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Can someone name all of the Beach Boys albums?
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no, but i have sounds of summer and pet sounds, and i love em both, Pet sounds is amazing
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U tryin 2 sample tha beach boyz or sumtin?
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Can someone name all of the Beach Boys albums?
You don't want ALL of them, some of them are horrible. They re-released all of their albums on "2fers", where they put two albums on one cd.
the "Surfer Girl/Little Deuce Coupe" one is good if you like their surf songs.
the "Today!/Summer Days (and summer nights!)" 2fer if you like the songs when Brian started getting introspective and geniusy, like "Help me Rhonda", "Please Let Me Wonder", "The Little Girl I Once Knew", "California Girls", "Kiss Me Baby", stuff like that. Excellent CD.
"Pet Sounds" is it's own CD, and their best work.
"Smiley Smile/Wild Honey" were the next two albums, Smiley Smile is the weirdest album ever (it's an aborted, toned down version of "SMiLE")... and "Wild Honey" is kind of Rock. Decent album.
"Friends/20-20" is a good album, but really toned down and mellow. They recorded the whole "Friends" album in Brian's house, and he was depressed for both of these albums, so all the songs are really mellow. The title track to "Friends" is beautiful, and incredibly creative. Good album to buy.
"Sunflower/Surf's Up" is alright, Sunflower was a good album, "this Whole World" and "Add Some Music (To Your Day)" are great, great, legendary songs. Few more good songs on that album. "Surf's Up" is depressing, slit your wrists music for a large part.. Brian's "Til I Die" has gotta be one of the most depressing songs ever written... "I'm a leaf on a windy day, pretty soon I'll be blown away, how long will the wind blow? how long will the wind blow? Until I Die" Brian just totally lost it after that, he dissapeared almost completely from their next 4 albums or so.
In 1975, the Beach Boys got a psychiatrist to live with Brian, he straightened him up a little bit, and Brian helped produce and write "15 Big Ones". It's a bunch of covers, with a few new songs, and Brian's voice is horribly damaged by ciggarettes and alcohol, and drugs. He still manages to sound like a fucking genius on many of the songs though. If you like old school rock and roll like "Chapel Of Love" and things like that, you might like it. The 2fer has "The Beach Boys Love You" on it too, which Brian fully wrote and produced. It's really an incredible piece of work, but in a totally different way than the last album he fully produced and wrote, Pet Sounds. It's rough, emotional, even childish for the most part, but it's very heartfelt, and a favorite of a bunch of people's. It's Brian's favorite album he ever made.
Soon after, he gained the weight back, and got addicted to drugs and alcohol again, so it was kind of their last ride. They made 4 or 5 albums AFTER that, but they all were pretty much horrible.
Brian's first solo album "Brian Wilson" has about 3 good songs on it, but by then his voice had returned, and many of the album's harmonies he sounds incredible on.
He made "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times" in 95 or so, and he sounds frail and weak on all the songs, even though they're produced well (by someone else), and they're all his hits from the Beach Boys.
He made an album with Van Dyke Parks, the man who helped him write "SMiLE" around this time too, called "Orange Crate Art", but it's very artsy, and Brian's voice doesn't sound so great on the whole cd. He sounds like Kermit the Frog.
In 1998, he released "Imagination", the first studio album since his "renaissance"... basically he got remarried, adopted children, got some new psychiatrists and anti-psychodic medication, and reverted back to writing beautiful melodies and incredible vocal harmonies, although he still wouldn't produce anything. The album's alright... Brian's voice is incredible throughout, but the songs are all kind of bland. 3 or 4 good ones, like the title track, and a remake of "Keep an Eye On Summer", and a song dedicated to his brother, "Lay Down Burden" who died of Cancer that year.
In 2000, he released the excellent "Live At The Roxy" live double cd, it's pretty incredible, his band is amazing. He sounds great on most of it, and sings all his best songs.
In 2002, he released "Pet Sounds Live", a full live recording of the entire Pet Sounds album. It's an excellent album, and his older weary voice sounds great on all the classic songs on that album.
In 2004, he released "SMiLE", 40 years after he started writing and arranging it. Amazingly, he produced the entire album, sang on the entire album, wrote the entire album, arranged, mixed, etc. the whole thing. It's a masterpiece, one of the greatest albums of all time.
