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Title: "50 Sides Of The Beach Boys" Live Performance in L.A. 12-14-13 Post by: adamghost on December 08, 2013, 01:12:40 AM Adam Marsland's Chaos Band, who recorded 2007's LONG PROMISED ROAD: SONGS OF DENNIS AND CARL WILSON LIVE, will be returning to the scene of that recording to revisit the Beach Boys' recorded legacy one final time.
"50 SIDES OF THE BEACH BOYS: ENCORE" will be a repeat and expansion of last year's daredevil performance of 50 Beach Boys songs from nearly every album in the band's catalog (plus PACIFIC OCEAN BLUE), including all the hits and compex rarities from the 1966-73 period. Adam Marsland's Chaos Band (Adam Marsland, Evie Sands, Teresa Cowles, Kurt Medlin and Jorge Barba) will be joined by "Rob Z as Mike Love" for much of the set, as well as special guests from L.A.'s pop community. Some videos from last year's show are here: http://youtu.be/MAvuYg5_6NY http://youtu.be/pH_ArRnnV_M The band plans to largely retire Beach Boys songs from its repertoire after this show, so if you're in the L.A. area, don't miss it. ADAM MARSLAND'S CHAOS BAND PRESENTS "50 SIDES OF THE BEACH BOYS" Saturday, December 14, 2013 Brennan's Pub 4089 Lincoln Blvd. Marina Del Rey Admission is FREE Title: Re: \ Post by: punkinhead on December 08, 2013, 09:30:58 AM Adam Marsland's Chaos Band, who recorded 2007's LONG PROMISED ROAD: SONGS OF DENNIS AND CARL WILSON LIVE, will be returning to the scene of that recording to revisit the Beach Boys' recorded legacy one final time. Oh my gosh! Wish i lived in the LA area to attend this! Please record the audio, if you can."50 SIDES OF THE BEACH BOYS: ENCORE" will be a repeat and expansion of last year's daredevil performance of 50 Beach Boys songs from nearly every album in the band's catalog (plus PACIFIC OCEAN BLUE), including all the hits and compex rarities from the 1966-73 period. Adam Marsland's Chaos Band (Adam Marsland, Evie Sands, Teresa Cowles, Kurt Medlin and Jorge Barba) will be joined by "Rob Z as Mike Love" for much of the set, as well as special guests from L.A.'s pop community. Some videos from last year's show are here: http://youtu.be/MAvuYg5_6NY http://youtu.be/pH_ArRnnV_M The band plans to largely retire Beach Boys songs from its repertoire after this show, so if you're in the L.A. area, don't miss it. ADAM MARSLAND'S CHAOS BAND PRESENTS "50 SIDES OF THE BEACH BOYS" Saturday, December 14, 2013 Brennan's Pub 4089 Lincoln Blvd. Marina Del Rey Admission is FREE Title: Re: \ Post by: bgas on December 08, 2013, 12:01:57 PM Adam Marsland's Chaos Band, who recorded 2007's LONG PROMISED ROAD: SONGS OF DENNIS AND CARL WILSON LIVE, will be returning to the scene of that recording to revisit the Beach Boys' recorded legacy one final time. Oh my gosh! Wish i lived in the LA area to attend this! Please record the audio, if you can."50 SIDES OF THE BEACH BOYS: ENCORE" will be a repeat and expansion of last year's daredevil performance of 50 Beach Boys songs from nearly every album in the band's catalog (plus PACIFIC OCEAN BLUE), including all the hits and compex rarities from the 1966-73 period. Adam Marsland's Chaos Band (Adam Marsland, Evie Sands, Teresa Cowles, Kurt Medlin and Jorge Barba) will be joined by "Rob Z as Mike Love" for much of the set, as well as special guests from L.A.'s pop community. Some videos from last year's show are here: http://youtu.be/MAvuYg5_6NY http://youtu.be/pH_ArRnnV_M The band plans to largely retire Beach Boys songs from its repertoire after this show, so if you're in the L.A. area, don't miss it. ADAM MARSLAND'S CHAOS BAND PRESENTS "50 SIDES OF THE BEACH BOYS" Saturday, December 14, 2013 Brennan's Pub 4089 Lincoln Blvd. Marina Del Rey Admission is FREE Get in the car , now, and start driving! You can pick up a crowd along the way.... Title: Re: \ Post by: CenturyDeprived on December 14, 2013, 06:00:23 PM Any other SS board members (besides myself) going? Title: Re: \ Post by: punkinhead on December 14, 2013, 09:16:35 PM Any other SS board members (besides myself) going? How was it? I'm sure the setlist was amazing, can you post it please? Title: Re: \ Post by: Justin on December 15, 2013, 02:53:26 AM That was a lot of fun. And I managed to hear THE best cover of Kokomo ever.
