[2009-04-14] Beck "One Foot In The Grave" expanded remaster of 1994 album (Interscope)

Linda · **Posted:** Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:14 pm

Product Description
Expanded edition of the Pop/Rock uber-genius' 1994 album including 16 bonus tracks (13 of them previously unreleased). This 15th Anniversary edition comes housed in an expanded and collectible digipak. Bonus tracks include cuts from the rare 'It's All In Your Mind' single. The original edition of the album has been out of print for over four years, making this collectible reissue a must-have for Beck fans, new and old. 2009.

1. 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
11. Asshole
12. I've Seen the Land Beyond
13. Outcome
14. Girl Dreams
15. Painted Eyelids
16. Atmospheric Conditions

Bonus Tracks
17. It's All in Your Mind
18. Whiskey Can Can
19. Mattress
20. Woe on Me
21. Teenage Wastebasket (Acoustic)
22. Your Love Is Weird
23. Favorite Nerve
24. Piss on the Door
25. Close to God
26. Sweet Satan
27. Burning Boyfriend
28. Black Lake Morning
29. Feather in Your Cap
30. One Foot in the Grave
31. Teenage Wastebasket (Electric)
32. I Get Lonesome

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Linda · **Posted:** Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:16 pm

http://www.americansongwriter.com/2009/ ... -the-grave

Beck Revisits One Foot in the Grave

Posted by Evan Schlansky on April 1st, 2009

Good news for Beck fans.

Interscope will reissue Beck’s 1994 surrealist masterpiece One Foot in the Grave on April 14. The album will contain a host of bonus tracks, some of which have never been heard before. Details are sketchy, but likely tracks include “Teenage Wastebucket” and “Piss On the Door.”

“Well, it’s been out of print for a few years, so it’s something we’ve been planning, but I knew that we had these extra tracks. I’ve actually been working on this for the past two or three years,” Beck told the Daily Yomiuri, a Japanese newspaper. “[On] the original tapes there were an extra maybe 30 songs that weren’t on the record and I picked the best… and added them on there, so it’s got about a little over a dozen extra tracks that no one’s heard before.”

These early tracks help complete the legend of Beck, before he evolved from lo-fi acoustic folk weirdo to Nigel Godrich-produced studio rat.

[2009-04-14] Beck "One Foot In The Grave" expanded remaster of 1994 album (Interscope)

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