I just got back from my Las Vegas trip and wanted to write about my experience. 
Brian was more animated and excited during his concert at The Chelsea than I have ever seen him. Daria Wilson was running from side to side in the audience and it was obvious she had a great time and maybe her father was extra motivated to make her happy. They seemed especially into it during "Runaway Dancer."
Rodriguez opened and he was very good. It was his 73rd birthday and he seemed to have enjoyed a few drinks or so before and during the show.
Highlights of the show:
After they opened with "Our Prayer" and segued into "Heroes and Villains," Brian stopped the procedures, because "the sound was not right." While people frantically changed mics etc.. Al Jardine quipped "So much for rehearsal, Brian." Scott and Darian Sahanjana seemed to get a kick out of all that. Then, the show continued.
Blondie Chaplin was a little late when the band was introduced before the encore, because he was "whetting his whistle" with Rodriguez for his birthday.
The band was amazing throughout. Brian was especially strong on "One Kind of Love", "Surf's Up," and "God Only Knows."
I loved the very soulful feel of the sequence "Sail Away", "Wild Honey," "Sail On Sailor," "Darlin'".
The more doo-woppy arrangement of "Surfer Girl" was beautiful and I enjoyed "Honeycomb." Brian was really into it!
I found it touching to see Matt Jardine's little kids on stage (at least I assume they were his kids, I admittedly don't know much about the band's personal lives); to think that grandfather Al, son Matt and Al's grandkids were singing together was so sweet.
The band seemed to have a lot of fun and great camaraderie, just awesome!
Around 8 A.M the next morning, I ran into Paul Mertens at the breakfast buffet in the Cosmopolitan. He was very polite and kind. Around mid day, I saw Al Jardine walking hand in hand with his wife through the casino, and about 45 seconds later Blondie Chaplin was strolling along. I assume they were walking to wherever they got picked up to travel onwards to their next show in Seattle the following day.
It was an unforgettable experience.  Thank you for the memories.

Thank you!

Ok, as a new member, this is my second post.
Overall, I really enjoyed NPP. I would give it 4.5 out of 5.
1. This Beautiful Day 5/5
Just gorgeous, heartbreaking and reminiscent of "Think About The Days" AND "Summer's Gone," essentially closing the circle of TWGMTR.
2.Runaway Dancer 5/5
I have liked Capital Cities since "One Minute More" which L.A. radio stations played a lot in the summer of 2014. I also LOVE that Brian did this for his kids. It also sounded great on "Conan" the other day.
3. Whatever Happened 4/5
Great harmonies and the inclusion of David Marks and Al Jardine is awesome.
4. On The Island 5/5
I really enjoyed this. Very laid back and fun. Great VEVO video.
5. Half Moon Bay 4/5
I like the production here, but I wish the melody were more "constant," at times, the breaks are a bit abrupt, but I still think this is a strong song.
6. Our Special Love 4/5
I thoroughly enjoyed the harmonies. Peter Hollens did a great job with his part, but admittedly, in an ideal world, I wish that Mike Love had his vocal here.
7. The Right Time 4/5
Al Jardine is a great, youthful sounding singer. I enjoyed this song in a "It's A Beautiful Day"/"Goin On"/"That's Why God Made The Radio"/ with a "Lay Down Burden" melody kind of way.
8. Guess You Had To Be There 5/5
Catchy as hell. Should be a single released on Country Stations first, then to mainstream Top 40. They should shoot a video that highlights Kacey Musgraves' participation. Love this one.
9. Don't Worry 4/5
I find myself humming this song involuntarily. Has a bit of a 70's Philly vibe crossed with an early 80's British Pop feel.
10. Somewhere Quiet 5/5
Taking a classic BB instrumental and remaking it with words and harmonies is a perfect match. It harkens back to Brian's early (seemingly) innocent days and adds the life experience of an older man. Sweet.
11. I'm Feeling Sad 4/5
This reminds me of "Busy Doin' Nothing" crossed with "Happy Days" from 'Imagination.'
12. Tell Me Why 5/5
Fantastic. Sounds like a Beach Boys track for so many reasons.
13. Sail Away 4/5
This is a very catchy tune and I love that Blondie Chaplin is back in the fold, though I prefer his more soulful voice from "Sail On Sailor" or as featured on the PBS Special "Hold On Dear Brother."
14. One Kind Of Love 5/5
Heartfelt. I does remind me of "Midnight's Another Day." This one will be very emotional when it plays over the credits of "Love And Mercy."
15. Saturday Night 5/5
This is a very radio friendly song and Nate Ruess is quite popular, thus this would be my second single choice after the Musgraves collaboration.
16. The Last Song 5/5
Beautiful melody, poignant harmonies, sung with conviction. Would be my third single selection.
17. In The Back Of My Mind 5/5
The casual listener may not connect to this, but as a fan I am thankful to Brian Wilson for releasing this for HIS fans.
18. Love And Mercy 5/5
I have always loved this song. This version is another gift to the fans, and I would actually drop this as a single on June 5, when  the movie releases.

I am new to the board and just wanted to make the announcement that it charted at #25 in the UK. (and #98 in Australia). Not bad at all. To introduce myself, I have been a Beach Boys/Brian Wilson fan since my sister bought me "L.A (Light Album)" as a Christmas gift. I had never heard of Brian Wilson or The Beach Boys till then, and slowly began to "hunt down" all of their albums/songs. I will post my review of "NPP" soon.