Adam, please tell me tonights show was recorded...would absolutely love to relive it! Title: Re: \ Post by: punkinhead on December 15, 2013, 06:45:26 AM That was a lot of fun. And I managed to hear THE best cover of Kokomo ever. Justin, Adam, please tell me tonights show was recorded...would absolutely love to relive it! Can you please post the setlist? I'd really like to see what was played? Did they do That's Why God Made the Autotune? Title: Re: \ Post by: Justin on December 16, 2013, 12:18:33 AM I didn't take any notes down for the set so by memory:
Long Promised Road The Trader Sail On Sailor Marcella Surf's Up Wouldn't It Be Nice Heroes and Villians God Only Knows Our Prayer You Still Believe In Me Girl Don't Tell Me Barbara Ann Kokomo Keepin The Summer Alive Angel Come Home Fun Fun Fun If you needed to be reminded just how unusual Beach Boys music can be--you are definitely reminded when you're in a loud bar listening to the music live. Instead of a typical covers band up there playing the typical bar music....CCR, Stones, Zeppelin etc....the band is up there blasting "Long Promised Road." It was rad. Earlier in the night, a group of 20-something girls are standing near me. I have no idea why they're here. They're put together for a night out but not at a neighborhood pub: heels, makeup, earrings, tight dresses etc. After they took 40 pictures of themselves, they just sat and really didn't know how to react to the music. It did nothing for them. Suddenly "Wouldn't It Be Nice" starts and it was like a switch was flipped. They started to dance, sing the words--the whole deal. It was pretty great to see the Beach Boys music still effect people of all ages. It was a nice moment. And then came the highlight of the night: Adam called a guest to the stage to perform a tune. He jumped on keyboards and triggered a rhythmic beat laying down a very eerie sounding C chord. The band follows with this hypnotic beat, everyone hanging on this C--just siffing on it--no change. I'm sitting there, confused and curious....what song was it? I don't recognize it at all. What is it? The music swelled and became even more eerie and menacing. Suddenly the guy at the keyboard starts singing in a calm voice: "Aruba...Jamaica...Ooo I wanna take you." It was the biggest mindfuck ever. I am hoping I can hear that performance again if in fact Adam did record it.... Title: Re: \ Post by: Niko on December 16, 2013, 12:21:58 AM And then came the highlight of the night: Adam called a guest to the stage to perform a tune. He jumped on keyboards and triggered a rhythmic beat laying down a very eerie sounding C chord. The band follows with this hypnotic beat, everyone hanging on this C--just siffing on it--no change. I'm sitting there, confused and curious....what song was it? I don't recognize it at all. What is it? The music swelled and became even more eerie and menacing. Suddenly the guy at the keyboard starts singing in a calm voice: "Aruba...Jamaica...Ooo I wanna take you." It was the biggest mindfuck ever. I am hoping I can hear that performance again if in fact Adam did record it.... That is total brilliance! Link us all if something comes up, I would love to hear that ;D Title: Re: \ Post by: punkinhead on December 16, 2013, 10:29:12 AM That sounds great!!! What a great setlist! I'm jealous of anyone who was able to attend. One of the best thrills of my life was when Adam played a show and did requests...someone shouted Denny's Drums and he plays it on a drum setting on his keyboard, it was awesome. He also did amazing versions of Where I belong, Darlin, Wild Honey, and Goodbye Yellow brick Road. I tried requesting Let Us ago On This Way but he said he had a difficult time with the tune.
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