| Releases | ||
|---|---|---|
| ↙Studio albums | 4 | |
| ↙Compilation albums | 3 | |
| ↙EPs | 6 | |
| ↙Singles | 15 | |
| ↙Other albums | 4 | |
Grandaddy was an indie rock band from Modesto, California, United States. They released four studio albums, four self-released albums, four compilation albums, six EPs, fifteen singles, and five split singles.
Contents |
| Title | Release date | Label | UK[1] | US[2] | Notes |
| Under the Western Freeway | October 1997 | Will | 131 | issued in the UK April 1998 | |
| The Sophtware Slump | May 2000 | V2 | 36 | ||
| Sumday | May 2003 | 22 | 84 | ||
| Just Like the Fambly Cat | May 2006 | 50 | 171 | #10 US Independent Albums |
| Title | Release date | Label | Notes |
| Prepare to Bawl | 1992 | Hand-made cassette EP Tracks: "Gold", "I Love Nothing", "I'm Not Buying", "Aviatress", "Cows", "Bobs Fast" |
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| Recorded Live Amongst Friends and Fidget | 1994 | Cassette EP Tracks: "Kim You Bore me to Death", "Worship Pneumonia", "Mike Don't Eat The Pie Crust", "Centre of the Universe", "Call Girl Call", "You Drove your Car into a Moving Train" |
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| Complex Party Come Along Theories | 1994 | Cassette-only release | |
| Live at the Art Factory | 1997 | Cassette-only Tracks: "Everything Beautiful Is Faraway", "Levitz", "Go Progress Chrome", "Street Bunny", "Summer Here Kids", "Wretched Songs" |
| Title | Release date | Label | Notes | |
| The Broken Down Comforter Collection | 1999 | Big Cat | ||
| The Windfall Varietal | 2000 | Not commercially released, sold by the band at live shows | ||
| Concrete Dunes | 2002 | Lakeshore | ||
| Granddaddy | September 2011 | V2 | 2CD box |
| Album title | Release date | Label | Grandaddy tracks | Notes |
| Zum Audio Vol. 2 | 1998 | Zum | "Ghost of 1672" | |
| Dream with the Fishes soundtrack | 1997 | Will | "Why Would I Want To Die" | |
| Unscrubbed: Live from the Laundromat III | October 1999 | Toy Gun Murder | "Why Took Your Advice" (live) | |
| We Are Now Flying @ 20,000 Feet | 2000 | Cavalier / Sensory Products | "Wonder Why In LA" (live) | Free with Sadness in the Sky magazine |
| We Are Now Flying @ 33,000 Feet | 2000 | Cavalier / Sensory Products | "Collective Dreamwish of Upperclass Elegance" (live) | Free with Sadness in the Sky magazine |
| Little Echoes Presents Sleeping Off Stolen Dreams | 2000 | Little Echoes | "Rode My Bike To My Stepsister's Wedding" | Longer version than released elsewhere |
| It's a Cool Cool Christmas | 2000 | Jeepster | "Alan Parsons in a Winter Wonderland" | |
| Trigger Happy TV Soundtrack to Series 2 | 2001 | Channel 4 Music | "He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's the Pilot" | |
| Loose - New Sounds Of The Old West - volume 3 | November 2001 | Loose | "Best Of All Possible Worlds" | Cover of the Kris Kristofferson song |
| Almost Famous: Undiscovered Modern Rock Hits | January 2002 | Lakeshore | "Laughing Stock" | Previously-unreleased version from Don't Sock the Tryer |
| I Am Sam soundtrack | 2002 | V2 | "Revolution" | |
| 28 Days Later: The Soundtrack Album | 2002 | XL | "A.M. 180" | |
| Nothing Left to Lose: A Tribute to Kris Kristofferson | October 2002 | Incidental Music | "Best Of All Possible Worlds" | Cover of the Kris Kristofferson song |
| Wrong Turn (soundtrack) | July 1, 2003 | Lakeshore | "Why Would I Want To Die" | |
| X-Ray CD#07 | August 2003 | X-Ray | "Now It's On" (XFM Session version) | Free with X-Ray magazine |
| Below the Radio | 2004 | Ultra | "Nature Anthem" | Compiled by Jason Lytle |
| Live At The World Cafe Volume 18: I'll Take You There | September 2004 | WXPN | "Now It's On" (live at the World Cafe) | |
| Alive and Rare: KCRW | May 22, 2006 | V2 | "The Go In The Go For It" (Live on KCRW) | |
| Acoustic 07 | 2007 | V2 | "Rear View Mirror" | |
| Kats Karavan - The History of John Peel on the Radio | October 26, 2009 | Universal | "Hawaiian Island Wranglers" | From a session for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show recorded 17/05/1998 |
| Title | Release date | Label | Notes |
| A Pretty Mess by This One Band | April 1996 | Will | |
| Happy Happy X-Mas from Jason | 1996 | ||
| Machines Are Not She | 1998 | Big Cat | Originally a mail-order only 12" release, available via an order form with early copies of Under The Western Freeway[3] Tracks: "Levitz"/"For The Dishwasher"/"Lava Kiss"/"Wretched Songs"/"Sikh In A Baja VW Bug"/"Fentry" |
| Signal to Snow Ratio | September 1999 | V2 | |
| Through a Frosty Plate Glass | 2001 | ||
| Excerpts from the Diary of Todd Zilla | September 27, 2005 |
| A-side | Release date | Label | Formats & B-side(s) | UK Singles Chart[1] |
Notes |
| "Could This Be Love" | 1994 | Big Jesus | 7": "Kim, You Bore Me to Death" | ||
| "Taster" | 1995 | Get Go | 7": "Nebraska" | ||
| "Everything Beautiful Is Far Away" | February 1998 | Big Cat | 7": "For the Dishwasher" CD: "For the Dishwasher", "Glass Dusty" |
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| "Laughing Stock" | March 1998 | 7"/CD: "G.P.C.", "12-pak $5.99" | |||
| "Summer Here Kids" | May 1998 | 7"/CD: "Levitz", "My Small Love" | |||
| "A.M. 180" | October 1998 | 7": "Here" CD: "For the Dishwasher" |
"Here" is a live cover of the Pavement song | ||
| "The Crystal Lake" | May 2000 | V2 | 7": "Our Dying Brains" CD: "Our Dying Brains", "First Movement/Message Send: ID#5646766" |
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| "Hewlett's Daughter" | August 2000 | 7": "LFO" CD1: "XD-data-II", "Street Bunny" CD2: "Wonder Why in L.A.", "Hewlett's Daughter" (mix) CD3: "Wonder Why in L.A.", "Chartsengrafs" |
71 | ||
| "He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's the Pilot." | November 2000 | 12"/CD: "Wives of Farmers" "N. Blender" |
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| "The Crystal Lake" | January 2001 | 7": "Rode My Bike to My Stepsister's Wedding" CD1: "Moe Bandy Mountaineers", "She-deleter" CD2: "The Crystal Lake (Chilly Mix)", "What Can't Be Erased", "I Don't Want to Record Anymore" |
38 | ||
| "Now It's On" | 2003 | 7":"Trouble With A Capital T" CD1:"Trouble With A Capital T", "Hey Cowboy, The Phone's For You" CD2:"Getting Jipped", "Yeah Is What We Need" (video) DVD:"Now It's Upside Down" (video) |
23 | ||
| "El Caminos in the West" | 2003 | CD1: "Beautiful Ground (Live - XM Satellite Radio)", "My Little Skateboarding Problem" CD2: "Now It’s On (Live - Colin Murray Radio Show/BBC)", "Derek Spears" DVD: "El Caminos In The West" (video), "Derek Spears" |
48 | ||
| "I'm on Standby" | 2004 | 7": "Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake" CD: "Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake", "The Town Where I'm Livin' Now", "Fare Thee Not Well Mutineer" (video) |
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| "Nature Anthem" | 2004 | Ultra | |||
| "Elevate Myself" | 2006 | V2 | 7": "Winners" |
| A-side/Title | Release date | Label | Formats & B-side(s) | Notes |
| "Our Dying Brains" | 2000 | V2 | CD: "Wives Of Farmers", "Moe Bandy Mountaineers" | |
| The Sophtware Slump Radio Sampler | 2000 | CD: "The Crystal Lake", "Hewlett's Daughter", "Miner At The Dial-A-View", "Broken Household Appliance National Forest" | ||
| "Alan Parsons in a Winter Wonderland" | 2000 | 1-track CD | ||
| Sumday - The Videos | 2003 | DVD: "El Caminos in the West", "Now It's On" | DVD video single | |
| Tour Sampler 2003 | 2003 | CD: "Now It's On", "Stray Dog And The Chocolate Shake", "The Crystal Lake" | Given away at live shows | |
| Sampler | 2003 | CD: "Yeah Is What We Had", "Miner At The Dial-A-View", "Summer Here Kids", "Levitz (Birdless)" | ||
| Sampler | 2003 | CD: "El Caminos In The West", "Now It's On", "I'm On Standy", "Stray Dog And The Chocolate Shake" | ||
| "Pull the Curtains" (radio edit) | 2005 | Radio CD-R | ||
| "Elevate Myself (Diskotik Mix)" | 2006 | CD, credited to 'Scrum Down Rookies Vs. Grandaddy' |
| Grandaddy tracks | Release date | Label | Format(s) | Split with | Notes |
| "I'm in Love With No-one" | 1998 | Devil in the Woods | 7" | Morella's Forest/Dart/Shove | EP titled Alone in a Room 2 Included free with issue #17 of Devil in the Woods magazine |
| "Too Many Nights in a Road House" | 1999 | Devil in the Woods/Horse Brand Industry | Double 7" | EP titled Noise Pop 99 | |
| "MGM Grand" | 2000 | 62TV/Ines Boukov | 7" | John Wayne Shot Me | |
| "Fishing Boat Song" | 2000 | Devil in the Woods | 7" | Persil/Beachwood Sparks | Available with Devil in the Woods magazine |
| "Aisle Seat 37-D" | June 2003 | 7" | Verbena | Available with Devil in the Woods magazine | |
| "The Rugged and Splintered Entertainment Center" | December 2003 | Birdman | 7" | The Polyphonic Spree |
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