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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 12:31:55 PM
But what was stopping Carl from writing songs and at least attempting to contribute?
Maybe the fact that he wanted to save his songs for Beckley Lamm Wilson.
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 12:31:55 PM
But what was stopping Carl from writing songs and at least attempting to contribute?
He could have done. As he knew that his music would be appearing on a crappy Mike-controlled album you can't blame him for not doing so though.
So, wait? Carl's logic was: "I don't want my good songs appearing on a Mike controlled album. Therefore it's my decision all alone to prevent my quality songs from appearing on a Mike controlled album because the album is so, ya know, Mike controlled and God forbid I do anything of my own free, artistic will to make the album less Mike controlled"?
Really?
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Beside the touring, I don't think Carl's heart was in the BBs anymore. The fight to free Brian took a major toll on him.
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 12:57:37 PM
So, wait? Carl's logic was: "I don't want my good songs appearing on a Mike controlled album. Therefore it's my decision all alone to prevent my quality songs from appearing on a Mike controlled album because the album is so, ya know, Mike controlled and God forbid I do anything of my own free, artistic will to make the album less Mike controlled"?
Really?
What's your argument?
That Carl could have made Summer in Paradise less of a Mike-controlled album and therefore that means that the album that we got which is full of songs written or chosen by Mike isn't Mike-controlled?
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Um, yeah..... How can we blame Mike for farting out a "Mike controlled" album when no one else was stepping forward with their own material which would make it more of a group effort?
I think "Mike controlled" is a poor term here...... "Mike-left-holding-the-bag" is more like it....
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Couldn't they have done what they had been doing since 1996 (until 2012 obviously): Release no new material, tour constantly. No one seems to have cared about the paucity of new material for those 16 years, and everyone would've been spared those presumably horrible (I've never listened to them) post-1985 albums.
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 12:31:55 PM
But what was stopping Carl from writing songs and at least attempting to contribute?
He did keep writing songs, but it seems the ones that did surface all ended up on the Beckley-Lamm-Wilson album
Like A Brother
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 01:11:13 PM
Um, yeah..... How can we blame Mike for farting out a "Mike controlled" album when no one else was stepping forward with their own material which would make it more of a group effort?
I think "Mike controlled" is a poor term here...... "Mike-left-holding-the-bag" is more like it....
Well...I think all four members (Mike, Carl, Al and Bruce) played interesting roles at that time.
Mike obviously wanted to be in control and there is no way that it can be said he was simply, 'left-holding-the-bag'. He wanted to be in charge of the setlists (and still does), he wanted to be even more in charge of the Still Cruisin' album, he wanted to bring the cheerleaders in and did, he wanted to make the Summer in Paradise album and judging by interviews thought it was great (I haven't seen any comments where he said he wished Carl had written some songs) and he wanted the power to fire Al and reinstate David Marks. The fact that Mike continues to be in control of The Beach Boys name says it all really.
As others have intimated, I think Carl had largely given up on the group at this point other performing in concert. He ceded control to Mike even if he didn't agree with some of the things that were happening.
From all accounts, Al was pretty bitter during this period about things that had happened to him previously and he was also unhappy about the setlists, the cheerleaders and performing several of the new songs. However he doesn't seem to have had the power to do anything himself and knew he was being forced out when David Marks came back into the band.
Bruce does seem to have been Mike's man and brought Terry Melcher into things and even supported the introduction of cheerleaders.
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Was Mike really going to block/prevent/sabotage Carl from bringing in material for SIP?
SIP/Cheerleaders: bad idea, but a rather innocently bad idea. In the context of the time, we were all free to go listen to Kenny G instead, I guess.....
Do we really think The Beatles would be pumping out White Albums in 1992?
