Let's not forget that no date has EVER been officially announced by Capitol.  So how can the date truly be bumped.

Whatever Brian is working on he looks to be enjoying himself.

Is nuber 6 a joke

5 bucks says AGD has a well thought out response coming.

My apologies friends, my Smile knowledge is still in its infancy.

From Amazon's listing:
Product Description
Alternate, mono and stereo versions of the legendary unreleased Brian Wilson masterpiece. Our Prayer/The Heroes and Villains Suite/Do You Like Worms/Mrs. O'Leary's Cow/Child is Father to the Man/Cabinessence/I Love To Say Da Da/Look/The Old Master Painter - You Are My Sunshine/Wind Chimes/Barnyard/Vega-tables/Friday Night/He Gives Speeches/Holidays/With Me Tonight/Wonderful/A "Wonderful" Insert/Three Blind Mice/Water - Cool, Cool Water/Surf's Up/You're Welcome/George Fell into His French Horn/Bicycle Rider Theme/Can't Wait Too Long/Wind Chimes/Cabinessence/Heroes and Villains - I'm In Great Shape - Barnyard/Good Vibrations' closing-bit/Smile Promo-advert

Brief scenes (and outtake footage) of It's OK appeared in Malcolm Leo's excellent 1985 documentary The Beach Boys: An American Band, but the complete TV special (which runs about 50 minutes) was never aired again, and is nearly impossible to see today. We will be showing an extremely rare 16mm print of the full program.

It's available on DVD......

Not in the US.

Brian just said on Facebook he is in the studio.  Disney album?

I have cerebral palsy, tried Viagra the other day.  It did what its supposed to plus i could walk for three hours.

6/29 - Canadian Olympic Park, Calgary AB, Canada

I saw this show.  Mike was absent.  Carl said he couldn't make it, and much to the chagrin of the other Beach Boys, Brian chimed in with, "He's very sick, in fact he might die!"

What year was that?

Pretty sure the meaning was, directed by Brian: not directed at Brian

At least, not after their first few albums. But didn't John Lennon do an oldies album in the 70s? Stupid question, I know, but I haven't followed the Beatles solo stuff very much. I imagine that there were no BB covers on Lennon's album or I am sure I would've heard about it by now.

Lennon's oldies album was strctly 50's rock and roll.

i wish i knew how to hear the whole show.

And, it's funny, but among my favorite artists are Frank Sinatra, Jim Morrison, Johnny Cash, and The New York Dolls. What a bunch of swell guys they were, huh?

Cash was a good man at his core

A PM would be appreciated regarding hearing the raw tapes.  (if i can't say that sorry)

He wrote some new songs with Brian in the mid 90s.

Let's not forget Carl was slated to sing on Imagination.

[Smile Sessions]

Oh, and BTW, on the blueboard last week the admin said that a smile box set will likely never happen, even though the boss around there i've heard never says never.  The Admin said that capitol records told him they're not even considering doing it anymore. 

"Brian, why did you finally decide to give a Smile Sessions box the green light ?"

"Well, my wife and managers thought it would be a good idea".

Zing!

Little Boy Blew still owns the songs from what I understand.

   Who might that be?

LMAO

That's one hell of a set for 1975.

I never knew there was a video of "Forever" 'til I found it on YouTube by accident/mistake.  Since I don't own the album, it was the first I'd heard it.  Carl and the other guys also have cameos in the video. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVxy1srqbGY&search=stamos

Kinda makes me sick.

John Stamos perhaps?

I think the guitar part is kinda cool at the intro the rest was benith them. Brian and Mike were smart to NOT take this seriously. Carl sounds like he is about to laugh and if you listen to the back up after "it's hard to die" so does Brian.

Carl's vocal is beautiful though.

XO and FIGURE 8 are both masterpieces.

Agreed.

so, was those lyrics...children's song, have you listened as they play....etc


were those written during smile or post smile?

Post smile by Jack Rieley...according to him