The breakthrough that turned Beck from lo-fi folk oddball into a boundary-smashing icon. Odelay (1996) is a kaleidoscope of samples, breakbeats, slide guitars and surreal word-salad brilliance — a record that made “slacker” sound like high art.
 
Produced alongside the Dust Brothers, the album cemented Beck’s genre-bending genius with instant classics like ‘Where It’s At,’ ‘Devils Haircut,’ and ‘The New Pollution.’ Each track is a trip through the weirdest corners of the ’90s — funky, fuzzy, and fearlessly inventive.
 
Winner of two Grammys and universally hailed as one of the decade’s defining albums, Odelay still sounds like the future refusing to grow old.
 
TRACKS:
Devils Haircut
Hotwax
Lord Only Knows
The New Pollution
Derelict
Novacane
Jack-Ass
Where It's At
Minus
Sissyneck
Readymade
High 5 (Rock the Catskills)
Ramshackle