Owl Pharaoh

Leaked on July 19, 2013, after being acquired from Tony Loney by KTT users Carlos and xxman.

Released on May 21, 2013. Track 1 from 'Owl Pharaoh'.

Earliest known tracklist. Tweeted by Travis and preserved through a KTT poster who conveniently quoted the full thing with a timestamp. 01. Fear 02. Love 03. Hero 04. Smith & Western 05. Angels vs. Demons 06. That B!tch Crazy L$ said that "Love" was "Lights (LoveSick)", though it is more likely to be "L.O.V.E. Interlude".

OG Filename: LET HER GO FEAT TRAVIS SCOTT Shares some similar lyrics with the first demo of "Naked". Said to be from 2014 by the seller, but the evidence suggests that it was recorded in 2012, probably when Travis was staying at TBHits and Victoria's house after first moving to LA; may have been considered for a Victoria album in 2014. Leaked July 4, 2024.

Remake of an old OG Chess song created in November 2011 that featured A$AP Ferg, produced by Travis; Travis was accused of stealing the instrumental by Shane Morris (his old manager) and a KTT member that knew Travis personally, with the possible intention of giving it to Kanye. Said by Travis to be for 'Owl Pharaoh' during his 2013 SXSW set and XXL Freshman interview, and Pharaohxx later implied that it would be on the iTunes deluxe edition, but it never saw a release, most likely due to the possible legal issues surrounding it. The instrumental leaked on July 19, 2013, after being acquired from Tony Loney by KTT users Carlos and xxman; the actual track leaked in a four-pack on May 16, 2016, which pissed Travis off.

Leaked by Fitz on KTT on June 1, 2013, after he was sold a pack of early 'Owl Pharaoh' tracks by Pharaohxx. Presumably the song "Follow Me" from the August 2012 tracklist. According to Pharaohxx, Travis gave the song to Kendrick at SXSW 2013, but he never ended up using it. The instrumental appears to be a reworked version of the FKi-produced beat used for "Conclusion" with Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Porter. Technically released on the Grand Hustle compilation tape 'We Run This Vol. 10'.

Leaked by Fitz on KTT on June 1, 2013, after he was sold a pack of early 'Owl Pharaoh' tracks by Pharaohxx. Presumably the song "Follow Me" from the August 2012 tracklist. According to Pharaohxx, Travis gave the song to Kendrick at SXSW 2013, but he never ended up using it. The instrumental appears to be a reworked version of the FKi-produced beat used for "Conclusion" with Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Porter. Technically released on the Grand Hustle compilation tape 'We Run This Vol. 10'.

Different to the 'Birds'-era "Blame"; this is a new version of "Analogue" with Mr Hudson. Revealed by Pharaohxx on March 23, 2013; Travis confirmed its existence through a tweet three days later. Possibly intended for the scrapped iTunes deluxe version of 'Owl Pharaoh'.

Newer version with a "harder" beat intended for 'Owl Pharaoh', rumoured to be produced with Kanye. Mentioned on Tumblr by Travis, but the version on the project was unchanged.

Released on May 21, 2013. Track 2 from 'Owl Pharaoh'. Can be streamed through 'We Run This, Vol. 10'.

Leaked on July 19, 2013, after being acquired from Tony Loney by KTT users Carlos and xxman.

OG Filename: XXL TRAVIS - ROUGHMIX NAB Uncut version; has the same intro as the remastered version, and the instrumental runs for two more minutes after the vocals end, developing into a drop towards the end of the track. Possibly the version that Travis intended to drop. Leaked April 6, 2024.

A tracklist very similar to the previous one was one of two tracklists included in an email to L$ from Travis. It's likely that this is from a similar time, as it essentially has the same songs as the above tracklist, just in a different order. 01. Unknown 02. Fear 03. Hero 04. Cracks 05. Love 06. That B!tch Crazy 07. Smith & Western It's unclear when exactly the two tracklists are from, and why Travis would send them together, but they do appear to be from different stages.

Version of a cut 'Yeezus' track, made when the album was still titled 'Thank God For Drugs', featuring a short amount of vocals from Travis, possibly as a reference. Pharaohxx first revealed the title and Travis's involvement with the production in April 2013 on KTT. Leaked October 22, 2023.

Leaked by Fitz on KTT on June 1, 2013 after he was sold a pack of early 'Owl Pharaoh' tracks by Pharaohxx; Travis repeatedly teased its release around August 2012 and beyond. Can be seen on the August 2012 tracklist, and Travis teased a music video through now-deleted Facebook and Tumblr posts.

Song that appears on the August 2012 tracklist; production credits confirmed through tweets from Travis (Mike Dean was mentioned in a separate tweet). Posts from some KTT users and GOODMUSICINSIDER indicate that it is an early version of Kid Cudi's "Too Bad I Have to Destroy You Now" (previously/alternatively known as "Can't Look In My Eyes"), before Travis and Kanye were cut. Pharaoxx stated that "Fuck" was actually "Shit On You"; the evidence seems to suggest that he was wrong, but it's possible that both things are true, with "Fuck" developing into "Can't Look In My Eyes", and either the instrumental or Travis's vocals being used in some capacity on either "Bad Mood" (due to the heavy presence of the word "fuck") or "Shit On You".

According to a tweet from Travis in September 2011, this song was to feature on a very early version of 'Owl Pharaoh'. Appears alongside "Cracks" on several tracklists leaked by L$, implying a two-part version.

Leaked on July 19, 2013, after being acquired from Tony Loney by KTT users Carlos and xxman.

Later version with a rough version of the final first verse. A snippet recorded in the studio was leaked by KTT user Hdz on July 14, 2013, but was partially lost for over a decade; Justin Vernon's part was widely circulated as part of an edit, but Travis's vocals were always missing. Listed here as it has just been recovered.

Tracklist provided by L$. L$ noted that this was from before Travis met Kanye and began reworking the project, and it appears to be an evolution of the previous tracklists, so is likely from later in 2011. 01. Fear 02. Hero 03. Cracks / Angels vs. Demons 04. Love 05. That B!tch Crazy 06. Swith & Western 07. Treehouse 08. Avenues of America Track 4 was likely "L.O.V.E. Interlude" rather than "Lights (LoveSick)".