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ORG RECORDS AUDIOPHILE Limited Deluxe edition, 10th anniversary quad gatefold packaging SET. 180 GM 4 LP. Numbered and limited to 3000 copies only. Includes a high quality full-color booklet. 

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PLUS THESE BONUS 1ST EDITION PRESSINGS - Beck Colors Deluxe Edition 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE LIMITED EDITION  45 rpm 2 LP SET (Red Vinyl)

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PLUS Beck Morning Phase 180 GRAM LIMITED EDITION 1ST PRESS WITH THE ORIGINAL MARKETING STICKER STILL ATTACHED LP

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Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time - Rated 305/500!

Special Deluxe Edition featuring 4 Original Recordings Group Numbered, Limited Edition 180 GRAM LPs in a Deluxe Quad Gatefold Bookstyle Packaging! This 10th Anniversary Edition is Limited to Only 3,000 Copies Worldwide!

Album is packaged in a reusable Poly Outer LP Sleeve Slip Case with ORG Sticker.

The breakthrough success of Odelay can now be relived in this deluxe reissue. All 13 original songs are here, spread across three sides, with 19 more songs on five additional sides, including unreleased and remixed tracks. And they have never sounded better! With mastering services provided by Bernie Grundman, this 180g pressing is the definitive version of Beck's mid-90s masterpiece.

Odelay's bizarre cover art, which has been frequently misinterpreted as a mop head jumping over a hurdle, is actually a photo of a Komondor, a rare Hungarian breed of dog with thick matted hair. The image was chosen at the last minute after Beck failed to decide on an album cover. It was presented to him by his girlfriend and was chosen almost out of desperation. For this special 10th Anniversary edition, Beck has finally put his own handiwork to the canvas. Reproduced in purple embossed pen-like ink are Beck's own hand-drawn doodles and playful alterations to the original photography, including coffee stains, ripped corners, and a half-torn price sticker. This record will stand out among your collection with a distinct charm that can only come from Beck.

One of the most inventive and eclectic figures to emerge from the '90s alternative revolution, Beck was the epitome of postmodern chic in an era obsessed with junk culture. Drawing upon a kaleidoscope of influences - pop, folk, psychedelia, hip-hop, country, blues, R&B, funk, indie rock, noise rock, experimental rock, jazz, lounge, Brazilian music - Beck created a body of work that was wildly unpredictable, vibrantly messy, and bursting with ideas. He was unquestionably a product of the media age - a synthesist whose concoctions were pasted together from bits of the past and present, in ways that could only occur to an overexposed pop-culture junkie. His surreal, free-associative lyrics were laced with warped imagery and a sardonic sense of humor that, while typical of the times, only rarely threatened the impact of his adventurous music.

Odelay was released in June 1996 to massive acclaim, and wound up topping many year-end critics' polls It was commercially successful as well, reaching the Top 20, selling over two million copies, and spinning off a string of hits that included "Where It's At," "Devil's Haircut," "Jack-Ass," and "The New Pollution." "Where It's At" went on to win a Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal, and Odelay also won for Best Alternative Music Performance. - Allmusic Guide

"Burrowing into the studio with the Dust Brothers, Beck came back with a Technicolor version of his Woody Guthrie-meets-Grandmaster Flash vision, demonstrating to all his rock peers on "Devil's Haircut" and "Where It's At" that turntables had a brighter future than refried grunge — at least for the next decade." 

Features:
• Deluxe Edition, 10th Anniversary Quad Gatefold Packaging
• Includes Poly Album Slip Case with Sticker
• Numbered, Limited Edition of Only 3,000 Copies
• Exact Reproduction of Beck's Special Deluxe Cover Artwork
• Purple embossed pen-like ink reproduction Cover Artwork
• Includes High Quality Full-Color Booklet
• 32 Tracks
• Includes B-Sides, Remixes, & Previously Unreleased Tracks
• Premium HQ-180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Pressing
• Mastered by Bernie Grundman

Selections:
Side A
1. Devil's Haircut
2. Hotwax
3. Lord Only Knows
4. The New Pollution

Side B
1. Derelict
2. Novakane
3. Jack-Ass
4. Where It's At

Side C
1. Minus
2. Sissyneck
3. Readymade
4. High 5 (Rock The Catskills)
5. Ramshackle

