Jeff - Jeff Beck

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Hard Rock / Artist: Jeff Beck / Audio CD released 2003-08-04 at Epic / Disc #1 ... more

Jeff - Jeff Beck ... Tracklisting
1 So What
2 Plan B
3 Pork-U-Pine
4 Seasons
5 Trouble Man
6 Grease Monkey
7 Hot Rod Honeymoon
8 Line Dancing With Monkeys
9 JB's Blues
10 Pay Me No Mind (Jeff Beck Remix)
11 My Thing
12 Bulgaria
13 Why Lord Oh Why?

Newest Review: ... really fulfils that criteria as J.B. solos lethargically over the top of a slow piano, the rest mixing bluesy guitar melodies ... more

... with industrial rhythms in a fusion that never really works. Beck's guitar is electronically processed in many songs, causing it to lose all sense of fluid motion and to become ensnared in the same tedious repetition as the backing rhythms, the first two songs hardly featuring anything in the way of variation beyond a brief bit of acoustic at the start of 'Plan B.' Worst of all are the attempts to branch out into diverse genres that are as far from Beck's usual style as can be, with the hip hop beats and annoyi...more

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Jeff - Jeff Beck: Why Lord Oh Why? (310 words)
by - written on 13/02/08 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Jeff Beck's semi-self-titled 2003 album is still his most recent, and although it's less irritating than its predecessor 'You Had It Coming,' it's no more impressive with its cheap sampled vocals and video game techno backdrop impeding the simple enjoyment of a man playing overlong guitar solos, which is surely what anyone approaching this album is interested in hearing. Only 'JB's Blues' really fulfils that criteria as J.B. solos lethargically over the top of a slow piano, the rest mixing bluesy guitar melodies with industrial rhythms in a fusion that never really works. Beck's guitar is electronically processed in many songs, causing it to lose all sense of ... Read the complete review