Beck Album Poll/Free Stress Test

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I've never actually listened to a Beck album.  I've read about 2/3rds of Dianetics before I wandered off to something else.

[JonFromMaplewood]

One Foot In the Grave. Hands down.

It is definitely to Beck's credit that the distribution of votes is spread so widely. 

Modern Guilt's not off to a great start. Perhaps if this survey were offered three years from now, people may have chosen it more.

I have not read any L. Ron Hubbard.  Although I wouldn't mind learning how to work an e-meter.

[Beth]

I voted One Foot in the Grave. Mutations and Sea Change are close seconds.

[Steve of Bloomington]

I read a couple of Hubbard's 'Mission Earth' books.  Even as an adolescent who was stupid enough to read Hubbard's books, I thought: sheesh, what's this guy so angry at the field of Psychiatry for?  Zero subtlety.

[masterofsparks]

It's Sea Change, but then again I own and like Tim Hardin and Fred Neil LPs.

[dave from knoxville]

Honestly, my favorite Beck album is this one.




























Although Wired is damn good too

[Trembling Eagle]

I've never heard a Beck album, probably won't ever. I'm not a rock guy and I never heard a song of his I like.

On Scientology, if you get of their personality test and give your real name be prepared to be on their mailing/calling list forever and counted as a Scientology member when they make claims about how big their "religion" is.

[Gilly]

Come on Dave, what about Truth?

[joanna]

mutations is the album that turned me from a casual beck fan to an enthusiastic beck fan, but sea changes came out the same month that i ended an intense relationship, so. sea change wins.