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  • El Caminos in the West
    1. El Caminos In The West
    2. Now It's On (live - Colin Murray Radio Show/bbc)
    3. Derek Spears

  • Blu Wav
    1. Blu Wav
    2. Cabin in My Mind
    3. Long as I'm Not the One
    4. You're Going to Be Fine and I'm Going to Hell
    5. Watercooler
    6. Let's Put this Pinto on the Moon
    7. On a Train or Bus
    8. Jukebox App
    9. Yeehaw Ai in the Year 2025
    10. Ducky, Boris and Dart
    11. East Yosemite
    12. Nothin' to Lose
    13. Blu Wav Buh Bye

  • Under The Western Freeway (1997)
    1. Nonphenomenal Lineage
    2. A.M. 180
    3. Collective Dreamwish Of Upperclass Elegance
    4. Summer Here Kids
    5. Laughing Stock
    6. Under The Western Freeway
    7. Everything Beautiful Is Far Away
    8. Poisoned At Hartsy Thai Food
    9. Go Progress Chrome
    10. Why Took Your Advice
    11. Lawn & So On

  • Signal To Snow Ratio (1999)
    1. Hand Crank Transmitter
    2. Jeddy 3's Poem
    3. Mgm Grand
    4. Protected From the Rain

    Signal to Snow Ratio is an EP by American indie rock band Grandaddy, released in 1999. It is included in the 2CD edition of their album The Sophtware Slump. Read more on Last.fm.

  • The Sophtware Slump (2000)
    1. He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's The Pilot
    2. Hewlett's Daughter
    3. Jed the Humanoid
    4. The Crystal Lake
    5. Chartsengrafs
    6. Underneath The Weeping Willow
    7. Broken Household Appliance National Forest
    8. Jed's Other Poem (Beautiful Ground)
    9. E. Knievel Interlude (The Perils Of Keeping It Real)
    10. Miner At The Dial-A-View
    11. So You'll Aim Toward the Sky

    The Sophtware Slump is the second studio album by American indie rock band Grandaddy. It was released on 29 May 2000. It is seen by some as a concept album about problems concerning modern technology in society. The album was released to critical acclaim. Being their second album, the title is a reference to a sophomore slump, a term given to an artist's second album which is seen to fail to live up to the first album. The album was reissued in 2011 with a second disc of bonus material containing B-sides, EP tracks, outtakes, and demos. The album was written and recorded by frontman Jason Lytle alone in a remote farmhouse. He has been quoted as saying, "I just remember everything out there was dusty. Humidity and dust", and described having made the recordings "in my boxer shorts, bent over keyboards with sweat dripping off my forehead, frustrated, hungover, and trying to call my coke dealer". Regarding the album's recurring android, Jed, who appears in the tracks, "Jed the Humanoid" and "Jed's Other Poem (Beautiful Ground)", Jason Lytle noted, "I used Jed as my therapy vehicle, I guess... I was attempting to approach the subject of drinking, and possibly the fact that you may perhaps drink a little bit too much. Humour has always been way up there at the top of my list of dealing with anything that could be considered serious. Sometimes you don’t wanna be smacked in the face with certain bits of reality like that." The album's penultimate song, "Miner at the Dial-A-View", originates from a 1989 home demo, with Lytle noting, "After a certain point, when the earth has been tapped of all its resources, they start mining other planets. And there’s these machines – they’re a lot like, y’know, the tabletop poker games that you find in bars now – and the idea is to add coins to it, and you can punch in the latitude and longitude of places on earth, and revisit wherever you want. And [the narrator]’s actually revisiting his house, and he’s seeing the girl that he’s got back home is hanging out with some other guy, and he misses home." Read more on Last.fm.

  • Through a Frosty Plate Glass (2001)
    1. First Movement/Message Fade
    2. Our Dying Brains
    3. What Can't Be Erased
    4. Wives Of Farmers
    5. Street Bunny
    6. XD-Data-II

    Through a Frosty Plate Glass is an EP released by the band Grandaddy in 2001. It was included in some 2-disc editions of The Sophtware Slump. All of the songs had previously appeared as B-sides to the band's European singles. Through a Frosty Plate Glass reached #21 in the "Top 75" of CMJ monthly's August 2001 edition. Upon the 2011 release of the deluxe edition of The Sophtware Slump, BBC music reviewer Mike Diver notes that "fans will be pleased to get their ears around material" from Through a Frosty Plate Glass. Read more on Last.fm.

  • Sumday (2003)
    1. Now It's On
    2. I'm On Standby
    3. The Go In The Go-For-It
    4. The Group Who Couldn't Say
    5. Lost On Yer Merry Way
    6. El Caminos In The West
    7. "Yeah" Is What We Had
    8. Saddest Vacant Lot In All The World
    9. Stray Dog And The Chocolate Shake
    10. O.K. With My Decay
    11. The Warming Sun
    12. The Final Push To The Sum

  • Excerpts From The Diary Of Todd Zilla (2005)
    1. Pull The Curtains
    2. At My Post
    3. A Valley Son (Sparing)
    4. Cinderland
    5. Fuck The Valley Fudge
    6. Florida
    7. Goodbye?

  • Just Like The Fambly Cat (2006)
    1. What Happened...
    2. Jeez Louise
    3. Summer...It's Gone
    4. Oxygen/Aux Send
    5. Rear View Mirror
    6. The Animal World
    7. Skateboarding Saves Me Twice
    8. Where I'm Anymore
    9. 50%
    10. Guide Down Denied
    11. Elevate Myself
    12. Campershell Dreams
    13. Disconnecty
    14. This Is How It Always Starts
    15. Shangri-La (Outro) - Hidden track

  • The Sophtware Slump ….. on a wooden piano (2021)
    1. He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's The Pilot
    2. Hewlett's Daughter
    3. Jed the Humanoid
    4. The Crystal Lake
    5. Chartsengrafs
    6. Underneath The Weeping Willow
    7. Broken Household Appliance National Forest
    8. Jed's Other Poem (Beautiful Ground)
    9. E. Knievel Interlude (The Perils Of Keeping It Real)
    10. Miner At The Dial-A-View
    11. So You'll Aim Toward the Sky