| 7100-500-672 Undercover 3-28-87 Produced by Ojo Taylor 1988  | Originally billed as the band's farewell concert, this album was initially planned as a Blue Collar release.
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| 7100-501-679 Level Heads-Momento Mori Produced by Jim Chevalier 1988  | The Level Heads' only full length release. They are rumored to have previously released an EP entitled Limited Black Vinyl Editon.  |
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| 7100-502-675 Adam Again-Ten Songs By... Produced by Gene Eugene 1988  | Ten Songs was re-released with slightly different artwork, remastered audio, and a bonus song by Lo- Fidelity Records in 2002 as 20-06-042  |
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| 7100-503-671 Ojo-Relative Produced by Ojo Taylor 1988  | Joey Taylor's solo album featuring guest lead vocals from Terry Taylor and Michael Knott, among others.
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| 7100-504-678 Undercover-Volume 1 Produced by Ojo and Dan Willard 1988  | Undercover's first two albums find compact disc release for the first time. They would later be released again for Joe Taylor's Innocent Media.  |
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| 7100-505-844 The Holidays-Everything Is Now Produced by Gene Eugene 1988  | The Holidays' debut was a cassette- only release. They were the first act signed by the label not directly involved with the management.  |
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| 7100-506-670 4-4-1 Sacrifice Produced by Eugene, Holland, and McNamara 1988  | 4-4-1's final recording until the Broken Reunion album in 2009, although the "4" were down to two members on this release.  |
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| 7100-507-677 Various-The Broken Christmas Produced by Ojo Taylor and Gene Eugene 1988  | Still one of the "coolest" Christmas albums ever, it featured all of the current BAI/Broken roster as well as some upcoming artists. The front cover was painted by Michael Knott.  |
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| 7100-508-673 Riki Michele-Big Big Town Produced by Gene Eugene 1989  | While most of the recordings up to this point had been part of the "boys' club," the label tried to break the mold with Riki Michele's debut album.  |
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| 7100-509-67_ Unissued
Possibly intended for Back From Euphoria by The Reign.  | The Reign was apparently signed to the label, appeared on The Broken Christmas, and recorded an album with Gene Eugene, but both sides backed out of the deal at the last minute.  | The album was later released as Jondo Records number 000-139-1518.
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| 7100-510-678 JC & The Boyz-Never Give Up Produced by Dave Guzman 1989  | The label's first rap album was also the label debut of members of future acts including SFC, Dynamic Twins, and Freedom of Soul  |
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| 7100-511-674 Undercover-Volume 2 Produced by Ojo Taylor 1989  | CD reissue of Boys and Girls... and Branded. They would be reissued again by Innocent Media in 1996.
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| 7100-512-670 SFC-Listen Up Produced by SuperC, Brother G, and SFC 1989  | SFC's debut album for the label.
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| 7100-513-677 Nobody Special-Call It Whatever You Want Produced by Ojo Taylor 1989  | Ojo Taylor's brother "Pat Nobody" had previously released an album on Frontline Records under the band name Nobody Special. Both were produced by Ojo.  |
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| 7100-514-673 The Holidays-Restless Heart Produced by Ojo Taylor 1989  | The Holidays' sophmore album warranted a proper CD release, unlike their debut.
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| 7100-515-67X Adam Again-Homeboys Produced by Gene Eugene 1990  | Adam Again's sound changed with this album, as Jon Knox was added to the lineup to play live drums.
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| 7100-516-676 Undercover-Balance of Power Produced by Undercover 1990
 | Three years after their "farewell" concert, Undercover came thundering back with this album. Many of the songs from the Boys Club side project ended up being used here.  |
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| 7100-517-67_ Unissued Possibly intended for In a New World of Time +2 by Adam Again.  | The CD reissue of Adam Again's debut was rumored in the works around this time, along with a couple of unreleased tracks from Homeboys.  | The album was eventually released as an Adam Again Independent Recording AAIR0001 in 1992 without any bonus tracks.  |
| 7100-518-679 The 77's-Sticks and Stones Produced by 1990
 | This release of demos and outtakes was originally intended to hold fans over until a proper album could be produced. Ironically, it became one of the band's most popular CDs.  | The album was re-released in 2012 with a plethora of bonus material by Lo-Fidelity as LOFICD018.
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| 7100-519-675 SFC-A Saved Man (In The Jungle) Produced by Super C 1990  | This album was considered by some to be the first legitimate rap albums to be released in the Christian marketplace.
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| 7100-520-673 Dynamic Twins-Word 2 the Wize Produced by Various 1991  | This would be the last album released under the Broken label. Future releases would be issued under the BAI or simply Brainstorm moniker.  | Also released on Epic Records as EAS 4024.
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