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New Beck - "This Girl That I Know," "Inside Out"

Two great new songs are streaming (in silly video form) at beck.com. The Information is out today, but these funky new tunes aren't on it. They're bonuses for Japan. Anyway, we think you clever guys and gals will find a way to get 'em on your iPod. And you should.

This girl that I know
I met her at a Minutemen show
She used to work for a literary journal
But she's really into hiphop
This girl that I know
I met her at a Commodores show
She kind of brushed me off
But she likes movies from France
Anyway superfans out there buy the CD yet? Did you artistically arrange the stickers on the blank cover or will you keep 'em untouched, like your new Lost action figures?

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stickered them up

Posted by: Alec at 10/03/06 10:43 AM | Reply
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Anyone started a Flickr set yet for these creations?

Posted by: Lawyerlike at 10/03/06 10:51 AM | Reply
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Those tracks aren't just for Japan. I'm in Ireland and they're on my copy.

Posted by: mr dan at 10/03/06 11:16 AM | Reply
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on the UK edition and were out yesterday ;)

Posted by: Paul G at 10/03/06 12:48 PM | Reply
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i must say, the packaging is pretty awesome. so many stickers! and plus a dvd! not a bad buy for only $9.99 (at best buy).

Posted by: steve at 10/03/06 1:00 PM | Reply
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This packaging is super cool! There are so so so many stickers, I was suprised how many there were! I can't wait to make my own cover!

Now I heard there are 4 sticker sheets? Stereogum, you must track them down and post them! I wanna see them all!

Posted by: Nick at 10/03/06 1:02 PM | Reply
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Whoa! So many stickers fans out there.

I actually used to collect stickers in middle school. Why was that a fad? Such a waste of money!

The oilies were cool, though.

Posted by: scott at 10/03/06 1:53 PM | Reply
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flickr! anyone?

Posted by: mike at 10/03/06 1:55 PM | Reply
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Yeah I sticker'd.

Oh, and the album rocks.

Posted by: Fletcher at 10/03/06 5:03 PM | Reply
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Sticker'd the album, sticker'd my laptop, sticker'd the bathroom mirror.

My apartment is now Beck-ified. And I couldn't be happier.

Obsessive, no? Just getting geared up for his Chicago show...

Posted by: Lisa at 10/03/06 6:01 PM | Reply
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Posted my results at http://lawyerlike.blogspot.com/

I noticed the UK version got a better sticker set than the Canadian one.

Posted by: Lawyerlike at 10/03/06 6:25 PM | Reply
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Also available at 7digital.com:

http://www.7digital.com/stores/productDetail.aspx?shop=34&product=43928&sid=483874

Posted by: El Payo at 10/03/06 7:10 PM | Reply
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