Beck
Beck Full Concert in Barcelona at Sala Zeleste featuring multiple songs
In May 1998, when Beck took the stage at Sala Zeleste in Barcelona, he was riding high on the enormous wave of his critically acclaimed album, "Odelay," which had hit the shelves two years prior. This album was a game-changer, blending rock, hip-hop, and folk elements with a quirky, avant-garde touch that was unmistakably Beck. During this live recording, you could feel the raw energy and excitement from the crowd, especially with anthems like "Devil’s Haircut" and "The New Pollution." It’s fascinating to note that Beck's experimental approach to music was reflected not only in his studio work but also in his spirited performances. Fans could revel in the live renditions of tracks from “Odelay,” but beyond that, he was also showcasing cuts from his earlier work and fresh material, effectively weaving a tapestry of his artistic evolution. This concert captured Beck at a pivotal moment, solidifying him as a unique voice in the '90s music scene.
