Beck "Odelay" New Bourbon-Red Colored Vinyl LP + Unique Album-Inspired Artwork
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Beck “Odelay” Brand New, Factory Sealed, 180 gram, Bourbon Red-Colored Vinyl Record LP, VMP (Vinyl, Me Please) Exclusive Edition. Includes VMP sleeve, special cocktail recipe & unique album-inspired artwork by artist Scott Allen Hill (as seen in last photo) of OCD, the Original Champions of Design. Rare!!!
Label: Geffen Records Edition: Vinyl Me, Please Exclusive Edition Year: 2016
Track Listing:
A1 Devils Haircut A2 Hotwax A3 Lord Only Knows A4 The New Pollution A5 Derelict A6 Novacane A7 Jack-Ass B1 Where It's At B2 Minus B3 Sissyneck B4 Readymade B5 High 5 (Rock The Catskills) B6 Ramshackle
Originally released 20 years ago on June 18, 1996 on DGC, Odelay was Beck's breakthrough follow-up to his platinum bow, Mellow Gold. Selling more than two million copies in the U.S., the double-platinum-certified Odelay featured classics that loom large in Beck's live sets to this day, including 'Where It's At, ' 'Devils Haircut' and 'The New Pollution.' Odelay won two Grammy Awards in 1997, Best Alternative Music Album and Best Male Rock Vocal Performance for 'Where It's At, ' and was Beck's first album to be nominated for Album of the Year the top honor his most recent album Morning Phase took home last year. Produced by Beck with collaborators the Dust Brothers, Mario Caldato Jr., Brian Paulson, Tom Rothrock and Rob Schnapf, Odelay continued to demonstrate and expand upon Beck's eclectic stylistic palette. It was universally praised upon it's release, named Album of the Year in both Rolling Stone and the prestigious Village Voice Pazz & Jop critics' poll, as well as the U.K. New Musical Express' critics' poll, where the album represented Beck's platinum breakthrough in England. In 1998, Q magazine readers voted Odelay one of the greatest albums of all time, while Rolling Stone ranked it in it's 2003 list of the '500 Greatest Albums of All Time, ' and #9 on it's list of the '100 Best Albums of the 90s.'


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