Side D
1. Deadweight [Soundtrack]
2. Inferno*
3. Gold Chains*

Side E
1. Where It's At [U.N.K.L.E. Remix]
2. Richard's Hairpiece [Aphex Twin Remix Of "Devil's Haircut"]
3. American Wasteland [Mickey P.Remix Of "Devil's Haircut"]

Side F
1. Clock
2. Thunder Peel
3. Electric Music And The Summer People
4. Lemonade

Side G
1. Sa-5
2. Feather In Your Cap
3. Erase The Sun
4. 000.000
5. Brother

Side H
1. Devil Got My Woman
2. Trouble All My Days
3. Strange Invitation
4. Burro

*Previously Unreleased

BECK - MODERN GUILT - 2008 ORIGINAL DGC RECORDS RELEASE WITH ORIGINAL MARKETING STICKER ON THE PLASTIC WRAP FOR COLLECTORS - 180 GRAM VIRGIN VINYL

Beck's new album Modern Guilt, produced with Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton.

The new album contains 10 new songs, and with the exception of last year's Grammy-nominated, digital-only single "Timebomb", Modern Guilt is the first new material Beck has written since the prolific stretch that produced 2005's platinum Guero and 2006's universally acclaimed The Information.

Modern Guilt is a tightly assembled group of songs that range in lyrical tone from introspection and social commentary to off the cuff wordplay and lighthearted humor. Musically, the album's ten tracks vacillate between economy and experimentation, hybrid and pop classicism, while consistently manifesting Beck and Danger Mouse's shared interest in psych-rock, folk, electronic minimalism and orchestration.

MODERN GUILT - 2008 has been a prolific year for releases from major artists (REM, Counting Crows, The Black Crowes, Colplay, Alanis Morrisette, Lil Wayne, etc etc). Most of these releases have been worthy of praise, but I have found a few flaws in all of them. Call me an idiot, but I cant find any flaws in Beck's new release, Modern Guilt, although I am sure some reviewers are itching to point some flaws out to me. 

As Beck gets closer to 40, his songwriting has matured. He seems to use fewer samples than he used to. He still wears his influences on his sleeve, but his personality is all over the music. His collaboration with Danger Mouse worked well. The "beats" are paced well enough to make the entire album easy to enjoy in one listen, but you will want to listen again as soon as you're done. 

Becks lyrics have always been quirky and obtuse, and this album is no exception. But this time the imagery seems thicker and more foreboding. The bodies drowning in the moody and ethereal "Chemtrails" are certainly morose and some may think Beck a bit paranoid, but he may be justified. The crunchy, guitar driven "Profanity Prayers" could be the highlight of the album and is my personal favorite. "Who's gonna answer profanity prayers" is quite a slap in the face of modern man. Our calls to a higher power have become nothing more than four letter words. Beck addresses a higher power at several points and he certainly makes more sense than the hair sprayed con men on TV. 

Beck has proven here that middle age doesnt dull creativity. The songs Ive mentioned above along with the bass heavy "Orphans", "Gamma Ray" and "Youthless" easily rank along with some his best songs. (I know this sounds weird...but I can picture Austin Powers doing his "shag dance" to "Gamma Ray"). Some of the songs are experiments, such as the slightly eccentric "Replica", but the experiments work. You may need to listen more than once, but none of the songs are filler. Every song has something to offer and seems as if it will offer even more the next time you listen. 

If Beck isnt nominated for at least Alternative Album of the Year, the academy of music and recorded arts is a bunch of idiots.

TRACKS:

1. Orphans 2. Gamma Ray 3. Chemtrails 4. Modern Guilt 5. Youthless 6. Walls 7. Replica 8. Soul of A Man 9. Profanity Prayers

10. Volcano

NEW BONUS - Beck Colors Deluxe Edition 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE LIMITED EDITION  45rpm 2 LP SET (Red Vinyl)

Limited Deluxe Edition 180g 45rpm Red Vinyl Double LP!
Customizable Cover Transparencies!
Exclusive Album Artwork & 24 Page Full Color Booklet!

