
Beck has announced 'Ride Lonesome', his first new album in seven years
Nigel Godrich mixes his first album of new material since 'Hyperspace'.
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'Hell Yes' by Beck is an alternative track from 'Guero', released in 2005. The lyrics sketch a restless search for belonging amid industrial grinding and staged reward, with the imagery sliding from bomb-scarred damage to disco smoke, burning money and broken equipment. It turns sharper into talk of enforced behaviour and mediated speech, framing “thought control” and ghostwritten confession as a kind of emotional administration. The voice sounds urgent and defensive, looking for shelter and asking to be repositioned, as if the world is constantly rearranging the terms of survival.
"Hell Yes" is a single by Beck, from the album Guero, released 2005. The track is 3:18 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about Beck.
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