Also in 2004, he released "Gettin' In Over My Head", a full album of new material, amazingly again, all produced and written by him. I love the album, I think it's great, but it's pretty much adult contemporary flavored stuff.
He's working on 2 new albums, one a "Rock & Roll" album that's supposed to be more like his original stuff with the Beach Boys, like "Dance Dance Dance" and "I Get Around". The second album is an album full of songs for children, he's recording it with his two daughters, they're 5 and 7 or something like that.
Mike Love is working on a new Cd, too, but it's been postponed for years. All of the other Beach Boys are either dead or aren't recording anymore.
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Can someone name all of the Beach Boys albums?
You don't want ALL of them, some of them are horrible. They re-released all of their albums on "2fers", where they put two albums on one cd.
the "Surfer Girl/Little Deuce Coupe" one is good if you like their surf songs.
the "Today!/Summer Days (and summer nights!)" 2fer if you like the songs when Brian started getting introspective and geniusy, like "Help me Rhonda", "Please Let Me Wonder", "The Little Girl I Once Knew", "California Girls", "Kiss Me Baby", stuff like that. Excellent CD.
"Pet Sounds" is it's own CD, and their best work.
"Smiley Smile/Wild Honey" were the next two albums, Smiley Smile is the weirdest album ever (it's an aborted, toned down version of "SMiLE")... and "Wild Honey" is kind of Rock. Decent album.
"Friends/20-20" is a good album, but really toned down and mellow. They recorded the whole "Friends" album in Brian's house, and he was depressed for both of these albums, so all the songs are really mellow. The title track to "Friends" is beautiful, and incredibly creative. Good album to buy.
"Sunflower/Surf's Up" is alright, Sunflower was a good album, "this Whole World" and "Add Some Music (To Your Day)" are great, great, legendary songs. Few more good songs on that album. "Surf's Up" is depressing, slit your wrists music for a large part.. Brian's "Til I Die" has gotta be one of the most depressing songs ever written... "I'm a leaf on a windy day, pretty soon I'll be blown away, how long will the wind blow? how long will the wind blow? Until I Die" Brian just totally lost it after that, he dissapeared almost completely from their next 4 albums or so.
In 1975, the Beach Boys got a psychiatrist to live with Brian, he straightened him up a little bit, and Brian helped produce and write "15 Big Ones". It's a bunch of covers, with a few new songs, and Brian's voice is horribly damaged by ciggarettes and alcohol, and drugs. He still manages to sound like a fucking genius on many of the songs though. If you like old school rock and roll like "Chapel Of Love" and things like that, you might like it. The 2fer has "The Beach Boys Love You" on it too, which Brian fully wrote and produced. It's really an incredible piece of work, but in a totally different way than the last album he fully produced and wrote, Pet Sounds. It's rough, emotional, even childish for the most part, but it's very heartfelt, and a favorite of a bunch of people's. It's Brian's favorite album he ever made.
Soon after, he gained the weight back, and got addicted to drugs and alcohol again, so it was kind of their last ride. They made 4 or 5 albums AFTER that, but they all were pretty much horrible.
Brian's first solo album "Brian Wilson" has about 3 good songs on it, but by then his voice had returned, and many of the album's harmonies he sounds incredible on.
He made "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times" in 95 or so, and he sounds frail and weak on all the songs, even though they're produced well (by someone else), and they're all his hits from the Beach Boys.
He made an album with Van Dyke Parks, the man who helped him write "SMiLE" around this time too, called "Orange Crate Art", but it's very artsy, and Brian's voice doesn't sound so great on the whole cd. He sounds like Kermit the Frog.
In 1998, he released "Imagination", the first studio album since his "renaissance"... basically he got remarried, adopted children, got some new psychiatrists and anti-psychodic medication, and reverted back to writing beautiful melodies and incredible vocal harmonies, although he still wouldn't produce anything. The album's alright... Brian's voice is incredible throughout, but the songs are all kind of bland. 3 or 4 good ones, like the title track, and a remake of "Keep an Eye On Summer", and a song dedicated to his brother, "Lay Down Burden" who died of Cancer that year.
In 2000, he released the excellent "Live At The Roxy" live double cd, it's pretty incredible, his band is amazing. He sounds great on most of it, and sings all his best songs.
