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Topic: So Sad About BB's Career After "Smile" Incident :'[ (Read 38102 times)
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Please read what I posted again, and this time with some comprehension. There is considerable difference between pulling out an old album or two every now and then, and listening to the entire canon 1961-1996, in sequence over a concentrated period of time, in my case roughly five/six weeks. It gives you an unparalleled sense of ebb and flow, of the shift of the artistic focus, and that's something I'd not experienced before. Try it - listen to a BB album every evening, in release order.
As for this - "A lot of the work, when listened to by a woman, takes on a different meaning" - I can only apologise for being born a man and therefore utterly unable to appreciate this facet of the band's creativity. Hopefully it doesn't invalidate everything I've written to date.
"We discussed the music as sometimes, (as an observation and not a criticism) being almost as written to a "woman/lover" or
from a completely male perspective
." How odd. This has never occurred to me before, even given that the band is formed entirely of male artists. I'll never hear "Girls On The Beach" or "Help Me, Rhonda" in quite the same way again, armed with the knowledge that they were written to a woman from a male point of view. Quite a revelation. I shall have to lie down for quite a long time.
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Quote from: Andrew G. Doe on February 08, 2012, 09:14:57 AM
Please read what I posted again, and this time with some comprehension. There is considerable difference between pulling out an old album or two every now and then, and listening to the entire canon 1961-1996, in sequence over a concentrated period of time, in my case roughly five/six weeks. It gives you an unparalleled sense of ebb and flow, of the shift of the artistic focus, and that's something I'd not experienced before. Try it - listen to a BB album every evening, in release order.
As for this - "A lot of the work, when listened to by a woman, takes on a different meaning" - I can only apologise for being born a man and therefore utterly unable to appreciate this facet of the band's creativity. Hopefully it doesn't invalidate everything I've written to date.
"We discussed the music as sometimes, (as an observation and not a criticism) being almost as written to a "woman/lover" or
from a completely male perspective
." How odd. This has never occurred to me before, even given that the band is formed entirely of male artists. I'll never hear "Girls On The Beach" or "Help Me, Rhonda" in quite the same way again, armed with the knowledge that they were written to a woman from a male point of view. Quite a revelation. I shall have to lie down for quite a long time.
Andrew, we can disagree without being disagreeable. Often, as anyone can judge from the audience demographic, the work is perceived as being "guys' music."
Don't apologize for being male. That was not the point of the comment. I said it was "underrepresented.". There is a difference. And awareness raising of colonialism, in that era, pre-apartheid changes, was certainly a teachable opportunity.
I'm not sure anyone but the artists can describe growth, and that might place you in a position of making a value judgment. But, I can venture my viewpoint that I feel they did grow post-Smile.
It would be more difficult for me to go back retrospectively, and assess growth, from 1959 to say, 1964, when, I was not old enough to fit the music into a context. The musicians brought that set of experiences to the creative table, as it were.
And there was some discussion of Brian singing Gershwin from the woman's perspective... It is not so much the male/female point of view, so much as certain songs evoke a connotation of either male or female...that is another ball of wax...the universality...
Your exercise of the progressive album study would make a great topic for a dissertation.
Growth, I cannot agree.
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Quote from: cablegeddon on February 08, 2012, 06:32:13 AM
What this thread tells me is that among the BB-fanbase the albums Smiley smile through Holland are overrated and put on a pedestal. Listen the only post PS album that lives up to their legacy is Sunflower IMHO. I listen to Summer days, Party, All summer long and it's a worlds apart from Wild honey, Holland and Friends.
thanks for being honest about this ..you're one of the few that kept it "real". instead of bullshit and make it seem like surf's up/holland is their magnum opus lol
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Hey Newguy,
it seems you are unaware of this word, what it means, and how your blatant misunderstanding of it makes you look like a
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Quote from: hypehat on February 08, 2012, 10:09:52 AM
Hey Newguy,
it seems you are unaware of this word, what it means, and how your blatant misunderstanding of it makes you look like a
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:07:07 AM
Quote from: cablegeddon on February 08, 2012, 06:32:13 AM
What this thread tells me is that among the BB-fanbase the albums Smiley smile through Holland are overrated and put on a pedestal. Listen the only post PS album that lives up to their legacy is Sunflower IMHO. I listen to Summer days, Party, All summer long and it's a worlds apart from Wild honey, Holland and Friends.
thanks for being honest about this ..you're one of the few that kept it "real". instead of bullsh*t and make it seem like surf's up/holland is their magnum opus lol
Surf's Up
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my favourite Beach Boys album. And Holland is my joint favourite second along with Sunflower. No bullshit here.
