Discography
Other efforts
© 2004 Criterion Collection DVD
Originally premiered in 1991
Soundtrack: "White Walls" 
Screen appearances: Scott Marcus, Stella Weir and
Kathy McCarty
Stella Weir (keyboard):
- with Prohibition, 1987-1988: Flophouse (1987—Fortress Records—independent record label founded by David Sims, bassist of Austin, TX band
Scratch Acid and The
Jesus Lizard).
Scott Marcus (drums):
- with The Asylum
Street Spankers: too much to list here.
- with Starfish,
1995-1998: Stellar Sonic Solutions,
Frustrated, and The Instrumental EP (all on Trance
Syndicate—independent record label founded by King Coffey, drummer of Austin,
TX band the Butthole
Surfers)
- with Prohibition, 1987-1988: Flophouse
K. McCarty (solo):
- Another Day in the Sun (2005—self-released) the
new K.McCarty solo
album, produced by Kathy McCarty & Brian Beattie, includes
three Glass Eye-collaborated songs.
- Time for a Change [track 16: "Living Life" by Daniel
Johnston] (1989—Bar/None Records compilation)
- Sorry Entertainer (1995—Bar/None Records EP)
- Dead Dog's Eyeball: The Songs Of Daniel
Johnston (1994—Bar/None Records)
Brian Beattie (producer):
- The Dead Milkmen:
Brian produced three Dead Milkmen albums: Bucky Fellini, Beelzebubba,
and Metaphysical Graffiti. K.McCarty does violin and vocals and Brian
also did vocals and lap steel on Bucky Fellini. Kathy and Stella were
featured as the Shyettes on "Do the Brown Nose" on Graffiti.
- Ed Hall
- Daniel Johnston
- Okkervil River
- General Boy
- etc.
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