Superman Was A Rocker - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Another Man's Blood"
  2. "Go Down First"
  3. "Back to the Farm"
  4. "Substitute Heaven"
  5. "Prince Alphabet"
  6. "You Drove the Snake Crazy"
  7. "Surveillance"
  8. "Fascination Attempt"
  9. "Love Your Spaceman"
  10. "Jumping"
  11. "St. Leroy"
  12. "Peacock"
  13. "More Hot Dogs Please"
Guided by Voices
  • Robert Pollard
  • Tobin Sprout
  • Mitch Mitchell
  • Kevin Fennell
  • Greg Demos
Former members
  • Nate Farley
  • Doug Gillard
  • Jim Pollard
  • Chris Slusarenko
  • Kevin March
  • Jim Macpherson
  • Tim Tobias
  • Don Thrasher
  • James Greer
Albums
  • Devil Between My Toes (1987)
  • Sandbox (1987)
  • Self-Inflicted Aerial Nostalgia (1989)
  • Same Place the Fly Got Smashed (1990)
  • Propeller (1992)
  • Vampire on Titus (1993)
  • Bee Thousand (1994)
  • Alien Lanes (1995)
  • Under the Bushes Under the Stars (1996)
  • Tonics and Twisted Chasers (1996)
  • Mag Earwhig! (1997)
  • Do the Collapse (1999)
  • Isolation Drills (2001)
  • Universal Truths and Cycles (2002)
  • Earthquake Glue (2003)
  • Half Smiles of the Decomposed (2004)
  • Let's Go Eat the Factory (2012)
  • Class Clown Spots a UFO (2012)
  • The Bears for Lunch (2012)
  • English Little League (2013)
EPs
  • Forever Since Breakfast (1986)
  • The Grand Hour (1993)
  • Static Airplane Jive (1993)
  • Get Out of My Stations (1994)
  • Fast Japanese Spin Cycle (1994)
  • Clown Prince of the Menthol Trailer (1994)
  • I Am a Scientist (1994)
  • Tigerbomb (1995)
  • Sunfish Holy Breakfast (1996)
  • Plantations of Pale Pink (1996)
  • Wish in One Hand... (1997)
  • Plugs for the Program (1999)
  • Hold on Hope (2000)
  • Dayton, Ohio–19 Something and 5 (2000)
  • Daredevil Stamp Collector: Do the Collapse B-sides (2001)
  • The Pipe Dreams of Instant Prince Whippet (2002)
  • Down by the Racetrack (2013)
Box sets
  • Box (1995)
  • Suitcase: Failed Experiments and Trashed Aircraft (2000)
  • Hardcore UFOs: Revelations, Epiphanies and Fast Food in the Western Hemisphere (2003)
  • Suitcase 2: American Superdream Wow (2005)
  • Suitcase 3: Up We Go Now (2009)
Compilation
  • The Best of Guided by Voices: Human Amusements at Hourly Rates (2003)
  • Crickets: Best of the Fading Captain Series 1999–2007 (2007)
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Airport 5
  • Boston Spaceships
  • Circus Devils
  • Cobra Verde
  • Todd Tobias
Robert Pollard
solo albums
  • Not in My Airforce (1996)
  • Waved Out (1998)
  • Kid Marine (1999)
  • Motel of Fools (EP) (2003)
  • Fiction Man (2004)
  • From a Compound Eye (2006)
  • Normal Happiness (2006)
  • Standard Gargoyle Decisions (2007)
  • Coast to Coast Carpet of Love (2007)
  • Superman Was a Rocker (2008)
  • Robert Pollard Is Off to Business (2008)
  • The Crawling Distance (2009)
  • Elephant Jokes (2009)
  • We All Got Out of the Army (2010)
  • Moses on a Snail (2010)
  • Space City Kicks (2011)
  • Lord of the Birdcage (2011)
  • Mouseman Cloud (2012)
  • Jack Sells The Cow (2012)
Tobin Sprout albums
  • Carnival Boy (1996)
  • Moonflower Plastic (1997)
  • Let's Welcome the Circus People (1999)
  • Lost Planets & Phantom Voices (2003)
  • The Bluebirds Of Happiness Tried To Land On My Shoulder (2010)
Airport 5 albums
  • Tower in the Fountain of Sparks (2001)
  • Life Starts Here (2002)
Boston Spaceships albums
  • Brown Submarine (2008)
  • The Planets are Blasted (2009)
  • Zero to 99 (2009)
  • Our Cubehouse Still Rocks (2010)
  • Let It Beard (2011)
Acid Ranch albums
  • Some of the Magic Syrup was Preserved (2002)
  • As Forever: A Manifesto of Fractured Imagination and Wreckless Living (2005)
  • The Great Houdini Wasn't So Great (2007)
Circus Devils albums
  • Ringworm Interiors (2001)
  • The Harold Pig Memorial (2002)
  • Pinball Mars (2004)
  • Five (2005)
  • Sgt. Disco (2007)
  • Ataxia (2008)
  • Gringo (2009)
  • Mother Skinny (2010)
  • Capsized! (2011)

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