2/6/08, 3:40 pm EST
Beck recently released the deluxe two-disc edition of his classic 1996 album Odelay, and Rolling Stone’s Gavin Edwards got the full story on a number of the songs straight from the man himself. For Beck’s thoughts behind career-definers like “Devil’s Haircut” and deep cuts like “Burro” (along with streams of each), click here.
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thewufs | 2/8/2008, 5:58 pm EST
I’m pretty sure the lyric Edwards mentions on “New Pollution” goes “She’s got a cigarette army charm”.
…Which is a lot more evocative, I think. Anybody care to verify?
Amanda | 2/8/2008, 12:11 am EST
I’m so excited that he’s talking about a new album.
All of his albums have been phenomenal.
I can’t wait to see what he does next.
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