In 2002, he released "Pet Sounds Live", a full live recording of the entire Pet Sounds album. It's an excellent album, and his older weary voice sounds great on all the classic songs on that album.
In 2004, he released "SMiLE", 40 years after he started writing and arranging it. Amazingly, he produced the entire album, sang on the entire album, wrote the entire album, arranged, mixed, etc. the whole thing. It's a masterpiece, one of the greatest albums of all time.
Also in 2004, he released "Gettin' In Over My Head", a full album of new material, amazingly again, all produced and written by him. I love the album, I think it's great, but it's pretty much adult contemporary flavored stuff.
He's working on 2 new albums, one a "Rock & Roll" album that's supposed to be more like his original stuff with the Beach Boys, like "Dance Dance Dance" and "I Get Around". The second album is an album full of songs for children, he's recording it with his two daughters, they're 5 and 7 or something like that.
Mike Love is working on a new Cd, too, but it's been postponed for years. All of the other Beach Boys are either dead or aren't recording anymore.
Cool...thanks for the info
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Oh, and here's a photo of Brian from a couple weeks ago, pimpin' them hos.
(http://www.brianwilson.com/media/photos/photos/gv_musical/04.jpg)
Notice the mildly insane look on his face, still there after all these years. DON'T DO DRUGS!
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Oh, and here's a photo of Brian from a couple weeks ago, pimpin' them hos.
(http://www.brianwilson.com/media/photos/photos/gv_musical/04.jpg)
Notice the mildly insane look on his face, still there after all these years. DON'T DO DRUGS!
Where he at,I'd like 2 drop by there if I could,or iz it strictly 4 surferz?
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"Strickly For Surfers" LOL
That reminds me of a story, you wanting to 'drop by'. There's this dude that plays in his band right now, and when he was in his early 20's, in the 70's, he was a huge Beach Boys fan.
Well, Brian famously spent nearly the whole 70's in bed, in his mansion in Beverly Hills. EVERY DAY, he was in bed at his house... basically awake, just lying in bed looking at the ceiling, or writing songs, etc.... basically he was ALWAYS home. And he's one of the most famous musicians in the world.
Well this kid, he's like 21 or something, he's a huge Beach Boys fan, so he drives to Beverly Hills. He had heard in an interview that Brian had a mansion on Bellagio Drive, that he was Insane, and that he lay in bed all day. He also had an album cover of one of their albums, that was of a stained glass window, in Brian's house. So dude drove up and down Bellagio Drive, in Beverly Hills, until he found a house with the stained glass window on the album cover he had. When he found the house, finally, he just walked up and rang the buzzer.
So a few minutes go by, and Brian Wilson answered the door in a bathrobe, LOL. The guy told him he was a big fan, and he thought he'd just 'drop by', so Brian just let the guy come in and shoot the shit with him for a while, and years later the guy ended up being one of his backup singers.
So yeah, just go drop by his mansion if you wanna talk to him.
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^ yo i heard some story that Paul mccartney, whos a big brian wilson fan, stopped by, and Brian was so scared, he was hiding in his shed..
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At first I was gonna say "come On man"... but on second thought, hell that might be true. I heard a true story about him one time, that he went out to dinner with his psychiatrist somewhere in the 80's, and a fan recognized him about the time Brian started putting butter on his toast, and then slapping it onto the sides of his face.
Before they played their Knebworth Concert in 1980, they had a big party, and Brian didn't like the catering, so he asked the guy that ran the place if they had any "Birthday Cake"... (Not Cake, specifically BIRTHDAY Cake)... the guy found a Birthday Cake they were going to give to some kid, and Brian ate the whole thing with his hands and then passed out on the couch.
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God Only Knows still remains my favourite song of all time.
Top 10 Beach Boys tracks Trauma? Interesting to see cos it looks like you have a similar interests in music to me.
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^ yo i heard some story that Paul mccartney, whos a big brian wilson fan, stopped by, and Brian was so scared, he was hiding in his shed..
lol
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"Strickly For Surfers" LOL
Well, Brian famously spent nearly the whole 70's in bed, in his mansion in Beverly Hills. EVERY DAY, he was in bed at his house... basically awake, just lying in bed looking at the ceiling, or writing songs, etc.... basically he was ALWAYS home.
