Artist	Song
Beck	Loser
from Mellow Gold (2004)
Beck	Where It's At
from Odelay (2004)
Beck	Devils Haircut
from Odelay (2004)
Beck	Gamma Ray
from Modern Guilt (2008)
Beck	The New Pollution
from Odelay (2004)
Beck	Think I'm In Love
from The Information (2006)
Beck	E-Pro
from Guero (2005)
Beck	Nausea
from The Information (2006)
Beck	Girl
from Guero (2005)
Beck	Sexx Laws
from Midnite Vultures (2004)
Beck	Timebomb
from Timebomb - Single (2007)
Beck	Orphans
from Modern Guilt (2008)
Beck	Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
from War Child - Heroes, Vol. 1 (2009)
Beck	Tropicalia
from Mutations (2008)
Beck	Chemtrails
from Modern Guilt (2008)
Beck	Jack-Ass
from Odelay (2004)
Beck	Beercan
from Mellow Gold (2004)
Beck	The Golden Age
from Sea Change (2002)
Beck	Cellphone's Dead
from The Information (2006)
Beck	Que' Onda Guero
from Guero (2005)
Beck	Guess I'm Doing Fine
from Sea Change (2002)
Beck	Nobody's Fault But My Own
from Mutations (2008)
Beck	Debra
from Midnite Vultures (2004)
Beck	Hell Yes
from Guero (2005)
Beck	Mixed Bizness
from Midnite Vultures (2004)
Beck	Deadweight
from Odelay (Deluxe Edition) (2008)
Beck	Modern Guilt
from Modern Guilt (2008)
Beck	Nicotine & Gravy
from Midnite Vultures (2004)
Beck	Bottle of Blues
from Mutations (2008)
Beck	Pay No Mind (Snoozer)
from Mellow Gold (2004)
Beck	Earthquake Weather
from Guero (2005)
Beck	Nitemare Hippy Girl
from Mellow Gold (2004)
Beck	Lord Only Knows
from Odelay (2004)
Beck	Cold Brains
from Mutations (2008)
Beck	Peaches & Cream
from Midnite Vultures (2004)
Beck	Fuckin With My Head (Mountain Dew Rock)
from Mellow Gold (2004)
Beck	Blackhole
from Mellow Gold (2004)
Beck	Hotwax
from Odelay (2004)
Beck	Paper Tiger
from Sea Change (2002)
Beck	Canceled Check
from Mutations (2008)
Beck	Rental Car
from Guero (2005)
Beck	Bonfire Blondes
from Bonfire Blondes - Single (2008)
Beck	Strange Apparition
from The Information (2006)

Comment:

Considering his grandfather's work with Yoko Ono and John Cage, his father's reputation as a cutting-edge strings arranger, and his mother's years spent hanging out at Andy Warhol's Factory, Beck was destined to be cooler than all of us put together. Not only that — he was born to perform music that challenges us as much as himself. Simply put, you never know what you're going to get with a Beck record; one minute he's happier than a clown who's just been doused in laughing gas — the fearless, genre-mashing brilliance of [i]Odelay[/i], the prankster pop of [i]Midnite Vultures[/i], and the full-circle connect-the-dots cuts of [i]Guero[/i] and [i]The Information[/i] — and the next he's clawing his way out of a hole caused by misunderstandings and missed opportunities — the widescreen love songs of [i]Sea Change[/i]. Regardless, he's still Beck, and we wouldn't have it any other way.

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