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The Beach Boys - Surf's Up (1971)
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Re: The Beach Boys - Surf's Up (1971)
This is off teh scale brilliant.
Even Mike Love sounds great on it.
Even Mike Love sounds great on it.
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Mike Love was uncomfortable with the song's dark and moribund tone.
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This is Brian as a songwriter at his best.
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Proof that a song can make no literal, emotional or metaphorical sense and still be a great song.
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Brian and Van Dyke parks in-exelsis.
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The Call of the Wendigo wrote:Proof that a song can make no literal, emotional or metaphorical sense and still be a great song.
I sense that you may have had to've taken a great deal of mind-expanding drugs.
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Almost Classical.
Baroque even.
Baroque even.
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The harmonic coda is heart-breaking.
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It is over.
I felt that was a much better album than that other Beach Boys one we did. It was suitably varied and often refreshingly light on the harmonies that I can find somewhat cloying.
Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.![Excited](/users/3715/63/33/29/smiles/4075307247.gif)
I felt that was a much better album than that other Beach Boys one we did. It was suitably varied and often refreshingly light on the harmonies that I can find somewhat cloying.
Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.
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Every time I listen to it I forget how good it is.
It's quite coherent really.
The poor songs are not so embarrassing as all that.
The middling songs are quite jaunty and charming.
However, the good one aren't good at all - they're G.R.E.A.T.
50% of the songs are truly brilliant.
20% of the songs are quirky and charming with nice Moogy stuffs and echoey studio gallimaufry.
20% of the songs are a bit weedy.
10% of the songs are backside torpedo.
It's quite coherent really.
The poor songs are not so embarrassing as all that.
The middling songs are quite jaunty and charming.
However, the good one aren't good at all - they're G.R.E.A.T.
50% of the songs are truly brilliant.
20% of the songs are quirky and charming with nice Moogy stuffs and echoey studio gallimaufry.
20% of the songs are a bit weedy.
10% of the songs are backside torpedo.
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It's really startling to think that their next album would be the car-wreck that is Carl & the Passions "So Tough", which despite having a few choice tracks on it really illustrates how fragile and shambolic the band were. ![sad yes](/users/3715/63/33/29/smiles/2158945485.gif)
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I voted wrong. ![bawl](/users/3715/63/33/29/smiles/540545940.gif)
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