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===Recordings===

====Vinyl and cassette tapes ====
* 1972 ''[[National Lampoon Radio Dinner]]'', 1972, produced by [[Tony Hendra]]
* 1973 ''[[Lemmings (National Lampoon)|Lemmings]]'', an album of material taken from the stage show ''Lemmings'', and produced by Tony Hendra
* 1974 ''[[The Missing White House Tapes]]'', an album taken from the radio show, creative directors Tony Hendra and [[Sean Kelly (writer)|Sean Kelly]]
* 1975 ''[[National Lampoon Gold Turkey]]'', creative director [[Brian McConnachie]]. Cover Photography by Chris Callis. Art Direction by Peter Kleinman
* 1975 ''[[National Lampoon Goodbye Pop 1952–1976]]'', creative director Sean Kelly
* 1977 ''[[That's Not Funny, That's Sick]]'', art-directed by Peter Kleinman. Illustrated by [[Sam Gross]]
* 1978 ''[[Animal House#Soundtrack and score|Original Motion Picture Soundtrack:
National Lampoon's Animal House]]'', soundtrack album from the movie
* 1978 ''[[Greatest Hits of the National Lampoon]]''
* 1979 ''[[National Lampoon White Album]]''
* 1982 ''[[Sex, Drugs, Rock 'N' Roll & the End of the World]]''

==== Vinyl only ====
* 1974 ''[[Official National Lampoon Stereo Test and Demonstration Record]]'', conceived by and written by [[Ed Subitzky]]

==== Vinyl [[Single (music)|singles]] ====
* 1972 "[[Deteriorata]]"—A snide parody, written by Tony Hendra, of [[Les Crane]]'s 1971 hit "[[Desiderata (Les Crane album)|Desiderata]]"; it stayed on the lower reaches of the ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' magazine charts for a month in late 1972. "Deteriorata" also became one of ''National Lampoon''{{'s}} best-selling posters.{{citation needed|date=March 2024}}
* 1978 The galumphing theme to ''[[Animal House]]'' rose slightly higher and charted slightly longer in December 1978.

==== Cassette tape only ====
* 1980 ''[[The Official National Lampoon Car Stereo Test & Demonstration Tape]]'', conceived and written by [[Ed Subitzky]]

====CDs====
* A single CD release, ''[[National Lampoon Gold Turkey]]'' recordings from ''[[The National Lampoon Radio Hour]]'', was released by [[Rhino Records]] in 1996.
* A three-CD boxed set ''[[Buy This Box or We'll Shoot This Dog: The Best of the National Lampoon Radio Hour]]'' was released in 1996.

Many of the older albums that were originally on vinyl have been re-issued as CDs and a number of tracks from certain albums are available as MP3s.