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Nearly Unanimous 5 Star Reviews For Brian Wilson's "SMiLE" - Out Today!
Westcoastin':
do you expect anyone to read all of those damn reviews you jus put up ? We got it man, you like the guy.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Never See..The P on September 27, 2004, 04:53:12 PM ---do you expect anyone to read all of those damn reviews you jus put up ? We got it man, you like the guy.
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Well you aren't forced to read them. However some people might want to read them, and Trauma made them available.
NobodyButMe:
--- Quote from: Never See..The P on September 27, 2004, 04:53:12 PM ---do you expect anyone to read all of those damn reviews you jus put up ? We got it man, you like the guy.
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lolllll
Trauma-san:
No, I'm just posting them as they come in, it's really pretty incredible, don't you think? Isn't it refreshing to you, even as cynically cool as you are, that something that's been hyped for 40 years has lived up to that hype? Isn't it refreshing, to all of us, that a man who's seen more demons than most of us ever will has overcome all of them and returned to his most shining moment?
* gets ready to post more great reviews
Trauma-san:
FHM Us review - Calls it one of the 'best albums ever recorded'
Brian Wilson
SMiLE
SMiLE is certainly the most long-awaited album in pop-music history. More than 37 years in the making, it's Brian Wilson's 2004 version of the unreleased Beach Boys 1967 follow-up to their critically acclaimed Pet Sounds. And, even aged all of its 37 years, SMiLE is one of the best albums of all time. Wilson once described it as his "teenaged symphony to God." and it's hard to find a better description: SMiLE is the pinnacle of the psychedelic, avant garde concept that pop music could be so much more than just music. SMiLE is a tribute to growing up in America, to experiencing the earth's elements and to love. Its melodies weave in and out in a dreamlike wave that Abbey Road would be jealous of. Even after all this time, and even though Wilson's voice sounds as though it has finally aged after 62 years, the brilliance and scope of SMiLE—now finally realized—stacks up with the best albums ever recorded. It's that good.
(Keith Whamond)
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