at least one interview, dismissing it as more of a retrospectively-viewed collection of demos than a proper album. For the following two years, they worked on material for an album that was to be called Peter Weller (after the actor), which ultimately was never released, culminating in its abandonment in 1999. (Several tracks from these sessions were released on Dicer). Sparkle Classic is the first album they consider part of the official discography. Grand Buffet have hinted at a children's album entitled Gorilla and Fox, but there has been no official release date announced. Discography High Grabber - 1996, self-released demo tape Scrooge McRock - 1997, out of print LP Height - Height - 2000, guest appearance on "String Game" Sparkle Classic - 2000, LP Circuits of Steel - 2002, compilation; contributed track "Murphy" (now available in DICER) Trilogy of Terror EPs - 2002-2003, EPs Undercover Angels - 2002, EP Cigarette Beach - 2002, EP Pittsburgh Hearts - 2003, EP Grand Buffet Presents... Karaoke (on CDR!) - 2003, Jackson's Collection Dicer: The Unheard Funk Tracks - 2004, B-sides collection Five Years of Fireworks - 2005, Greatest hits collection with bonus DVD Bloom - Untitled remix LP - 2005, Remix of "Remote Control" Height - Utility Fog - 2006, Guest appearance on "Going Down Big" A Night of Laughin! Volume 1 - 2006, Contains various stand-up comedy sets with Jackson and Jarrod making fun of the comics in the background. Signed, limited edition run of 100; available only at shows. Disc itself labeled "A Night of Laughs!" Sold out. Circuits of Steel II -2007 Jackson and Lord Grunge contribute solo songs, "Holy shit! Yikes!" and "Frosty Anchors" The Haunted Fucking Gazebo - May 8, 2007, EP Escape From Anthony Baboon's Nautical Playhouse The Sample Based Remixes - 2008 King Vision - 2008, LP Gorilla and Fox - Unknown release date, children's album Videography "Candy Bars" (2000) "Pink Deadly" (2002) "Cool As Hell" (2004) Five Years of Fireworks DVD (2005) Grand Buffet are featured in the 2003 German documentary Golden Lemons by Jörg Siepmann about a Wesley Willis tour supported by the German band Die Goldenen Zitronen (The Golden Lemons) and Grand Buffet. References American hip hop groups Musical groups from Pittsburgh