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| Re: Big Bag of Vegetables 9-disk set??? [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 24 May 2008 05:56 AM CDT Discs 10 - 12: Identical to the SOT material (bar slightly alternate playing sequence due to disc space) with the additional tracks on Disc 12: Track 30. Good Vibrations (pulled master sans lead vox) Track 31. Good Vibrations (chello and tannerin isolted) *fan edit Track 32. Good Vibrations instrumental backing track Track 33. Good Vibrations (incomplete vox 45 master) Track 34. Good Vibrations 45 mono mix Track 35. Good Vibrations 45 true stereo mix * fan edit The booklets are IMO the best ever made for a boot series. Complete with color session pics and arranged on a H&V green style backdrop. Included are all known session dates. The discs are done on the Brother style label. | ||
| Re: Big Bag of Vegetables 9-disk set??? [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 24 May 2008 04:33 AM CDT Disc 8: 1. Cabin Essence (verse takes 1-22) 2. Cabin Essence (chorus trakes 1-17) 3. Cabin Essence (chorus takes 18-23) 4. Cabin Essence (tag takes 1-5) 5. Cabin Essence (verse chorus mix 1) 6. Cabin Essence (verse chorus mix 2) 7. Cabin Essence (verse chorus mix 3) 8. Cabin Essence (verse chorus mix 4) 9. Cabin Essence (verse chorus mix 5) 10. Cabin Essence (verse chorus overdub) 11. Cabin Essence (verse chorus tag vox overdub) 12. Cabin Essence (tag vocal overdub) 13. Cabin Essence (chorus tag overdub) 14. Cabin Essence (chorus tag vox overdub) 15. Cabin Essence (backing track) 16. Cabin Essence (1968 vox only) 17. Cabin Essence (1968 completed track) 18. Cabin Essence (truck drivin man isolated vox) 19. Cabin Essence (true stereo mix) *fan edit Disc 9: Psychadelic Sounds track listing | ||
| David Marks and hepatitis [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 24 May 2008 04:00 AM CDT | ||
| Great article on Dennis [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 24 May 2008 03:50 AM CDT ...by veteran UK BB commentator Richard Williams. I still remember (probably still have) the classic review he wrote of the Surf's Up LP in The (London) Times, 1971. http://music.guardian.co.uk/rock/story/0,,2281596,00.html | ||
| Re: Big Bag of Vegetables 9-disk set??? [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 24 May 2008 03:49 AM CDT Disc 6: 1. Vega-tables (early version mono mix) - "cornucopia" 2. Vega-tables (early version 1st vox overdub) 3. Vega-tables (early version 2nd vox overdub) 4. Vega-tables (April assembly) 5. Vega-tables (part 1, piano track) 6. Vega-tables (part 1, vox overdub) 7. Vega-tables (part 1, vox overdub attempt) 8. Vega-tables (part 1, inst and vox overdub attempt) 9. Vega-tables (part 1, inst and vox overdub attempt 2) 10. Vega-tables (part 1, inst and vox overdub attempt 3) 11. Vega-tables (part 1, vox overdub attempts) 12. Vega-tables (part 1, vox overdub attempts) 13. Vega-tables (part 1, vox overdub attempts) 14. Vega-tables (part 1, vox overdub attempts) 15. Vega-tables (part 1, inst inserts takes 1-8) 16. Vega-tables (part 1, vox insert rehearsal) 17. Vega-tables (part 1, mono mix tests) 18. Vega-tables (part 2, take unknown) 19. Vega-tables (part 2, 1st vox overdub) 20. Vega-tables (part 2, 2nd vox overdub) 21. Vega-tables (part 2, version 2, track rehearsal) 22. Vega-tables (part 2, version 2, 1st vox overdub) 23. Vega-tables (part 2, version 2, 2nd vox overdub) 24. Vega-tables (part 2, version 2, 3rd vox overdub) 25. Vega-tables (part 2, version 2, 4th vox overdub) 26. Vega-tables (part 2, version 3 mono mix) 27. Vega-tables (part 3 session) 28. Vega-tables (part 3, take 12) 29. Vega-tables (part 3, 1st vox overdub) 30. Vega-tables (part 3, 2nd vox overdub) 31. Vega-tables (part 3, mono mix 1) 32. Vega-tables (fade complete mono mix) 33. Vega-tables (bop bop dit dit vox and piano) 34. Vega-tables (various vox insert mixes) 35. Vega-tables (assembled mix with dual verse vox) 36. Vega-tables (assembled mix complete) Disc 7: 1. Wind Chimes (takes 1 - 4) 2. Wind Chimes (take 4) 3. Wind Chimes (take 5) 4. Wind Chimes (takes 6&7) 5. Wind Chimes (pickup takes 1-5) 6. Wind Chimes (takes 8&9) 7. Wind Chimes (track) 8. Wind Chimes (1st vox overdub) 9. Wind Chimes (last part take 3) 10. Wind Chimes (complete track stereo) 11. Wind Chimes (complete track mono) 12. The Elements: Fire (take 1) 13. The Elements: Fire (take 2) 14. The Elements: Fire (takes 3-7) 15. The Elements: Fire (takes 8-10) 16. The Elements: Fire (takes 11&12) 17. The Elements: Fire (takes 15-18) 18. The Elements: Fire (overdub take 1) 19. The Elements: Fire (mono mix) 20. Friday Night (take 1) 21. Friday Night (take 2) 22. Friday Night (takes 6-10) 23. Friday Night (completed track stereo) 24. Water (organ) 25. Water (1st vocal overdub) 26. Water (2nd vocal overdub) 27. Water (3rd vocal overdub) 28. Water (4th vocal overdub) 29. Water (stereo mix) 30. Water (completed track stereo) 31. Vega-Tables radio spot rehearsals 32. 1966 Capitol Sales Smile Teaser | ||
| Weezer - Red Album [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 24 May 2008 12:54 AM CDT Just so you know, I use to be a major Weezer fan ever since I saw the premiere of Undone on MTV. It was pretty sickening to be honest, everything about me revolved around Weezer for the next 6 or so years. I was made fun of but whatever, haters to the left. Anyway... What would normally be a major FAIL, Im thoroughly surprised by their new album. Patrick Wilson was wrong in saying that fans of the Blue Album/Pinkerton will be happy with the outcome of this album, because IMO its still missing a pivotal role (coughcoughmattsharpcough) but I will agree that its much better than everything else they came out with since the Pink. Has anyone else heard any of the songs? Im gonna pick up the deluxe cd when its released, its gonna be the first weezer album I buy since Pinkerton. | ||
