Probably the biggest historical Beach Boys find in years,$10 million value

[Eric Aniversario]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2306391/Lost-Beach-Boys-lyrics-music-photographs-expected-sell-10m-lying-Florida-storage-unit-years.html

[Cyncie]

Wasn't this a couple of years ago? I wonder who got all that stuff.

http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,15380.0.html

[Eric Aniversario]

My bad, I should have checked the date of the article.

[Cyncie]

S'okay. I do it all the time.

[Andrew G. Doe]

Wasn't this a couple of years ago? I wonder who got all that stuff.

http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,15380.0.html

As I recall (that is, imperfectly), BRI got an injunction on any of it being sold.

[The Shift]

Shame for those of us here with $10m burning a hole in their pocket…


Edit: adjusted to take account of inflation

[Pretty Funky]

Shame for those of us here with $10 burning a hole in their pocket…

I can cover you for $10 no problem. The $10m might take some time though!

[The Shift]

… damn this iPhone keyboard…!

[Pretty Funky]

Edit: adjusted to take account of inflation

 

[Shane]

I'm looking at all this handmade sheet music and I'm wondering exactly how it all fits into the picture.  I'm seeing "Surfin USA" and "I Get Around" presented in a conductor's type of score, with each horizontal line representing a musician's part.  Is this something Brian would have created for himself, or was it created later for copyright submission?  I know Jan Berry worked his arrangements beforehand in this manner, but I wasn't aware Brian Wilson worked this way- I always thought he was more of a "head arrangement" kind of guy.  This looks rather intricate, especially given the relative simplicity of the arrangement of "Surfin' USA".

[Andrew G. Doe]

Read the original thread. .

[Shane]

Ahhh, found it, thanks Andrew!