On my way to work I got...

That's Why God Made The Radio --> She's Going Bald --> Fun Fun Fun

May 29, 2018 - 11pm-12am EDT

When I Grow Up (To Be a Man)
Barbie
Caroline, No
Maybe I Don't Know
Sail On Sailor
Wild Honey
Good Vibrations (Live from Knebworth)
Sail Plane Song (Endless Harmony)
A Friend Like You - Brian and Paul McCartney
Catch a Wave
Wonderful (Smiley Smile)
Surfin' Safari (ARIOLA version)
It's OK (single mix)
California Girls
Winds of Change
Goin' On
Cherry Cherry Coupe
Strange Things Happen
Kokomo (Spanish version)
Surfer Girl
Your Summer Dream

I don't think I've seen anything from "Hawthorne, CA" so far.

They played "Shut Down (live)" from Hawthorne today.

May 26, 2018 - 9pm-10pm EDT

Do It Again
That Same Song
Heroes and Villains [45 version]
Salt Lake City (with session intro)
Bluebirds Over the Mountain (from Rarities)
Surfin' USA
Lahaina Aloha
Kiss Me Baby
Seems So Long Ago (Carl Wilson)
Honkin' Down the Highway
Surfin' Safari
You Need a Mess of Help to Stand Alone
Still Surfin'
That's Why God Made the Radio [Live]
409
Spirit of America
All Summer Long (session excerpt, followed by backing track)
Only With You (Dennis Wilson)
Wouldn't It Be Nice (with session intro)
Stoked

"I Wanna Pick You Up" on the radio.
Wild!

an awful lot of hate here over a product you don't have to buy

Can anybody tell what's the big deal about hearing songs you can listen anytime you like to? Everybody can pick random BBs songs to create playlist. Which leads to question - in the weird comps thread, some posters didn't like that fact about these comps. Now people say they enjoy this channel? Doesn't make sense.

Easy.. you don't have to make a playlist.. That alone saves time.
And I usually listen to complete albums, but for me, I think it's exciting to put it on and you don't
know what's coming up next... you hear things you may not have thought about or heard in awhile,
you hear things that maybe you don't want to sit thru an entire album to get to.. it's fun!
Last night doing dishes and they played Don't Worry Baby, Til I Die, Passing By, Marcella, etc.

No harm in this at all.  Though I did hear Cotton Fields 3 times yesterday.

And yes, hopefully it will expose people to the deeper Beach Boys catalog.

Right now they are playing a mishmash of songs with bits of alternative snippets of GV and Surfer Girl. It's a continuous loop of a minute or so .
Online in 1 hr 40 min

I recorded it in case anybody wants to have it:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/da197287c8e3616867cd4a22bd18027720180524152226/80729370a5630b9ce88ffdffdd6cd3e220180524152228/f1cc06

It’s About Time! Although starting it now is pretty random. Why not in 2012 ??

there doesn't always HAVE to be a complaint, you know

It would be my dream job to program that station..
I hope they go deeper than the Beatles station.

Can someone please remind me of the name of the girl who currently plays in Brian's band?
She used to play with Heart.

I can't find anything online with names of the current line-up.

"Susie Cincinnati" played in Toledo tonight..

Al says it was the first time since 1976.

The Wild Honey trilogy was AWESOME!

If the label gave me the PLAYBACK disc and asked me to make changes (hey, it's my fantasy), here's what I would have done with it..

1. Love and Mercy
2. Walkin' the Line
3. Melt Away
4. Let It Shine
5. Some Sweet Day
6. Your Imagination
7. She Says That She Needs Me
8. Lay Down Burden
9. The First Time
10. Gettin' In Over My Head
11. Saturday Morning in the City
12. Heroes and Villians
13. Surf's Up
14. What I Really Want For Christmas
15. The Like In I Love You
16. Forever She'll Be My Surfer Girl
17. Midnight's Another Day
18. Sail Away
19. One Kind Of Love
20. Run James Run
21. Southern California

That's 80 minutes.. As it is, the official disc is a great listen, but I can't help but think casual fans miss out on too many gems.

i'm trying to find both the US and UK versions for a decent price.

Just finished listening to disc 1 of "Sunshine Tomorrow" and boy was it ever great.  Found myself grinning..  feeling good..
These guys bring me so much joy.
And I hope we continue to get excellent archival releases like this. 
Thanks team!

I'll obviously buy it as a fan and collector..  but man, we need more than 1 "That Lucky Old Sun" song.
That album is a masterpiece.

And yes, Brian needs a solo rarities comp too. 

Canadian fan (from Calgary and going to see Mike and Bruce in less than a month) Rich P here.  I preordered on the first day that had it listed for $20.65 and I ordered two copies so I could get the free shipping.

Wow, I've never heard of someone doing that before..  Is the 2nd CD really cheaper than the cost of shipping?