How would U know sumthin like that???,naw juss fukin wit U,But I'm talkin bout all them females at where ever he waz at.I aint no fan of tha beach boyz and shit.
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God Only Knows still remains my favourite song of all time.
Top 10 Beach Boys tracks Trauma? Interesting to see cos it looks like you have a similar interests in music to me.
Hmm, I dunno, i'm not good at Top 10's, but I'll bang out a few just for the hell of it.
My favorite song ever is "Wouldn't It Be Nice", so that's definately at #1
1. Wouldn't it be nice
- God Only Knows
- Don't Worry Baby
- Good Vibrations
- You Still Believe In Me
- California Girls
- Add Some Music To Your Day
- In My Room
- Surfer Girl
- Let Him Run Wild
If you haven't heard all of those, do yourself a favor, and download 'em!
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and btw....
Oh, and here's a photo of Brian from a couple weeks ago, pimpin' them hos.
(http://www.brianwilson.com/media/photos/photos/gv_musical/04.jpg)
Notice the mildly insane look on his face, still there after all these years. DON'T DO DRUGS!
"mildly insane", IMO, is a fuckin euphemism :D
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
On topic, thanks for the info Trauma, I currently just have one of the greatest hits comps on vinyl that my parent used to have, but I definitely need to check out some of their other albums.
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it would be very hard not to include almost every pet sounds track in their best songs ever
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
Why do you give a fuck?
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
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who are the Beach Boyz?
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^good quote from def^.......I cook my beef ,put that shit in a bun and eat it!
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
Well... I 'think it's funny' that you deny respect to people who are clearly legends, recognized as such by virtually anyone intelligent on God's earth. Holla!~
Oh, and by the way, RAP is White music now, check the sales demographics. You're not as exclusive as you seem.
Oh, and 1 more thing, WHITE POWER!!!~
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
Well... I 'think it's funny' that you deny respect to people who are clearly legends, recognized as such by virtually anyone intelligent on God's earth. Holla!~
Oh, and by the way, RAP is White music now, check the sales demographics. You're not as exclusive as you seem.
Oh, and 1 more thing, WHITE POWER!!!~
Brilliant.
Anyways, a friend of mine, a HUGE Beach Boys fan, was telling me that it's possible to find online the album Smile (from 2004) while it was still in production. He wasn't talking about the older version. He told me though, that its even better than Smile and that it isn't as overproduced. Trauma, do you know anything about this?
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It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
so far you have failed to provide us with evidence that this ´has nothin to do with stupidity´. what´s your point? where´s the funniness in talking about the beach boys? i´m fiending for that mystery to be unravelled to me..... ::)
and Infinte, nevermind niggah
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God Only Knows still remains my favourite song of all time.
Top 10 Beach Boys tracks Trauma? Interesting to see cos it looks like you have a similar interests in music to me.
Hmm, I dunno, i'm not good at Top 10's, but I'll bang out a few just for the hell of it.
My favorite song ever is "Wouldn't It Be Nice", so that's definately at #1
1. Wouldn't it be nice
- God Only Knows
- Don't Worry Baby
- Good Vibrations
- You Still Believe In Me
- California Girls
- Add Some Music To Your Day
- In My Room
- Surfer Girl
- Let Him Run Wild
If you haven't heard all of those, do yourself a favor, and download 'em!
I'd have 'Disney Girls', 'Forever' & 'Caroline No' ahead of 'Let Him Run Wild', 'Surfer Girl' and 'Add Some Music To Your Day'. Nice list though. 'Dont Worry Baby' is the pinnacle of easy listening.
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It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
so far you have failed to provide us with evidence that this ´has nothin to do with stupidity´. what´s your point? where´s the funniness in talking about the beach boys?
Yall are just hella corny, thats all. Yall are funny because of how fuckin corny yall are.
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It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
so far you have failed to provide us with evidence that this ´has nothin to do with stupidity´. what´s your point? where´s the funniness in talking about the beach boys?
Yall are just hella corny, thats all. Yall are funny because of how fuckin corny yall are.
Beach Boys>>>>>>>>>>>>>ANY rapper
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
Well... I 'think it's funny' that you deny respect to people who are clearly legends, recognized as such by virtually anyone intelligent on God's earth. Holla!~
Oh, and by the way, RAP is White music now, check the sales demographics. You're not as exclusive as you seem.
