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Guero

''Guero'' is the sixth official studio album and ninth overall by American alternative rock artist Beck, first released in March 2005 on Interscope Records. It debuted on Billboard's Top 200 Album chart at #2 (where it went gold), and in the UK at #15 (where it went silver). To date, this is Beck's highest charting album. It is seen by many reviewers as a return to the style of ''Odelay'', his 1996 album, mainly because this album, like ''Odelay'', utilizes production duo the Dust Brothers and Tony Hoffer. It also recalls ''Mutations'' in places with its Brazilian influences. "E-Pro" was the album's first single, with "Girl" as the follow-up. As of July 2008, ''Guero'' has sold 868,000 copies in the United States.
==Background==
An unmixed and un-mastered version of ''Guero'' was leaked in January 2005, under the title ''Ubiquitous''. The track listing differed slightly from the officially announced track listing of ''Guero''. The album was released simultaneously in three formats: a standard 13-track CD with none of the bonus tracks or remixes, PlayStation Portable UMD, and a DVD/CD combo pack. The CD included all the below listed tracks while the DVD featured a 5.1 surround sound mix of the 13 album tracks along with abstract, multi-angle videos by visual artists D-Fuse as well as other videos and special features.
The track "E-Pro" was remixed by Paza Rahm and released on the ''Hell Yes'' EP as "Bad Cartridge". The EP was released on vinyl, as an iTunes Store download, and in CD format for college radio. "E-Pro" was Beck's first number 1 since his debut single "Loser".
Jack White of The White Stripes plays bass on "Go It Alone". Money Mark, solo artist and keyboardist for the Beastie Boys, plays the organ on "Earthquake Weather". Petra Haden, formerly of that dog. and The Rentals, provides an intricate backing vocal track for "Rental Car". Christina Ricci provides the cameo voice in "Hell Yes".
''Güero'' (pron. IPA (), sounds like ''ware-roh'' in English) is a Mexican slang term in Spanish for a pale-skinned or blonde-haired person. Beck cites having been referred to as a "güero" throughout his childhood, lending the title of the album and the track "Qué Onda Guero" .
(''¿Qué onda, güero?'' is Mexican slang meaning "what's up, blond boy?" or "hey, white boy" or "where you going, blondie?". A literal translation is "what wave, whitey?" which is analogous in English to "what's happening?". See List of Chicano Caló words and expressions)
Beck released an album of ''Guero'' remixes called ''Guerolito'' later in 2005.
The song "Black Tambourine" was featured in the David Lynch film ''Inland Empire'', and the trailer for the film ''(500) Days of Summer'', as well as the 2006 video game ''Lumines II'', and the video game ''Driver: San Francisco''.
The song "Farewell Ride" was featured in FX trailers promoting the final season of ''The Shield''.
The cover art was done by Canadian artist Marcel Dzama.
The song "Broken Drum" is dedicated to Elliott Smith.

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