Red Mosquito

I wouldn't go that far.

i really like the vibe of this album.Its a grower.

i think it might be better than Sea Change as well... certainly less sad and more uptempo anyway.

best since then regardless

Beck discusses new album on NPR:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2014/ ... n=20140204


They say he's pretty hard on himself. Well, this is the same guy who wrote "Nobody's Fault But My Own".

This & Sea Change are neck and neck.

solace wrote:i think it might be better than Sea Change as well... certainly less sad and more uptempo anyway.

best since then regardless

I like the sound of that. I like Guero more than Sea Change, however. And The Information had some pretty damn good songs on it...but a lot of fat should've been cut. I gave Modern Guilt another shot yesterday, I still only find it mildly entertaining.

if we are honest sea change is prob overrated and not even in the top 3 beck albums. I mean I do love the mood of Sea Change, but when I think about it in retrospect I can only recall like 3 songs

right now this isn't pulling me at all but I hope it will.

Dev wrote:if we are honest sea change is prob overrated and not even in the top 3 beck albums. I mean I do love the mood of Sea Change, but when I think about it in retrospect I can only recall like 3 songs

right now this isn't pulling me at all but I hope it will.

There's several albums I reach for before going to Sea Change.

I haven't heard anything beyond Blue Moon, but I'm really looking forward to this album.

Gods' Die wrote:

Dev wrote:if we are honest sea change is prob overrated and not even in the top 3 beck albums. I mean I do love the mood of Sea Change, but when I think about it in retrospect I can only recall like 3 songs

right now this isn't pulling me at all but I hope it will.

There's several albums I reach for before going to Sea Change.

Mutations and Odelay come to mind.

This is good though, guys. real good.

I'm going to hold off on critique until I get the official release.

gardenparty wrote:

Gods' Die wrote:

Dev wrote:if we are honest sea change is prob overrated and not even in the top 3 beck albums. I mean I do love the mood of Sea Change, but when I think about it in retrospect I can only recall like 3 songs

right now this isn't pulling me at all but I hope it will.

There's several albums I reach for before going to Sea Change.

Mutations and Odelay come to mind.

This is good though, guys. real good.

I'm going to hold off on critique until I get the official release.

And Guero...and there's your top 3.

Unforgiven

psychobain wrote:Unforgiven

zeb wrote:

psychobain wrote:Unforgiven

one of my early favorites

The Blue Moon>Unforgiven>Wave run is 10/10.

zeb wrote:The Blue Moon>Unforgiven>Wave run is 10/10.

My favorite is Phase-Waking Light

I love "Country Down". Beck said in that NPR interview that he orginally intended to write a Nashville record. ErrrmaGod. DO IT, BECK.

Harry Lime wrote:

zeb wrote:The Blue Moon>Unforgiven>Wave run is 10/10.

My favorite is Phase-Waking Light

I love "Country Down". Beck said in that NPR interview that he orginally intended to write a Nashville record. ErrrmaGod. DO IT, BECK.

From what I've read he basically did but some of it ended up on this record.

I usually can't get into stuff this mellow, but like Sea Change this album is too good to not get into. Nice mellow stuff.

I can't stop listening to this. Definitely up there with Mutations and Sea Change for me.

Yeah, I'm going to use a word I don't use too often when describing something nowadays. Adore. As in, I adore this album, start to finish. It's better than I had even hoped. And at this point, I'm not even sure which song I like the best yet. It's got a great start and a great end, and the ebbs & flows are fantastic throughout.

What a perfect 'morning' album to listen to after a hard night...