Editing Eyedea (section)

==Discography==
{{See also|Eyedea & Abilities#Discography|Face Candy#Discography|label 2=Face Candy discography|l1=Eyedea & Abilities discography}}

=== Studio albums ===

* ''[[The Many Faces of Oliver Hart|The Many Faces of Oliver Hart, or: How Eye One the Write Too Think]]'' (2002) <small>(as Oliver Hart)</small>
* ''The Many Faces of Mikey'' (2015) <small>(posthumous release)</small>
* ''The Orphanage'' (march 21st, 2021) <small> (fan-made release)</small>
* ''Thirty Nine Lines'' (December 12, 2020)

=== EPs ===
* ''[[The Whereabouts of Hidden Bridges]]'' (2000) <small>(with Advisor, Crescent Moon, and DJ Anatomy of the [[Oddjobs]])</small>
* ''The Sum of All Things, or: The Healing Power of Scab Picking'' (2006) <small>(with Carbon Carousel)</small>
* ''Duluth Is the Truth'' (2009)
* ''When in Rome, Kill the King'' (2010) <small>(as Micheal Larsen)</small>
* ''Freestyles'' (2010)

=== Mixtapes ===
* ''E&A Road Mix'' (2003) <small>(Eyedea & Abilities)</small>

=== Live albums ===
* ''Birthday (I Feel Triangular)'' (2011) <small>(with Guitar Party)</small>
* ''This Is Where We Were'' (2006) <small> (Kristoff Krane, Carnage, Matza, Casey O'Brien- bass, JT Bates- drums) </small> Face Candy
*''Waste Age Teenland'' (2011) <small> (Kristoff Krane, Carnage, Matza, Casey O'Brien- bass, JT Bates- drums) </small>

=== Singles ===
* "Pushing Buttons" 12" (2000) <small>(Eyedea & Abilities)</small>
* "Blindly Firing" 12" (2001) <small>(Eyedea & Abilities)</small>
* "Now / E&A Day" 12" (2004) <small>(Eyedea & Abilities)</small>
* "Carbon Carousel Single Series #1" (2007) <small>(Carbon Carousel)</small>
* "Nervous" (2007) <small>(Carbon Carousel)</small>

=== Collaboration albums ===
* ''[[First Born (Eyedea & Abilities album)|First Born]]'' (2001) <small>(as Eyedea & Abilities)</small>
* ''[[E&A]]'' (2004) <small>(as Eyedea & Abilities)</small>
* ''[[By the Throat (Eyedea & Abilities album)|By the Throat]]'' (2009) <small>(as Eyedea & Abilities)</small>
* ''Grand's Sixth Sense'' (2011) <small>(with [[DJ Abilities]], as Sixth Sense [recorded in the 1990s, posthumous release])</small>
*   Sector 7g- scrap metal (December 1, 2007) (with DJ Pseudonym, Ecid, Kristoff crane, Eyedea and David mars) Produced by Ecid
*   self-titled- Saturday Morning Soundtrack, Eyedea (November 15, 2006) Produced by Ecid

=== Guest appearances ===
* "Best Kind" by Slug of Atmosphere (1997)
* "Native Ones Live @ The Entry" by Atmosphere on ''Headshot: Vol. 6: Industrial Warfare'' (1998)
* "Monster Inside" by [[Jason Heinrichs|Anomaly]] on ''Howle's Book'' (1998)
* "Savior?" by [[Sole (artist)|Sole]], [[Slug (rapper)|Slug]] and Eyedea on ''[[Music for the Advancement of Hip Hop]]'' (1999)
* "Embarrassed" by [[Sage Francis]] on ''[[Sick of Waging War]]'' (2001)
* "Even Shadows Have Shadows" on rap sampler ''We Came From Beyond'' (2001)
* "Gotta Love Em" by [[Slug (rapper)|Slug]] & Eyedea on DJ Murge ''Search and Rescue'' (2002)
* "The Stick Up" by Atmosphere on "[[Headshots: Se7en|Headshots Se7en]]" (2002)
* "More From June" by [[Deep Puddle Dynamics]] on "We Aint Fessin" (2002)
* "We Aint Fessin (Double Quotes)" By Deep Puddle Dynamics on "We Aint Fessin" (2002)
* "Miss By A Mile" by [[Aesop Rock]], Eyedea & [[Slug (rapper)|Slug]] on ''We Came From Beyond, Vol. 2'' (2003)
* "Play Dead Til They Kill You" By Saturday Morning Soundtrack on ''Saturday Morning Soundtrack'' (2005)
* "Quality Programming" by Booka B on ''Basementality'' (2005)
* "L-Asorbic Acid" by The Crest & Eyedea + [[Carnage the Executioner|Carnage]] on "Skeptic" (2005)
* "Everything's Perfect" by [[Awol One]] on "War of Art" (2006)
* "Frisbee" by [[Abstract Rude]] (2006)
* "Dopamine" by Playaz Longue Crew on ''Hype Hop'' (2007)
* "Thanks But No Thanks" by Sector 7G on "Scrap Metal" (2007)
* "Head Tripping" by [[Kristoff Krane]] on "This Will Work For Now" (2008)
* "Is It Right" by Kristoff Krane on "This Will Work For Now" (2008)
* "Dream" by [[No Bird Sing]] on "No Bird Sing" (2009)
* "Best Friends" by Kristoff Krane on ''Picking Flowers Next To Roadkill'' (2010)
* "Dead Wallets" by {{Proper name|Sinthesis}} Feat. ECID on "Movement 4:6" (2010)
* "Rockstars Don't Apologize" by ECID Feat. Awol One, and Kristoff Krane on "Werewolf Hologram" (2012)
* "Purest Disgust" by Debaser on ''Peerless''
* "Cataract Vision" by [[Eyenine]] on ''Afraid to Dream''
* "Perfect Medicine" by Serebe
* "Savior Self" by [[Sadistik]] Feat. [[Casone|CasOne]], Kristoff Krane, and Alexipharmic
* "Thorns" by Aesop Rock, Slug, & Eyedea
* "Chemical Burns" by [[Sadistik]] on ''[[Ultraviolet (Sadistik album)|Ultraviolet]]'' (2014)
* "Burn Baby" by COOLETHAN on ''You Can Never Go Back'' (2024)

=== Other media ===
* In 2016, Brandon Crowson released a documentary based on Micheal Larsen's life called ''The World Has No Eyedea''.<ref>{{Cite web |title='The World Has No Eyedea' documentary makes its sentimental homecoming |last=Fagerberg |first=Jerard |work=City Pages |date=October 10, 2016 |access-date=January 8, 2019 |url= http://www.citypages.com/music/the-world-has-no-eyedea-documentary-makes-its-sentimental-homecoming/396524211}}</ref>
* In 2025, Parker Pubs (in collaboration with Eyedea's mother Kathy Averill) released a book called ''The Many Facets of Eyedea: Selected Writings & Oral History''.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Read an Excerpt From ‘The Many Facets of Eyedea,’ a New Oral History on the Celebrated MN Rapper |last=Staff |first=Racket |work=The Racket |date=January 6, 2025 |access-date=May 29, 2025 |url= https://racketmn.com/read-an-excerpt-from-the-many-facets-of-eyedea-a-new-oral-history-on-the-celebrated-mn-rapper}}</ref>
* Eyedea was featured in the storyline of the main character in ''Nobody's Hero'', an independent novel by Melanie Harvey, p.&nbsp;164 (2010)