SAUCER (Minnesota) Emergency Exits 1993

 

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Saucer was an indie rock band from Minneapolis, MN.
 

Tracklist

  1. Spoonerisms
  2. Orange Pants
  3. Bugs In My Hair
  4. My Sweet Hostess
  5. Turn Me On Dead Man
  6. Emergency Exits
  7. The Bunny
  8. Freaky Deek
  9. Cigarette Polly
10. Ah Morning

I HATE THE 90s Volume 33

 

 

And as usual, this compilation will fit on a CD. Hope you dig.  

 

Tracklist

  1. CAKE Race Car Ya-Yas
  2. CUB Freaky
  3. PREFAB SPROUT Looking For Atlantis
  4. DRESSY BESSY Just Like Henry
  5. RUBBERMAID Cucumber
  6. VELVET CRUSH Atmosphere
  7. FLASHING LIGHTS Talk To The Hand
  8  BIS Popyura
  9. SHAMPOO Bouffant Headbutt
10. SAUCER F Is For Fucked Up
11. SMART BROWN HANDBAG Half Right
12. THE DIN PEDALS Not So Much For Saturdays
13. THE CAUSEY WAY Science Made Me A Homo(sapien)
14. 1000 MONA LISAS Dog
15. MY PET GENIUS Stutter
16. DOUBLE NAUGHT SPIES Cherry Missile
17. THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS New Language
18. CHEWY Prime Time
19. RACECAR Seymour Wants To Be An Artist
20. INCH Linger
21. DOVER In Hole
22. AMBER#2 Perfection
23. TOMMY KEENE On The Runway
24. THE BREEDERS Roi
25. STEWARD Low Blood Sugar
26. HUON Uncracked

 

SAUCER Saucer 1996

by request

Thanks to Jordan

Been waiting on this one to be found from the wantlist for a long time! 

Discogs

 

 

AllMusic Review by Nitsuh Abebe

Saucer sports some fairly interesting organization, so far as records go: tracks one through five are a studio-recorded EP, but the release also tacks on 25 short songs home-recorded on a four-track. The material from this EP itself is quite appealing, tossing off pleasant pop/rock songs from an indie standpoint (and frequently approaching a sloppy pop sound that falls in line with Pavement, the 3-D's, or Yatsura), but the record's true points of interest crop up among the home recordings, which have the simplistic pop qualities of early Kleenex Girl Wonder releases. With a surprising level of consistency, the band wanders through tinny synth sounds, loungey jazz experiments, primitive pop songs, and lo-fi rock gems, and while some tracks falter, an extraordinary number of hidden gems surface as well. Listening through these 25 tracks, one can never really guess where the band will head next, and this turns out be a very good thing, as each inventive turn manages to be more interesting and more charming that one might have expected, without sacrificing any of the pop focus of the more conventional EP tracks. 


This is the band from the U.S. state of Minnesota on Spanish Fly Records. Saucer remind me of Guided By Voices at times. Really great, quirky music. 
There is another band named Saucer from the U.S. who were active in the 1990's. - Blogatrix

Tracklist

1	Triple Lutz
2	Steakhouse
3	We Dream Clean
4	She Used To Be The Bomb
5	Lil' Hatchback
6	We Want Our Brains Back
7	The New Catatonic
8	Nimbus
9	Liberry
10	Green & Wize
11	Your Ass Is Grass
12	I and I Is Uneasy
13	Speed Of Germany
14	Right Under My Nose
15	Cirrus
16	F For Fucked Up
17	Paper Towel
18	Agony
19	Mr. Sound Effects
20	Anywhere On Her
21	Tiny Tease
22	Festival
23	Red Carrot Stick
24	Knick Knacks For David Bowie
25	Sit On This
26	Huge Eyes
27	Cumulus
28	Tiny Tees (Reprise)
29	Stay Wicked Fucker
30	Coney Eyelid