Eric's Trip Discography

Eric's Trip : ten song stereo cassette (12/90)
Catapillars EP : seven song cassette (4/91)
Drowning EP : six song cassette (8/91)
Naked In The Marsh live compilation cassette with five Eric's Trip songs (NIM Records)
Warm Girl : ten song cassette (1/92)
Belong 7" (NIM Records, 4/92)
Eric's Trip/Moviola split 7" (metoo! Records)
Naked In The Marsh compilation 10" (NIM Records)
Peter EP CD/CS/12" (Murderecords, 4/93)
Raw Energy compilation CD (Raw Energy Records)
Songs About Chris : CD/7" (Sub Pop, 5/93)
Julie And The Porthole To Dimentia : four songs by the members of Eric's Trip (Sappy Records, 7/93)
Love Tara CD/LP (Sub Pop, 11/93)
Never Mind The Molluscs compilation CD/7" (Sub Pop)
Float / Trapped In New York 7" (Summershine records)
Eric's Trip/Sloan split 7" (Cargo/Sappy)
Warm Girl 7" (Derivative Records)
The Gordon Street Haunting CD/7" (Sub Pop)
Forever Again CD/LP (Sub Pop)
Not If I Smell You First compilation CD (Sonic Unyon, 8/95)
On The Road South 7" (Sonic Unyon, 8/95)
Purple Blue CD/LP (Sub Pop, 1/96)
Long Day's Ride 'Til Tomorrow CD (Sappy/Sonic Unyon, 1997)
The Eric's Trip Show. CD (TeenageUSA, 2000)
GBR004 - Eric's Trip - The First Album : December 1990 (CDR)
GBR009 - Eric's Trip - Live in Concert November 4th 2001 (CDR)
GBR011 - Eric's Trip - Warm Girl/Belong (CDR)

Comments by Rick on a few of the albums (from eye, 8/23/01 issue) :

"We always wrote naively from what we were living emotionally," says Eric's Trip singer/guitarist Rick White, "so the records are all kind of like photo albums to me and I remember the times that surround them." Here's what he remembers.

* Peter (1993, Murderecords): "This reminds me of our demos that we used to sell on cassette in Moncton when all of a sudden the guys from Sloan helped us put it out on CD. It's named after our friend Peter Holt and that's him on the cover."

* Love Tara (1993, Sub Pop): "This was our 'naive, pumped-up and surprised about what's going on' record. By the time we got this out, the relationship between Julie and I was beginning to deteriorate, so pretty much all our records dealt with that."

* The Gordon Street Haunting (1994, Sub Pop): "This was the breakup. Whenever I hear it, I hear the finality of our relationship and having to get over it and move on."

* Forever Again (1994, Sub Pop): "This deals with the immediate aftermath."

* Purple Blue (1996, Sub Pop): "It's the first record we made when we were all pretty separate -- we recorded it live in a studio as opposed to making it a little creation like we did with our other records. We weren't living communally like we used to."

* The Eric's Trip Show (2000, teenage USA): "I always wanted to put out a realistic document of what we were like live onstage for people who hadn't seen us. We didn't sound like our albums -- it was more of a chaotic adventure. I tried to show that the same set could be perfect and energetic and still fall apart at the same time."