Beck - One Foot In The Grave Album

Tracklist

1	Burnt Orange Peel	1:38
2	He's A Mighty Good Leader	2:40
3	Girl Dreams	2:04
4	See Water	2:22
5	Ziplock Bag	1:44
6	Atmospheric Conditions	2:07
7	Asshole	2:32
8	I've Seen The Land Beyond	1:40
9	Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods	2:54
10	Forcefield	3:30
11	Hollow Log	1:54
12	Cyanide Breath Mint	1:37
13	Outcome	2:10
14	Painted Eyelids	3:05
15	Sleeping Bag	2:15
16	I Get Lonesome	2:49

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KLP 28	Beck	One Foot In The Grave ‎(LP, Album)	K	KLP 28	US	1994
XLLP 443	Beck	One Foot In The Grave ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, Gat)	XL Recordings	XLLP 443	Europe	2009
KLP 28	Beck	One Foot In The Grave ‎(LP, Album, RE)	K	KLP 28	US	2001
RBFK-2019	Beck	One Foot In The Grave ‎(Cass, Album, Promo, RE)	Rebel Beat Factory	RBFK-2019	Japan	1996
none	Beck	One Foot In The Grave ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	XL Recordings	none	UK	2009

Credits

• Bass – James Bertram
• Bongos – Mario Prietto
• Drums – Scott Plouf
• Guitar, Bass – Chris Ballew
• Photography By [Photos] – Jeff Smith
• Recorded By – Calvin
• Vocals [Sing] – Calvin Johnson, Sam Jayne
• Vocals [Sing], Guitar, Drums, Bass – Beck

Notes

Late nineties reissue.

Recorded Oct 93 and Jan 94 at Dub Narcotic.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Printed): 7 89856-1028-2 2
• Barcode (Scanned): 789856102822
• Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): MEDIA SERVICES OMAHA NE 215V1<7052>ONEFOOTINGRAVE
• Mould SID Code: IFPI8149

Companies

• Manufactured By – Media Services, Omaha
• Recorded At – Dub Narcotic Studio

Album

One Foot in the Grave is the third independent studio album and fourth overall by American alternative rock musician Beck, released in June 1994 on K Records, an independent label. It was recorded prior to the release of Mellow Gold, but was not released until after that album had met critical and commercial success. One Foot in the Grave shows a strong lo-fi and folk influence, and features several songs that are interpolations or covers of songs popularized by artists like Skip James and The Carter. One Foot in the Grave - Beck. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. The Best Of Yann Tiersen Full Album - in album Beck - One Foot In The Grave 1994. Beck - He's a Mighty Good Leader. Beck - Sleeping Bag. Beck - I get Lonesome. Beck - Burnt Orange Peel. Beck - Cyanide Breath Mint. Beck - See Water. Beck - Favorite Nerve Previously Unreleased. Beck - Piss On The Door Previously Unreleased. Beck - Close To God Previously Unreleased. Listen free to Beck One Foot In The Grave He's A Mighty Good Leader, Sleeping Bag and more. 16 tracks 37:06. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. One Foot In The Grave. Play album. Get album. Add artworkView all artwork. Gary Davis' You Gotta Move as Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods - and the shambolic, indie anti-folk coming out of the Northwest in the early '90s, a connection underscored by the record's initial release on Calvin Johnson's Olympia, WA-based K Records, and its production by Johnson, who also sings on a couple of cuts. Artist : BECK Album : ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE Added by Mikhailo tabteam . Transcription by maxxdaddy. He's A Mighty Good Leader 2. Sleeping Bag 3. I Get Lonesome 4. Burnt Orange Peel 5. Cyanide Breath Mint 6. See Water 7. Ziplock Bag 8. Hollow Log 9. Forcefield 10. fourteen rivers fourteen floods. Beck plays variations on this throughout, but this touches on each significant riff involved. open C wslide. C -0-4-5-7-7p0-4- G . Get Started. United States. Internet Service Terms. Cookie Warning. I absolutely love this album, it is Beck's best in my opinion by far, and this release does it justice. The extra tracks are a great bonus, and just another reason to pick this album up If you are a Beck fan, and love this album like I do, this is the version for you Répondre Me notifier Helpful. minimum riffage. I know I'm pretty much alone in this opinion, but I believe this album to be the best thing Beck has ever done. Keep in mind, I haven't heard anything since Midnite Vultures. Should I really bother though . Every other song on One Foot juxtaposes a world burning down or burned out with sitting on one's ass. I could quote forever in support, but because this isn't a book report, I'll offer one line, my favorite, from I've Seen the Land Beyond: There's no telling who'll be dead When the pale horse is turning red And the tongues will burn in vain And everything will feel the same. About half these jeremiads double as love songs, a form Beck didn't revisit in earnest again until 2002's Sea Change. While SC was unimaginatively billed

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