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Thread started 10/06/08 4:45am

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Which is your favourite Beck Album?

For me easily:

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Reply #1 posted 10/06/08 4:48am

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rolling said:

For me easily:

cool


That's actually the one I don't have, need to pick that up.

I love Mellow Gold, despite Loser being so overplayed. His lyrics and music just felt weirder and scrappier, a great mix of folk, hip-hop and punk. I really love the Information too.

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Reply #2 posted 10/06/08 4:53am

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MendesCity said:

rolling said:

For me easily:

cool


That's actually the one I don't have, need to pick that up.

I love Mellow Gold, despite Loser being so overplayed. His lyrics and music just felt weirder and scrappier, a great mix of folk, hip-hop and punk. I really love the Information too.


I would definitely recommend that you get it. To me its his most complete album every track is great. It is a very folk album though so if your more a fan of becks other styles I dont know if you would like it.

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Reply #3 posted 10/06/08 5:33am

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mines Sea Change

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Reply #4 posted 10/06/08 5:43am

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Reply #5 posted 10/06/08 9:33am

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Mine too.


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Reply #6 posted 10/06/08 10:58am

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Odelay, then Sea Change... cool

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Reply #7 posted 10/06/08 11:00am

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Sea Change.

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Reply #8 posted 10/06/08 11:29am

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I think Midnight Vultures got the most play for me, probably followed by Mutations.
[Edited 10/6/08 11:30am]

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Reply #9 posted 10/06/08 11:30am

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novabrkr said:

Sea Change.


Sea Change is kinda snoozy (if pretty) to me. He seems to have lost his sense of humor on that one, which is one of his greatest assets IMO.

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Reply #10 posted 10/06/08 11:42am

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Well I would probably sort of lose my sense of humour too if I would discover my partner in life for a decade cheating on me.

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Reply #11 posted 10/06/08 12:13pm

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NDRU said:



I think Midnight Vultures got the most play for me, probably followed by Mutations.
[Edited 10/6/08 11:30am]

nod This one and Guero.

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Reply #12 posted 10/06/08 1:54pm

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Midnight Vultures and The Information. nod

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Reply #13 posted 10/06/08 2:29pm

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hmm, I can't choose between Mutations, Sea Change and Odelay. I play Mutations the most.

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Reply #14 posted 10/06/08 2:33pm

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sea change is my favorite album, but i wouldn't say my favorite songs are on that album, if that makes sense. of all his albums, i like listening to sea change from beginning to end the most. i don't think the parts are as great as the whole, though.

if there were a "what are your favorite beck songs" thread, there probably wouldn't be any from sea change. shrug

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Reply #15 posted 10/06/08 2:41pm

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Anxiety said:

sea change is my favorite album, but i wouldn't say my favorite songs are on that album, if that makes sense. of all his albums, i like listening to sea change from beginning to end the most. i don't think the parts are as great as the whole, though.

if there were a "what are your favorite beck songs" thread, there probably wouldn't be any from sea change. shrug


It holds together pretty well. I find most Beck albums break down towards the end. Great songs, but somewhere they start to lose momentum. Sea Change keeps that vibe going really well, though I have to be in the mood for a very low key album

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Reply #16 posted 10/06/08 6:17pm

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Sea Change

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Reply #17 posted 10/06/08 8:31pm

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NDRU said:



I think Midnight Vultures got the most play for me, probably followed by Mutations.
[Edited 10/6/08 11:30am]


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Reply #18 posted 10/06/08 8:33pm

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i can't answer that. i love every album for different reasons.

i play Midnite Vultures and Guero the most.

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Reply #19 posted 10/06/08 9:23pm

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Mutations and Guero.

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Reply #20 posted 10/06/08 10:11pm

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All I own is Odelay and The Information, so of those two my fave is the former. smile

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lots of mutation love on this thread. i never really gave that album a lot of thought. it's pleasant enough, but i remember at the time it came out, it felt like a "stopgap" album to me...just a modest collection of tropicalia-style ditties to hold us over until the next big noisy crazy "official" beck album. maybe i should go back and give it a bit more love. the few times i've let myself sit through the whole thing, i wasn't put off by it at all...

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Reply #22 posted 10/07/08 7:07am

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Anxiety said:

lots of mutation love on this thread. i never really gave that album a lot of thought. it's pleasant enough, but i remember at the time it came out, it felt like a "stopgap" album to me...just a modest collection of tropicalia-style ditties to hold us over until the next big noisy crazy "official" beck album. maybe i should go back and give it a bit more love. the few times i've let myself sit through the whole thing, i wasn't put off by it at all...


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Reply #23 posted 10/07/08 10:25am

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"sea change" all the way. although i love midnite vultures, guero and mutations
all just about as much. it's just that sea change has a special overall vibe to
it and an honesty that makes it impossible to not chose it as my fav.

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Reply #24 posted 10/07/08 10:27am

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MendesCity said:

novabrkr said:

Sea Change.


Sea Change is kinda snoozy (if pretty) to me. He seems to have lost his sense of humor on that one, which is one of his greatest assets IMO.


but that's the point of the album isn't it? that's like saying you don't
like the color blue because you don't like blue lol.

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Reply #25 posted 10/07/08 10:27am

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Cloudbuster said:

Bottle Of Blues. drool


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Reply #26 posted 10/07/08 10:28am

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oh, and to make "sea change" even more sublime, add on the japanese
bonustrack "ship in a bottle".

i must have listened to "ship in a bottle" over 1,000 times and it's
still such a beautiful song.

mushy

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Reply #27 posted 10/07/08 10:36am

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But then again, who knows how many hours I've spent in my life listening to "Mutations" as well. It's one of those records where I really don't even remember the track titles, but that I can sing all the way through.

Nobody has said "Modern Guilt" yet? "Stereopathetic Soulmanure" anyone?

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Reply #28 posted 10/07/08 11:15am

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IstenSzek said:

oh, and to make "sea change" even more sublime, add on the japanese
bonustrack "ship in a bottle".

i must have listened to "ship in a bottle" over 1,000 times and it's
still such a beautiful song.

mushy

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yeah, Ship in a Bottle should have been on the album.. its incredible

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Reply #29 posted 10/07/08 11:26am

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Anxiety said:

lots of mutation love on this thread. i never really gave that album a lot of thought. it's pleasant enough, but i remember at the time it came out, it felt like a "stopgap" album to me...just a modest collection of tropicalia-style ditties to hold us over until the next big noisy crazy "official" beck album. maybe i should go back and give it a bit more love. the few times i've let myself sit through the whole thing, i wasn't put off by it at all...


I think it looks forward to Sea Change, stylistically, but it's more upbeat. It may be something of a mish-mash, but I think he was in a creative state. Very nice album.

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