I found the tracklist for the live album!!!

[Jim V.]

Disc 1
1 "Do It Again"
2 "Little Honda"
3 "Catch A Wave"
4 "Hawaii"
5 "Don't Back Down"
6 "Surfin' Safari"
7 "Surfer Girl"
8 "The Little Girl I Once Knew"
9 "Wendy"
10 "Getcha Back"
11 "Then I Kissed Her"
12 "Marcella"
13 "Isn't It Time"
14 "Why Do Fools Fall In Love"
15 "When I Grow Up (To Be A Man)"
16 "Disney Girls"
17 "Be True To Your School"
18 "Little Deuce Coupe"
19 "409"
20 "Shut Down"
21 "I Get Around"

Disc 2
1 "Pet Sounds"
2 "Add Some Music To Your Day"
3 "Heroes And Villains"
4 "Sail On, Sailor"
5 "California Saga: California"
6 "In My Room"
7 "All This Is That"
8 "That's Why God Made The Radio"
9 "Forever"
10 "God Only Knows"
11 "Sloop John B"
12 "Wouldn't It Be Nice"
13 "Good Vibrations"
14 "California Girls"
15 "Help Me, Rhonda"
16 "Rock And Roll Music"
17 "Surfin' U.S.A."
18 "Kokomo"
19 "Barbara Ann"
20 "Fun, Fun, Fun"   

And there you have it. I'm happy "Marcella", "Sail On, Sailor", and "Heroes And Villains" made it. It'll also be cool to have a version of "All This Is That" with Brian taking part of the lead. Also will be interesting to have a David Marks lead vocal on "Getcha Back". I'm sure that will make Jon Stebbins, the professor, and the rest of the Marks cheering section happy. Looks like Bruce has two leads as well, those being "Wendy" and "Disney Girls". "Pet Sounds" is a very nice surprise too. Wouldn't have assumed that one. I do wish we would've gotten "This Whole World" and "Good Timin'", but oh well. Also cool that Brian is well represented vocally, with him having over 10 leads.

http://www.allmusic.com/album/live-the-50th-anniversary-tour-mw0002525171

[Justin]

Nice find!

That tracklist looks mighty fine with me.  "Pet Sounds" is a great surprise...Dave nailed it so I'm glad they recognize that. 

[Micha]

No Dance Dance Dance - FAIL, Capitol, you lost a customer!

[Pretty Funky]

Pretty good looking list and a nice memento of the tour. No "Summers Gone" though but a lot of tunes not on the other live albums. "Catch A Wave" a favourite of mine,for one.  Both tribute songs, Jeff doing lead on '"Fools", Daves 2nd half "Pet Sounds" intro. Some nice selections in the 41 listed.

[The Shift]

Splendid! Great to see so many tracks inc the likes off Add Some Music… and good to see they were wise enough to drop It's Okay which was a bit of a clunker most nights. Would have dropped Kokomo in favour of Summer's Gone but no real complaints here at all. Bring it on…

I bet Mikie can't wait for May 21!!!!!! Awesome!¡!¡!¡!¡

[Pretty Funky]

No Dance Dance Dance - FAIL, Capitol, you lost a customer!

That one songs a deal breaker for you? Tough customer!

Now the sound will be the decider for me.

[The Heartical Don]

I'm very pleased about this. I think there's nothing to complain about, even for 'deep fans' like me. It is a good summation of the best they offered over the years, and there are more than enough 'great songs but small hits' present. In fact I am glad that it's not a 'live curiosities' thing; it'll be a wonderful memento of a wondrous and totally unexpected and very unlikely event.

[Nicko1234]

Not bad but I wish they had included more Al leads. Cottonfields and Come Go With Me with possibly California Dreaming (depending on how Brian sounded). Would have much preferred to hear Al's songs rather than Jeff singing on WDFFIL or Dave on Getcha Back as he simply has a far stronger voice.

[AndrewHickey]

Would have been nice to have it be a bit longer, and I'm surprised they kept Why Do Fools Fall In Love, God Only Knows and Forever while cutting so much else, but that's not bad at all. Personally I'd have dropped those and added in Our Prayer, Cottonfields and Good Timin', but I can't complain about what we do have.

