"You're Under Arrest!"

[originals]

Which one of the Beach Boys says this during 'In The Cantina'?

[Rocker]

When I first heard it I thought it was Dennis. But wasn't it one of Brian's friends/no Beach Boy ?

That part is so lame on BWPS. Really bugs me

[Chris Brown]

When I first heard it I thought it was Dennis. But wasn't it one of Brian's friends/no Beach Boy ?

That part is so lame on BWPS. Really bugs me

Funny, I was literally just thinking about this yesterday. 

I always thought it was Dennis too - if it's a Beach Boy at all, he's the one.  But the voice doesn't sound like any Beach Boy really, so I'm guessing it's one of the Vosse posse.

And yeah I agree, I can't stand that part on BWPS either.

[originals]

When I first heard it I thought it was Dennis. But wasn't it one of Brian's friends/no Beach Boy ?

That part is so lame on BWPS. Really bugs me

Funny, I was literally just thinking about this yesterday. 

I always thought it was Dennis too - if it's a Beach Boy at all, he's the one.  But the voice doesn't sound like any Beach Boy really, so I'm guessing it's one of the Vosse posse.

And yeah I agree, I can't stand that part on BWPS either.

'Vosse posse' 

[37!ws]

Gene Gaddy, Barbara Rovell's husband.

I'm wondering if he perhaps does the bass vocals on "Vegetables" and "Love To Say Da Da," because despite the "definitive vocal credits," there's no way in hell that's Mike's voice...

[originals]

Gene Gaddy, Barbara Rovell's husband.

Is that right?


(I really think the 'In The Cantina' version should have been THE released 45 single. It kicks ass in so many ways).

[Mikie]

Yes, Gene Gaddy said it.

[originals]

Yes, Gene Gaddy said it.

Interesting - thanks!

[Chris Brown]

Yes, Gene Gaddy said it.

Interesting - thanks!

Wow, you learn something new every day!  Wonder how on earth that came to be - did Brian just audition every voice he could find until he found one he liked?

[runnersdialzero]

When I first heard it I thought it was Dennis. But wasn't it one of Brian's friends/no Beach Boy ?

That part is so lame on BWPS. Really bugs me

Not so much it being "lame", but legit - if Genie boy is still alive, he should've done it, just as Al should've sang "Vegetables", Mike, Al, and Bruce should be doing some of the backup vocals, etc. etc. etc. et.c WHATEVER f*** LIFE I M O ~~~

[ghost]

"you're under arrest" is one of the drug allusions, giving more credence to the theory that the song is about the dualities - the awakened & unawakaned. brian said children of god are in their 20s.... heroes & villains just see what you've done, means this game of us vs them fragmenting the old against the young, see what you've done to the church of the amerikan indian, you're losing sight of the spiritual side of the effect of the chemicals. the indjuns knew it. bicycle rider see see what you've done. lsd getting too mainstream too many people aware hence the straights / stoners split. heroes and villains means, look at this situation that's happening. in older cultures psychedelics were embedded in the culture without censorship or restriction, they were generally considered as only suitable for certain people anyway and used with apparent success by them. in our times these things are demonized when they are no more harmful than a mcdonald's meal on the body & brain, probably less so and considerably more insightful, and cost about the same.

[37!ws]

That part is so lame on BWPS. Really bugs me

I'm not a fan of it, but I wouldn't call it lame, necessarily...but what I really don't understand is that in the featurette on the making of BWPS, Brian has Nick go through several iterations of "You're under arrest!", and the one he called perfect was much closer to Gaddy's version...wonder why it wasn't used on the final version, unless BWPS was already recorded and that was re-enacted for film...

[JohnMill]

I've always loved the "You're Under Arrest" bit.  For all the talk about how Brian's SMiLE vision was never completed, he actually did accomplish one of his goals which was to bring humor into pop music.  There are so many little bits on this record which were intentionally put in there by Brian to make the listener chuckle.  The sound effects in "Heroes and Villains" and "Vega-Tables", the way that the horns laugh at you during the first movement of "Surf's Up", "You're Under Arrest", the list goes on and on.  I can't think of any album offhand that went to such lengths to hide these hidden treasures within it's songs.

[runnersdialzero]

That part is so lame on BWPS. Really bugs me

I'm not a fan of it, but I wouldn't call it lame, necessarily...but what I really don't understand is that in the featurette on the making of BWPS, Brian has Nick go through several iterations of "You're under arrest!", and the one he called perfect was much closer to Gaddy's version...wonder why it wasn't used on the final version, unless BWPS was already recorded and that was re-enacted for film...

Nick sounds sad when he says it on the album version. 'teh hell is up with that?

[Firemellow]

My kiddos burst into laughter every time they hear that bit.  Great humor relief...that's why they call it SMiLE.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

"YOu're Under Arrest" on new version of H&V seems too quiet and not as jarring as cantina version. I dislike.

[willy]

Whoever did it... it sounds embarrassing to me, Always has.

[Don_Zabu]

I'm wondering if he perhaps does the bass vocals on "Vegetables" and "Love To Say Da Da," because despite the "definitive vocal credits," there's no way in hell that's Mike's voice...

I thought it was Brian?

[37!ws]

Doesn't sound like Brian, either. Too nasally.

[monicker]

It's way too quiet on the new mix. Sigh

[warnakey]

In my perfect dream world, this little section would go on just a little bit longer.

"You're under arrest! Lock him up *handcuff noise*"

my children were raised...