Oh, and 1 more thing, WHITE POWER!!!~
LOL. beach boys legends. hahaha, ok buddy, if you say so.
Rap is not white music just because they are fans and watched 8 mile. Be real. Rap is black, stupid. There's a handful of white people talented enough to actually call themselves rappers, but thats about it. Be a fan all you want, but know that rap will never be white music as long as it stays pure. just like mariachi music will never be Japanese no matter how many Japanese fans it gets.
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It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
so far you have failed to provide us with evidence that this ´has nothin to do with stupidity´. what´s your point? where´s the funniness in talking about the beach boys?
Yall are just hella corny, thats all. Yall are funny because of how fuckin corny yall are.
Beach Boys>>>>>>>>>>>>>ANY rapper
LOL ok guy. i guess youre right. No rappers will ever make a song about surfing quite like them, lol. wow.
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
Well... I 'think it's funny' that you deny respect to people who are clearly legends, recognized as such by virtually anyone intelligent on God's earth. Holla!~
Oh, and by the way, RAP is White music now, check the sales demographics. You're not as exclusive as you seem.
Oh, and 1 more thing, WHITE POWER!!!~
LOL. beach boys legends. hahaha, ok buddy, if you say so.
Rap is not white music just because they are fans and watched 8 mile. Be real. Rap is black, stupid. There's a handful of white people talented enough to actually call themselves rappers, but thats about it. Be a fan all you want, but know that rap will never be white music as long as it stays pure. just like mariachi music will never be Japanese no matter how many Japanese fans it gets.
You're just showing your ignorance even more. There's been white people involved in rap since day 1, and since day 1, white people have been the majority of the sales demographic. Why? Because there's more FUCKING WHITE PEOPLE. LOL It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out, man. Rap music is recorded by, sold to, recorded for, marketed to WHITE PEOPLE. I'm sorry that hurts you, but hey, if it's any condolence, I'm ready to admit the greatest Rock & Roll guitarist ever was Black, and Black men likely DO have longer dicks. Other than that, though, we're about equal, and the sooner you realize it doesn't matter what color music is, the better you'll be, dumbass.
By the way, since your mind is too small to figure it out, there's a certain 'coolness' you'll never know in embracing something as totally 'unhip' as the Beach Boys. Talent is fucking TALENT, so I don't care if they were a group of Palsy victims, if they sound that good, and write songs that great, then they're legends. For you to deny that shows your age, your grade, and your intelligence... all three don't add up to more than about 50, but at least you figured out how to plug your keyboard in and you've apparently got your double click down.
Brian Wilson wrote, played, produced, engineered, mixed, and realeased "Good Vibrations", inventing production techniques that formed the basis of modular recording, which is used on virtually every piece of RECORDED MUSIC today... AND the song went to #1.
Lemme know when a rapper pulls that off. Lemme know the next time a rapper writes a 6 part harmony line, or the next time a rapper hits a E in the 7th octave. Hell, let me know the next time a rapper turns 63, and is still putting albums out.
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It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
so far you have failed to provide us with evidence that this ´has nothin to do with stupidity´. what´s your point? where´s the funniness in talking about the beach boys?
Yall are just hella corny, thats all. Yall are funny because of how fuckin corny yall are.
No shit Sherlock, I was being corny. BUT, you have so far not made one fuckin point in this whole thread
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
Well... I 'think it's funny' that you deny respect to people who are clearly legends, recognized as such by virtually anyone intelligent on God's earth. Holla!~
Oh, and by the way, RAP is White music now, check the sales demographics. You're not as exclusive as you seem.
Oh, and 1 more thing, WHITE POWER!!!~
LOL. beach boys legends. hahaha, ok buddy, if you say so.
Rap is not white music just because they are fans and watched 8 mile. Be real. Rap is black, stupid. There's a handful of white people talented enough to actually call themselves rappers, but thats about it. Be a fan all you want, but know that rap will never be white music as long as it stays pure. just like mariachi music will never be Japanese no matter how many Japanese fans it gets.
You're just showing your ignorance even more. There's been white people involved in rap since day 1, and since day 1, white people have been the majority of the sales demographic. Why? Because there's more FUCKING WHITE PEOPLE. LOL It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out, man. Rap music is recorded by, sold to, recorded for, marketed to WHITE PEOPLE. I'm sorry that hurts you, but hey, if it's any condolence, I'm ready to admit the greatest Rock & Roll guitarist ever was Black, and Black men likely DO have longer dicks. Other than that, though, we're about equal, and the sooner you realize it doesn't matter what color music is, the better you'll be, dumbass.
