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Midnite Vultures

album by Beck
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  • Beck
    Beck

    …return to beat-heavy abstract pop, Midnite Vultures (1999), which leaned more heavily than ever in a pseudo-rhythm-and-blues direction (Beck at this point was fond of unveiling James Brown-style and break-dance steps in his live show), was a commercial disappointment. Somewhat like David Byrne (see Talking Heads) before him, Beck had…

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    …return to beat-heavy abstract pop, Midnite Vultures (1999), which leaned more heavily than ever in a pseudo-rhythm-and-blues direction (Beck at this point was fond of unveiling James Brown-style and break-dance steps in his live show), was a commercial disappointment. Somewhat like David Byrne (see Talking Heads) before him, Beck had…

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