P.S. This music video. Forever.
Theme: Beck Lyrics
Dress Code:
Guests must come dressed as one of the vividly described subjects in any Beck song. Examples include Skeleton boys hyped up on purple, Dog food stalls with the beefcake pantyhose, Love machines on the sympathy crutches, etcetera, etcetera…
I’d either be the Tuesday Commuter, Almost a Ghost, or maybe even Norman Schwarzkopf - because if the party’s lame, something tells me I want to go home.
Is Beck walking down the stairs to Walter White’s superlab?
(Source: devilshaircunt, via derelictboulevards)
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Beck: “Looking For A Sign”
Something tells me Neil Young hasn’t left Beck’s turntable since last fall’s Bridge School Benefit duet, as today brings a one-off soundtrack cut with Harvest-era inspiration to spare. Hear his contribution to Jeff Who Lives At Home above. It’s been four years since his last studio LP, but with tunes like this and last year’s John Martyn cover kicking around, I, for one, don’t mind waiting while Beck searches for a “Heart of Gold.”
(via twentyfourbit)
Looking for a Sign
Beck contributes a new song called “Looking for a Sign” to the movie Jeff, Who Lives at Home.
more over at pitchfork! (well there isn’t really more, only a Devil’s Haircut video, so if you’re up for urban boombox cowboy Beck being spied on, click the title)
