A classic cut from the eclectic musician / lo-fi icon / slacker genius / ghettoblaster carrying urban cowboy that is Beck Hansen. Devil's Haircut is taken from his classic 1996 album Odelay - out now in a special two-disc Deluxe Edition.

The video to Jack Ass sees Mr. Hansen covered in grease down a dark mine, and features American Country music legend Willie Nelson. The song is lifted from Mr. Hansen's classic 1996 album Odelay - out now in a special two-disc Deluxe Edition.

"I got two turntables and a microphone" sings the eclectic musician and lo-fi / slacker icon on this, one of his biggest hits. Where It's At is taken from Beck's classic 1996 album Odelay - out now in a special two-disc Deluxe Edition.

The New Pollution is a retro-fantastic music video and about as eclectic as Beck's style. The song is lifted from Mr. Hansen's classic 1996 album Odelay - out now in a special two-disc Deluxe Edition.

Loser is arguably not only Beck's breakthrough song but also his biggest hit to date. It propelled the lo-fi icon, his eclectic music and slacker poetry on to the MTV generation's radar, and he soon became one of the biggest stars of alternative music. Loser is taken from the 1994 album Mellow Gold.

Nausea is the first single from eclectic musician Beck’s 2006 album The Information. Join Mr. Hansen on an interesting city stroll down some dangerous-looking mean streets at night time.

Lost Cause is taken from Beck’s mellow folk-influenced album Sea Change. The video is a beautiful animation which sees Mr Hansen metamorphose into a giant robot-shaped balloon drifting in the sky before sparks fly, he catches fire and comes crashing back to earth.

Black Tambourine is taken from Beck's 2005 album Guero. The cleverly animated type-script is a real visual treat from the ever-eclectic Mr. Hansen.

Directed by Michel Gondry (White Stripes, Bjork, Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, Radiohead), this video is a stark and bizarre video featuring buildings climbing through windows, morphing into people who morph into doors who morph into people who morph into furniture and back again... has to be seen to be believed. Taken from Beck’s 2006 album The Information.

An eye-catching and colourful Warholian pop art collage provides the visual backdrop to the sleazy funk-soul tune from Beck’s album Midnite Vultures.

E-Pro is the lead single from eclectic slacker icon and self-proclaimed ‘Loser’ Beck's 2005 album Guero. The video is a clever line-drawing animation which sees Mr Hansen rise from a grave, have his head decapitated by birds before being dropped in a washing machine... no, really.

This remix of the classic Beck single Girl is taken from the Gameboy Variations EP (Girl originally featured on Guero). It’s a crazy walk down memory lane as the sounds of the legendary 8-bit Nintendo games console are sampled and looped into the song. The colourful, trippy video features cats, spaceships, astronauts and a host of bright neon colours.

Pay No Mind (Snoozer) is taken from Beck's debut album Mellow Gold, which made him a star of alternative music upon its release in 1994.

Nausea is the first single from eclectic musician Beck’s 2006 album The Information. The video is a performance piece with a twist as Mr. Hansen and his band are all Thunderbirds-like puppets. These puppets accompanied him on The Information tour and appeared on screen at each gig.

Hell Yes is the third single from Beck's ablum Guero. The video features four dancing QRIO robots developed by Sony Japan, which at the time of shooting the video were the only four in the world.

Sexx Laws is taken from Beck's funky 1999 album Midnite Vultures. The video is about as bizarre and fantastic as the song and features Jack Black, neon-clad football players and kitchen appliances having sex.

Gameboy/Homeboy is taken from the remix EP Gameboy Variations released by eclectic pop oddity Beck. The song was remixed by 8-bit. Que Onda Guero appears on the Dust Brother’s produced album Guero from 2004.

You can be guaranteed that every Beck video is as quirky and strange as his eclectic music can be. The video finds Mr. Hansen working at his office on a sun soaked beach (not short of a few babes in bikinis) before sitting in a proper office on a deck chair. Deadweight is taken from the soundtrack to A Life Less Ordinary features Cameron Diaz, Ewen McGregor and Stanley Tucci.

The funky disco chic of Mixed Bizness was the second single taken from the pop chameleon (no, not Mr. Bowie) Beck’s album Midnite Vultures. The crazy video sees Beck and some models half-buried in sand, dancing to some very groovy acid-lighting effects and… and are those fish where the bikini girls’ heads should be?!

Girl is the second single taken from Beck's 2005 album Guero. The video was inspired by Mad Magazine's fold-in drawings which are found on the inside-back cover of almost every issue released since the 1960s. Join Beck as he walks around the ever collapsing and folding streets in this amazing clip.

Taken from Beck’s 2005 album The Information, Cellphone’s Dead is a typically eclectic song from Mr. Hansen. Hip-Hop fused with funky beats all set to a weird and wonderfully colourful video featuring a drumming grizzly bear, a keytar playing colonial gent and a dancing girl.

Beercan is taken from Beck's 1994 album Mellow Gold, which brought the lo-fi musician's eclectic take on alternative to the masses. Watch out for a cameo from Buzz Osborne from Melvins in the video.

Lost Cause is taken from Beck's mellow and folk-fuelled 2002 album Sea Change, which was produced by Nigel Godrich. This video for the beautiful song features footage of the singer/songwriter in the studio.

A weird slice of electronic-pop gone mad from slacker music poster boy Beck. If you’ve ever wondered what sampling a classic 80s Nintendo Game Boy would sound like listen up and re-live those memories of playing Super Mario Brothers and Donkey Kong. Futuristic retroism!

Nausea is the first single from eclectic musician Beck’s 2006 album The Information. This hilariously funny and colourful low-budget video was shot in front of green-screen and was produced on a cheap video mixer which Beck and picked up on auction website eBay for $100.