2008 4LP black vinyl. Numbered, 180gm remaster in quad gatefold sleeve. "10th Anniversary" release consisting of a remastered version of Beck's "Odelay" record from 1996, plus B-Sides, Remixes, and previously unreleased tracks. Liner notes include a short story by Thurston Moore, interviews with 15 high schoolers about the "Odelay" album conducted by Dave Eggers. Odelay stands as a landmark in alternative rock, acclaimed for its inventive blend of genres and sample-heavy production. The album, produced with the Dust Brothers, fuses elements of folk, hip-hop, rock, and electronic music, demonstrating Beck’s eclectic artistry and irreverent lyricism. Tracks like “Where It’s At” and “Devils Haircut” exemplify his innovative approach, seamlessly merging vintage vinyl samples with modern beats and guitar riffs. Odelay received widespread critical praise, earning Grammy Awards and solidifying Beck’s position in the 1990s alternative scene. For collectors and audiophiles, this album’s rich sonic textures and dynamic mastering make it a sought-after addition to any vinyl record collection.