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Ride Lonesome

Studio album by BeckWikipedia

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Oct 7, 2026

Stuart StubbsHOST
13:44
I don't know if I'll be able to get- go to the gig.
Stuart StubbsHOST
13:46
Um, let's go to Beck next, Ride Lonesome, his 15th album.
Stuart StubbsHOST
13:54
You two are the Beck fans in the room.
SamPANELIST
13:57
[laughs]
GemmaPANELIST
15:56
Is-
Stuart StubbsHOST
15:56
...
Stuart StubbsHOST
15:56
Ride Lonesome-
GemmaPANELIST
15:57
Is sad Beck
Becca PetuniaHOST
18:02
... and you fell asleep immediately after listening to Odelay and woke up, and woke up in September 2026, and you turned to me, Becca Petunia, and you said, "What year is it?" And I said, "It doesn't matter.
Becca PetuniaHOST
18:18
Listen to Ride Lonesome," you wouldn't know it was the same person.
Josephine RiesmanHOST
18:24
It...
Josephine RiesmanHOST
18:24
He's changed a lot If you, if you went from Sea Change in 2002 and said, "Don't, don't ask what year it is.
Josephine RiesmanHOST
18:30
Here's Ride Lonesome," you'd be like, "Did he just put out..." I, I feel like this is the sa- a very similar thing.
Josephine RiesmanHOST
18:36
But you're right.
Josephine RiesmanHOST
18:37
That's kinda what I'm dealing with, is that, that, that shift that happens where he stops being quite as much of an explorer of genres within albums.
Josephine RiesmanHOST
18:50
Doesn't stop entirely.
DonHOST
47:42
So it's his 15th studio album, his first in seven years, actually.
DonHOST
47:47
The album's called Ride Lonesome.
DonHOST
47:49
Really seems to be almost like a lot of acoustic stuff, almost country.
DonHOST
47:55
You know, there's some pedal steel on there and a lot of, you know, piano and stuff like that.
speaker_0HOST
0:31
All right, let's get to today's episode.
speaker_0HOST
0:34
Today, we are talking about Beck and his new album, Ride On.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
Lonesome.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
Here you go.
speaker_0HOST
0:39
I hope you dig it.
speaker_0HOST
0:41
Alright, so let's talk about Beck and his new album, Ride Lonesome, which is out in the world right now.
speaker_0HOST
0:49
You can go check it out wherever you find streaming services and all that.
speaker_0HOST
0:53
Now, if you grew up like me in the 1900s and the 1990s, then you know the song by Beck called Loser.
Eric SenichHOST
3:03
And he put out another one.
Josephine RiesmanGUEST
3:04
He just put out a new one, yes, Ride Lonesome, which is being billed as sort of the third in a trilogy, beginning with 2002's Sea Change and continuing into 2014's Morning Phase.

7 MINS LATER

Josephine RiesmanGUEST
10:16
So Beck was born into Scientology, and not only that, by the time he was coming up in Scientology, his father had abruptly become something of a success.
Josephine RiesmanGUEST
10:27
When they joined, he was a well-trained musician, but he was still kind of busking.
Josephine RiesmanGUEST
10:32
Within a few years, he's playing viola on Carole King's Tapestry and then arranging strings for entire follow-up album to that.
Josephine RiesmanGUEST
10:40
He's arranging for Linda Ronstadt and Cat Stevens, all these people, and he becomes something of a s- what they call basically in a, in an official designation, a celebrity at the Church of Scientology, which means he's, he's a hot commodity and, and his family, uh, can get away with certain things that, or that certain blind eyes will be turned in a way that they might not be with more rank and file people.
Josephine RiesmanGUEST
11:06
So yes, h- his father has continued to be very involved in the Church of Scientology and is high ranking there.

