The Mother Hips discography | |
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Studio albums | 12 |
Live albums | 5 |
Compilation albums | 7 |
Video albums | 3 |
EPs | 2 |
Singles | 4 |
The Mother Hips discography is a list of official studio albums, live albums, EPs, singles, compilations, videos and other recordings released by the band the Mother Hips. The Mother Hips are a rock band based in the San Francisco Bay Area, consisting of members Tim Bluhm, Greg Loiacono, John Hofer, and Brian Rashap. Past members included Isaac Parsons, Mike Wofchuck, Paul Hoaglin and Scott Thunes.
Release Date | Album Title | Record Label |
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Feb 1993 | Back to the Grotto | American |
Aug 1995 | Part-Timer Goes Full | American |
Oct 1996 | Shootout | American |
May 1998 | Later Days | Mother Hips Records |
Feb 2001 | Green Hills of Earth | Future Farmer Recordings |
Apr 2007 | Kiss the Crystal Flake | Camera Records |
Oct 2009 | Pacific Dust | Camera Records |
Jul 2013 | Behind Beyond | Mother Hips Records |
Jul 2014 | Chronicle Man | Mother Hips Records |
Jun 2018 | Chorus | Blue Rose Music |
Dec 2021 | Glowing Lantern | Blue Rose Music |
Jan 2023 | When We Disappear | Blue Rose Music |
Release Date | Album Title | Notes | Record Label |
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2002 | Live in Chicago | March 20, 2002 Chicago, IL | Mother Hips Records |
2005 | Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere | June 2005, San Francisco, CA | Mother Hips Records |
2006 | Live at Bimbo's 365 Club | July 14, 2006, at Bimbo's 365 Club | Mother Hips Records |
2019 | Live at the Great American Music Hall | December 15-16 2017, San Francisco, CA | Blue Rose Music |
Release Date | Album Title | Format |
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1992 | Motherhips (EP) | Cassette |
2005 | Red Tandy (EP) | CD and Vinyl |
2009 | Pacific Dust |
Release Date | Album Title | Record Label | Format |
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1994 | "Showing It All to Bad Marie" | Great God Pan | 7" Vinyl |
1995 | "Shut the Door" | American | CD Single |
1999 | "Third Floor Story" | Orange Recordings | 7" Vinyl |
2001 | "Life in the City" | Munich Records | CD Single |
2005 | "Red Tandy" | Camera Records | 7" Vinyl |
2008 | "The Bees/Mother Hips" | Camera Records | 7" Vinyl |
Release Date | Title | Notes |
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2004 | Stories We Could Tell | Documentary by Patrick Murphree |
2004 | This Is the Sound | Documentary compiling twelve years of footage by Bill DeBlonk |
2006 | Beauty Rock | Recorded at The Catalyst in Santa Cruz, 2003. Video by Dave Schwartz and audio by Vinny Palese. |
Release Date | Track Contributed | Compilation Title | Record Label | Format | Compilation Type |
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1992 | Showing It All To Bad Marie | Chico Alchemy | N/A | CD | Compilation |
1993 | Hey Emilie | Sony Music Regional A&R | Sony Music | Cassette | Promotional |
1993 | Probe Explodes | Night Of The Living Dead | Massacre At Central Hi | LP | Compilation |
1994 | Hey Emilie | Aware II The Compilation | Madaket Records | CD | Compilation |
1994 | Precious Opal | H.O.R.D.E. | A&M Records | CD | Promotional |
1995 | Shut The Door | hu H | Huh Music Service | CD | Compilation |
1995 | Shut The Door | The Fall Of American | American Recordings | CD | Promotional |
1995 | Shut The Door (Edit) | The Album Network No 8 | The Album Network | CD | Promotional |
1995 | Suburban Child | Music For Swingers | Massacre At Central Hi | LP | Compilation |
1995 | Stoned Up The Road | Kink FM And Watt Present "Alle 17 Goed" | S.L.A.M. Department | CD | Promotional |
1998 | The Doomsters | Chico City Limits II | City Limits Records | CD | Compilation |
2000 | Sleepy Eyes | Chico City Limits III | Chico City Limits Records | CD | Compilation |
2001 | Third Floor Story | Sexy And Seventeen | Orange Recordings | CD | Promotional |
2001 | Channel Island Girl | Esto No Es Un Cactus | Sinedín Music, Munich Records | CD | Promotional |
2001 | Life In The City | Oorgasm 06 | OOR | CD | Compilation |
2002 | Sarah Bellum (Live Acoustic Version) | Comes With A Smile Vol.5 | Comes With A Smile | CD | Compilation |
2002 | Take Us Out | The Best Of American Music | Universal Music TV | CD | Compilation |
2002 | Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down | Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down | Jackpine Social Club | CD | Compilation |
2005 | Red Tandy | KFOG's Local Scene 3 | KFOG Radio 104.5\97.7 | CD | Compilation |
2006 | Red Tandy | The Cornerstone Player 066 | Cornerstone Promotion | CD | Promotional |
2007 | Time Sick Son Of A Grizzly Bear | Relix 2007 July CD Sampler | Relix Magazine | CD | Promotional |
2010 | White Falcon Fuzz | Eldorado Sampler #8 | Eldorado (French magazine - Fargo Records) | CD | Sampler |
2011 | Various | Days of Sun and Grass: 1991-2001 | Mother Hips Records | CD and Digital | |
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