When beck signed to Geffen it was with the caveat that he could still release albums under other labels. Such was the case with 1994's One Foot In The Grave, released on Washington state's K Records. A bare bones lo-fi freaked out folk album if there ever was one. Since it's release Beck has hinted at this style many times, but rarely so precise and concentrated.
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