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Top hits of 1992:
1 Boyz II Men End Of The Road
2 Sir Mix A-lot Baby Got Back
3 Kris Kross Jump
4 Vanessa Williams Save The Best For Last
5 TLC Baby-Baby-Baby
6 Eric Clapton Tears In Heaven
7 En Vogue My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
8 Red Hot Chili Peppers Under The Bridge
9 Color Me Badd All 4 Love
10 Jon Secada Just Another Day
11 Shanice I Love Your Smile
12 Mr. Big To Be With You
13 Right Said Fred I'm Too Sexy
14 Michael Jackson Black Or White
15 Billy Ray Cyrus Achy Breaky Heart
16 Mariah Carey I'll Be There
17 Guns N' Roses November Rain
18 Tom Cochrane Life Is A Highway
19 Michael Jackson Remember The Time
20 CeCe Peniston Finally
21 Madonna This Used To Be My Playground
22 Patty Smyth Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough
23 Mariah Carey Can't Let Go
24 House Of Pain Jump Around
25 Prince and The N.P.G. Diamonds And Pearls
26 George Michael and Elton John Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
27 Atlantic Starr Masterpiece
28 Celine Dion If You Asked Me To
29 En Vogue Giving Him Something He Can Feel
30 Joe Public Live And Learn
31 Jodeci Come & Talk To Me
32 Nirvana Smells Like Teen Spirit
33 Bobby Brown Humpin' Around
34 Sophie B. Hawkins Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover
35 Teven Campbell Tell Me What You Want Me To Do
36 TLC Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg
37 Boyz II Men It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday
38 Technotronic Move This
39 Queen Bohemian Rhapsody
40 Arrested Development Tennessee
41 Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson The Best Things In Life Are Free
42 Mariah Carey Make It Happen
43 Elton John The One
44 P.M. Dawn Set Adrift On Memory Bliss
45 Shakespear's Sister Stay
46 Hammer 2 Legit 2 Quit
47 K.W.S. Please Don't Go
48 Mint Condition Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)
49 Cover Girls Wishing On A Star
50 Hi-Five She's Playing Hard To Get
51 P.M. Dawn I'd Die Without You
52 Amy Grant Good For Me
53 Toad The Wet Sprocket All I Want
54 Michael Bolton When A Man Loves A Woman
55 Genesis I Can't Dance
56 Richard Marx Hazard
57 U2 Mysterious Ways
58 George Michael Too Funky
59 Heights How Do You Talk To An Angel
60 U2 One
61 CeCe Peniston Keep On Walkin'
62 Genesis Hold On My Heart
63 Karyn White The Way I Feel About You
64 Calms Dion And Peabo Bryson Beauty And The Beast
65 Kris Kross Warm It Up
66 Michael Jackson In The Closet
67 Arrested Development People Everyday
68 Genesis No Son Of Nine
69 Marky Mark And The Funky Bunch Wildside
70 Bryan Adams Do I Have To Say The Words?
71 Cure Friday I'm In Love
72 Ugly Kid Joe Everything About You
73 Paula Abdul Blowing Kisses In The Wind
74 Bryan Adams Thought I'd Died And Gone To Heaven
75 Snap Rhythm Is A Dancer
76 Hammer Addams Groove
77 Michael Bolton Missing You Now
78 N2Deep Back To The Hotel
79 Kathy Troccoli Everything Changes
80 Def Leppard Have You Ever Needed Somone So Bad
81 Richard Marx Take This Heart
82 Firehouse When I Look Into Your Eyes
83 Jade I Wanna Love You
84 Boyz II Men Uhh Ahh
85 Mary J. Blige Real Love
86 The KLF Justified And Ancient
87 Color Me Badd Slow Motion
88 TLC What About Your Friends
89 Color Me Badd Thinkin' Back
90 Charles and Eddie Would I Lie To You?
91 Amy Grant That's What Love Is For
92 Richard Marx Keep Coming Back
93 En Vogue Free Your Mind
94 Keith Sweat Keep It Comin'
95 Mr. Big Just Take My Heart
96 Amy Grant I Will Remember You
97 CeCe Peniston We Got A Love Thang
98 Def Leppard Let's Get Rocked
99 Das EFX They Want EFX
100 Bonnie Raitt I Can't Make You Love Me
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 12:18:16 PM
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There's really not much here -- a few decent tracks and a lot of nostalgia tours. It's essentially a badge, a brand-name and a logo:
Summer. Beach. Fun. Girls.
Somewhere... a lurking genius (if they could only find him and get him to record). And until then, enjoy these Summer nick-knacks from our gift shop! Don't forget to grab your copy of
Summer in Paradise
on the way out!!
It is what it is.
And what exactly is wrong with this?
