- Where It's At became the signature hit, but does it hold up next to deeper cuts like Hotwax or Sissyneck?
- Does the back stretch from Minus onward keep the momentum of the album's front-loaded opening run?
- How much of Odelay feels like a Dust Brothers record with Beck as the guest?
- Does the cut-and-paste sampling sound timeless today, or does it feel locked to 1996?
- Jack-Ass is often called the album's most sincere moment, so what makes it feel more or less genuine than the rest?
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