5 MINS LATER

Eric SenichHOST
16:40
... shape the artist that he becomes?
ErinNARRATOR
52:37
Like, what do you mean? What do you really care about? Beck often left listeners guessing at those questions.
ErinNARRATOR
52:43
But after all his excursions and experiments, Beck describes his new album, Ride Lonesome, as where I really live musically.
ErinNARRATOR
52:50
The idea of songwriting in the classic sense, you know a guy with a guitar.
ErinNARRATOR
52:54
Ride Lonesome is, in many ways, a reunion and a return to Beck's long-time connections.
ErinNARRATOR
53:00
Once per decade, Beck has convened a core group of musicians from the band he toured with during the 1990s and early 2000s.
ErinNARRATOR
53:07
The band, with Justin Meldell-Johnson on bass, Joey Warrenker on drums, drums, Roger Manning on keyboards, and Smokey Hormel on guitar, first gathered on Beck's 1998 album, Mutations, the relatively folky hand-played successor to Beck's hip-hop-adjacent, sample-happy 1996 album, Baudelaire.
ErinNARRATOR
53:30
When these musicians regrouped on the 2002 album Sea Change, Beck was writing about heartache, the aftermath of breaking up with his fiancée.
ErinNARRATOR
53:37
In songs like Lost Cause and Lonesome Tears, Beck set aside his past wordplay to speak bluntly of shattered love and deep despair.
ErinNARRATOR
52:37
Like, what do you mean? What do you really care about? Beck often left listeners guessing at those questions.
ErinNARRATOR
52:43
But after all his excursions and experiments, Beck describes his new album, Ride Lonesome, as where I really live musically.
ErinNARRATOR
52:50
The idea of songwriting in the classic sense, you know a guy with a guitar.
ErinNARRATOR
52:54
Ride Lonesome is, in many ways, a reunion and a return to Beck's long-time connections.
ErinNARRATOR
53:00
Once per decade, Beck has convened a core group of musicians from the band he toured with during the 1990s and early 2000s.
ErinNARRATOR
53:07
The band, with Justin Meldell-Johnson on bass, Joey Warrenker on drums, drums, Roger Manning on keyboards, and Smokey Hormel on guitar, first gathered on Beck's 1998 album, Mutations, the relatively folky hand-played successor to Beck's hip-hop-adjacent, sample-happy 1996 album, Baudelaire.
ErinNARRATOR
53:44
Sea Change forged a distinct, memorable sound, stately and pensive with a reverberant ambiance.
ErinNARRATOR
53:52
fringed with eerie effects and enriched with orchestral arrangements by Beck's father, the film composer David Campbell.
Mark FentonHOST
28:41
You did it.
Mark FentonHOST
28:43
From their brand new full-length album debut, it goes on.
Mark FentonHOST
28:48
After two stellar EPs, they call themselves Briticana.
Mark FentonHOST
28:53
Their way of saying that they're like Americana, the way they make their music.
Mark FentonHOST
29:27
That was the song Easy Rider.
Mark FentonHOST
29:30
After that, we heard singer-songwriter Greg Freeman from the New England area.
Mark FentonHOST
29:37
Cahokia from his brand new All Set the Bone album that's actually coming out as this podcast is dropping this week.
Mark FentonHOST
29:45
It's the opening track.
Mark FentonHOST
70:04
That was preceded by Beck, and he has a really beautiful new mellow album, kind of a sequel to 2014's Morning Phase.
Mark FentonHOST
70:14
And the album is Ride Lonesome.
Mark FentonHOST
70:16
And we heard In the Night, just a lovely song that fits into the set.
Mark FentonHOST
70:21
And then, of course, Julia Jaclyn with some help from The Maze, all from Down Under in Australia.
HPHOST
36:06
it's not one of my favorite movies but i would be lying if i said it didn't pique my interest at the time and i thought it was an interesting movie but i'm not going to revisit it but i guess my point is he's had a couple of decent pictures in his uber but not more nothing more than that you know those superman justice league movies were terrible
Father MaloneHOST
36:27
gotta save martha all right before we move on to what i believe is our final story for the evening i just want to i just want to send a musical shout out everyone go listen to black mecon's new album that's coming out on the 29th they have a song out now you can listen to it it's called kill them exclamation point this is a duo a garage band duo from the uk who have been making mainly nearly unlistenable garage rock for the past 20 years if you can picture one guy on drums and one guy on a guitar and both those instruments are broken and they're recording on a play school tape recorder a fisher price tape recorder this that's the sounds they were going the new album sounds really fucking slick and as somebody who plays a monster all the time this kill them song is a fucking anthem and it's really great so i'll even put a fucking link in the show notes everybody
HPHOST
37:15
right on
Father MaloneHOST
37:16
you want to recommend some music hp you find anything new lately
HPHOST
37:19
Yeah, actually, you know, come to think of it, I have.
HPHOST
37:21
It's not necessarily some hidden gem like you described, but Beck just put out another album called Ride Lonesome, which for me...
HPHOST
37:30
Is it all
Father MaloneHOST
37:30
country flavored perchance?

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