I didn't say anything was right or wrong, just "what it was" - as alluded to in my closing remark "it is what it is."
But if you're asking my opinion of "what it is" -- then yes it was severally lackluster for a band that gave so much meaningful, moving and FUN material. But given that the artistic talent (Brian) wasn't functioning or even around... it's fine. It simultaneously damaged the image and kept it alive -- as they say "there's no such thing as bad press."
Personally, some of the stuff from this era I like -- and some of it is a bit tough to listen too, even for me. But I find all of it curious and interesting as a fan. But even Brian's stuff from that time (and since) is more often than not --
odd
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Since Brian left it's pretty obvious that no one had any creative muscle, except Denny - but his stuff didn't fit the template. Carl could do some, Al could do some too -- and Mike wasn't immune to producing some nice stuff on occasion either. But without Brian cranking stuff out... it was going to be sketchy. And post-85 is just simply very, very lean. On quality and
quantity
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 01:58:53 PM
Do we really think The Beatles would be pumping out White Albums in 1992?
The Beatles were, and still are, very protective of what got released as The Beatles. This is one of the reasons why John and George felt they had to go solo rather than submit the material they had written for Beatles projects since it was very un-Beatley. It's also why Paul took the opportunity to write an extremely laid back, underproduced album as his first post-Beatles project. If they were incapable of pumping out what they considered White Album caliber albums they wouldn't have been making albums.
Meanwhile in 1992, Neil Young released Harvest Moon.
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Bean and Rock n Roll, you guys are making very good points....
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 01:58:53 PM
Do we really think The Beatles would be pumping out White Albums in 1992?
The Beatles were, and still are, very protective of what got released as The Beatles. This is one of the reasons why John and George felt they had to go solo rather than submit the material they had written for Beatles projects since it was very un-Beatley. It's also why Paul took the opportunity to write an extremely laid back, underproduced album as his first post-Beatles project. If they were incapable of pumping out what they considered White Album caliber albums they wouldn't have been making albums.
Meanwhile in 1992, Neil Young released Harvest Moon.
Yes, but I'll take 100 Summer In Paradises over one Are You Passionate or Landing On Water
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Quote from: rockandroll on May 06, 2013, 02:08:33 PM
Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 01:58:53 PM
Do we really think The Beatles would be pumping out White Albums in 1992?
The Beatles were, and still are, very protective of what got released as The Beatles. This is one of the reasons why John and George felt they had to go solo rather than submit the material they had written for Beatles projects since it was very un-Beatley. It's also why Paul took the opportunity to write an extremely laid back, underproduced album as his first post-Beatles project. If they were incapable of pumping out what they considered White Album caliber albums they wouldn't have been making albums.
Meanwhile in 1992, Neil Young released Harvest Moon.
Yes, but I'll take 100 Summer In Paradises over one Are You Passionate or Landing On Water
Yeah, but I'm reminded of Nicholson's line in Cuckoo's Nest after he fails to pick up the shower room control panel:
"Well, I tried didn't I, goddamnit. At least I did that."
Also, personally, I'd still take those two albums over SIP.
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Hey, at least we were somehow spared a Beach Boys/Right Said Fred collaboration
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 01:58:53 PM
Was Mike really going to block/prevent/sabotage Carl from bringing in material for SIP?
What relevance does that have? Are you really saying that if Carl had written one song on SIP that it would have meant that the group wasn't Mike-controlled at that time?
Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 01:58:53 PM
SIP/Cheerleaders: bad idea, but a rather innocently bad idea. In the context of the time, we were all free to go listen to Kenny G instead, I guess.....
I'm not sure many would consider 'Think of the blowjobs' as an innocent idea.
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What does "Mike controlled" mean exactly?
If Mike wasn't stopping Carl (or any other Beach Boys) from bringing songs to the project, then couldn't you say SIP was more Carl, Brian, Al controlled than Mike controlled? Them leaving Mike to his own devices is like saying Mardi Gras was Doug/Stu controlled? It wasn't! Doug and Stu had no choice but to write and record material or simply give up/quit.
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Just wanted to point out that in that list of hit songs that PinderGoestoKokomo posted, Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" was sitting at #6. If someone like Clapton was able to get a hit with an acoustic ballad at that time, surely QUALITY Beach Boys material would have had the same chance of catching on. If only...