By the way, since your mind is too small to figure it out, there's a certain 'coolness' you'll never know in embracing something as totally 'unhip' as the Beach Boys. Talent is fucking TALENT, so I don't care if they were a group of Palsy victims, if they sound that good, and write songs that great, then they're legends. For you to deny that shows your age, your grade, and your intelligence... all three don't add up to more than about 50, but at least you figured out how to plug your keyboard in and you've apparently got your double click down.
Brian Wilson wrote, played, produced, engineered, mixed, and realeased "Good Vibrations", inventing production techniques that formed the basis of modular recording, which is used on virtually every piece of RECORDED MUSIC today... AND the song went to #1.
Lemme know when a rapper pulls that off. Lemme know the next time a rapper writes a 6 part harmony line, or the next time a rapper hits a E in the 7th octave. Hell, let me know the next time a rapper turns 63, and is still putting albums out.
that was a a great post.
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LMMFAO, first the beatles now this. Fuck it though, at least yall aint tryin to be nothin but white. I applaud you. LMAO
how old are you and whereare you from?
LOL, I like how this has now become the standard response to all musical stupidity that other members exert.
It has nothin to do with stupidity. the beach boys is some of the whitest music ever. I think its funny that people come on here to talk about the beach boys and the beatles and shit. i know it says other genres, blah blah blah, whatever.
Well... I 'think it's funny' that you deny respect to people who are clearly legends, recognized as such by virtually anyone intelligent on God's earth. Holla!~
Oh, and by the way, RAP is White music now, check the sales demographics. You're not as exclusive as you seem.
Oh, and 1 more thing, WHITE POWER!!!~
LOL. beach boys legends. hahaha, ok buddy, if you say so.
Rap is not white music just because they are fans and watched 8 mile. Be real. Rap is black, stupid. There's a handful of white people talented enough to actually call themselves rappers, but thats about it. Be a fan all you want, but know that rap will never be white music as long as it stays pure. just like mariachi music will never be Japanese no matter how many Japanese fans it gets.
You're just showing your ignorance even more. There's been white people involved in rap since day 1, and since day 1, white people have been the majority of the sales demographic. Why? Because there's more FUCKING WHITE PEOPLE. LOL It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out, man. Rap music is recorded by, sold to, recorded for, marketed to WHITE PEOPLE. I'm sorry that hurts you, but hey, if it's any condolence, I'm ready to admit the greatest Rock & Roll guitarist ever was Black, and Black men likely DO have longer dicks. Other than that, though, we're about equal, and the sooner you realize it doesn't matter what color music is, the better you'll be, dumbass.
By the way, since your mind is too small to figure it out, there's a certain 'coolness' you'll never know in embracing something as totally 'unhip' as the Beach Boys. And blah blah blah and a gang of other bullshit thats completely unrelated.
No, white people have not been involved since day one. Be a fan. Dont act like it belongs to you though. As far as rap being marketed to white kids, yeah, thats just good business. They'd be dumb not to, but again, that does not make it white music. Some of the most successful rappers in history were speakin on whites in a very negative light so it is not like its made for white people. Plus generally speaking, rap was not even accepted by whites as real music for a LONG time, and didn't want no part of it until they realized there was money to be made.
And while you're admitting the greatest rock guitarist is black, gone head and admit that rock is also black music that was hijacked by whites. Thats pretty common knowledge though so Im sure you already know that.
As far as liking something that people see as "unhip," I dont give no fuck about how its percieved, I like whatever sounds good to me. I can respect shit I dont like, but that dont make it sound good to me. i never said the beach boys made bad music, just that they made some of the corniest music ever. If corny music is your thing, then fine, gone and listen to your corny ass music. Quit gettin so damn defensive. It really aint that serious.
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I'm sorry, were you expecting me to read that? You're ignorant, we've already established that, you can't even spell your fucked up name right.
It'll be a COLD DAY when I read some shit you post.
*Somebody I respect, fill me in on anything interesting he typed.
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LOL @ this faggot gettin his feelings hurt.