Can someone just confirm ...

[Malc]

... who introduced the band at the start of the "Live In London" (Beach Boys 69) album ? Can't quite recall off the top of my head ... 
Thanks !

[Andrew G. Doe]

Roger Day.

[Malc]

Roger Day.

Shame on me - I was only talking to him on Facebook the other day !!! 

[shelter]

Roger Day.

Andrew, I'm seriously curious about this: do you know all these little facts (like for instance this one, the amount of copies that were sold of 'Spirit of the Forest', etc.) from the top of your head? And how do you archive all that information?

[metal flake paint]

http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,9651.0.html, 6th post down.

[Mikie]

On the subject of "Live In London", has anybody heard of a reissue of sort of the Beach Boys' Live In London, recorded at the London Pallidium and Astoria Flnsbury Park in December, 1968? Supposedly, the set includes a DVD, a CD, and a book. I read somewhere that there's a documentary of the 1968 European Tour; about an hour's worth of video. I read about this somewhere about a year ago. 

[Christian]

On the subject of "Live In London", has anybody heard of a reissue of sort of the Beach Boys' Live In London, recorded at the London Pallidium and Astoria Flnsbury Park in December, 1968? Supposedly, the set includes a DVD, a CD, and a book. I read somewhere that there's a documentary of the 1968 European Tour; about an hour's worth of video. I read about this somewhere about a year ago. 

here you´ll find some details about this boot:

http://www.collectorsmusicreviews.com/his-masters-choice-label/beach-boys-live-in-london-his-masters-choice-hmc007/

the back cover:

[Andrew G. Doe]

Roger Day.

Andrew, I'm seriously curious about this: do you know all these little facts (like for instance this one, the amount of copies that were sold of 'Spirit of the Forest', etc.) from the top of your head? And how do you archive all that information?

This is scary, but a seriously frightening amount of this stuff, I just... remember. Stuff like chart positions, catalog numbers and more substantial data, I refer to this excellent site - Bellagio 10452 - and the rest I just make up.

[The Shift]

On the subject of "Live In London", has anybody heard of a reissue of sort of the Beach Boys' Live In London, recorded at the London Pallidium and Astoria Flnsbury Park in December, 1968? Supposedly, the set includes a DVD, a CD, and a book. I read somewhere that there's a documentary of the 1968 European Tour; about an hour's worth of video. I read about this somewhere about a year ago.

here you´ll find some details about this boot:

http://www.collectorsmusicreviews.com/his-masters-choice-label/beach-boys-live-in-london-his-masters-choice-hmc007/

It should be pointed out that this kind of release just doesn't, shouldn't and mustn't exist. It's like antimatter - the universe will implode if anyone comes across it.

[Mikie]

So what you're saying then, Wee Helper, is that this release is pretty damn good! 

Thanks, Christian!