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:07:07 AM
Quote from: cablegeddon on February 08, 2012, 06:32:13 AM
What this thread tells me is that among the BB-fanbase the albums Smiley smile through Holland are overrated and put on a pedestal. Listen the only post PS album that lives up to their legacy is Sunflower IMHO. I listen to Summer days, Party, All summer long and it's a worlds apart from Wild honey, Holland and Friends.
thanks for being honest about this ..you're one of the few that kept it "real". instead of bullsh*t and make it seem like surf's up/holland is their magnum opus lol
Yes, you're being backed up by a guy who has been a Beach Boys fan for about 4 months and who claimed that 'young people' weren't buying The Smile Session because it was in mono, good back up you've got there. You really can't comprehend that people might prefer Holland and Surf's Up to Pet Sounds can you?
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Re: So Sad About BB's Career After \
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:07:07 AM
Quote from: cablegeddon on February 08, 2012, 06:32:13 AM
What this thread tells me is that among the BB-fanbase the albums Smiley smile through Holland are overrated and put on a pedestal. Listen the only post PS album that lives up to their legacy is Sunflower IMHO. I listen to Summer days, Party, All summer long and it's a worlds apart from Wild honey, Holland and Friends.
thanks for being honest about this ..you're one of the few that kept it "real". instead of bullsh*t and make it seem like surf's up/holland is their magnum opus lol
What are you talking about?, EVERYBODY HAS THEIR OWN OPINION. LAUGH OUT LOUD AT NEWGUY.
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I've been a fan of the beach boys since 2010 and i'mma keep it true and be honest about their body of work..
some of you are blinded by fanaticism...i'm a huge beatles fan but that doesnt mean i'm gonna bullsh*t you guys and say yellow submarine is one of the best they did. taste is taste but you guys aren't being realistic ...it's sickening..so go ahead and torch me at least i'm not in denial and making sh*t up...now for those who say surf's up/holland is their favorite album that's ok we all have our own favorite beach boys album that's normal and all power to you my fellow bb fans.
i guess it's cool on here to go against pet sounds and make it seem like their un-popular work is really under-rated and better than what we all know is the pinnacle of their career/creativity(pet sounds,smile)
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:29:16 AM
I've been a fan of the beach boys since 2010
Well I've been a Beach Boys fan for 11 minutes and I say you're full of crap
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bravo hypehat
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Ugh. I'm apparently full of sh*t for thinking
Friends
is one of their best albums.
Can we please ban the troll? Let's keep age out of this for a minute: If any of us got on here telling people that they were full of sh*t, telling people to "chill the f*** out", telling people they were all in denial post after post (Cohen got banned for just that) we would've been banned faster than Ghost on a Queen forum.
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Quote from: anazgnos on February 08, 2012, 10:34:44 AM
Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:29:16 AM
I've been a fan of the beach boys since 2010
Well I've been a Beach Boys fan for 11 minutes and I say you're full of crap
It's ok if i'm attacked by a group of you..i know i'm not the crazy one here..there is only two others who commented those post that seemed sane. the rest of you are obsessed with a group that lost their creatively as they became older and their career went on. they had a few gems but the albums as a whole didn't match up to Today,Pet Sounds,Smile (Wild Honey and Sunflower are solid efforts though.)
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Quote from: rab2591 on February 08, 2012, 10:36:20 AM
bravo hypehat
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Ugh. I'm apparently full of sh*t for thinking
Friends
is one of their best albums.
Can we please ban the troll? Let's keep age out of this for a minute: If any of us got on here telling people that they were full of sh*t, telling people to "chill the f*ck out", telling people they were all in denial post after post (Cohen got banned for just that) we would've been banned faster than Ghost on a Queen forum.
ok ban me then for being obnoxious i've learned quite a few things being on here, as a new & young fan it's been a great experience..
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:40:28 AM
Quote from: rab2591 on February 08, 2012, 10:36:20 AM
bravo hypehat
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Ugh. I'm apparently full of sh*t for thinking
Friends
is one of their best albums.
Can we please ban the troll? Let's keep age out of this for a minute: If any of us got on here telling people that they were full of sh*t, telling people to "chill the f*ck out", telling people they were all in denial post after post (Cohen got banned for just that) we would've been banned faster than Ghost on a Queen forum.
ok ban me then for being obnoxious i've learned quite a few things being on here, as a new & young fan it's been a great experience..
