Golden Feelings was the debut studio album by American alternative rock artist Beck, released in 1993 by Sonic Enemy. The album showcases his roots in the New York City anti-folk scene.
Initially only available in limited quantities on cassette, Sonic Enemy remastered the album and re-released it on CD in mid-1999. Beck was upset that they did so without his permission and, after he made his displeasure known, Sonic Enemy ceased to press any more...
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Golden Feelings was the debut studio album by American alternative rock artist Beck, released in 1993 by Sonic Enemy. The album showcases his roots in the New York City anti-folk scene.
Initially only available in limited quantities on cassette, Sonic Enemy remastered the album and re-released it on CD in mid-1999. Beck was upset that they did so without his permission and, after he made his displeasure known, Sonic Enemy ceased to press any more copies. Only 2,000 were made, causing the CD to become quite valuable.
AllMusic.com described the album as "an extremely interesting, entertaining, and humorous document that proves that from the start Beck had his heart set on making experimentation his only gimmick".
“Special People”, “Trouble All My Days” and “Super Golden Black Sunchild” all appeared on the “Pay No Mind (Snoozer)” single and were taken directly from the album. “No Money No Honey” was re-recorded for Stereopathetic Soulmanure. “Totally Confused” was re-recorded and...
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