ziakut wrote: 
The (original) CD came with a blank white cover and a bunch of stickers inside so the customer could create their own cover art.

 MartinBremer wrote: 

Really like this Beck tune. Just don't care for his album art much.

 badbadger wrote: 
Well, it is Radio you're listening to.  

  I love this little dude.

What a dull pointless song, boring, who really cares?

 flatpicker wrote: 
My first Beck experience was when I was a kid and I knew all the words to every Weird Al song, and in part of a song he spoofed "Loser,"
so in turn I learned Beck's first big hit. A few years later when I started listening to real music that helped lead me into real Beck songs. However, like most people, Odelay was the first Beck album I heard/liked.

 coffee-eyes wrote: 
Okay.  I'm trying it and loving it!  Pass that bottle of Beck my way, 'kay?

 Segue wrote: 
Exactly

extremely decent

PeteyGreens wrote: I have no problem with any musician's religious beliefs* as long as they don't attempt to proselytize or admonish their listeners with church doctrine. That's my major problem with reggae. That and the generally crappy music.

* except Verducians - those guys S U C K !

 PeteyGreens wrote: 

 MutualDisdain wrote: 
"You need your own, glowing, ya know multi-colored.... space ship. It would be inside the space ship and.. the space ship. You know what I'm saying?  Like an exoskeleton."

He's Beck!

Scientologists - p'tooey! 

This is one of a very few Beck songs that I like.

 ekeyte wrote: 
wow... the first Beck album you ever heard?!
That's surprising.  But you sure picked a good one to start with.
This whole disc gets regular play in my headphones.

You have a lot more awesomeness to discover in the world of Beck!

I love this whole album. First Beck album I ever heard. I'm hooked since it came out!

He's a frightfully clever little fellow and no mistake.

I'd say Beck and Neil Young are the two RP mainstays who don't have a single song I could say for certain that I like.

 MutualDisdain wrote: 
yes, but then modern guilt came out and topped it

 coffee-eyes wrote: 
Sorry, but I stick with domestic brews.

 MutualDisdain wrote: 
Where's the fun in that?

I'm a Beckaholic.  You should try it.

Now, that's something! Reeeeeally cool! Keep on rocking, new stuff!

I loved his performance of this on SNL. The puppet avatars are a hoot--and a wry commentary on what it is to perform for a living, something Cobain couldn't get his arms around, but Beck seems to have found a way to deal with.

susanjinx1 wrote:
i like most Beck, but doesn't most of his stuff border "sell out"?

susanjinx1 wrote:

I agree.. Let's hear some real Beck, JEFF BECK.......

So much better Beck out there to play...this reeks of sell out to me ~shrugs~

Cambot wrote:



As others have stated, Seachange is quite the heartbreak album and worth a listen.