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* "Beercan" [[{{sampling}} samples]] the song "Hog Leg" by {{Music/Melvins}}, and Melvins' singer / guitarist Buzz Osborne has a cameo in the music video: You'd think he'd appear during the part with the aforementioned sample, but instead Buzz is seen [[SoundtrackDissonance rocking out on guitar while a gentle vibraphone plays]]. Once the highly discordant Melvins sample ''is'' heard, the video shows a couple peacefully frolicking in the grass.
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** Halfway through "Steve Threw Up", the lyrics derail into a ListSong naming all of the foods that could be found in Steve's vomit, which contrasts hilariously with the beautifully harmonized backing vocals provided by members of the group that dog. That list, in turn, is abruptly cut off by a LastNoteNightmare befitting a song about vomiting during a bad acid trip.
--->Pop-tarts, tamales, shish-kabob and a side order of-
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--->Pop-tarts, tamales, shish-kabob and a side order of-
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** Halfway through "Steve Threw Up", the lyrics derail into a ListSong naming all of the foods that could be found in Steve's vomit, which contrasts hilariously with the beautifully harmonized backing vocals provided by members of the group that dog. That list, in turn, is abruptly cut off by a LastNoteNightmare befitting a song about vomiting during a bad acid trip.
--->Pop-tarts,trip:
--->''Pop-tarts, tamales, shish-kabob and a side orderof-
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** As a b-side or extra track on the "Loser" single there are the songs "Corvette Bummer" and "MTV Makes We Wanna Smoke Crack" - both songs are from the WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs department but the style and lyrics make them hilarious.
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** As a b-side or extra track on the "Loser" single there are the songs "Corvette Bummer" and "MTV Makes We Wanna Smoke Crack" - both songs are from the WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs surreal department but the style and lyrics make them hilarious.
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** Halfway though "Steve Threw Up", the lyrics derail into a ListSong naming all of the foods that could be found in Steve's vomit, which contrasts hilariously with the beautifully harmonized backing vocals provided by members of the group that dog. That list, in turn, is abruptly cut off by a LastNoteNightmare befitting a song about vomiting during a bad acid trip.
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** Halfway though through "Steve Threw Up", the lyrics derail into a ListSong naming all of the foods that could be found in Steve's vomit, which contrasts hilariously with the beautifully harmonized backing vocals provided by members of the group that dog. That list, in turn, is abruptly cut off by a LastNoteNightmare befitting a song about vomiting during a bad acid trip.
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** Of these, only "Trouble All My Days" actually saw a few live performances, seemingly thrown in spontaneously for Beck's own amusement during a tour in 1994 - at least once this was done to troll an audience who were being too loud and boisterous during an acoustic set.
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---> And a side order of-
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** As a b-side or extra track on the "Loser" single there are the songs "Corvette Bummer" and "MTV Makes We Wanna Smoke Crack" - both songs are from the WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs department but the style and lyrics make them hilarious.
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** Halfway though "Steve Threw Up", the lyrics derail into a ListSong naming all of the foods that could be found in Steve's vomit, which contrasts hilariously with the beautifully harmonized backing vocals provided by members of the group that dog. That list, in turn, is abruptly cut off by a LastNoteNightmare befitting a song about vomiting during a bad acid trip.
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* Early on Beck liked to detune his guitar till the strings were almost falling off which resulted in hilarious 'songs' such as "Trouble All My Days", "Magic Stationwagon" and "Total Soul Future (Eat It)".
* The absurd yet detailed storytelling lyrics to early songs such as "Are You Positive?", "Steve Threw Up", "Mexico", "Cut In Half Blues", "Heartland Feeling", "Satan Gave Me A Taco", "Whimsical Actress", "Whiskey-Faced Radioactive Blowdrying Lady" to name a few.
* The use of anger for comedic effect in "Bad Energy", "Stomping Room", "Azzkizz Powergrudge" and "Truckdrivin' Neighbors Downstairs" to name a few.
* The absurd yet detailed storytelling lyrics to early songs such as "Are You Positive?", "Steve Threw Up", "Mexico", "Cut In Half Blues", "Heartland Feeling", "Satan Gave Me A Taco", "Whimsical Actress", "Whiskey-Faced Radioactive Blowdrying Lady" to name a few.
* The use of anger for comedic effect in "Bad Energy", "Stomping Room", "Azzkizz Powergrudge" and "Truckdrivin' Neighbors Downstairs" to name a few.
