This is soooo good. Can't quite believe I'm hearing it for the first time in 2021 as the album was a favourite when it came out. Beck really was something back then.
Apparently to the album "Midnite vultures", which is weird considering they share the same name... It was released a year later with a bunch of other B-sides on an EP called "Beck".
Update from my previous comment: This track was first available in 2000 on the CD "Nicotine & Gravy" single. It was advertised as previously unreleased on the packaging sticker. The single also came with a really funny "Zatyricon" and a music video of Nicotine & Gravy. I got the CD for $4 for a friend who loves the song!
Botox injections Chemical solvents Making midnight movies Contaminated actors Living on a farm Harnessed to a life of protein and equipment Gristling in grain Soft nights Everyday a reaction to the affection Manholes and light towers walking down imitation streets Little girls with plastic cameras And shops full of cold cuts and candy Feeding the trains and bisecting the night Hand grenades in the trash Medics running from the sun She borrowed cartilage wire Tracing my face With broken hands
I actually read that he didn't write this song until after the album was out - he specifically wrote it to be a b-side and ended up naming it after the album just because he couldn't think of a title.
@MrAlltiedup I think the reason was that it didn't fit in with the whole "funk/soul" theme of the album. That's why Beautiful Way felt out of place to some. I think it would've been nice as either A. a middle track/interlude or B. hidden track
one of my favorite Beck tunes
This is soooo good. Can't quite believe I'm hearing it for the first time in 2021 as the album was a favourite when it came out. Beck really was something back then.
I fall asleep to this almost every night. surprised it wasn't an album track. even if the lyrics are.. well stereotypical beck :P
put this song in repeat in a car in Sintra (a mountain full of palaces and castles) with a girl and some wine.
Perfect
Apparently to the album "Midnite vultures", which is weird considering they share the same name... It was released a year later with a bunch of other B-sides on an EP called "Beck".
Always has been my favorite. Best use of saxophone.
Update from my previous comment: This track was first available in 2000 on the CD "Nicotine & Gravy" single. It was advertised as previously unreleased on the packaging sticker. The single also came with a really funny "Zatyricon" and a music video of Nicotine & Gravy. I got the CD for $4 for a friend who loves the song!
total high school weed jam for me . so good
LOL
Botox injections
Chemical solvents
Making midnight movies
Contaminated actors
Living on a farm
Harnessed to a life of protein and equipment
Gristling in grain
Soft nights
Everyday a reaction to the affection
Manholes and light towers walking down imitation streets
Little girls with plastic cameras
And shops full of cold cuts and candy
Feeding the trains and bisecting the night
Hand grenades in the trash
Medics running from the sun
She borrowed cartilage wire
Tracing my face
With broken hands
I'd say this is Becks sexiest song. HOT.
Megan ODonnell You're the sexiest 🙄
some of becks best work thanks for posting
Never heard that song before. It's amazing ! So smoooooooooooth :D
this is delicious
It should not be this hard to find this track
I feel kinda....kinda....funny inside
Nicotine and Gravy
I actually read that he didn't write this song until after the album was out - he specifically wrote it to be a b-side and ended up naming it after the album just because he couldn't think of a title.
@MrAlltiedup I think the reason was that it didn't fit in with the whole "funk/soul" theme of the album. That's why Beautiful Way felt out of place to some.
I think it would've been nice as either A. a middle track/interlude or B. hidden track
What was this a b side to?
where do i find this? :(
Apparently on the road somewhere
Actually, it’s ok the Nicotine & Gravy cd single.