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evenslow wrote:
washing machine wrote:
PHATJ wrote:
I'm pretty sure this should move up my rankings. That was a fantastically fun listen. Beck almost always delivers intelligent, fun music. I think I just found a new album to fall in love with.
Every time I listen to The Information I feel this way.
Yeah The Information is like his No Code. Ramshackling and zig-zagging its way to greatness.
I'm pretty sure this should move up my rankings. That was a fantastically fun listen. Beck almost always delivers intelligent, fun music. I think I just found a new album to fall in love with.
Every time I listen to The Information I feel this way.
Yeah The Information is like his No Code. Ramshackling and zig-zagging its way to greatness.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:02 am Posts: 15145 Location: Gigatown
evenslow wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
evenslow wrote:
washing machine wrote:
PHATJ wrote:
I'm pretty sure this should move up my rankings. That was a fantastically fun listen. Beck almost always delivers intelligent, fun music. I think I just found a new album to fall in love with.
Every time I listen to The Information I feel this way.
Yeah The Information is like his No Code. Ramshackling and zig-zagging its way to greatness.
The original CD package came with a disc full of low budget videos for each song. Recurring characters and themes popped up throughout the album. Those videos, to me, really got to the essence of Beck's music.
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dimejinky99 wrote:
I could destroy any ai chatbot you put in front of me. Easily.
The original CD package came with a disc full of low budget videos for each song. Recurring characters and themes popped up throughout the album. Those videos, to me, really got to the essence of Beck's music.
Yeah. I have that. It's been a long time since I've watched it but I remember it being pretty great.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 7:41 am Posts: 19724 Location: Cumberland, RI
Finally thew on my Guero LP today. Sounds lovely, and plays at 45RPM (boy, did it sound weird before I figured that out). As I've mentioned before, I've probably spent less time with this than any other Beck record, so it's cool to just sit down and listen and not do much else.
Also, some of you guys rate Modern Guilt way, way too low--that record rips.
Also, some of you guys rate Modern Guilt way, way too low--that record rips.
No doubt -- wonderful melodies on that record, subtle at first but total ear candy after a few listens. I especially like the middle run of "Modern Guilt," "Youthless," and "Walls."
Joined: Tue September 24, 2013 5:56 pm Posts: 47163 Location: In the oatmeal aisle wearing a Shellac shirt
Kevin Davis wrote:
Simple Torture wrote:
Also, some of you guys rate Modern Guilt way, way too low--that record rips.
No doubt -- wonderful melodies on that record, subtle at first but total ear candy after a few listens. I especially like the middle run of "Modern Guilt," "Youthless," and "Walls."
I really like this record 'coz it has a real cool throwback, late '50s/early '60s vibe. Not original, per se, but unique within Beck's catalog.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:02 am Posts: 15145 Location: Gigatown
Simple Torture wrote:
Finally thew on my Guero LP today. Sounds lovely, and plays at 45RPM (boy, did it sound weird before I figured that out). As I've mentioned before, I've probably spent less time with this than any other Beck record, so it's cool to just sit down and listen and not do much else.
Also, some of you guys rate Modern Guilt way, way too low--that record rips.
Guero is wonderful. There are a bunch of great songs there. I definitely need more time/listens with Modern Guilt. I've only listened to that album a hand full of times and it has never stood out for me.
Also, some of you guys rate Modern Guilt way, way too low--that record rips.
No doubt -- wonderful melodies on that record, subtle at first but total ear candy after a few listens. I especially like the middle run of "Modern Guilt," "Youthless," and "Walls."
I really like this record 'coz it has a real cool throwback, late '50s/early '60s vibe. Not original, per se, but unique within Beck's catalog.
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