I gave Beck's Modern Guilt a very favorable review way back in July, and my goodness but I've been hearing about it ever since. Apparently, there are a few of you who just don't like it as much as I do. I know this because you keep telling me.
And that's okay. We all like different stuff, Sunbeam. I happen to think that Danger Mouse and Mr. Hansen play very well together on Modern Guilt, and I still contend it's Beck's best, most consistent album since at least Sea Change, and maybe even since Odelay.
But you can disagree. That's the beauty of America, I suppose.
Labels: favorite songs of 2008, music
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Just to be clear, I do like Modern Guilt and think it's worthy of any praise it's getting. However, it's not 100% my thing, and therefore will probably not be one of my favorite albums of the year. But I do not diss. Not at all.
Oh, I know. I just find it funny. It seems like every time we start discussing music, someone mentions this album and my feelings about it. Which is fine. It's not like I'm ashamed; I honestly just think it's become a sort of humorously predictable conversational tangent at this point.
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