All the colors...See the colors...Feel the colors

Beck's album Colors comes three years after his Grammy-winning 2014 LP Morning Phase, one of the longest gestation periods of his recording career. "I suppose the record could have come out a year or two ago," Beck told Rolling Stone. "But these are complex songs all trying to do two or three things at once. It's not retro and not modern. To get everything to sit together so it doesn't sound like a huge mess was quite an undertaking."

Produced by Greg Kurstin (Adele, Kelly Clarkson, Sia, Halsey, Foo Fighters), who toured as Beck's keyboardist during 2002's Sea Change tour, Colors was recorded in Kurstin's L.A. studio where he and Beck played nearly every instrument themselves.

"The best songs make you glad to be alive," said Beck in the Rolling Stone interview. "It doesn't matter if it's Beethoven or the Monkees. That's what I was thinking about a lot." 

Beck is a 6-time Grammy winner (incuding 2015 Album of the Year) with four #1 singles spanning 3 decades and over 10 million albums sold worldwide.

Features:
• Deluxe Edition
• 180g Vinyl Double LP
• 45rpm
• Red Vinyl
• Die cut gatefold
• Exclusive album artwork
• Customizable cover transparencies
• 24 page full color booklet
• Limited time download card (MP3/WAV)

Selections:
1. Colors
2. Seventh Heaven
3. I'm So Free
4. Dear Life
5. No Distraction
6. Dreams
7. Wow
8. Up All Night
9. Square One

10. Fix Me

Beck Morning Phase 180 GRAM LIMITED EDITION 1ST PRESS WITH THE ORIGINAL MARKETING STICKER STILL ATTACHED LP

180g Vinyl! Pressed at Pallas in Germany!
Beck's First Album Of New Material Since 2008's Modern Guilt!

2015 Grammy Award Winner for:
• Album Of The Year
• Best Rock Album
• Best Engineered Album, Non Classical
2015 Grammy Award Nominee for:
• Best Rock Performance - "Blue Moon"
• Best Rock Song - "Blue Moon" 

Morning Phase is true to its title: the beginning of yet another amazing chapter in Beck's peerless career and catalogue. Featuring musicians who have backed him on many of his most acclaimed albums, as well as the current live shows widely hailed as the best of his career (Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Joey Waronker, Smokey Hormel, Roger Joseph Manning Jr., and Jason Falkner), Morning Phase harkens back to the stunning harmonies, song craft and staggering emotional impact of Beck's most classic ballads, all the while surging forward with undeniable optimism.

"...That album (Morning Phase), his first in five years, is "California music," as Beck says before the show, sitting in the garden of his Buenos Aires hotel. When he makes any album, he explains, "I'm just fumbling around with chords and a mood. Hopefully something emerges." This time, he goes on, "the songs are coming out of a California tradition. I'm hearing the Byrds, Crosby Stills and Nash, Gram Parsons, Neil Young – the bigger idea of what that sound is to me."

"That is an apt description of Beck's trip through the gently psychedelic suspense and warming cosmic-cowboy reflection on Morning Phase. There are combined echoes of mid-Sixties Scott Walker and Love's Forever Changes in the slow bloom of the opening hymn "Wave." "Blackbird Chain," with its milky jangle and dewy strings, and the plaintive "Unforgiven" evoke 1968's Notorious Byrd Brothers and the floating introspection of David Crosby's 1971 classic, If I Could Only Remember My Name."

"There are similarities in texture, velocity and personnel to Beck's quiet 2003 masterpiece, Sea Change. Beck, who produced Morning Phase, made it with the band from the former record – the same guys on stage with him in Buenos Aires – while his father, Sea Change orchestrator David Campbell, returned to help with brass and string arrangements. But Beck is loathe to use the word "sequel" to characterize Morning Phase. "It was going back to the same place," he says, "and seeing where we're all at, like those Seven Up! movies, where they go back and see those people every seven years."

