Cruel Sun was released independently by the band in 1992. It captures the live, earthy feel of Root.
1. Primal Scream
2. Send Me on my Way
3. Tree
4. Wont Be Long
5. !@#*
6. Cat Turned Blue
7. Artificial Winter
8. Where She Runs
9. Martyr
10. Back to the Earth
11. Scattered
When I Woke, Root's major-label debut, was released in 1994. It has sold over a million copies, and like "Cruel Sun" it captures the bands' more "live" sound.
1. Drum Trip
2. Ecstasy
3. Send Me On My Way
4. Cruel Sun
5. Cat Turned Blue
6. Beautiful People
7. Martyr
8. Rain
9. Food & Creative Love
10. Lost in a Crowd
11. Laugh as the Sun
12. Infinite Tamboura
13. Back to the Earth
This e.p. features Root covering Santana's Evil Way's for the "Home For The Holiday's" soundtrack, and Virtual Reality for the "Twister" soundtrack.
1. Evil Ways
2. Virtual Reality
3. Cruel Sun (live)
4. Big White Bird (live)
5. Send Me On My Way (live)
Released in October 1996, this album shows the more experimental side of Root. Produced by ex-Talking Head Jerry Harrison
1. Faith I Do Believe
2. Heaven
3. Sister Contine
4. Virtual Reality
5. Infinite Space
6. Voodoo
7. Dangle
8. Silver & Gold
9. Baby Will Raam
10. Bullets in the Fire
11. Who Do You Tell It To
12. River in a Cage
13. Scattered
14. Circle Of Rememberance
Rusted Root
Released in November 1998, this may arguably be the bands best work to date. Here, Root blends the styles of it's previous three albums, live shows, & some new things as well.
It's great to hear Liz Berlin stepping up for some lead singing on the dusted off & reworked "Moon". Furthur Fest friends Hot Tuna join the band for a cover of the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want". Geggy Tah's Tommy Jordan guests on "Live A Long Time". And members of Root's road crew help out on a few songs as well.
1. She Roll Me Up
2. Rising Sun
3. Magenta Radio
4. My Love
5. Live A Long Time
6. Kill You Dead
7. Airplane
8. Agbadza
9. Moon
10. Away From
11. Flower
12. You Can't Always Get What You Want
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Evil Ways (e.p.)
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