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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: Cam Mott on May 18, 2016, 10:30:11 AM
I doubt he would do it needlessly appease the few hundred "fans" who are bothered about.
Well, I don't think that of the people who would want him to do it (if indeed it was ever something he'd even in a million years even entertain the notion of doing), that they'd want him to do it for reasons pertaining to "appeasing" fans. I think that mostly, the people who wish he would to do it would only want him to do it out of him potentially thinking, that truly in his heart, it is an appropriate thing to do, to use a term that Carl seemed to think was important to use and abide by. I also think your few hundred figure is low.
Plus... I'm legitimately a fan of Mike Love's talents, and I put no quotation marks around my fandom. To insinuate that anybody who is a fan of the band and of Mike's contributions to the band, but who has a problem with the name being used, needs to have quotation marks put around their fandom is basically saying they have to agree with every choice that a given band member makes, and no vocal criticism is allowed, ever, or else they are not a "true" fan. Which is ridiculous.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Yeah, most of the people going to the concert think they are seeing The Beach Boys.
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Quote from: jeffh on May 18, 2016, 10:48:25 AM
Yeah, most of the people going to the concert think they are seeing The Beach Boys.
My friend made this very mistake several years back, during the M&B era (pre C50) and came away from the experience thinking that the band was pretty lame, and also thought they'd seen Brian Wilson perform with the band. This was a person without knowledge of any politics, and with no axe to grind.
Casual fans (even pretty big fans of the music, but people ignorant of the details of the lineup changes) are often being sold something other than they think they are seeing. And I can't understand how that's cool. It's not.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: CenturyDeprived on May 18, 2016, 10:47:56 AM
Quote from: Cam Mott on May 18, 2016, 10:30:11 AM
I doubt he would do it needlessly appease the few hundred "fans" who are bothered about.
Well, I don't think most people who would want him to do it (if indeed it was ever something he'd even in a million years even entertain the notion of doing) for reasons pertaining to "appeasing" fans. I think that mostly, the people who wish he would to do it would only want him to do it out of him potentially thinking, that truly in his heart, it is an appropriate thing to do, to use a term that Carl seemed to think was important to use and abide by. I also think your few hundred figure is low.
Plus... I'm legitimately a fan of Mike Love's talents, and I put no quotation marks around my fandom. To insinuate that anybody who is a fan of the band and of Mike's contributions to the band, but who has a problem with the name being used, needs to have quotation marks put around their fandom is basically saying they have to agree with every choice that a given band member makes, and no vocal criticism is allowed, ever, or else they are not a "true" fan. Which is ridiculous.
I would put "fan" in quotations for any Beach Boys fan who wants to pretend that Mike's contributions to The Beach Boys were minimal.
Criticize some of what the man says in print, his overly nasal delivery, the cheesy concert presentation and songs of the late 80s / early 90s, or the use of The Beach Boys banner. I think one can do one or all of these things and still be a true fan.
But to go back and say the Mike was somehow a lesser member of the group is not being a Beach Boys fan, it's that B-word that kinda sounds like those people who work at Starbucks.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: KDS on May 18, 2016, 10:56:02 AM
Quote from: CenturyDeprived on May 18, 2016, 10:47:56 AM
Quote from: Cam Mott on May 18, 2016, 10:30:11 AM
I doubt he would do it needlessly appease the few hundred "fans" who are bothered about.
Well, I don't think most people who would want him to do it (if indeed it was ever something he'd even in a million years even entertain the notion of doing) for reasons pertaining to "appeasing" fans. I think that mostly, the people who wish he would to do it would only want him to do it out of him potentially thinking, that truly in his heart, it is an appropriate thing to do, to use a term that Carl seemed to think was important to use and abide by. I also think your few hundred figure is low.
Plus... I'm legitimately a fan of Mike Love's talents, and I put no quotation marks around my fandom. To insinuate that anybody who is a fan of the band and of Mike's contributions to the band, but who has a problem with the name being used, needs to have quotation marks put around their fandom is basically saying they have to agree with every choice that a given band member makes, and no vocal criticism is allowed, ever, or else they are not a "true" fan. Which is ridiculous.
I would put "fan" in quotations for any Beach Boys fan who wants to pretend that Mike's contributions to The Beach Boys were minimal.
