and friend Murs paid homage to Eyedea on his track "I Miss Mikey" on his album Have a Nice Life. Also, the song "Flicker" from the album Southsiders by Atmosphere where Slug describes different sides of Eyedea and their relationship can be called a eulogy. In 2013, The Uncluded, a collaboration between folk punk singer Kimya Dawson and hip hop artist Aesop Rock paid tribute to Eyedea in the song "Bats" from their album Hokey Fright. Additionally, the songs "Michael" from the album Flowers for My Father by Sadistik, "Toast to the dead" from the album The Martyr by Immortal Technique, and "Great Eyedeas Never Die", from the album King No Crown by Blueprint, are also tributes to Eyedea. Discography Studio albums The Many Faces of Oliver Hart, or: How Eye One the Write Too Think (2002) (as Oliver Hart) The Many Faces of Mikey (2015) (posthumous release) EPs The Whereabouts of Hidden Bridges (2000) (with Oddjobs) The Sum of All Things, or: The Healing Power of Scab Picking (2006) (with Carbon Carousel) Duluth Is the Truth (2009) When in Rome, Kill the King (2010) (as Micheal Larsen) Freestyles (2010) Mixtapes E&A Road Mix (2003) (Eyedea & Abilities) Live albums Birthday (I Feel Triangular) (2011) (with Guitar Party) Singles "Pushing Buttons" 12" (2000) (Eyedea & Abilities) "Blindly Firing" 12" (2001) (Eyedea & Abilities) "Now / E&A Day" 12" (2004) (Eyedea & Abilities) "Carbon Carousel Single Series #1" (2007) (Carbon Carousel) "Nervous" (2007) (Carbon Carousel) Collaboration albums First Born (2001) (as Eyedea & Abilities) E&A (2004) (as Eyedea & Abilities) By the Throat (2009) (as Eyedea & Abilities) Grand's Sixth Sense (2011) (as Sixth Sense, recorded in the 1990s, posthumous release) 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 Anomaly on Howle's Book (1998) "Savior?" by Sole, 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 & Eyedea on DJ Murge Search and Rescue (2002) "The Stick Up" by Atmosphere on "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