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Title: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: The Shift on March 02, 2011, 08:23:15 AM A, ahem, version of SMiLE has debuted at Number 10 in the chart of a newly confagulated website, the like of which I've not come across before.
Here's the Vital Vibes chart: 1. The Blues Project NYC 1966 2. Allen Toussaint-Elvis Costello-Hank Jones-Bill Charlap – Manhattan Beach Studios Aug 2010 3. B.B. KING – FILLMORE EAST - NYC – JUNE 19, 1971 4. Midnight Oil-07/04/2002 – Petrillo Music Shell 5. Pearl Jam – 03/28/1992 6. Ramones - 4Acres – Utica, NY – 11/14/1977 7. Bassekou Kouyate and Ngoni Ba – 06/10/2010 8. Milwaukee Symphony – Rachmaninoff Symphony 2-part 1 9. Bob Marley & The Wailers – Soundcheck/Part of show Barcelona 1980 10. Beach Boys – Smile Outtakes. One suspects this site* won't be around for very long, so bask in SMiLE's early chart glory while you can! While I'm not going to provide a link, those familiar with Google shouldn't find it too hard to locate. Does anyone really still listen to Midnight Oil? * and possibly this thread – I understand completely! Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: The Shift on March 02, 2011, 08:24:35 AM Apols for the double post - broadband probs
Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: rab2591 on March 02, 2011, 08:32:19 AM From what I found the font on the advertisement of the website in question is oddly familiar....quite like the use of the the word 'vibes'
hmmm. Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: The Shift on March 02, 2011, 08:39:43 AM Hmmm... you might have found a different site to the one I found - the font I saw is just a tasteless bright thing... didn't see anything to get excited about, sadly...
nd the word Vibes – well, Ann Summers used Good Vibrations as the title of her autobiography a few years back. I think I've still got a copy – it was nothing to get excited about. Not musically, anyways! Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: rab2591 on March 02, 2011, 08:48:59 AM Hmmm... you might have found a different site to the one I found - the font I saw is just a tasteless bright thing... didn't see anything to get excited about, sadly... nd the word Vibes – well, Ann Summers used Good Vibrations as the title of her autobiography a few years back. I think I've still got a copy – it was nothing to get excited about. Not musically, anyways! :lol yeah I did see a tastless bright thing, but the website address and their tagline (in the header of the website) are the spitting image of the current Beach Boys logo font. I see two odd coincidences for a very sketchy looking website....I mean, who gets Beach Boys boots streamed to their phone? Let alone Midnight Oil? LOL. Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: The Shift on March 02, 2011, 09:06:48 AM Ah.. THAT font - yes, very BBs logo circa 76-onwards... but all very unofficial!
Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: guitarfool2002 on March 02, 2011, 11:44:53 AM Nice to see the Milwaukee Symphony is top-ten this week, they're known as quite a chart-busting powerhouse.
Title: Re: SMiLE enters charts at Number Ten Post by: Jim McShane on March 02, 2011, 06:12:24 PM Nice to see the Milwaukee Symphony is top-ten this week, they're known as quite a chart-busting powerhouse. The Rachmaninoff 2nd Symphony is a great work, but the Milwaukee Symphony is not really a top tier orchestra. The recording on the site is pretty poor too. There are FAR better recordings of this. That is an interesting site though - some stuff on there I was quite surprised to see! |