at the Slamdance Film Festival, distributed by Koch Vision and televised on DOC: The Documentary Channel, Sky Italia, and Sveriges Television. It features interviews with some of Haack's associates and collaborators such as Ted "Praxiteles" Pandel, Esther Nelson and Chris Kachulis as well as contemporary artists including Eels, Mouse On Mars, Money Mark, and Peanut Butter Wolf. Additionally, the film includes archival footage of Haack's appearances on various talk shows and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. In 2013, the documentary was re-released by Bleep.com, a division of Warp Records. Tribute albums In 2005, a tribute album was released entitled Dimension Mix. A tribute to Dimension 5 Records featuring covers of Bruce Haack songs by Beck, Stereolab, and others, the project was produced by longtime friend and Beck collaborator, Ross Harris, whose autistic child, and godson to Beck, inspired the album. Discography Albums Singles 1955: "Les Etapes" 1956: "Lullaby for a Cat" 1979: "Icarus" 1983: "Party Machine" - collaboration w/ Russell Simmons Compilations 1998: Hush Little Robot - QDK Media 1999: Listen Compute Rock Home - Emperor Norton Records 2002: Electronic 01 - Mean Old Devil - Mute Records 2007: Badd Santa - I Like Christmas - Stones Throw Records 2010: Farad: The Electric Voice - Stones Throw Records 2011: Bruce Haack Remixed - Stones Throw Records 2018: Preservation Tapes EP - Telephone Explosion Records Covers 2005: Dimension Mix: A Tribute to Dimension 5 Records - Eenie Meenie Records Samples 1968: Bruce samples and loops the Rolling Stones' "Citadel" on a homemade instrument on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 2006: Cut Chemist samples Bruce Haack's "School For Robots" on (My 1st) Big Break 2019: Kanye West samples Bruce Haack's "Snow Job" on Water Film and television 1958: I've Got a Secret 1965: The Mike Douglas Show 1965: The Tonight Show 1968: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Music videos 2005: "Funky Lil Song" - Beck, Dir. Joel Fox/Ross Harris, Eenie Meenie Records 2005: "Rain of Earth" - Stones Throw Singers, Dir. Joel Fox/Ross Harris, Eenie Meenie Records 2011: "Party Machine" - Prince Language Afterparty Edit, Dir. Philip Anagnos, Stones Throw Records See also Leon Theremin Raymond Scott Robert Moog Jim Copp References External links Bruce Haack Web 1931 births 1988 deaths Canadian electronic musicians Canadian people of Norwegian descent Musicians from Alberta Columbia Records artists People from Clearwater County, Alberta 20th-century Canadian male musicians Canadian children's musicians