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Midnite Vultures
Released: 1999 11 tracks
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"Oh MOG, why?!", "No, please, no! Make it stop!", "What the F-Word?!", "Aaargh!", "Urgghh?!", "Grrrrr!!", "I want to die!", "I want YOU to die!"... Well, this post had many names before the fury passed on and I regained my conscience and clear thinking. It took me three days. To make the long story short, publishing my first article here on MOG (When even the dead dance) was a royal pain in the ass. Of course, it wasn’t just fault of the site alone - blame my sick... MORE
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how could i forget about the funkiest album in my collection? (and my personal favorite of beck's)?!
starting off, a sweet song that i happen to know all the words to.
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NAMM ShowFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, searchThe NAMM Show is the largest music products trade show in the world. Held every January in Anaheim, California, USA the show brings together all facets of the music products industry to reveal new musical instruments/products and ideas to help music products retailers and manufacturers become more successful. More than 80,000 NAMM Members and guests attended the January 2006 show. The NAMM Show is not... MORE
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora_Snow Scientific philosophyIn the "Copenhagen Interpretation" above, reference was made to the disagreement regarding Einstein's actual position regarding the quantum theory. The famous quotation "God does not play dice" is often used to support the majority view that he disliked the theory due to its indeterminism. Others make the case for a different view. They note that the 1926 "Dice" quotation occurred when the quantum theory was... MORE
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Midnite Vultures is an alternative rock album by Beck and was released in November 1999. Similar to most of Beck's previous albums in its exploration of widely varying musical styles, Midnite Vultures didn't achieve the same blockbuster success as his breakthrough, Odelay, but it was well-received by his fans and critics. It reached #34 in the US - where it went gold - and also hit #19 in the UK.Several songs were inspired by very prominent 80s acts; "Debra" was inspired b... MORE
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Nicotine, and Gravy KICKS ASS!
Man I still can't get over the fact that Beck is a Scientologist. I thought he'd be smarter than that!
However I still love his tunes...
