A Mile" by Aesop Rock, Eyedea & 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 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) "Sneak" by The Let Go on Morning Comes (2010) "Dead Wallets" by 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, Kristoff Krane, and Alexipharmic "Thorns" by Aesop Rock, Slug, & Eyedea "Chemical Burns" by Sadistik on Ultraviolet (2014) Other media Eyedea was featured in the storyline of the main character in Nobody's Hero, an independent novel by Melanie Harvey, p. 164 (2010) In 2016, Brandon Crowson released a documentary based on Michael Larsen's life called The World Has No Eyedea. Rap battles References 1981 births 2010 deaths Musicians from Saint Paul, Minnesota Rhymesayers Entertainment artists Midwest hip hop musicians American people of Lebanese descent Drug-related deaths in Minnesota Underground rappers American male rappers Rappers from Minnesota