Beck - Sea Change [New Vinyl LP]

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Condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item (including handmade items). See the seller's ... Read moreabout the condition Custom Bundle No Duration Album Language English Modified Item No Record Grading Mint(M) Record Size 12" Sleeve Grading Mint(M) Speed 33 RPM Title Sea Change Album Name Sea Change Type Album Brand Interscope Records UPC 602557034905 Artist Beck Format Record Release Year 2016 Record Label ISC, Interscope Records Release Title Sea Change Genre Rock

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Record Label ISC, Interscope Records UPC 0602557034905 eBay Product ID (ePID) 15046044780

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Format Record Release Year 2016 Genre Rock Artist Beck Release Title Sea Change

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Item Height 0.31 in Item Weight 1.05 lb Item Length 12.43 in Item Width 12.32 in

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Number of Tracks 12 Country/Region of Manufacture United States Tracks 1.1 The Golden Age 1.2 Paper Tiger 1.3 Guess I'm Doing Fine 2.1 Lonesome Tears 2.2 Lost Cause 2.3 End of the Day 3.1 It's All in Your Mind 3.2 Round the Bend 3.3 Already Dead 4.1 Sunday Sun 4.2 Little One 4.3 Side of the Road Number of Discs 1 Notes Limited double vinyl LP pressing including digital download. Beck's seventh album, Sea Change, signified a dramatic musical shift in sound and tone from it's predecessor, the funky, R&B-influenced Midnite Vultures, and as it's title suggested, was a profound transformation. Inspired by the dissolution of a longtime relationship, Beck transformed his sadness into both his most personal and beautiful record to date, trading his trademark sample-filled songs and impressionistic, irreverent lyrics for pensive melodies, sweeping strings and direct, confessional lyrics. Produced by Nigel Godrich, the album, which peaked at #8 on the Billboard 200, was made with a full band which included guitarist Smokey Hormel, keyboard player Roger Manning, drummer Joey Waronker; Beck's father, David Campbell, provided string arrangements. While widely praised upon release in 2002, the album has only grown in stature. Rolling Stone's David Fricke hailed it as 'the best album Beck has ever made,' adding it's his Blood On The Tracks, and the record was listed in their 2009 definitive list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time and the 100 Best Albums of the 2000s. In SPIN's 10-year anniversary piece, they declared it 'the best melancholy album of the millennium' while The Guardian called it 'his masterpiece.'