Indeed. That's not being clarified.

It's also on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/THEBIGBANGTHEORYOfficial/videos/934144199968242/.

So... looks like the promised Spring UK/Europe 2016 tour is narrowing down late February/early March, maybe late April/May or... ah, that's it.

Sounds realistic! Based in Germany, I really hope for shows in Berlin and Hamburg, maybe even Frankfurt and Munich. We'll see.

A:

Pet Sounds
Sunflower
Friends
The Beach Boys Love You
Today

B:

Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)
20/20
Surf's Up
All Summer Long
Surfer Girl

C:

Wild Honey
Smiley Smile
Carl And The Passions "So Tough"
Holland
Shut Down Volume Two

D:

Surfin' USA
L.A. (Light Album)
Little Deuce Coupe
Party!
Surfin' Safari

E:

That's Why God Made The Radio
The Beach Boys' Christmas Album
M.I.U.
15 Big Ones
The Beach Boys '85


Z:

Keepin' The Summer Alive
Still Cruisin'
Summer In Paradise

Please, let's concentrate on the original UK releases! Otherwise there's no comparability between listings.

And "Magical Mystery Tour" doesn't count as a regular Beatles-LP. Nowhere! Because it and was never conceived as such, for any market. It was originally a Double-Single/E.P. in Britain and Europe and a compilation album made by Capitol in the States a few weeks later. It just doesn't compare to the others in terms of context and artistic intention! It's as fruitless as ranking "Endless Summer", "Bona Drag" or "The Masterplan" with "Pet Sounds", "Your Arsenal" and "Definitely Maybe"!

Im my book, the last truly essential joint release is "Love You". After that it's pretty much a matter of finding "your own way", depending on the strength of your nerves and your personal tastes in solo work.

Shut Down Volume Two > Keep an Eye On Summer

Surf's Up > Pendulum (serving as both, as a cultural reference taken from the title track and as a hint on the inconsistency
of the material included)

Carl And The Passions - 'So Tough' > So Tough

15 Big Ones > Back Home or Rock 'n' Roll Music

M.I.U. > I Want You Back (quote from "My Diane")

L.A. Light Album > Good Timin'

Keepin' The Summer Alive > Goin' On

The Beach Boys `85 > Where We Belong

I've never got my hands on a copy of the book itself, but nonetheless I'm quite familiar with a bootleg version that a friend of mine played to me once or twice.

I remember enjoying "Black Widow" and "Turning Point" quite a lot, but really out of context so. May anyone supply a complete or approximated "sessionography" of Brian's and Gary's mutual work around that specific point of time? I'm still not that sure which recordings are genuinely countable as part of their sessions, and which sessions actually just got attached to the bootleg release(s). Some clarification would be welcome!

01. She Knows Me Too Well
02. When I Grow Up
03. Please Let Me Wonder
04. In the Back of My Mind
05. Do You Wanna Dance
06. Dance, Dance, Dance
07. Kiss Me, Baby
08. I'm So Young
09. Help Me, Ronda
10. Good to My Baby
11. Don't Hurt My Little Sister
12. Bull Sessions

01. Time to Get Alone
02. Cabinessence
03. Our Prayer
04. I Can Hear Music
05. I Went to Sleep
06. Never Learn Not to Love
07. Be with Me
08. Do It Again
09. The Nearest Faraway Place
10. Cotton Fields
11. All I Want to Do
12. Bluebirds Over the Mountain

Before the Asher-Wilson mafia changed the lyrics and all of the music, the record
now known as the first true West Coast rap album, was all Mike's baby.

Phatt Sounds: The Mike Matters LP

A:

1. Wouldn't It Be Nice To Be Mike
2. You Better Believe In Me
3. That's Not Mike
4. Don't Talk (Put Your Cash In My Pocket)
5. I'm Waiting At The Bay
6. Let's Pimp Your Ride With Mike
7. Mike Ed L.

B:

1. Mike Only Knows (And Has Proof!)
2. Who Cares For Your Answer?
3. Cheer Today (For Mike)
4. Yes, I Just Was That Good At All Times
5. Phatt Sounds
6. Caroline's Crow (Uncover The Cornfield)

I gave it a four. Easily my favourite Solo record by Brian Wilson and in frequent rotation
since the day it was released. Even the recitals fit in rather well and add imho to both, pacing
and atmosphere. "Good Kind of Love",  "Forever She'll Be My Surfer Girl", "Midnight’s Another Day" and
"Going Home" were instant classics, and remain essential BW listening.

Pretty uneven. "The Pit And The Pendulum" would have been a far more adequate title.
A shame, Dennis' contemporary work hasn't been included! "4th Of July" and especially
"Wouldn't It Be Nice To Live Again" (replacing "Student Demonstration Time" and "...Feet")
would've helped the LP considerably.
 

01. Til' I Die
02. Surf's Up
03. Long Promised Road
04. Feel Flows
05. A Day In  The Life Of A Tree
06. Disney Girls
07. Don't Go Near The Water
08. Lookin' At Tomorrow
09. Student Demonstration Time
10. Take A Load Off Your Feet

My second favourite Beach Boys-LP after "Pet Sounds", and in my book their last truly consistent joined effort.

01. Forever
02. This Whole World
03. All I Wanna Do
04. Cool, Cool Water
05. Our Sweet Love
06. Slip On Through
07. It's About Time
08. Add Some Music
09. At My Window
10. Deidre
11. Got To Know The Woman
12. Tears In The Morning