what is get the boot?

[punkinhead]

I see it refered to much on the board...i'd love for someone to tell me...thanx

[b.dfzo]

give someone the boot - to stop employing someone...?  to be forced to leave a job...?

[punkinhead]

i coulda sworn it was a website or something

[Beckner]

It's the title of a Beach Boys boot. I don't have it so I honestly can't tell you much else.

[Jason]

The Beach Boys Get The Boot is a wonderful treasure trove of unreleased material, a goodly portion of which had never been booted at the time of its appearance in 2004. Came out around the same time as another Smile bootleg, Secret Smile.

[punkinhead]

i know it'll be hard to find, but could you post a track list so i can druel?

[Jason]

Hard to find? It was a bootleg that so shook up the powers that be that the distributor was issued a cease and desist. Shouldn't this be in the General On Topic Discussions forum?

[I. Spaceman]

i can druel?

You know, it's so hard to hold my tongue at times.

[henrymoon]

i can druel?

You know, it's so hard to hold my tongue at times.

no dools, them's the rools
despite what fules learn in skule,
being crool's uncuel!

[forgetemarie]

Why are the Beach Boys the most boot-paranoid of bands?  They even have managed to get the torrent sites to not host any of their stuff (including Brian Wilson solo).  The Stones allow trading and treeing on Shidobee.com and are on torrent sites, you can find Beatles and McCartney stuff at least on torrent sites (and until recently, links to download sites were being posted on McCartney's official site).  The Dead's position is well-known.  Who do the Boys think they are, anyways? 

[Jason]

Only EasyTree removed all Beach Boys and related torrents. The other torrent sites still host them. EasyTree was the most popular, until it was hit with a potential lawsuit and forced into remission for a while (it has since come back as Dimeadozen.org).

The reason EasyTree removed all bit torrents featuring the Beach Boys or solo acts was because a certain "Honored Guest" went on there, said a bunch of things, and boom! They were all gone. Pfffft.

Maybe the Beach Boys should keep a closer watch on their archives.

[trumpet sounds]

Here's the track listing for Get The Boot

Disc One

1. Beginning of the End -- Brian Wilson/Gary Usher demo, April 1962
2. Thank Him -- Brian Wilson/Bob Norberg demo, 1963
3. Side Two - Instrumental track, circa 1963
4. Back Home - 'Surfer Girl' outtake, June 14, 1963
5. Can't Wait Too Long - Vocals only fragment, 1967
6. Lonely Days - Rehearsal, 1967
7. Mona Kani - Dennis Wilson recording, 1968
8. Breakaway - Vocals only, 1969
9. Won't You Tell Me - Murry Wilson/Rick Henn composition, 1970
10. Back Home - Demo version, recorded 1969-70
11. Back Home - 'Sunflower' outtake, 1970
12. Walkin' - 'Sunflower' outtake, 1970
13. It's A New Day - Written by Dennis Wilson for a commercial, 1970
14. Barbara - Dennis Wilson demo version, circa 1970
15. Add Some Music To Your Day - Alternate version w/different lyrics, 1970
16. Slip On Through - Alternate backing track, 1970
17. Slip On Through - Live, Dennis Wolley Show, 1970
18. Our Sweet Love - Instrumental track/partial backing vocal, 1970
19. I'm Going Your Way - Written by Dennis Wilson, 1970 -also know as "California Slide"
20. 'Til I Die - Vocals only, 1970-71
21. Surf's Up - Vocals only, recorded 1971
22. Rollin' UP To Heaven - Early 'dirty' version of Ding Dang
23. I've Got A Friend - live, May 10, 1972, Radio Luxemburg
24. Here She Comes - Live, fall 1972
25. Fairy Tale Music - Brian talking to and playing for a visitor, circa 1972