"There is a fresh, expansive complexity to the grace and details on Morning Phase: the Caribbean-flavored power pop of "Blue Moon"; the strutting banjo that recalls Beck's teenage blues-hobo years in "Say Goodbye"; the Leslie-guitar crescendo at the end of "Waking Light," summoning the spirit of George Harrison's soloing in the Beatles' "Let It Be." Morning Phase also has a specific, thematic weight. All 12 songs are set in dawn's early light, those hours of awakening and reckoning at the start of each day when a relationship can founder, end or begin anew..." -rollingstone

"It would be both unfair and inaccurate to call Morning Phase 'son of Sea Change' because as you listen you'll hear what you think are echoes of familiar songs and even production twists from your musical listening past but good luck pinning them down to specifics as they float lazily by on a bed of Joey Waronker's very deep kick drum bass, layers of cotton candy-ish reverb, picked banjo, strummed guitars (Beck, Jason Falkner) and synth derived "plinks" and "plunks". The musician lineup is as impressive as the sheer density of the string section." - analogplanet, Music 9/11, Sound 9/11 

Features:
• 180g Vinyl
• Includes Download Card

Selections:
Side One:
1. Cycle
2. Morning
3. Heart Is A Drum
4. Say Goodbye
5. Blue Moon
6. Unforgiven
Side Two:
1. Wave
2. Don't Let It Go
3. Blackbird chain
4. Phase
5. Turn Away
6. Country Down
7. Waking Light

Beck Sea Change 2LP SET WITH GATE FOLD JACKET

Hailed as "the best album Beck has ever made," LP Features "Guess I'm Doing Fine" & "Lost Cause" 

Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time - Rated 436/500!

Beck's DGC/Geffen/Interscope catalog is being reissued by UMe on vinyl. The first albums to be reissued on 140g vinyl include 1996's Odelay, 2002's Sea Change, and 2005's Guero.

Beck's seventh album, Sea Change, was produced by Nigel Godrich. The album peaked at #8 on the Billboard 200 and was widely praised upon release in 2002. Rolling Stone's David Fricke hailed it as "the best album Beck has ever made". The album produced the singles "Guess I'm Doing Fine", and "Lost Cause". The outtake "It's All In Your Mind" from his album "One Foot In the Grave", was re-recorded for the album Sea Change. It's this version that is more widely known.

"Beck has always been known for his ever-changing moods -- particularly since they often arrived one after another on one album, sometimes within one song -- yet the shift between the neon glitz of Midnite Vultures and the lush, somber Sea Change is startling, and not just because it finds him in full-on singer/songwriter mode, abandoning all of the postmodern pranksterism of its predecessor. What's startling about Sea Change is how it brings everything that's run beneath the surface of Beck's music to the forefront, as if he's unafraid to not just reveal emotions, but to elliptically examine them in this wonderfully melancholy song cycle. If, on most albums prior to this, Beck's music was a sonic kaleidoscope -- each song shifting familiar and forgotten sounds into colorful, unpredictable combinations -- this discards genre-hopping in favor of focus, and the concentration pays off gloriously, resulting in not just his best album, but one of the greatest late-night, brokenhearted albums in pop. This, as many reviews and promotional interviews have noted, is indeed a breakup album, but it's not a bitter listen; it has a wearily beautiful sound, a comforting, consoling sadness. His words are often evocative, but not nearly as evocative as the music itself, which is rooted equally in country-rock (not alt-country), early-'70s singer/songwriterism, and baroque British psychedelia. With producer Nigel Godrich, Beck has created a warm, enveloping sound, with his acoustic guitar supported by grand string arrangements straight out of Paul Buckmaster, eerie harmonies, and gentle keyboards among other subtler touches that give this record a richness that unveils more with each listen. Surely, some may bemoan the absence of the careening, free-form experimentalism of Odelay, but Beck's gifts as a songwriter, singer, and musician have never been as brilliant as they are here. As Sea Change is playing, it feels as if Beck singing to you alone, revealing painful, intimate secrets that mirror your own. It's a genuine masterpiece in an era with too damn few of them." - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, allmusic

Features:
• Double LP
• 140g Vinyl
• Limited  
• Gatefold Jacket

Selections:
Side A:
1. The Golden Age
2. Paper Tiger
3. Guess I'm Doing Fine
Side B:
4. Lonesome Tears
5. Lost Cause
6. End Of The Day

Side C:
1. It's All In Your Mind
2. Round The Bend
3. Already Dead
Side D:
4. Sunday Sun
5. Little One
6. Side Of The Road

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