two songs in this collection of music by Philip Glass, the title track and "Forgetting" (with Linda Ronstadt). Crossing Delancey (1988), starring Amy Irving. Suzzy played Marilyn, a friend of Isabelle (Irving). The Roches provided several songs for the soundtrack. One of the songs that was featured in the film, Nocturne, is also featured on the group's 1989 album Speak. An earlier arrangement of their cover of Come Softly to Me is featured on their album Another World. Stay Awake (1988). The Roches contributed to two tracks on this tribute album. Tiny Toon Adventures, episode "New Character Day" (). The Roches played a trio of singing cockroaches also called "the Roches." Princesses (1991). The trio performs the short-lived TV series' theme song "Someday My Prince Will Come". A Weekend in the Country (1994). The trio play themselves, performing "Pregnant Pause" at a concert. The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure (December 1994). The band wrote the songs "Peaceful Valley", "Eggs" and "You're One of Us Now". A Family Concert (K-tel VHS, 1995). Includes performances by the Roches and the Music Workshop for Kids. Anthem (Intersound, 1996), by the Desolation Angels, a supergroup consisting of the Roches, Karla DeVito, Kit Hain, Deborah Berg, the Blister Sisters, and Jane Kelly Williams. Christmas Songs (One Voice/Satellites Records, 1996), by the Carolling Carollers, another supergroup consisting of the Roches, Ilana Iguana, Margaret Dorn, Libby Mclaren, and Bonnie Mann. Tracey Takes On..., episode "Music" (). Time and Love: The Music of Laura Nyro (Astor Place Records, 1997) – "Wedding Bell Blues". What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs (Sliced Bread Records, 1998) – "The Bells" (Poem by Edgar Allan Poe adapted & set to music by Phil Ochs). Live at the World Café: Volume 9 (1999) – "Hammond Song" Moms That Cook (Baby Boom, 1999), by the Music Workshop for Kids. Suzzy produced as well as performed on this album by various artists. Rites of Passage, fourth album by the Atlanta, Georgia duo Indigo Girls. Maggie, Terre, and Suzzy sing backing vocals on "Virginia Woolf" and "Airplane". Nod to Bob: An Artist's Tribute to Bob Dylan on His 60th Birthday (Red House, 2001). Suzzy and Maggie perform "Clothes Line Saga" from The Basement Tapes. Some Assembly Required (Shanachie, 2002), by the Four Bitchin' Babes. Suzzy was one of the latter-day Babes in this rotating-membership pop-folk group founded by Christine Lavin. Endless