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Beck has earned acclaim and stardom with an eclectic array of releases since ’94—from universally loved party albums to melancholy song cycles. Certainly, many fans kept yearning for the giddy thrill of the nonstop fun-fest that was Odelay, and it’s those fans who were most psyched about this 2005 album full of inspired samples, funky beats, raps, handclaps, glowing harmonies and all the other wonderful toys Beck likes to get out when he plays with the Dust Brothers (with whom he reunited on this album). Jack White lays down a wicked bass line on Go It Alone, which joins E-Pro (and its Beastie Boys sample); Que Onda Guero (and its rap en Español); Girl; Missing; Hell Yes; Broken Drum; Scarecrow; Rental Car, and more. A 50-minute joyride across two vinyl LPs! Universal UK.