BECK - JACK-ASS [USED]

A single cut from American artist Beck's 1996 album "Odelay."
"JACK-ASS" is an American slang term used to insult people, meaning "stupid, foolish, or useless," but its original meaning refers to a male donkey.
The songs, which capture the endless melancholic emotions that overflow during a journey, are included in three variations: "Butch Vig Mix" (A1), which samples Northern Irish rock band Them's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue"; "Burro" (A2), a Mexican (mariachi)-style song arranged by his father, David Campbell; and "Strange Invitation" (B1), a tranquil ballad featuring strings.
B2 "Brother" is a track not included on any album, and has an ambient folk sound similar to the direction of later albums "Mutations" and "Sea Change."

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Item Details

Artwork:	Leigh Limon (cover concept)
Format:	12 inch, Vinyl
product number:	DGC12 22303
Label:	DGC / Geffen
Released:	1997
Country:	US
Barcode:	720642230312
Notes:	-
Sleeve Condition:	★★★☆☆ VG+ (Good)
Media Condition:	★★★☆☆ VG+ (Good) Overall good quality. Please check out the audio sample.
Keyword	# animal # 90s

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Audio sample

A1: Jack-Ass

A2: Burro

B1: Strange Invitation

B2: Brother