Bee Thousand

Guided by Voices

Bee Thousand

RELEASED: June 21, 1994
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Hardcore UFO's 1:54 2. Buzzards and Dreadful Crows 1:43 3. Tractor Rape Chain 3:04 4. The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory 1:45 5. Hot Freaks 1:42 6. Smothered in Hugs 3:00 7. Yours to Keep 1:15 8. Echos Myron 2:42 9. Gold Star for Robot Boy 1:39 10. Awful Bliss 1:12 11. Mincer Ray 2:21 12. A Big Fan of the Pigpen 2:09 13. Queen of Cans and Jars 1:55 14. Her Psychology Today 2:04 15. Kicker of Elves 1:04 16. Ester's Day 1:51 17. Demons Are Real 0:48 18. I Am a Scientist 2:24 19. Peep-Hole 1:25 20. You're Not an Airplane 0:33
Bee Thousand is often regarded as one of the seminal albums of the indie rock genre, characterized by its lo-fi production, eclectic songwriting, and the distinctive style of frontman Robert Pollard. The album features a mix of short, catchy songs and experimental tracks, showcasing the band's unique approach to songwriting and recording. Its influence on the alternative rock scene of the 1990s is profound, as it helped to pave the way for many indie artists who followed.