15 Big Ones: the album with the most outtakes in music history?

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

One thing...in the vaults section you have 'Ding Dang' in 1974, but in the shows/sessions page you have it listed as 1973, with 'Rolling up to Heaven' being in 1974.

Just wanted to point that out!

[Dave Modny]

This is the list of all unreleased songs:

http://www.btinternet.com/~bellagio/vaults.html

That list hasn't been updated in years - since BT withdrew support for their free webhosting with no notice. Thankfully, David Beard most kindly offered me room in the ESQ mansion shortly thereafter, hence the vaults list - and indeed the rest of 10452 - now resides here:

http://www.esquarterly.com/bellagio/

More precisely, http://www.esquarterly.com/bellagio/vaults.html. 

Thanks for the ESQ link, Andrew. I kept thinking..."when the hell is he going to update that BT site?"...lol! Damned Google Search (which until recently would only show the BT link when I entered "Doe Bellagio" into the search engine)!

PS - Not to pick nits, as Bellagio is favorite BB's research site, but the discography entry for "Ten Years Of Harmony" has the info for "Come Go With Me" backwards. That is, the original US LP had the correct, "MIU" version, while the US Caribou CD has the wrong one (i.e. the 15 BO's mix). 
 
http://www.esquarterly.com/bellagio/80salbums.html

[EgoHanger1966]

I love just looking at that list. Were all of the titles recorded in some capacity? I suspect most are more basic demos, but still cool nonetheless to see what could pop up one day. A lot of Brian solo titles I had never even heard of previously...

[Andrew G. Doe]

I love just looking at that list. Were all of the titles recorded in some capacity? I suspect most are more basic demos, but still cool nonetheless to see what could pop up one day. A lot of Brian solo titles I had never even heard of previously...

Actually, I made most of that list up.

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

[EgoHanger1966]

I love just looking at that list. Were all of the titles recorded in some capacity? I suspect most are more basic demos, but still cool nonetheless to see what could pop up one day. A lot of Brian solo titles I had never even heard of previously...

Actually, I made most of that list up.

Is Andrew G. Doe Really Superman?

[seltaeb1012002]

"I'm Begging You Please (B. Wilson) - 10/6/78 & summer 1978 - Brian"

Two dates eh? So there must be a studio version?

[Jay]

This is the list of all unreleased songs:

http://www.btinternet.com/~bellagio/vaults.html

That list hasn't been updated in years - since BT withdrew support for their free webhosting with no notice. Thankfully, David Beard most kindly offered me room in the ESQ mansion shortly thereafter, hence the vaults list - and indeed the rest of 10452 - now resides here:

http://www.esquarterly.com/bellagio/

More precisely, http://www.esquarterly.com/bellagio/vaults.html. 

They did a version of Change Partners?

[runnersdialzero]

"I'm Begging You Please (B. Wilson) - 10/6/78 & summer 1978 - Brian"

Two dates eh? So there must be a studio version?

As rough as the performance we have is, I've always enjoyed it on a songwriting level. I doubt there's a hope in hell that the more fleshed out version (if it's finished) will see release anytime soon, but we'll see.

[Cabinessenceking]

That updated list contains many unreleased titles from 1973-74 and the 1976-78 periods. Around half of these titles are on one boot or another, but there are many unheard ones! wonder the possibilites of some releases. One would think they should release anything archival, because it will yield at least a small profit compared to none at all. I guess they have their legacy, both as a group and as individuals to consider. I suspect much will be unreleased until they have all passed. After that it would be up to their respective estates, but at least their personal ideas and opinions on some of the music they made will not affect a potential release. Btw sorry for talking about this in such a product-wise manner. I do believe that what I say holds some truth, there is nothing wrong with stating that.