Over a decade of criss-crossing genres makes it easy to forget that Beck's first big hit was, essentially, a rap song. It's not surprising, then, that about half of the songs on 2006's THE INFORMATION are some shade of hip-hop dance-floor funk. And while no one's going to mistake Beck for Young Buck, he brings his own brand of intelligent, laid-back confidence to every track, from the stuttering brilliance of '1000 BPM' to the lolling funk of 'Elevator Music' to the lo-fi breakbeat grooves of 'Cellphone's Dead' to the 10 minutes of atmospheric chill-out that close the album. Listing New York S04.

But the presence of Nigel Godrich--who produced both the most beloved (MUTATIONS) and underrated (SEA CHANGES) of Beck's albums--insures that this isn't going to be a one-note affair. Godrich shapes the more pop-leaning songs into low-gloss gems, exercising both imagination and restraint: the intensity of 'New Round' comes not from big, fancy production but from multiple layers of the same insistent vocal line. 'Think I'm in Love' is a sticky little garage-rocker with a hyper bass line, while 'Strange Apparition' is a bit of Laurel Canyon folk-rock amidst all the funk & crunk. It's reassuring to know that on his seventh full-length album, neither Beck nor his best collaborator have run out of fresh ideas.

Deluxe edition includes: All songs from 'The Information' including 3 previously only available internationally; 6 remixes; all of the studio videos plus 'The Nausea' & 'Cellphone's Dead' videos; lyric book and more.

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