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Revision as of 05:51, 12 November 2022
- Visual artist
Solo
- A Structural Analysis and Reconstruction of MS7098 as Determined by the Difference Between the Measurements of Duration and Displacement (1980) LP
- Push Comes to Love (1999) Drag City LP/CD
- Vinyl II (2000) CD
- Concerto for Modern, Movie, and Pop Music for Ten Instruments and Voice (2011) CD
- Prina Sings Baldessari (2020)[1][2]
With The Red Krayola
Keyboard, vocals
- The Red Krayola (album)
- Amor and Language
- Chemistry / Farewell to Arms
- Japan in Paris in L.A.
- Hazel
- Fingerpainting
- Introduction
- Red Gold
Lead vocals
- T (I, II)
- The Letter
- Duke of Newcastle
- A Hybrid Creature of Greed... (Fingerpainting)
- Cruise Boat
- Puff
- When She Went Swimming
- Bling Bling
Backing & other vocals
- Suddenly
- Hard on Through the Summer
- The Ballad of Younis and Sofia
- A-A-Allegories
- Chemistry
- Farewell to Arms
- Duck & Cover
- Larking
- We Feel Fine
- Another Song, Another Satan
- Father Abraham
- Serenade (?)
- Note to Selves
- Psy Ops (bridge)
- It Will Be (Delivered)
- Vexations
Vocals on other projects
- Gastr del Sol - "A Puff of Dew" from Camoufleur (1998)
- David Grubbs - "The Coxcomb" (2000)
Album artwork
- David Grubbs - The Thicket (1998)