Criticize some of what the man says in print, his overly nasal delivery, the cheesy concert presentation and songs of the late 80s / early 90s, or the use of The Beach Boys banner. I think one can do one or all of these things and still be a true fan.
But to go back and say the Mike was somehow a lesser member of the group is not being a Beach Boys fan, it's that B-word that kinda sounds like those people who work at Starbucks.
Fair enough.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: CenturyDeprived on May 18, 2016, 10:59:48 AM
Quote from: KDS on May 18, 2016, 10:56:02 AM
Quote from: CenturyDeprived on May 18, 2016, 10:47:56 AM
Quote from: Cam Mott on May 18, 2016, 10:30:11 AM
I doubt he would do it needlessly appease the few hundred "fans" who are bothered about.
Well, I don't think most people who would want him to do it (if indeed it was ever something he'd even in a million years even entertain the notion of doing) for reasons pertaining to "appeasing" fans. I think that mostly, the people who wish he would to do it would only want him to do it out of him potentially thinking, that truly in his heart, it is an appropriate thing to do, to use a term that Carl seemed to think was important to use and abide by. I also think your few hundred figure is low.
Plus... I'm legitimately a fan of Mike Love's talents, and I put no quotation marks around my fandom. To insinuate that anybody who is a fan of the band and of Mike's contributions to the band, but who has a problem with the name being used, needs to have quotation marks put around their fandom is basically saying they have to agree with every choice that a given band member makes, and no vocal criticism is allowed, ever, or else they are not a "true" fan. Which is ridiculous.
I would put "fan" in quotations for any Beach Boys fan who wants to pretend that Mike's contributions to The Beach Boys were minimal.
Criticize some of what the man says in print, his overly nasal delivery, the cheesy concert presentation and songs of the late 80s / early 90s, or the use of The Beach Boys banner. I think one can do one or all of these things and still be a true fan.
But to go back and say the Mike was somehow a lesser member of the group is not being a Beach Boys fan, it's that B-word that kinda sounds like those people who work at Starbucks.
Fair enough.
Wasn't really directed at you, CD, just a general rant about some of the posts seen on this and other BB related boards.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: CenturyDeprived on May 18, 2016, 10:47:56 AM
Quote from: Cam Mott on May 18, 2016, 10:30:11 AM
I doubt he would do it needlessly appease the few hundred "fans" who are bothered about.
Well, I don't think most people who would want him to do it (if indeed it was ever something he'd even in a million years even entertain the notion of doing) for reasons pertaining to "appeasing" fans. I think that mostly, the people who wish he would to do it would only want him to do it out of him potentially thinking, that truly in his heart, it is an appropriate thing to do, to use a term that Carl seemed to think was important to use and abide by. I also think your few hundred figure is low.
Plus... I'm legitimately a fan of Mike Love's talents, and I put no quotation marks around my fandom. To insinuate that anybody who is a fan of the band and of Mike's contributions to the band, but who has a problem with the name being used, needs to have quotation marks put around their fandom is basically saying they have to agree with every choice that a given band member makes, and no vocal criticism is allowed, ever, or else they are not a "true" fan. Which is ridiculous.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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I'm noticing a lot of cover songs in the later part of the recent M&B shows.
Do You Wanna Dance
Rock and Roll Music
Then I Kissed Her
Barbara Ann
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Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 09:28:22 AM
I'm noticing a lot of cover songs in the later part of the recent M&B shows.
Do You Wanna Dance
Rock and Roll Music
Then I Kissed Her
Barbara Ann
Well, they did have hits with 3 of them. You have a hit with it, then it becomes yours. Even on the radio, I rarely hear the Regents version of Barbara Ann. It is always the Beach Boys version that is played.
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Quote from: drbeachboy on May 19, 2016, 09:41:00 AM
Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 09:28:22 AM
I'm noticing a lot of cover songs in the later part of the recent M&B shows.
Do You Wanna Dance
Rock and Roll Music
Then I Kissed Her
Barbara Ann
Well, they did have hits with 3 of them. You have a hit with it, then it becomes yours. Even on the radio, I rarely hear the Regents version of Barbara Ann. It is always the Beach Boys version that is played.
I know these were all BB hits. I was just a little surprised to see them kinda bunched together at the end.
And I'm still trying to figure out how their studio version of Rock and Roll Music became a hit. Maybe it was a well known song, buy a well known band. Or their first new release since the massively popular Endless Summer.