Please oblige this guy. So sad about Newguy's career after "please upload belles of paris to youtube for me waaah"
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Re: So Sad About BB's Career After
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:29:16 AM
I've been a fan of the beach boys since 2010 and i'mma keep it true and be honest about their body of work..
some of you are blinded by fanaticism...i'm a huge beatles fan but that doesnt mean i'm gonna bullsh*t you guys and say yellow submarine is one of the best they did. taste is taste but you guys aren't being realistic ...it's sickening..so go ahead and torch me at least i'm not in denial and making sh*t up...now for those who say surf's up/holland is their favorite album that's ok we all have our own favorite beach boys album that's normal and all power to you my fellow bb fans.
i guess it's cool on here to go against pet sounds and make it seem like their un-popular work is really under-rated and better than what we all know is the pinnacle of their career/creativity(pet sounds,smile)
As I have said, I've been a fan since 1963 and I don't consider Pet Sounds to be their best album. That is just my taste. I consider Today to be their best album followed by Sunflower, All Summer Long, Love You and then for me, Pet Sounds. Notice, I don't even include Smile in my top five. Pound for pound, you cannot beat Brian's or the Boys' work from 63-66, but people grow up in different times and different conditions and it impacts what they like in music. I say "f*ck It", like it all. No matter the era, there is a lot to like.
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After reading this latest page I think we all know that Knewguy is just on the wind up... boarderline trolling... and yes, 15 years old (was 14).
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Quote from: drbeachboy on February 08, 2012, 10:42:28 AM
Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:29:16 AM
I've been a fan of the beach boys since 2010 and i'mma keep it true and be honest about their body of work..
some of you are blinded by fanaticism...i'm a huge beatles fan but that doesnt mean i'm gonna bullsh*t you guys and say yellow submarine is one of the best they did. taste is taste but you guys aren't being realistic ...it's sickening..so go ahead and torch me at least i'm not in denial and making sh*t up...now for those who say surf's up/holland is their favorite album that's ok we all have our own favorite beach boys album that's normal and all power to you my fellow bb fans.
i guess it's cool on here to go against pet sounds and make it seem like their un-popular work is really under-rated and better than what we all know is the pinnacle of their career/creativity(pet sounds,smile)
Pound for pound, you cannot beat Brian's or the Boys' work from 63-66, but people grow up in different times and different conditions and it impacts what they like in music. I say "f*ck It", like it all. No matter the era, ther is a lot to like.
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Newguy,all we're asking for is for you to respect other people's opinions, even if you disagree with them. No-one here is acting like they are full of sh*t except you.
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All roads lead to Kokomo. Exhaustive research in time travel has conclusively proven that there is no alternate universe WITHOUT Kokomo. It would've happened regardless.
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You guys are gonna crucify me lol
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:45:22 AM
You guys are gonna crucify me lol
Hang in there.
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Quote from: hypehat on February 08, 2012, 10:44:48 AM
Newguy,all we're asking for is for you to respect other people's opinions, even if you disagree with them. No-one here is acting like they are full of sh*t except you.
ok i can do that
..i've learned so much from you guys...i'm not trynna fight/argue with any of you thought it might seem that way.
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Quote from: Newguy562 on February 08, 2012, 10:46:20 AM
Quote from: hypehat on February 08, 2012, 10:44:48 AM
Newguy,all we're asking for is for you to respect other people's opinions, even if you disagree with them. No-one here is acting like they are full of sh*t except you.
ok i can do that
..i've learned so much from you guys...i'm not trynna fight/argue with any of you thought it might seem that way.
"chill the f*** out"- Newguy 562
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Something to please bear in mind. There is no right or wrong answer as to what is your favourite Beach Boys album.
Unless you reply Summer In Paradise. In which case you are either having a wind up at the expense of others, deaf, insane, devoid of any music taste whatsoever...... or happen to be called Mike Love.
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Andrew, we can disagree without being disagreeable.
Then don't post something as condescending as that was (and I
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Quote from: The Return of the Son of Mike's Beard on February 08, 2012, 10:50:59 AM
Something to please bear in mind. There is no right or wrong answer as to what is your favourite Beach Boys album.
Unless you reply Summer In Paradise. In which case you are either having a wind up at the expense of others, deaf, insane, devoid of any music taste whatsoever...... or happen to be called Mike Love.
Yes it's completely subjective
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