Disney Greatest Love Songs^[47]
• 2008 – Now That's What I Call Music!, Vol. 71^[47]
• 2008 – Revolutions in Sound: Warner Bros. Records – The First 50 Years^[47]
• 2008 – Shattered (Turn the Car Around) – O.A.R.^[47]
• 2008 – David Cook – David Cook^[71]
• 2008 – Gift of Screws – Lindsey Buckingham^[72]
• 2008 – Greatest Hits – Dave Koz^[73]
• 2008 – All Sides – O.A.R.^[74]
• 2008 – The Sound of Madness – Shinedown^[75]
• 2007 – Rock N Roll Jesus – Kid Rock^[76]
• 2007 – Happiness Ltd. – Hot Hot Heat^[77]
• 2007 – "I'm Still Here (Jim's Theme) – John Rzeznik^[78]
• 2007 – CBGB Forever^[47]
• 2007 – Give US Your Poor^[47]
• 2007 – Let Me In, Pt. 1 – Hot Hot Heat^[47]
• 2007 – Thrivemix, Vol. 3: Mixed by DJ Skribble and Vic Latino^[47]
• 2006 – "Again and Again" – Jewel^[47]
• 2006 – Festival 06^[47]
• 2006 – Grammy Nominees 2006^[47]
• 2006 – Rent: Seasons of Love^[47]
• 2006 – Rent: Take Me or Leave Me^[47]
• 2006 – Thrivemix, Vol. 2: Mixed by Vic Latino^[47]
• 2006 – Under the Skin – Lindsey Buckingham^[77]
• 2006 – Paris – Paris Hilton^[79]
• 2006 – Goodbye Alice in Wonderland – Jewel^[80]
• 2005 – The Collection – Alanis Morissette^[81]
• 2005 – I'm Not Your Girl – Lalaine^[82]
• 2005 – Room Noises – Eisley^[83]
• 2005 – Disney Wishes!^[47]
• 2005 – Golden Slumbers: A Father's Love^[47]
• 2005 – Grammy Nominees 2005^[47]
• 2005 – Hear Music XM Radio Sessions, Vol. 1^[47]
• 2005 – Whatever: The 90's Pop and Culture Box^[47]
• 2004 – Love Songs: A Compilation... Old and New – Phil Collins^[47]
• 2004 – Oh! From the Girls^[47]
• 2004 – The Best of Sixpence None the Richer^[47]
• 2004 – Walt Disney Records Presents Superstar Hits^[47]
• 2004 – Trouble – Bonnie McKee^[84]
• 2004 – B is for B-Sides – Less Than Jake^[85]
• 2003 – Just So You Know/Mannequins – Holly Palmer^[86]
• 2003 – "Look Through My Eyes" from Brother Bear: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack – Phil Collins^[87]
• 2003 – Perfect Change – Dakona^[88]
• 2003 – Are You Happy Now? – Michelle Branch^[89]
• 2003 – Anthem – Less Than Jake^[90]
• 2003 – Say You Will – Fleetwood Mac^[91]
• 2003 – My Degeneration – Flashlight Brown^[92]
• 2003 – To Whom It May Concern – Lisa Marie Presley^[93]
• 2003 – Edge of a Girl – Alexandra Slate^[94]
• 2003 – Don't Dream It's Over/Kiss Me – Sixpence None the Richer^[47]
• 2003 – Smallville: The Talon Mix^[47]
• 2002 – Disney' Superstar Hits^[47]
• 2002 – Etc. – Jawbreaker^[47]
• 2002 – Lost Angel – 3rd Strike^[47]
• 2002 – Simply the Best Movie Album^[47]
• 2002 – Totally Hits 2002: More Platinum Hits^[47]
• 2002 – Divine Discontent – Sixpence None the Richer^[95]
• 2002 – Testify – Phil Collins^[96]
• 2002 – Into Your Head – BBMak^[97]
• 2002 – "I'm Gonna Love You (Madeline's Theme)" from The Hunchback of Notre Dame II – Jennifer Love Hewitt^[98]
• 2001 – Weird Revolution – Butthole Surfers^[99]
• 2001 – "Miss You More" from Princess Diaries: Official Soundtrack – BBMak^[100]
• 2001 – BlowBack – Tricky^[101]
• 2001 – Leroy – Leroy^[102]
• 2001 – MTV 20: Pop^[47]
• 2001 – The Box Set – KISS^[47]
• 2001 – Unplugged/Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric Clapton – Eric Clapton^[47]
• 2000 – Sooner or Later – BBMak^[103]
• 2000 – Best of L7: The Slash Years – L7^[47]
• 2000 – Disney's Greatest Hits^[47]
• 2000 – Hamburger – The Muffs^[47]
• 2000 – Key of a Minor – Jessica Riddle^[47]
• 2000 – Take 2 – Green Day^[47]
• 2000 – Tsar – Tsar^[104]
• 1999 – "Blue Eyes Blue" from Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric Clapton – Eric Clapton and the Runaway Bride official soundtrack^[48][105]
• 1999 – "Nothing Can Keep Me From You" from Detroit Rock City: Official Soundtrack – KISS^[106]
• 1999 – Tarzan: Official Soundtrack – Phil Collins^[50]
• 1999 – Jump Start – Simon Says^[107]
• 1999 – "Loving You Is All I Know" from The Other Sister official soundtrack – The Pretenders^[51]
• 1999 – 1999 Grammy Nominees: Mainstream (Producer)^[47]
• 1998 – Speak of the Devil – Chris Isaak^[108]
• 1997 – The Fourth World – Kara's Flowers (later renamed Maroon 5)^[109][110]
• 1997 – The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum – L7^[111]
• 1997 – Generations, Vol. 1: A Punk Look at Human Rights^[47]
• 1997 – More Bounce to the Ounce^[47]
• 1997 – Soap Disco – Kara's Flowers (later renamed Maroon 5)^[47][110]
• 1996 – Buy-Product 2: Brief Encounters^[47]
• 1996 – Jabberjaw Compilation, Vol 2.: Pure Sweet Hell^[47]
• 1995 – Dear You – Jawbreaker^[112]
• 1995 – "You Gave Your Love To Me Softly" from the Angus soundtrack – Weezer^[29]
• 1995 – "Enough" from the Angus soundtrack – Dance Hall Crashers^[29]
• 1995 – Blonder and Blonder – The Muffs^[47]
• 1995 – Lockjaw – Dance Hall Crashers^[47]
• 1992 – American Man – Power Trio from Hell^[47]
• 1985 – Prince & the Revolution: Live^[47]

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