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- Stereopathetic Soul Manure
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Beck
Released 1994

[Untitled Track]
03:51
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[Untitled Track]
00:00
703 plays

Satan Gave Me a Taco
01:07
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- 1
- Pink Noise (Rock Me Amadeus)
- 02:57
- 3,462 plays

- 2
- Rowboat
- 03:45
- 3,568 plays

- 3
- Thunder Peel
- 01:48
- 2,893 plays

- 4
- Waitin' for a Train
- 01:08
- 3,015 plays

- 5
- The Spirit Moves Me
- 02:10
- 2,989 plays

- 6
- Crystal Clear (Beer)
- 02:29
- 3,213 plays

- 7
- No Money No Honey
- 00:00
- 3,088 plays

- 8
- 8 . 6 . 82
- 02:07
- 2,913 plays

- 9
- Total Soul Future (Eat It)
- 00:00
- 2,034 plays

- 10
- One Foot in the Grave
- 01:48
- 2,790 plays

- 11
- Aphid Manure Heist
- 01:57
- 3,616 plays

- 12
- Today Has Been a Fucked up Day
- 00:00
- 2,197 plays

- 13
- "Rollins Power Sauce"
- 00:00
- 1,921 plays

- 14
- Puttin It Down
- 00:00
- 2,231 plays

- 15
- 11 . 6 . 45
- 02:34
- 4,856 plays

- 16
- Cut 1/2 Blues
- 01:54
- 2,020 plays

- 17
- Jagermeister Pie
- 02:23
- 3,231 plays

- 18
- Ozzy
- 00:00
- 2,265 plays

- 19
- Dead Wild Cat
- 02:37
- 3,231 plays

- 20
- Satan Gave Me a Taco
- 01:07
- 6,276 plays

- 21
- 8 . 4 . 82
- 02:05
- 3,556 plays

- 22
- Tasergun
- 00:00
- 2,595 plays

- 23
- Modesto
- 03:46
- 3,859 plays

- 24
- [Untitled Track]
- 00:00
- 703 plays

- 25
- [Untitled Track]
- 03:51
- 927 plays

- 26
- [Untitled Track]
- 20:07
- 1,046 plays

album review

Released almost immediately after Beck's first album Mellow Gold, Stereopathetic Soul Manure is a noisier record than his debut, flaunting the experimental rock influences that Mellow Gold only hinted at. For the most part, the record is a nonstop attack of noise and fragmented songs, recalling the mid-'80s records of Sonic Youth and Pussy Galore, yet the occasional pop and folk-oriented song creeps in (though none of them are as well-constructed as those on the debut or his third album, One Foot in the Grave, which followed a few months later). ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide