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- Deconstructing Beck is a compilation album released on February 17, 1998 by an anonymous group posing as Illegal Art. The album is a compilation of 13 tracks created completely from samples of American musician Beck which, by artistic intention of the group, were not approved by Geffen Records, and its release set off a large scale legal battle between the two record labels which attracted worldwide media attention. According to cultural critic Steven Shaviro, the release of Deconstructing Beck served as a challenge to the music industry since Beck's discography prominently features samples, and paved the way for new media art that became oriented around the limitations of copyright law. (en)
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- Corporal Blossom (en)
- Hromlegn Kainn (en)
- Huk Don Phun (en)
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- Mr. Meridies (en)
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- Seeland Records (en)
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- Bust a Move (en)
- Burning Today's Memory (en)
- Carpet Tunnel Syndrome (en)
- Doublefolded (en)
- Eggs Eggs, Arms Legs (en)
- Fat Zone (en)
- Killer Control Enters Blackhole (en)
- One Beck in the Grave (en)
- Paving the Road to Hell Pt2 (en)
- Puzzels & Pagans (en)
- So Cal Weevil Dream (en)
- Stuck Together, Falling Apart (en)
- Void Transaction (en)
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- Deconstructing Beck is a compilation album released on February 17, 1998 by an anonymous group posing as Illegal Art. The album is a compilation of 13 tracks created completely from samples of American musician Beck which, by artistic intention of the group, were not approved by Geffen Records, and its release set off a large scale legal battle between the two record labels which attracted worldwide media attention. According to cultural critic Steven Shaviro, the release of Deconstructing Beck served as a challenge to the music industry since Beck's discography prominently features samples, and paved the way for new media art that became oriented around the limitations of copyright law. (en)
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