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- Souljacker runtime "40.583333333333336".
- Souljacker abstract "Souljacker is a studio album from Eels released on September 19, 2001 in Japan, September 24, 2001 in the United Kingdom, September 2001 in Canada, and March 12, 2002 in the United States. The American release was delayed due to the lack of "radio-friendly singles" record companies wanted.Unlike some of Everett's other albums, most notably Electro-Shock Blues, Souljacker is mostly based on stories of outsiders rather than on Everett's own life. Characters were inspired from various sources, including circus freaks ("Dog Faced Boy") and a recording engineer with an abusive past ("Bus Stop Boxer"). German director Wim Wenders called "Woman Driving, Man Sleeping" his favorite Eels song and he used it in the segment he directed for Ten Minutes Older. Wenders directed the video for "Souljacker part I", which reached #30 in the UK Singles Chart. The second track on the album, "That's Not Really Funny", was used as the theme tune to all three series of the BBC's animated comedy, Monkey Dust.The strings used in the song "Fresh Feeling" were sampled from another Eels song, "Selective Memory" from Daisies of the Galaxy."Fresh Feeling" was featured in the season 1 episode "My Hero" of the NBC show Scrubs, as well as the season 1 episode "Chuck Versus the Truth" of the NBC show Chuck.".
- Souljacker artist Eels_(band).
- Souljacker genre Indie_rock.
- Souljacker previousWork Daisies_of_the_Galaxy.
- Souljacker producer John_Parish.
- Souljacker producer Mark_Oliver_Everett.
- Souljacker recordLabel DreamWorks_Records.
- Souljacker releaseDate "2001-09-19".
- Souljacker runtime "2435.0".
- Souljacker subsequentWork Shootenanny!.
- Souljacker wikiPageID "1954459".
- Souljacker wikiPageLength "7960".
- Souljacker wikiPageOutDegree "82".
- Souljacker wikiPageRevisionID "669049898".
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Adam_Siegel.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink AllMusic.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Arrangement.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Audio_mastering.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Audio_mixing_(recorded_music).
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- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Baritone_guitar.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Bass_guitar.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Beck.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Brian_Gardner.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Category:2001_albums.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Category:Albums_produced_by_John_Parish.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Category:Albums_produced_by_Mark_Oliver_Everett.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Category:DreamWorks_Records_albums.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Category:Eels_(band)_albums.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Category:English-language_albums.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Chris_Justice.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Chuck_(TV_series).
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Chuck_Versus_the_Truth.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Clavinet.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink DJ_Killingspree.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Daisies_of_the_Galaxy.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Dan_Pinder.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink DreamWorks_Records.
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- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Eels_(band).
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Electro-Shock_Blues.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Francesca_Restrepo.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Greg_Collins_(engineer).
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Guitar.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Indie_rock.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Jim_Lang_(record_producer).
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Joe_Gore.
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- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Kelly_Logsdon.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Keyboard_instrument.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Liner_notes.
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- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Mellotron.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Melodica.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Monkey_Dust.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink My_Hero_(Scrubs).
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- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Programming_(music).
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Record_producer.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Rocky_Schenck.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Rolling_Stone.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Ryan_Boesch.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Scrubs_(TV_series).
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- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Shootenanny!.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Singing.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Souljacker_Part_I.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Souljacker_part_I.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink String_instrument.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Stylophone.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Synthesizer.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Ten_Minutes_Older.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink UK_Singles_Chart.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Wally_Gagel.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Wim_Wenders.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLink Wurlitzer.
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLinkText "''22 Miles of Hard Road'' EP".
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLinkText "''22 Miles of Hard Road''/''Rotten World Blues'' EP".
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLinkText "Souljacker".
- Souljacker wikiPageWikiLinkText "Souljacker#Track listing".
- Souljacker artist Eels_(band).
- Souljacker cover "Souljacker.jpg".
- Souljacker genre Indie_rock.
- Souljacker hasPhotoCollection Souljacker.
- Souljacker label DreamWorks_Records.
- Souljacker language "English".
- Souljacker lastAlbum "Daisies of the Galaxy".
- Souljacker mc "73".
- Souljacker name "Souljacker".
- Souljacker nextAlbum "Shootenanny!".
- Souljacker producer "E and John Parish".
- Souljacker recorded "2001".
