All Beach Boys/Brian Wilson music things you own

[Jason]

Of course.

But Messrs Johnston and Marks are pictured and name-checked on the NASCAR cover and both of them cannot be heard on the tracks.

[I. Spaceman]

Well, Mike Love didn't use any of the guys on the cover when he made Ol' Pet Sounds!

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

I'm pretty sure I heard Bruce rustle some paper during Little GTO.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

...and what about Brian Wilson '88? Talk about false advertising!

[SurferGirl7]

Maybe it's all a conspiracy?



One day we'll wake up and realize it's still 1966 

[I. Spaceman]

...and what about Brian Wilson '88? Talk about false advertising!

Yep. Everyone knows Landy and Melinda drugged Brian and made him play that ego-drug-bebop music. Thank God for Stan, Rocky and Mike.
Kokomoessence.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

I thought I was going to hear Brian playing bass on GIOMH because of the cover! Boy, what a jip!

It's like buying a Rush album and finding out Bob Lizik is standing in for Geddy Lee!

[Jason]

It's like buying a Rush album and finding out Bob Lizik is standing in for Geddy Lee!

Way to make a bad band worse.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Uh oh....


3...2....1.....

[I. Spaceman]

Do you like worms?

[Sheriff John Stone]

I have these two pairs of Beach Boys' shorts. They are from the 25th Anniversary Sunkist-sponsored tour. One pair is orange and the other is blue. They are both size large and both have a nice BB/Sunkist logo sewn on them.

And that is much, much more information than anyone could possibly care about.

And they're for sale.

And I also have a real Beach Boys' Beach Ball. It's still in the box. I think it's from around the 15 Big Ones era...

[SurferGirl7]

I'd kill to find Stack O Tracks and Holland on vinyl. Very hard to find or bid on. 

[I. Spaceman]

Wha? Holland's easy to find!

[Jason]

The mispressed Holland fetches high prices on eBay.

[Joshilyn Hoisington]

I don't really own a whole lot of material Beach Boys things.  Just all the twofers, most of the books, a few LPs, and a handful of 45s.

But I do own a deep understanding of the Beach Boys that I feel is somewhat unique.  How's that?

[I. Spaceman]

But I do own a deep understanding of the Beach Boys that I feel is somewhat unique.

I just saw those on sale at Amazon. If you have a first pressing, that's pretty cool though. The CD is cold and lifeless. IMO.

[Don't Back Down]

All BBoys studio albums, all Brian studio albums (burnt/bought for all)
Some Unsurpassed stuff
Sweet Insanity
Wouldn't It Be Nice: Brian Wilson and the Making of the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds"
Endless Harmony DVD and soundtrack
Hawthorne, CA
SMiLE DVD
Some of the 90's acoustic set material
that's all of the audio/video material I believe

Then I have (or got for my friend) a "Kokomo" liscence plate signed by Mike, Bruce and the rest of the band from last year. As well as a signed Pet Sounds with Mike and Bruce's signature on it, and a photo taken with Mike.

um if there's more I'll add later

[Joshilyn Hoisington]

I just saw those on sale at Amazon. If you have a first pressing, that's pretty cool though. The CD is cold and lifeless. IMO.

Acetate.

[I. Spaceman]

Nice. A little scratchy, worse for wear, but closer to the source.

[Matinee Idyll]

I could've added the SMiLE DVD to my collection yesterday, but got my mum "Plant and Page: No Quarter DVD" instead...  I'm still some apprehensions since the Pet Sounds Live DVD rather sucked...  Is Brian much better in the Smile one?

[I. Spaceman]

You need it for the documentary alone. The live show is great as well.

[NimrodsSon]

LPs (original unless otherwise noted):
Today - duo and mono
Dance, Dance, Dance - Today reissue
Summer Days - mono
Pet Sounds - two mono (neither one in playable condition)
Pet Sounds - purple label "Green Light Series" reissue
SMiLE - SOT 16 bootleg
Smiley Smile - duo and mono
Wild Honey - mono
Friends - two stereo
20/20 - green label stereo reissue
Surf's Up
So Tough - UK single LP
So Tough/Pet Sounds
Holland/Mt. Vernon and Fairway
In Concert
Endless Summer
Spirit of America
15 Big Ones
Love You
MIU
LA
Keepin the Summer Alive
Beach Boys (1985)
Pacific Ocean Blue - Canadian pressing
Carl Wilson
Youngblood
Brian Wilson (1988)
Gettin In Over My Head
SMiLE
What I Really Want for Christmas

