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Singer:

Beck

Album:

Sea Change

Genre:

Rock music

FLAC album size:

1165 mb

MP3 album size:

1900 mb

WMA album size:

1463 mb

Other music formats:

AUD MPC MP2 DTS MOD MP1 RA

Rating:

4.4 ✱

Style:

Alternative Rock, Folk Rock, Post Rock

Country:

Date of release:

2006

Beck - Sea Change FLAC

Beck Alternative Rock Folk Rock Post Rock 2006 US

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	The Golden Age Glockenspiel – Beck, Roger Joseph Manning Jr.	4:36
A2	Paper Tiger Guitar – Jason Faulkner*Percussion – Nigel Godrich	4:35
A3	Guess I'm Doing Fine Backing Vocals – Joey WaronkerHarmonica – BeckSynthesizer – Nigel Godrich	4:49
B1	Lonesome Tears Guitar – Justin Meldal-JohnsenKeyboards – Beck	5:37
B2	Lost Cause Banjo – BeckGlockenspiel – Justin Meldal-JohnsenPercussion, Backing Vocals – Smokey Hormel	3:47
B3	End Of The Day	5:03
C1	It's All In Your Mind Cello – Suzie KatayamaPiano [Wurlitzer] – Beck	3:05
C2	Round The Bend Arranged By [Strings] – BeckEffects [String Treatment] – Nigel Godrich	5:15
C3	Already Dead	2:58
D1	Sunday Sun Electronic Drums – Joey WaronkerHarmonium, Banjo, Banjo [Indian] – Roger Joseph Manning Jr.Piano, Glockenspiel – Beck, Justin Meldal-JohnsenPiano, Saxophone [Bamboo], Tape, Voice [Megamouth], Percussion – Smokey Hormel	4:44
D2	Little One Backing Vocals – Joey WaronkerGuitar, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Jason Faulkner*	4:26
D3	Side Of The Road	3:23

Companies, etc.

Pressed By – United Record Pressing

Credits

Acoustic Guitar – Beck (tracks: A1, A3, B2 to D3), Smokey Hormel (tracks: B1, B2, C1, C3)
Acoustic Guitar [Slide] – Smokey Hormel (tracks: B3, D1, D3)
Arranged By [Strings], Conductor – David Campbell (tracks: A2, B1, C2)
Artwork – Jeremy Blake
Backing Vocals – Beck (tracks: A3, B2, D1, D2), Justin Meldal-Johnsen (tracks: A3, B2, D2), Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (tracks: A3, B2, D2)
Bass – Justin Meldal-Johnsen (tracks: A1 to 4, B3, C3 to D2)
Clavinet – Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (tracks: A3, B2, B3, D1)
Design, Art Direction – Beck, Kevin Reagan
Double Bass [Upright Bass] – Justin Meldal-Johnsen (tracks: B2, C1, C2, D1, D3)
Drums – James Gadson (tracks: A2, B1, B3, C3), Joey Waronker (tracks: A1, A3, B2, C1, D1 to D3)
Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (tracks: A1, C1, D3)
Engineer [Assistant] – Darrell Thorp
Guitar – Beck (tracks: C1, D1, D2), Smokey Hormel (tracks: A1, A3, B2, C1, D1)
Keyboards – Nigel Godrich (tracks: A2, B1, B3)
Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
Percussion – Beck (tracks: B2, D1 D2), Joey Waronker (tracks: A2, B1, B3), Justin Meldal-Johnsen (tracks: B2, D1, D2), Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (tracks: B2, D1, D2)
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Autumn De Wilde*
Piano – Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (tracks: A3, D1, D2)
Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Nigel Godrich
Synthesizer – Beck (tracks: A1, A3, C1), Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (tracks: A1, B2, C1, D1)
Vocals, Written-By – Beck

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 606949339319
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): B0004372-01 LP01-A ⓤ
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): B0004372-01 LP01-B ⓤ
Matrix / Runout (Side C runout): B0004372-01 LP02-A ⓤ
Matrix / Runout (Side D runout): B0004372-01 LP02-B ⓤ

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
0694933932-A	Beck	Sea Change ‎(CD, Album)	DGC	0694933932-A	US	2002
0694933932-B	Beck	Sea Change ‎(CD, Album)	DGC	0694933932-B	Canada	2002
0694933932 B	Beck	Sea Change ‎(CD, Album)	DGC	0694933932 B	US	2002
B0025355-01	Beck	Sea Change ‎(2xLP, Album, RE)	DGC	B0025355-01	US	2016
UICY-91236	Beck	Sea Change ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, SHM)	Geffen Records	UICY-91236	Japan	2008

Jazu

I have only first disc of this pressing, anyone have the second only?

Morlunn

I have the original press where the side A/B are labelled pink A and light green B but are in fact side C/D B0004372-01 LP02-A/B0004372-01 LP02-B. So basically two side C/Ds. I think this is a mistake at the factory. I'm actually curious if anyone else has this experienced this and if this is valuable as such

Still In Mind

Hi, I have 2 of record 2 (side c and side d). Would love to swap for one of you record 1. What do you think? Joe

Kezan

I'd be happy to trade if your side A/B (disk one) is in excellent+ condition

Ferne

I also have two side C/Ds so unfortunately I can't help you

Kegal

Hi,I have 2 of record 2 (side c and side d). Would love to swap for one of you record 1.What do you think?Joe

Delan

hey I kind of have the same problem. I have 2 record 1s, but they are labeled as if it was record 1 and 2. Maybe we can do a trade

Malhala

Also landed an original press. Sealed and mint. Sounds phenomenal on my Rega RP6. A real keeper this one.

BoberMod

I've just landed an original press today. Cannot wait to get a needle on it!!!

Narim

Which is better this or the MFSL?

Lailace

The MFSL by a mile...it was mastered fully analog from separate individual reels at half speed and wipes the floor with this version.

Runehammer

I have the original. and both MFSL (black and pink). on my LP12 (ittok, dynavector 20x2L, lingo 2) the MFSL sounds far superior to the original. the original sounds good yes, but when you then listen to the mfsl and go back to the original you realise how thin the original sounds in comparison. the mfsl press sounds richer, fuller and has a wider soundstage. for instance when the electric guitar hits in on Golden age you hear it on the original, with the MFSL you feel it - you can place it in the soundstage, it suddenly has a tangibility to it, like you can feel the musicians presence, you hear the hands on the guitar. the thing is motif presses demand a well set up and balanced TT. if your cartridge is even slightly unaligned you are not doing the vinyl justice. anyone who prefers the original has either not got their deck set up to cope with the motif press or prefers a thinner less expansive sound.

Pedar

what is the weight of the original pressing? 180g?

ChallengeMine

The remaster is more polished, but this original master has some really perfect saturation and natural overdrive/compression. I prefer the original pressing, but both are pretty near perfect.

Qudanilyr

Opinion is mixed. Most prefer MFSL. I've only heard the original, which is fantastic.