Ville Valo - HIM and Other Side Projects

HIM and Other Side Projects

Main articles: HIM (Finnish band) and HIM discography
  • Skreppers(1995)
  • Apocalyptica(1996)
  • The 69 Eyes(1997)
  • Tehosekoitin(1999)
  • The 69 Eyes(1999)
  • Neljä Ruusua & HIM (1999)
  • Agents- Paratiisi, Jykevää On Rakkaus, Ikkunaprinsessa, Valo Yössä (Tuomari Nurmio Cover) (1999)
  • Tributti Tuomari Nurmio: Ville Valo & Others (2000)
  • The 69 Eyes(2000)
  • Musta Paraati, Ville Ville Valo, Gas Lipstick & Others (2001)
  • Daniel Lioneye And The Rollers/Daniel Lioneye And The Blues Explosion (2001)
  • The 69 Eyes & Thulsa Doom (2001)
  • Five Fifteen- The Prostitute & Season Of The Witch (2001)
  • The 69 Eyes(2002)
  • The Skreppers, Ville Valo, Migé Amour & Lily Lazer (2002)
  • The Mission(2002)
  • Lowemotor Corporation- Love Me (2003/2004)
  • The Skreppers(2004)
  • The 69 Eyes- Beneath the Blue (2004)
  • Apocalyptica & Lauri Ylönen - Bittersweet (2004) (FIN: #1, D: #6)
  • Two Witches- Dracula Rising (2005)
  • Bloodhound Gang - Something Diabolical (2005)
  • Isabelle's Gift - If I Die Tonight (2006)
  • Cradle of Filth - The Byronic Man (2006)
  • Daniel Cavanagh - Inner silence(Acoustic)(2006)
  • Ville Valo & Tommi Viksten - Kun Minä Kotoani Läksin (2006)
  • Kari Tapio- Täällä Pohjantähden Alla (2006)
  • Ville Valo & Natalia Avelon - Summer Wine (2007) (FIN: #1, D: #2, AU: #4, CH: #2, GR: #1)
  • Ville Valo & Mariam "Manna Lindström" Jäntti - Just for Tonight (2007)
  • Dani Filth - Untitled (Tribute to Black Sabbath) (2010)
  • Anathema - Angels Walk Among Us (2010)

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