Wow. I almost don't know what to think! One the one hand i'm really happy that all those people who haven't had a chance to see Pet Sounds Live will now get the chance. But the other part of me selfishly wishes Brian could spend more time working on another album, and if anything he probably deserves a rest from touring. (At least for a little longer)

Oh, he'll rest.. He only has 3 shows between Halloween 2016 and the end of March 2017.

Just got back from the Detroit show.  What a day.  Marty filled you in on the soundcheck.  I believe Brian said "Johnny B Goode" was for tomorrow.. He said "Chicago."  After that we got ready for the meet and greet, though I couldn't hear any of the instructions.  I wasn't going to bother getting individual guys to sign specific things..  My wife got the 2 items they give you signed (poster & GOK sheet) and I got my LP jackets for "Pet Sounds" and "Love & Mercy" soundtrack signed (love that artwork).

The meet & greet was very fast.  The lady stood between us and the 3 guys and instructed them on what to sign.  Then she kind of told us to get behind them for the picture.  We did so, but it really didn't feel like I met them, or made eye contact with any of them.. so I said "do you guys shake hands?"  What followed was a couple seconds of silence, and I wasn't sure they heard me, then Brian said "sure" and I got to shake all 3.. Then Brian told me to enjoy the show.  That was cool!

I got back in the lobby and everyone was gone.  I asked the guy, "did everyone leave?" and he said "yeah, you have to, doors are at 6:30" (about an hour from now).  I didn't know this.. It was probably in the inaudible instructions.  So we went and put my goodies in the car and went to the Hockeytown cafe for an appetizer.  Bob Lizik came in and sat at the bar with another guy.  When we got back in the venue, Probyn, Nelson, and possibly Nick were walking around the merch booth area.  

We got to our front row seats.. Unfortunately that's a frustrating place to sit (but an awesome place to stand).  Frustrating because the only way in & out of the orchestra pit is in front of us and people love to come late and leave for drinks every couple songs.  Also couldn't see Brian easily over his piano.. you could see his mouth if you sat up straight, but not his chin.  It was great though..  I got to stand and observe a flawless "Love & Mercy" from Brian that brought tears to my eyes.  The first set was excellent and probably overshadowed "Pet Sounds" with it's energy and solid performances from all the guys.  Brian's only sour notes came during the more difficult "Pet Sounds" material.  Still, IJWMFTT is always excellent and he had a couple vocal moments during "That's Not Me" that got applause from the crowd.  I was disappointed to hear Darian wouldn't be there, but Debbie Shair was a lot of fun to watch.

God Bless this man.  I got 4 autographs for each of the 3 guys, a t-shirt, program, mug, VIP passes, the poster & GOK sheet, encore setlist page from Probyn, 3 handshakes, a picture with the guys, and memories that will last me the rest of my life.

I apologize for starting any confusion.. it's possible I just read my e-mail too fast.

I just went back to it today and it says "Personal memorabilia may not get signed in addition to package contents."

Clearly this means, to me, that we can have personal stuff signed, just not AS WELL AS the other stuff they give you.
Meaning, these guys aren't going to sign everything you want--which makes total sense.

Sorry.. my show is coming up Friday and I bought the tickets in late January.. So I've been thinking about
meeting Brian all year.. When my e-mail came I just apparently zoned in on that one line and jumped to
the wrong conclusion.

If that is the case, then wow. That is absurd. A person spends $500 and they can't even get a thing or two from their own collection signed!? Pure greed.

It's disappointing, but I'm not seeing the additional greed in it.

Hi everyone.

I haven't heard any reports on meet & greets in quite some time.  I just got my e-mail for the Detroit one and it mentions no personal items will be signed.. only the 2 things they give you.

Is that a new thing?

Is it strictly enforced?

Thanks!

No meet & greet stories or pictures posted here in some time.

Back in the 1990's, we use to think that the live concert (Mike Love Not War) and Live From Michigan State was in fact live from Michigan State University.  Then in the 1993 GV Box, we found out that the concert happened on 10/22/66 at the University Of Michigan and the tracks were released later Endless Harmony were credited as such. Now on the new PS box, it says that 3 tracks were recorded at Michigan State on 10/22/66. The guys at Cap need to only let Alan Boyd write the liners. This was not a well put together package, aside from the session notes and great remastering.

Didn't the show take place at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor?
If so, that's not Michigan State at all, but the campus of the University of Michigan.
Michigan State is in Lansing.. 70-90 min away.

Back in the 1990's, we use to think that the live concert (Mike Love Not War) and Live From Michigan State was in fact live from Michigan State University.  Then in the 1993 GV Box, we found out that the concert happened on 10/22/66 at the University Of Michigan and the tracks were released later Endless Harmony were credited as such. Now on the new PS box, it says that 3 tracks were recorded at Michigan State on 10/22/66. The guys at Cap need to only let Alan Boyd write the liners. This was not a well put together package, aside from the session notes and great remastering.

Didn't the show take place at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor?
If so, that's no Michigan State at all, but the campus of the University of Michigan.
Michigan State is in Lansing.. 70-90 min away.