But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless. And it sets the stage for a fairly mediocre album.
Luckily, it actually has a lot more energy in concert, much like Barbara Ann.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 10:25:23 AM
Quote from: drbeachboy on May 19, 2016, 09:41:00 AM
Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 09:28:22 AM
I'm noticing a lot of cover songs in the later part of the recent M&B shows.
Do You Wanna Dance
Rock and Roll Music
Then I Kissed Her
Barbara Ann
Well, they did have hits with 3 of them. You have a hit with it, then it becomes yours. Even on the radio, I rarely hear the Regents version of Barbara Ann. It is always the Beach Boys version that is played.
I know these were all BB hits. I was just a little surprised to see them kinda bunched together at the end.
And I'm still trying to figure out how their studio version of Rock and Roll Music became a hit. Maybe it was a well known song, buy a well known band. Or their first new release since the massively popular Endless Summer.
But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless. And it sets the stage for a fairly mediocre album.
Luckily, it actually has a lot more energy in concert, much like Barbara Ann.
Showing my age here, but it did come through punchier on AM radio. There is something to be said for the single car radio speaker.
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Oh Brian
Thou Art In Hawthorne,
Harmonied Be Thy name
Your Kingdom Come,
Your Steak Well Done,
On Stage As It Is In Studio,
Give Us This Day, Our Shortenin' Bread
And Forgive Us Our Bootlegs,
As We Also Have Forgiven Our Wife And Managers,
And Lead Us Not Into Kokomo,
But Deliver Us From Mike Love.
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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<<But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless.>>
The single mix has some serious punch. And I think the MIC 'faders up" mix ranks with the best of their rock & roll covers, second only to Do You Wanna Dance.
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Quote from: Steve Latshaw on May 19, 2016, 11:36:15 AM
<<But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless.>>
The single mix has some serious punch. And I think the MIC 'faders up" mix ranks with the best of their rock & roll covers, second only to Do You Wanna Dance.
I think the single mix is an improvement.
But I'll still stick with Chuck Berry or The Beatles.
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Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 11:42:48 AM
Quote from: Steve Latshaw on May 19, 2016, 11:36:15 AM
<<But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless.>>
The single mix has some serious punch. And I think the MIC 'faders up" mix ranks with the best of their rock & roll covers, second only to Do You Wanna Dance.
I think the single mix is an improvement.
But I'll still stick with Chuck Berry or The Beatles.
The live version is probably their best. It rocked during the C50 Tour.
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Oh Brian
Thou Art In Hawthorne,
Harmonied Be Thy name
Your Kingdom Come,
Your Steak Well Done,
On Stage As It Is In Studio,
Give Us This Day, Our Shortenin' Bread
And Forgive Us Our Bootlegs,
As We Also Have Forgiven Our Wife And Managers,
And Lead Us Not Into Kokomo,
But Deliver Us From Mike Love.
Amen. ---hypehat
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Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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Quote from: drbeachboy on May 19, 2016, 01:34:37 PM
Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 11:42:48 AM
Quote from: Steve Latshaw on May 19, 2016, 11:36:15 AM
<<But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless.>>
The single mix has some serious punch. And I think the MIC 'faders up" mix ranks with the best of their rock & roll covers, second only to Do You Wanna Dance.
I think the single mix is an improvement.
But I'll still stick with Chuck Berry or The Beatles.
The live version is probably their best. It rocked during the C50 Tour.
Yeah, it really does spring to life in the living setting.
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I saw M&B last night and I have to say, it felt like they'd stepped up their game since the last time I saw them.
When I saw them last year it was pretty obvious they were playing with a lot of prerecorded tracks but yesterday, as far as I could tell, it was mostly, if not all, done live on stage.
The addition of the woodwind/brass player really helped fill the band out and they sounded great. Their set was focused more on mid to late 60's songs and they didn't dwell on the surf and car stuff for nearly as long as I'm used to. Mike didn't ramble too much and sounded good (except for his lead on Help Me Rhonda... I feel like Bruce or Jeff should take that one). Bruce was participating more, he took several leads, played some audible keyboard parts and talked to the audience. I was disappointed that their Pet Sounds portion of the show wasn't as exciting as I've seen them doing some other nights. They started it off by turning the stage lights out and playing the audio track to "Pet Sounds" (were we supposed to think they were playing it?) into Sloop John B, Wouldn't It Be Nice and then the Carl Wilson led God Only Knows.
