My discography - latest revision here!

[TheLazenby]

This is the latest revision of my Beach Boys discography.  (I'll post further revisions in this same thread.)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1LOGZDK4

As usual, comments and questions (and especially albums I missed) are appreciated!

Incidentally, if anyone's wondering if I'm going to include Glen Campbell in the "solo albums" at one point, the answer is a very large NO.  The discography would double in length (and then some), all for a guy who never appeared on a Beach Boys album AS a Beach Boy.  (He did session work for "Pet Sounds", but that's not grounds for inclusion... he's not important enough.)  Because I feel like if I start getting into 'live-only' Beach Boys, then I'd have to hunt down the recordings of the phony Beach Boys in Mike Love's cheesy touring bands, and that's not worth the trouble, because who cares? 

[TheLazenby]

Anybody??  Comments, anything? 

[Malc]

A nice listing, tho' it would have been a bonus to see exact release dates and songwriters - but, hey, that may be asking a little too much of you ! 
One small point is that David Marks 'Live At The Blue Dolphin' isn't really a 'live' album as such. It wasn't performed before an audience ... it was just a band set-up at the Blue Dolphin recording studios, with a few silent onlookers, that was captured on tape.

[SloopJohnB]

LEI'D IN HAWAII
A live album that was never released, nor finished.  The following tracklist seems to be the most likely; two concerts were recorded, but the following concert (Aug. 25, 1967) was the only show with usable-quality material.

That's not entirely true: the Aug. 26 show is often considered as being better, sound-wise... And the performances themselves do not differ that much between the two shows.

Edit: why not include "The Legendary Masked Surfers"? Agreed, it's been released as a "Jan & Dean" disc, but it features Brian, Mike and Bruce, as well as the Honeys and many "touring members" of the Beach Boys...

[TheLazenby]

Well, Andrew Doe's site appears to differ with you on the "Hawaii" thing; according to that one, the quality of the 26th is pretty poor.

I'll include the Masked Surfers album if you can supply info - date, tracklist, etc.  (I'm assuming that's an album of new material, and not a compilation?)

[SloopJohnB]

To my ears, the show from the 26th is as good (or as poor) as the one from the 25th... But it doesn't really matter.

About the Legendary Masked Surfers:

Here's some info (second review from the top): http://www.beachboys.com/relatedIII.html

And a tracklist: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000014Z0?tag=beachboyscom&link_code=as3&creativeASIN=B0000014Z0&creative=373489&camp=211189

[TheLazenby]

Thanks!  I'll add that to the next revision.