[The Heartical Don]

Would have been nice to have it be a bit longer, and I'm surprised they kept Why Do Fools Fall In Love, God Only Knows and Forever while cutting so much else, but that's not bad at all. Personally I'd have dropped those and added in Our Prayer, Cottonfields and Good Timin', but I can't complain about what we do have.

I agree with you; no reason for complaining. As for the length of the set: I have found out over the years, that I prefer CDs that are playable as LPs are; and I have some tendency to lose a bit of attention after, say, the 20th song (given that the tracks are of normal single length). Now, I think this is for a large part due to the fact that I grew up with LPs; but I also never listen to music like so many youngsters seem to do: with an iPod, with ear buds, and for hours on end, whole days even. That is to me: superficial, inattentive listening (well, 'hearing', more like).

I like a music listening session to last for 40 to 60 minutes; whick fits in nicely with classical symphonies too, for the most part; with my favourite string quartets too. The great Kronos Quartet has some habit to release brief CDs, when they deem that the best way to convey the essence of a piece. They demand good oncentration.

In short: for yours truly, there is some natural attention span. I am happy with that.

(BTW: it's different with live concerts, I must add.)

[SonicVolcano]

Day 1!

Looks mighty fine to me!

[Lowbacca]

Mighty fine set list! Hell yeah.

No Dance Dance Dance - FAIL, Capitol, you lost a customer!

You and your DDD....  

[The Heartical Don]

Mighty fine set list! Hell yeah.

No Dance Dance Dance - FAIL, Capitol, you lost a customer!

You and your DDD....  

Yes, I am certain that the disks will be DDD, as opposed to ADD, or AAD.

Hope this helps.

[hypehat]

PLEASE DON'T LET JOE THOMAS NEAR THIS THING. The C50 show I saw was one of the greatest things I've ever seen, and sounded beautiful. NO TUNING NECESSARY.

[Freddie French-Pounce]

Well no isolated speech tracks then.. makes you wonder how much speech is left.

[AndrewHickey]

Well no isolated speech tracks then.. makes you wonder how much speech is left.

There never have been any isolated speech tracks on a live Beach Boys album, though.

[Iron Horse-Apples]

PLEASE DON'T LET JOE THOMAS NEAR THIS THING.

My life mantra.

[The Heartical Don]

PLEASE DON'T LET JOE THOMAS NEAR THIS THING.

My life mantra.

The Women's Pet, The Fans' Regret.

[Gertie J.]

who, stephen or joe?

[Freddie French-Pounce]

Well no isolated speech tracks then.. makes you wonder how much speech is left.

There never have been any isolated speech tracks on a live Beach Boys album, though.

I know, I made the post then realised how pointless it was 

[Micha]

No Dance Dance Dance - FAIL, Capitol, you lost a customer!

That one songs a deal breaker for you? Tough customer!

Yeah, but it's one of my favorite songs, and I'm already annoyed they didn't play it in Berlin and left it off from the live DVD. I mean, it was a #8 hit, and they included low charting clunkers like Marcella and Sail On, Sailor. Of course, charting is no reason to leave a good song off, but it is an original that rocks much better than the Chuck Berry cover R'n'R music, doesn't it? I wonder what they have against this one of my top 3 favorites?  (the others being Rhonda and Here Today.)

[TimmyC]

This is SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!! I'm so excited. In a perfect world they would have included 50 tracks which is the number they were playing on average. But I'm not complaining, just saying. This is so awesome.

Now all we need is the box set. And a new studio album of course (probably not happening I realize). I wonder though if this will definitely push the box set off until late this year or even indefinitely.....

[TimmyC]

oops - sorry, I see the August 27th date for MIC. SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!

[Wah Wah Wah Ooooo]

Very cool that they decided to not just make "greatest hits live."  I'm very happy with Heroes, Sailor, Add Some Music, Pet Sounds, LGIOK, Marcella and others...also cool to have a few they didn't play when I saw them in Cincinnati like Getcha Back and LGIOK.

I also think there should be more Jardine represented, but I thought that about the whole tour in general. No CottonFields is very surprising to me, as it was a highlight at the concert I saw.

[The Heartical Don]

who, stephen or joe?

Joe of course: in a former life, he was a pro wrestler, and had the stage name Buddy Love, subtitled: 'The Women's Pet, The Men's Regret'.