It was nice seeing them end their main set with Good Vibrations, that song is so good and so powerful it always seemed odd they'd play anything after it, it's the perfect closer.
Overall good show, though I would have liked to see them do some more deep cuts. A few nights earlier they did Here Today, All This is That and Disney Girls '67... I was really hoping to hear those!
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Quote from: drbeachboy on May 19, 2016, 01:34:37 PM
Quote from: KDS on May 19, 2016, 11:42:48 AM
Quote from: Steve Latshaw on May 19, 2016, 11:36:15 AM
<<But, personally, I think the studio version of Rock and Roll Music is pretty lifeless.>>
The single mix has some serious punch. And I think the MIC 'faders up" mix ranks with the best of their rock & roll covers, second only to Do You Wanna Dance.
I think the single mix is an improvement.
But I'll still stick with Chuck Berry or The Beatles.
I'm not a particular fan of R&RM but I agree, it sounds better live imo.
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Quote from: ruskalupagus on May 21, 2016, 06:15:14 AM
I saw M&B last night and I have to say, it felt like they'd stepped up their game since the last time I saw them.
When I saw them last year it was pretty obvious they were playing with a lot of prerecorded tracks but yesterday, as far as I could tell, it was mostly, if not all, done live on stage.
The addition of the woodwind/brass player really helped fill the band out and they sounded great. Their set was focused more on mid to late 60's songs and they didn't dwell on the surf and car stuff for nearly as long as I'm used to. Mike didn't ramble too much and sounded good (except for his lead on Help Me Rhonda... I feel like Bruce or Jeff should take that one). Bruce was participating more, he took several leads, played some audible keyboard parts and talked to the audience. I was disappointed that their Pet Sounds portion of the show wasn't as exciting as I've seen them doing some other nights. They started it off by turning the stage lights out and playing the audio track to "Pet Sounds" (were we supposed to think they were playing it?) into Sloop John B, Wouldn't It Be Nice and then the Carl Wilson led God Only Knows.
It was nice seeing them end their main set with Good Vibrations, that song is so good and so powerful it always seemed odd they'd play anything after it, it's the perfect closer.
Overall good show, though I would have liked to see them do some more deep cuts. A few nights earlier they did Here Today, All This is That and Disney Girls '67... I was really hoping to hear those!
I'm not sure what made you think they were playing with prerecorded tracks last year, but other than Carl's and Dennis' vocals on the tributes, and maybe the opening note on Sloop John B, everything is performed live.
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Quote from: Eric Aniversario on May 21, 2016, 12:08:14 PM
I'm not sure what made you think they were playing with prerecorded tracks last year, but other than Carl's and Dennis' vocals on the tributes, and maybe the opening note on Sloop John B, everything is performed live.
I guess I could be wrong but there were parts during some Pet Sounds tracks where there was audibly keyboard and strings/horns and Bruce wasn't playing anything and there was only one other keyboard player so I couldnt figure out where else it was coming from. It didn't sound like one of those guitar synth pedals I've used those before and they don't sound that good. Also during Good Vibrations I couldn't figure out where the tannerin sound was coming from as both keyboard players appeared to be playing chords.
I'm not trying to disparage them if they did, some of those songs have complicated arrangements and can't easily be pulled off by a 7 or 8 piece band.
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Timmy def plays the theremin part on his korg triton pro. i looked at some youtube video just double check. Look at his right hand at the 1:15 mark of the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMXwiJfTF9o
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Interesting that Mike is still singing the lead on Rhonda.
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I always sort of felt that Mike was kind of ticked that he didn't sing the lead on Rhonda....one of the real audience participation numbers. Maybe even moreso during the 50th reunion, when Al brought the house down with it every night.
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Who was singing the lead on 'Rhonda' in the Mike and Bruce show before?
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I always sort of felt that Mike was kind of ticked that he didn't sing the lead on Rhonda....one of the real audience participation numbers. Maybe even moreso during the 50th reunion, when Al brought the house down with it every night.
So ticked that Mike waited 32 years and then an additional 15 years plus another additional 4 more years to get his revenge.
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Who was singing the lead on 'Rhonda' in the Mike and Bruce show before?
Phil Bardowell from 1998-2000, John Cowsill from 2000-2015.
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