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VH1 Fashion Awards

January 1, 1999 | Video Length: 5:50

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In January 1999, Beck performed "Debra" live at the VH1 Fashion Awards, shortly after the release of his album *Midnite Vultures*, which came out in N... Read Full Description >

In January 1999, Beck performed "Debra" live at the VH1 Fashion Awards, shortly after the release of his album *Midnite Vultures*, which came out in November 1998. This period marked a notable phase in Beck's career, showcasing his eclectic style that blended various genres including rock, funk, and hip-hop. *Midnite Vultures* was characterized by its playful and experimental sound, and its release built upon the commercial success of his previous album, *Odelay*. The performance at the VH1 Fashion Awards highlighted Beck's charisma and unique stage presence, elements that contributed to his reputation as a standout live performer. Additionally, the song "Debra" reflects a blend of humor and nostalgia, becoming a fan favorite and further demonstrating Beck's ability to craft memorable, genre-defying music.

January 1, 1999 | Video Length: 6:22

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MTV Studios

January 1, 1999 | Video Length: 23:05

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Providence, RI, United States

January 1, 1999 | Video Length: 5:40

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Nulle Part Ailleurs
France

November 9, 1999 | Video Length: 10:55

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November 16, 1999 | Video Length: 7:54

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einslive radiokonzert
Cologne, Germany

November 18, 1999 | Video Length: 7:01

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Amsterdam

November 19, 1999 | Video Length: 6:15

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In November 1999, during the performance of "Devils Haircut" on the Dutch TV show "2 Meter Sessies," Beck was experiencing significant acclaim from hi... Read Full Description >

In November 1999, during the performance of "Devils Haircut" on the Dutch TV show "2 Meter Sessies," Beck was experiencing significant acclaim from his critically successful album, "Odelay," which had been released in 1996. By this time, Beck had solidified his reputation as a genre-bending artist known for blending elements of rock, hip-hop, and folk. The single "Devils Haircut" had gained traction and showcased his innovative sound. This live performance occurred during a period when Beck was honing his artistic identity following the success of "Odelay," and just a few months later, he would release "Midnite Vultures" in 1999, further pushing his musical boundaries. This era marked a transformative phase in Beck's career, establishing him as a major figure in alternative music.

2 Meter Sessions
Amsterdam, Netherlands

November 19, 1999 | Video Length: 3:48

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In November 1999, when Beck performed "Sexx Laws" on the Dutch TV show "2 Meter Sessies," he was enjoying substantial acclaim following the release of... Read Full Description >

In November 1999, when Beck performed "Sexx Laws" on the Dutch TV show "2 Meter Sessies," he was enjoying substantial acclaim following the release of his critically noted album "Odelay," which came out in 1996. This album significantly solidified his reputation in the alternative music scene and featured a blend of various genres, marking Beck as a pioneer of eclectic sound. By this time, Beck was known for his innovative style and unique live performances; "Sexx Laws" itself showcased his ability to blend hip-hop, pop, and rock influences. Additionally, the live recording highlights Beck's growing popularity in Europe, reflecting the international reach of his music post-"Odelay." His creative approach during this period, particularly seen in the energetic and engaging live performances, would later influence many artists in the alternative and pop music landscapes.

2 Meter Sessions
Netherlands

November 19, 1999 | Video Length: 6:23

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In November 1999, Beck performed "Debra" during an episode of the Dutch music show "2 Meter Sessies," promoting his album "Midnite Vultures," which wa... Read Full Description >

In November 1999, Beck performed "Debra" during an episode of the Dutch music show "2 Meter Sessies," promoting his album "Midnite Vultures," which was released just a few weeks prior on November 23, 1999. This period marked a pivotal moment in Beck's career as he transitioned into a more eclectic style, blending genres such as funk, soul, and rock, which was a departure from the lo-fi aesthetic of his earlier work. "Midnite Vultures" showcased Beck's innovative artistic direction and included various influences, earning critical acclaim. Interestingly, Beck's humorous and idiosyncratic approach during live performances, as evident in "Debra," reflects his unique persona and the playful nature of his music during this phase, resonating with audiences and further establishing his reputation as an avant-garde artist in the late 1990s music scene.