MINNESOTA MODERN ROCK - THE PACHYDERM SESSIONS Various Artists 1995

 

Discogs

Compilation of Minnesota bands on 93.7 Edge radio station

Tracklist

1	Run Westy Run–	Tuner
2	Matt Wilson (2)–	Case
3	Blanket (4)–	Glacial
4	Rex Daisy–	Rocker
5	Milk (11)–	You Must Be Saved
6	Big Red Ball–	Mystery #11
7	Flipp–	Half A Brain
8	Babes In Toyland–	Angel Hair
9	Nova Mob–	Ballad #19
10	The Glenrustles–	Nothing Like Fear
11	Martin Zellar–	Problem Solved
12	John Casey (3)–	Watching Lightning
13	Zuzu's Petals–	Chemistry
14	Tribe Of Millions–	The Crush
15	The Blue Up?–	Frovarp
16	Golden Smog–	Prison Wife
17	Soul Asylum (2)–	Misery (Live)

DÜ HÜSKERS: THE TWIN CITIES REPLAY ZEN ARCADE Various Artists 1993

Discogs

Tracklist

1	–Hammerhead (2)	Something I Learned Today	2:40
2	–The Mighty Mofos	Broken Home, Broken Heart	2:20
3	–Prest Asbestus	Never Talking To You Again	3:06
4	–Muskellunge	Chartered Trips	2:48
5	–Lies Incorporated / TVBC*	Dreams Reocurring	1:45
6	–Superball '63	Indecision Time	2:07
7	–Dogfight	Hare Krsna	3:29
8	–God's Favorite Band	Beyond The Threshold	2:03
9	–The Pseudonymphs	Pride	1:40
10	–Salbando	I'll Never Forget You	2:50
11	–Dylan Hicks + 3 Pesos	The Biggest Lie	3:02
12	–Janitor Joe	What's Going On?	4:54
13	–Vertigo (12)	Masochism World	2:46
14	–Zuzu's Petals	Standing By The Sea	3:53
15	–Walt Mink	Somewhere	2:15
16	–Flour	One Step At A Time	1:53
17	–The Blue Up?	Pink Turns To Blue	1:56
18	–Balloon Guy	Newest Industry	4:29
19	–Willie Wisely Trio	Monday Will Never Be The Same	1:09
20	–Arcwelder	Whatever	3:22
21	–Teenage Larvae	The Tooth Fairy And The Princess	3:59
22	–Big Trouble House	Turn On The News	4:59
23	–TVBC*	Reocurring Dreams	9:13
24	–The Hang-Ups	Eight Miles High	4:07

THE BLUE UP Spool Forka Dish 1995

Allmusic Guide:

Biography

by John Bush

Formed in Minneapolis in the mid-'80s, the Blue Up? consists of vocalist/guitarist Rachael, bassist Carolyn Rush, and drummer Renee Bracchi. The alternative dance-pop group got their start playing around the area, and was voted Best New Band by Minneapolis' First Avenue club. Rush departed soon after, however, leaving Rachael to develop a concept album, Introducing Sorrow. By 1991, the original trio was back together; they began gigging and recorded Cake and Eat It on their own four-track recorder. Released on the Catacombs label in 1992, the album gained many converts around Minneapolis, including Bobby Z., originally the drummer for Prince's band, the Revolution. He produced the Blue Up?'s second album, Spool Forka Dish, recorded for Columbia in 1995.