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 03:42:50 PM
What does "Mike controlled" mean exactly?
If Mike wasn't stopping Carl (or any other Beach Boys) from bringing songs to the project, then couldn't you say SIP was more Carl, Brian, Al controlled than Mike controlled? Them leaving Mike to his own devices is like saying Mardi Gras was Doug/Stu controlled? It wasn't! Doug and Stu had no choice but to write and record material or simply give up/quit.
It means that he was in control.
As Al was fired from the band and only rejoined just in time to add some vocals, he obviously had little say at this point. As Brian was still under Landy's control at this time there is no way he could have done anything to affect SIP. The idea that they were more in control of the album is utterly barking.
By the way, do I take it from your posts that if you were stopped for speeding your argument would be, 'My wife could have chosen to drive today officer so couldn't it be argued that she was in fact more in control of the car than me?' I'll have to try that one...
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Quote from: MarcellaHasDirtyFeet on May 06, 2013, 03:57:35 PM
Just wanted to point out that in that list of hit songs that PinderGoestoKokomo posted, Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" was sitting at #6. If someone like Clapton was able to get a hit with an acoustic ballad at that time, surely QUALITY Beach Boys material would have had the same chance of catching on. If only...
I'll take Summer In Paradise over that song any day as well......
That AND his acoustic Layla cover.... I'd rather put Summer Of Love on 24/7 rotation for a whole summer than have to suffer that crap.
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 03:42:50 PM
What does "Mike controlled" mean exactly?
If Mike wasn't stopping Carl (or any other Beach Boys) from bringing songs to the project, then couldn't you say SIP was more Carl, Brian, Al controlled than Mike controlled? Them leaving Mike to his own devices is like saying Mardi Gras was Doug/Stu controlled? It wasn't! Doug and Stu had no choice but to write and record material or simply give up/quit.
It means that he was in control.
As Al was fired from the band and only rejoined just in time to add some vocals, he obviously had little say at this point. As Brian was still under Landy's control at this time there is no way he could have done anything to affect SIP. The idea that they were more in control of the album is utterly barking.
By the way, do I take it from your posts that if you were stopped for speeding your argument would be, 'My wife could have chosen to drive today officer so couldn't it be argued that she was in fact more in control of the car than me?' I'll have to try that one...
That's a different argument though.... If the authorities could issue Mike a ticket because of Summer In Paradise, I'm sure they would.... But it's more like Mike had to put himself in charge of the album in order to avoid massive tickets via the record company!!!
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Quote from: Pinder Goes To Kokomo on May 06, 2013, 05:08:34 PM
Quote from: MarcellaHasDirtyFeet on May 06, 2013, 03:57:35 PM
Just wanted to point out that in that list of hit songs that PinderGoestoKokomo posted, Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" was sitting at #6. If someone like Clapton was able to get a hit with an acoustic ballad at that time, surely QUALITY Beach Boys material would have had the same chance of catching on. If only...
I'll take Summer In Paradise over that song any day as well......
That AND his acoustic Layla cover.... I'd rather put Summer Of Love on 24/7 rotation for a whole summer than have to suffer that crap.
Its not that bad....
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Tears Of Heaven is a decent enough song, and I certainly can't fault its subject.... We all have different tweaks to our taste, and I guess when it comes down to it, I find Mike being an absolute dork far less offensive than some other more "respectable" stuff..... At least Mike being a total nimbus still has some traces of DNA from the greatest band of all time.
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From my perspective, it's pretty simple. Carl is present, if not dominant, as a songwriter, musician and/or producer (whether credited or not) on every single album through BB'85, including the BW-produced ones, with one glaring exception: the Al- and Mike-dominated M.I.U.
After 1985, he's gone in all three capacities. Carl shows up, sings and leaves. That's a pretty drastic change to how things were before. With Brian and Dennis out of the picture because of Landy and death, that pretty much leaves Mike and Terry Melcher in charge. I don't see how you can argue otherwise. We can quibble over whether it was something that Mike wanted or was forced by circumstances to do, but a quick comparison of the credits to BB'85 and KTSA vs. every album thereafter says it all. Mike was in charge, by choice or by default, take your pick.
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