Portishead is the second album from the band of the same name, released on September 30,1997 on Go! Discs Records. It presents a darker, grainier sound than their previous record. It received less attention from the media but managed to reach #2 on the UK Album Chart and #21 on the Billboard 200 chart. It is the longest of the band's three albums. The album's sound differed from Dummy, the main differences being that much of the music was composed and recorded by the band, then pressed to vinyl. This created a grainy, harsher sound. Three singles, "All Mine, "Over" and "Only You" were released, the first one achieving a Top 10 placing in the UK. "All Mine" was later covered by Tom Jones and The Divine Comedy, "Mourning Air" had previously appeared on The Help Album "Only You" was later released in a promotional French language lyrics version. Read more on Last.fm.

Roseland NYC Live (also referred to as PNYC) is a live album by Portishead with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. It was released on November 2, 1998 by Go! Discs/London. A PAL format video was released the same year, with a DVD version following four years later. Track listing CD 1. "Humming" – 6:27 2. "Cowboys" – 5:03 3. "All Mine" – 4:02 4. "Mysterons" – 5:41 5. "Only You" – 5:22 6. "Half Day Closing" – 4:14 7. "Over" – 4:13 8. "Glory Box" – 5:37 9. "Sour Times" – 5:21 10. "Roads" – 5:51 11. "Strangers" – 5:20 All tracks on the CD were recorded live at the Roseland Ballroom, New York City 24 July, 1997, except track nine recorded live at the Warfield, San Francisco 1 April 1998, and track ten recorded live at the Quart Festival, Kristiansand 3 July, 1998. Video/DVD 1. "Humming" 2. "Cowboys" 3. "All Mine" 4. "Half Day Closing" 5. "Over" 6. "Only You" 7. "Seven Months" 8. "Numb" 9. "Undenied" 10. "Mysterons" 11. "Sour Times" 12. "Elysium" 13. "Glory Box" 14. "Roads" 15. "Strangers" 16. "Western Eyes Unlike the CD, all the tracks on the DVD were recorded at Roseland. The DVD version has a bonus elements section, containing the video clips for "Numb", "Sour Times", "All Mine", "Over" and "Only You", as well as short films "Road Trip" and "Wandering Star" and the Portishead movie To Kill a Dead Man. It also has a Portishead site ad, which can be accessed via a hidden link. Read more on Last.fm.

Dummy is the 1994 debut album of the Bristol-based group Portishead. It reached #2 on the UK Album Chart and #79 on the Billboard 200 chart, going gold in 1997. Building on the promise of their earlier EP—"Numb"—it helped to cement the reputation of Bristol as the capital of Trip hop, a nascent genre which was then often referred to simply as "the Bristol sound".The cover is a still of Gibbons from the short film that the band created—To Kill a Dead Man—which originally got them signed due to their self composed soundtrack. In addition to the already released "Numb", the album spawned two further singles: the UK #13 hit (on re-release) "Glory Box" and "Sour Times", which reached the same position, also on re-release. On 3 December 2008, Universal Music Japan released Dummy and Portishead as limited SHM-CD versions. Read more on Last.fm.