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* "In A Cold Ass Fashion" with such incredible lines as "I can squeeze the breeze, drink a bottle of lice, Smoke a pack of whiskey with Jesus Christ " and "I love you, but you don't know how to spell"
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy instrumental, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut short by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy instrumental, instrumentation, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut short by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy improvisation, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut short by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy improvisation, instrumental, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut short by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy improvisation, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut off by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy improvisation, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut off short by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* In a hilarious bit of SelfDeprecation, the middle of "High 5! (Rock the Catskills)" derails into weird sample-heavy improvisation, just like many other songs on the album... only to be abruptly cut off by irritated voice: "Turn that shit off, man! What's wrong with you man? Get the other record! Damn!".
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* His performance of "Where It's At" on the show, Live at the Rehearsal Hall. It included cheap Casio keyboard that he told his keyboardist to switch to a different instrument voicing every so often, a {{Seinfeld}}-inspired "sitcom bass" solo, and other moments Beck described as "musical crimes." Even Beck couldn't help but crack up during the song.
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* His performance of "Where It's At" on the show, Live at the Rehearsal Hall. It included cheap Casio keyboard that he told his keyboardist to switch to a different instrument voicing every so often, a {{Seinfeld}}-inspired Series/{{Seinfeld}}-inspired "sitcom bass" solo, and other moments Beck described as "musical crimes." Even Beck couldn't help but crack up during the song.
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* Another memorably silly ad-lib comes from "Soul Suckin' Jerk (Reject)", an alternate version of "Soul Suckin' Jerk" that was released as a BSide: "Rockin' the town like a moldy crouton!"
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*Towards the end of "Loser", a humorous song on it's own (albeit a bit dark), between the chorus is the glorious "Get crazy with the Cheez-Whiz!". Beautiful.
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* [[CarefulWithThatAxe The beginning of "Lord Only Knows"]] is either hilarious or [[NightmareFuel frightening]], depending on who you are.
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* His performance of "Where It's At" on the show, Live at the Rehearsal Hall. It included cheap Casio keyboard that he told his keyboardist to switch to a different instrument voicing every so often, a {{Seinfeld}}-inspired "sitcom bass" solo, and other moments Beck described as "musical crimes." Even Beck couldn't help but crack up during the song.
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* His performance of "Where It's At" on the show, Live at the Rehearsal Hall. It included cheap Casio keyboard that he told his keyboardist to switch to a different instrument voicing every so often, a {{Seinfeld}}-inspired "sitcom bass" solo, and other moments Beck described as "musical crimes." Even Beck couldn't help but crack up during the song.song.
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* [[CarefulWithThatAxe The beginning of Lord Only Knows]] is either hilarious or [[NightmareFuel frightening]], depending on who you are.
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* [[CarefulWithThatAxe The beginning of Lord "Lord Only Knows]] Knows"]] is either hilarious or [[NightmareFuel frightening]], depending on who you are.are.
** The ending is great too. "I'm goin' to Houston... do the hot dog dance... goin' back to Houston... to get me some pants!"
** The ending is great too. "I'm goin' to Houston... do the hot dog dance... goin' back to Houston... to get me some pants!"
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* [[CarefulWithThatAxe The beginning of Lord Only Knows]] is [[YourMileageMayVary either]] hilarious or [[NightmareFuel frightening]], depending on who you are.
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*His performance of "Where It's At" on the show, Live at the Rehearsal Hall. It included cheap Casio keyboard that he told his keyboardist to switch to a different instrument voicing every so often, a {{Seinfeld}}-inspired "sitcom bass" solo, and other moments Beck described as "musical crimes." Even Beck couldn't help but crack up during the song.
*His performance of "Where It's At" on the show, Live at the Rehearsal Hall. It included cheap Casio keyboard that he told his keyboardist to switch to a different instrument voicing every so often, a {{Seinfeld}}-inspired "sitcom bass" solo, and other moments Beck described as "musical crimes." Even Beck couldn't help but crack up during the song.
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* The random stream of consciousness at the end of Beercan is [[SurrealHumor hilarious.]] [[WordSaladHumor "BURN ME UP A PLATE O' SASSAFRASS!"]]
*[[CarefulWithThatAxe The beginning of Lord Only Knows]] is [[YourMileageMayVary either]] hilarious or [[NightmareFuel frightening]], depending on who you are.
*[[CarefulWithThatAxe The beginning of Lord Only Knows]] is [[YourMileageMayVary either]] hilarious or [[NightmareFuel frightening]], depending on who you are.
