This b-side to the “Chemtrails” 7″ is born of the very same, psychy Modern Guilt sessions as its a-side, but the last minute sounds more like the ’60s beloved by Black Mountain than the ’60s revisited by Dan Snaith. It really needs to be at least two minutes longer and whoops there go the Black Mountain similarities. Grab “Vampire Voltage No. 6″ at Covert Curiosity (via Vulture).
Modern Guilt is out now and is highly enjoyable.
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Hey, i’m gonna enter this contest, and if I win, i get free airfare to Seattle and get to interview bands at Bumbershoot, and probably see Beck for free while I’m there.
http://www.bumbershoot.org/spin-blogger-contest.htm
one day we’re all going to look back and think ‘jeez, what the hell we were thinking, listening to BECK?’
binterpayne: “am i right people??? people???? ……..lil help?”
one day we’re all going to look back and think ‘look at what Beck influenced musically’!
nah, that won’t be happening.
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Should’ve been on the album.
I’ve never been a huge Beck fan.
But Modern Guilt is one of the best
things that have crossed my ears
in a long time. I’d recommend people
who haven’t been Beck fans to check
out his new record.
I like this little jam, but my attention span demands I get to the good stuff, so this skips the first 1:20 and gets to the rockin’:
Beck – Vampire Voltage No. 6 (50 Second Re-Edit)
http://www.box.net/shared/owcvi8k08k
The July Mix is up, if you want in on August, lemme know…
http://www.box.net/shared/kn3usbio8g
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