CDs:
Concert/Live in London
Christmas
Today/Summer Days
Pet Sounds
Pet Sounds DVD Audio
Smiley Smile/Wild Honey
20/20
Sunflower/Surf's Up
Still Cruisin
Summer In Paradise
Endless Harmony Soundtrack
Hawthorne, CA
Good Vibrations box set
Brian Wilson (1988) - not the one with bonus tracks
Orange Crate Art
Imagination
Live at the Roxy
Gettin In Over My Head
SMiLE

bootleg CDs:
Live:
"Surfin' Over the Airwaves"
??/??/66 - Denmark
02/28/70 - Seattle, WA
05/01/71 - Syracuse, NY - "It's About Time"
09/24/71 - New York, NY
11/23/72 - New York, NY
06/14/74 - Uniondale, NY
1993 tour rehearsals
11/26/93 - Paramount Theatre, NY
Sea of Tunes Discs:
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 07 - The Alternate Today! Album Vol. 1
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 08 - The Alternate Today! Album Vol. 2
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 15 - Good Vibrations Sessions
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 16 - SMiLE
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 17 - The SMiLE Sessions
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 18 - The Alternate Smiley Smile Album
Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 19 - The Alternate Wild Honey Album
SMiLE:
MOK SMiLE
Fast Eddie's version
SMiLE - A STEREO Reconstruction by Purple Chick
Vigatone SMiLE
1988 Mark Linnett Rough Mixes
SMiLE Millenium Edition
Secret SMiLE
Studio:
"Lei'd in Hawaii Rehearsal" (Vigatone)
"Get The Boot" - not the double CD
Dumb Angel Vol. 1-4
"Summer Sounds (and Pet Sessions)" (Invasions Unlimited)
Dennis Wilson:
"Bamboo"
Dumb Angel vol. 14
"Carry Me Home"
Brian Wilson:
"The Hamburger Sessions"
"Sweet Insanity" - unreleased studio album (Invasion Unlimited version)
"Sweet Insanity" - unreleased studio album (Vigitone version)
 c.1976-1995 - "21 Little Ones"
 c.1995 - "Andy Paley Sessions"
03/09/99 - Ann Arbor, MI - "Brian Is Back!"
10/31/99 - Mountain View, CA
06/30/01 - Chicago, IL
07/24/01 - New York, NY
02/20/04 - London, England - SMiLE portion only
02/21/04 - London, England
02/24/04 - London, England
02/26/04 - London, England
03/14/04 - Paris, France
07/27/04 - London, England
10/07/04 - Cleveland, OH
10/12/04 and 10/13/04 - "Creators at Carnegie"
10/18/04 - Melbourne, FL
07/03/05 - Roskilde, Denmark
09/02/05 - Berkeley, CA

DVDs:
American Band/I Just Wasn't Made For These Times
Knebworth
On Tour
Beautiful Dreamer
Two Lane Blacktop

VHS:
I Just Wasn't Made For These Times

Books:
SMiLE by Domenic Priore
The Beach Boys and the California Myth by David Leaf
The Beach Boys by Kieth Badman
Heroes and Villains by Steven Gaines
Wouldn't it be Nice by Charles L. Granata

Misc.
SMiLE 2004 Tour Booklet

I believe that's everything, although there could be a couple of things I left out.

[mike thornton]

"surfin" 45 on the x label with sleeve. mint. bought it for $75.00 in 1982. verified original.
my llvs autographed by tom maule and danny hutton on my wonderful page.

i'll be buried with these along with my beloved jazz bass.

[RobtheNobleSurfer]

Forgot to add a few things:

A few of the Hite Morgan-era comps (Lost and Found, the Surfin' disc on Varese Sararbande)
a 15 Big Ones acetate (with a letter on NBC stationary promoting the album and the IT'S OK tv special)
Bruce's Going Public on vinyl
Both Celebration albums on vinyl
and the ugly stepchild of my collection:
a mint condition copy of the Many Moods of Murry Wilson. Never had the desire to play the damn thing.

[punkinhead]

about Many Moods, didnt he do a cover of the BB? like Warmth of the Sun? I'd be interested in that...and isnt there a song on there written or co-written by Al Jardine? 
about Murry's involvement with Sunrays, is any of that good? I've only heard I live for the Sun which was on An American Family which I believe was Jeff Foskett's version. I guess I should buy Jeff's trib/rarities cd. I saw on the tracklisting there's: An American Family theme, what is this?   anyone have the cd?