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Smiley Smile Stuff / General On Topic Discussions / Re: CONCERT: National Memorial Day Concert for 2016 with The Beach Boys
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on: June 02, 2016, 11:00:56 PM
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When the rehearsal audio is laid over to the performance audio, it is identical. Not close like you'd expect from professional, seasoned musicians who have played these songs thousands of times. Identical.
If they had played to a click, or just prerecorded instruments with live vocals, there would be some noticeable differences, in the same way that there are noticeable differences in the double tracked lead vocals in many of our favorite Beach Boys tracks. You can watch 10 different live versions of Jeff singing Good Vibrations over the last few years and pick out slight differences in phrasing and pitch if you are paying close enough attention.
As I said earlier in this post, I doubt it was the band's choice to mime it. It isn't a big deal that it was prerecorded. I just wish some of the vocal processing was more transparent. But I thought that about the C50 live release as well.
Curious to hear if Bruce offers any context for the prerecord. Good discussion on here.
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Smiley Smile Stuff / General On Topic Discussions / Re: CONCERT: National Memorial Day Concert for 2016 with The Beach Boys
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on: June 02, 2016, 02:06:20 PM
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Stephen: There are fan videos of the rehearsals held prior to the show on the National Mall, specifically check out Good Vibrations. If you try lining that rehearsal up with the official PBS video of the evening concert, the performances seem to match perfectly
Yep. I'm sure playing back and mime-ing a precorded track was necessary or else the band would've chosen to do it live. I saw them live last year and the new lineup is IMHO the best sounding live touring version of this band in the last 15 years. Not to get too forensic-y, but I enjoy the details so here I go: Scott has that unmistakable pitch corrected sound on his solo part before the rest of group comes in: https://youtu.be/eF8JIoAp310?t=269Also, who is singing the Ba ba ba ba ba with Mike? Clearly the louder voice on that part isn't Mike. I don't actually hear Mike at all singing that part, but his lips are. It sounds like Brian E, but Brian E is miming the higher falsetto part behind Mike. And I hear Cowsill in the GV choruses but he has no mic at this show.
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Smiley Smile Stuff / General On Topic Discussions / Re: Mike and Bruce Tour 2016
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on: May 25, 2016, 02:35:57 PM
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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. Also, during the very short period of time in 1998 after Al was gone, but while Matt Jardine was still in the band, he (Matt) sang Rhonda. Chris Farmer also sang Rhonda sometimes when he was with the band. Or at least once that I saw live.
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