| Re: Announcement posted - TLOS by Sept. 2nd! [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 09:48 PM CDT I don't know about that...most of it is pretty simple, but like I said, that key change in the bridge where it ends with Eb as the tonic then goes back to Ab isn't something your average songwriter would come up with, let alone Mike Love (who as far as I know hadn't written any music for the BB at that point). It just doesn't make sense, unless maybe Mike came up with the main verse music but Brian did the bridge...that I might be able to buy. I do remember hearing - perhaps even from AGD - on one of the boards that Mike wrote the verse and Brian wrote the bridge. But, who knows? | ||
| Re: Bob Dylan Thread [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 09:36 PM CDT Slightly surprised that he's sticking with "Summer Days", although I love the song. That song is a monster live!! I have seen Bob twice and he played it both times. He really seems to get into that one. Well, at least as much as Bob visually gets into anything that is. Yeah, Dylan does get into it doesn't it; you could actually categorize it as dancing!  Seriously, the song does rock, with Tony Garnier on the stand-up bass, and Denny Freeman wailing on guitar. Bob has played it at every concert so far on his 2008 spring/summer tour. Again, I'm a little surprised that it's one of the only songs he plays EVERY NIGHT. I mean, with his catalogue, I just find it interesting that he chose that one. It looks like "Tweedle Dum & Tweedle Dee" is back to stay also. That kinda rocks live, too. | ||
| Re: Announcement posted - TLOS by Sept. 2nd! [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 09:32 PM CDT I don't have the best ear for these things, but to me, Let the Wind Blow, is G7, C, C7 and Dm, Am for most of the song then Dm, G and Em, Bm and Em7, D/A for the bridge. Maybe we need to start a definitive chord progression thread... | ||
| BRIAN WILSON 2008 BOWMAN SIGNS FUTURE AUTO AUTOGRAPH ["brian wilson"] Posted: 23 May 2008 08:14 PM CDT
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| Re: Poetry album' A world of Peace must come' -set for release [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 07:19 PM CDT I think work continued on this record up to, like, 1974 or something. | ||
| Re: Poetry album' A world of Peace must come' -set for release [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 07:15 PM CDT I think it was done during the Sunflower era. The little snippit I heard is a little over the top, but some of it sounds interesting. Late summer/fall 1969 | ||
| Re: Poetry album' A world of Peace must come' -set for release [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 06:15 PM CDT Whomever puts it out would be wise to include isolated backing tracks for the few songs that have full BW orchestrations. Put those on there as bonus tracks. | ||
| Re: Big Bag of Vegetables 9-disk set??? [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 05:53 PM CDT Track List Confirmed from 12 CD "The Smile Sessions" Thanks much--it will be interesting to see what differences there are in the track lists with Big Bag of Vegetables... | ||
| Re: Advance Beach Boys Tickets Rhinebeck NY [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 05:24 PM CDT By the looks of it who ever is just using whatever photo they can find because when you go to the fair website to order the tickets there is the 2001 photo up then when you print the tickets that page has the circa 83 photo | ||
| Re: Announcement posted - TLOS by Sept. 2nd! [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 04:07 PM CDT Byron Preiss had this to say about the creation of "Let The Wind Blow": I never remember where I read these things, but from my understanding, Mike had written it as an upbeat R&B-styled track, which Brian then took and morphed it into what it was on the album. If Mike gets a composer's credit for arranging Mama Says, then Brian gets one for arranging Let the Wind Blow."...one of Mike's most beautiful compositions. Written while in his car, Mike took it to Brian, who changed the melody line, gave it a different beat, and went into the studio to record". And the chords are pretty standard, I think. It's a lot less musically complicated than, say, Big Sur or Sumahama. I don't know about that...most of it is pretty simple, but like I said, that key change in the bridge where it ends with Eb as the tonic then goes back to Ab isn't something your average songwriter would come up with, let alone Mike Love (who as far as I know hadn't written any music for the BB at that point). It just doesn't make sense, unless maybe Mike came up with the main verse music but Brian did the bridge...that I might be able to buy. | ||
| Re: selling Beach Boys rarities... [Smiley Smile Message Board] Posted: 23 May 2008 03:59 PM CDT Is there much collector cachet/demand for the original vinyl US version of "Rarities"? | ||
| BEACH BOYS BRIAN WILSON 45 SOLO, CAROLINE,NO ON CAPITAL ["brian wilson"] Posted: 23 May 2008 11:41 AM CDT |
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