Two's A Crowd
Damon & Sam Vamplew era recordings (1987):

"Bitter Sweet" was released on D+G Song Jam 1987 bootleg in 2007. The release also contained early demos of "Hippy Children", "There I Go Again" and "Waiting". Please note that some of the titles above might be Damon's solo recordings.

Circus*
recordings (1988 - Jan 1989):

Several tracks were released on Damon Albarn - Unheard bootleg CD. "Hippy Children" was also released illegally as MP3. Please note that some of the titles might be Damon's solo recordings.

* Circus was initially formed by Tom Aitkenhead and Eddie Deedigan, who were soon joined by Damon Albarn. Later Dave Rowntree joined the band and then Graham Coxon. After the departure of a couple of members, Alex James joined Circus which then evolved into Seymour.

** First demos to include Graham on guitar. Recorded in January 1989 or possibly earlier.

Seymour
recordings (1989):

• Fed Up
• Fool (Demo)
• Here I Am
• She's So High (Demo)
  
  
  
  

Blur

Leisure
sessions (1991):

• Come Together (Mike Thorne Session)
• Repetition (Mike Thorne Session)
  
  
  

Modern Life Is Rubbish
sessions (1992):

• Demoed by Damon
  • 1992
  • Beached Whale
  • Blue Jeans
  • Pap Pop
  • Pleasant Education
  • Singular Charm
• Andy Partridge Session
  • Coping
  • 7 Days
  • Sunday Sleep ("Sunday Sunday" Demo)
• Video Killed The Radio Star

      "Pleasant Education" was aired on Blur-radio.com in 2000.

Popular Community Song CD
sessions (1993):

• For Old Times' Sake (possibly deleted)
  
  
  

Parklife
sessions (1993):

• Demos
  • Why Has The Signature Of 3/4 Become Obsolete In The Late 20th Century? (a.k.a. Anniversary Waltz)
  • Badhead
  • Clover Over Dover
  • The Debt Collector
  • Far Out
  • Girls & Boys
  • Jubilee
  • Magpie (Demoed by Damon)
  • One Born Every Minute
  • Parklife (Damon on Phil's vocals)
  • To The End (with Justine Frischmann)
  • Tracy Jacks
  • Trouble In The Message Centre
• The Universal (Calypso version)
• Original, 30-minute version of Red Necks

      "Why Has The Signature..." and "Parklife" were broadcast on Mark Goodier's Evening Session
      in 1993. The rest of the demos leaked to the internet in 2007. "Magpie" was available for a
      listen at the Blur:X exhibition in 1999.

The Great Escape
sessions (1995):

• Saturday Morning (instrumental and vocal versions)

      The instrumental version of "Saturday Morning" was available for a listen at Blur:X.

Blur
sessions (1996):

• You're So Great (Graham's home demo)

      The demo was available for a listen at Blur:X.

13
sessions (1998):

• Caramel (Ambient Version)
• Death Metal (30-minute version and 12-minute edit)
• No Distance Left To Run (recorded in Barcelona in 1997)

      "Caramel (Ambient Version)" was aired on Blur-radio.com in 2000.

Blur: The Best Of
sessions (2000):

• Jawbone ("Black Book" Demo)
  
  
  

Think Tank
sessions (2002):

• Ambulance (Demo)
• Crazy Beat (Demo recorded with Bill Laswell)
• Elton John's Cock (possibly deleted)
• Money Makes Me Crazy (multiple versions)
• Saturday
• Sweet Song (Demo featuring Dave's rap)
  
  
  
  

Miscellaneous

Remixes:

• Mario Caldato Jr. Mixes (1997)
  • Chinese Bombs
  • Movin' On
  • On Your Own
  • Song 2
• Beetlebum (Moby's Slow Mix) (1997)
• Beetlebum (Moby's Dictaphone) (1997)
• Don't Bomb When You're The Bomb (William Orbit Mix) (2003)
• Girls & Boys (remix by The Beatmasters) (1994)

      "Don't Bomb When You're The Bomb (William Orbit Mix)" was played on Xfm radio and
      William Orbit's website.

Others:

• Sub Species Of An American Day (recorded by Blur in 2005)
• Sunnyside Farm (1997 TV series theme by Damon and Phil Daniels)
• A collaboration track by Damon and Tricky (1995)
• Damon's Nigeria record (2004)
• WigWam album (2005)

      "Sunnyside Farm" was aired on TV. The song was strangely credited to Blur.