Disc Two

1. Snowflakes - American Spring outtake, 1972-73
2. Hard Times - Blondie Chaplin/Ricky Fataar song, recorded 1973
3. Battle Hymn of the Republic - Recorded at Jim Guercio's Caribou Ranch, 1974
4. Good Timin' - Instrumental track and lead vocal, recorded 1974
5. Don't You Just Know It - Brian Wilson/Jan Berry single, released 6/4/73
6. Why Do Fools Fall In Love - California Music 45, co-produced by Brian, 5/'75
7. Interview/Rock 'N' Roll Music - Radio broadcast Spring '76 featuring Carl
8. Running Bear - '15 Big One's outtake, 1976
9. Shake, Rattle and Roll - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
10. Short Skirts - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
11. Had To Phone Ya - Instrumental track, recorded 1976
12. New England Waltz - 'Adult/Child' outtake, recorded 1977
13. Unknown Instrumental - actually: 'Here Come De Honeydew Man" by Miles Davis
14. California Feelin' - Featuring Rocky Pamplin on vocals, 1977
15. Da Doo Ron Ron - 'Keepin' The Summer Alive' outtake, 1979
16. Oh Darlin' - Alternate vocal take, 1979
17. Boogie Woogie intro - Details unknown; possibly a 'KTSA' outtake?
18. Back In The USSR - Details unknown; studio recording circa 1980
19. River Deep, Mountain High - Recorded by Brian Wilson, 1980
20. Why Don't They Let Us Fall In Love - Brian Wilson, 1980
21. Rescue Me - Details unknown; possibly a Mike Love solo track
22. Stagger Lee - Details unknown; possibly a Mike Love solo track
23. Carl's Song - early track for "Angel Come Home" circa 1976
24. Where We Are - Carl Wilson solo track from early 1980s
25. At The Hop - 'The Beach Boys' (1985 lp) outtake, recorded 1985
26. Let's Dance/Do You Wanna Dance - Baker/Love from the early 80
27. I Can Hear Music - Recorded for a radio broadcast, Chicago 1996
28. Little Deuce Coupe - Recorded for a radio broadcast, Chicago 1996
29. Kokomo - David Marks recording, 2003



 

[monkee knutz]

Why are the Beach Boys the most boot-paranoid of bands? 

Possibly because they have the most unreleased/unbooted material of any existing band? Just a theory.

3. Battle Hymn of the Republic - Recorded at Jim Guercio's Caribou Ranch, 1974
6. Why Do Fools Fall In Love - California Music 45, co-produced by Brian, 5/'75
8. Running Bear - '15 Big One's outtake, 1976
9. Shake, Rattle and Roll - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
10. Short Skirts - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
12. New England Waltz - 'Adult/Child' outtake, recorded 1977
13. Unknown Instrumental - actually: 'Here Come De Honeydew Man" by Miles Davis
14. California Feelin' - Featuring Rocky Pamplin on vocals, 1977
15. Da Doo Ron Ron - 'Keepin' The Summer Alive' outtake, 1979
17. Boogie Woogie intro - Details unknown; possibly a 'KTSA' outtake?
18. Back In The USSR - Details unknown; studio recording circa 1980
20. Why Don't They Let Us Fall In Love - Brian Wilson, 1980
21. Rescue Me - Details unknown; possibly a Mike Love solo track
22. Stagger Lee - Details unknown; possibly a Mike Love solo track
23. Carl's Song - early track for "Angel Come Home" circa 1976
24. Where We Are - Carl Wilson solo track from early 1980s
25. At The Hop - 'The Beach Boys' (1985 lp) outtake, recorded 1985
26. Let's Dance/Do You Wanna Dance - Baker/Love from the early 80
27. I Can Hear Music - Recorded for a radio broadcast, Chicago 1996
28. Little Deuce Coupe - Recorded for a radio broadcast, Chicago 1996
29. Kokomo - David Marks recording, 2003

I heard this at a friends house a while back.
The establishment probably got pi$$ed because disc #2 is almost entirely embarassing. I'd be miffed if someone booted my absolute worst material! I get loose stools just thinking about disc #2.

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

Perhaps this can be moved?

12. Walkin' - 'Sunflower' outtake, 1970
15. Add Some Music To Your Day - Alternate version w/different lyrics, 1970
22. Rollin' UP To Heaven - Early 'dirty' version of Ding Dang
25. Fairy Tale Music - Brian talking to and playing for a visitor, circa 1972
3. Battle Hymn of the Republic - Recorded at Jim Guercio's Caribou Ranch, 1974
8. Running Bear - '15 Big One's outtake, 1976
9. Shake, Rattle and Roll - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
10. Short Skirts - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
11. Had To Phone Ya - Instrumental track, recorded 1976
12. New England Waltz - 'Adult/Child' outtake, recorded 1977
16. Oh Darlin' - Alternate vocal take, 1979

I've never seen GTB, but those tracks above would be the only reason I'd even consider getting them, because I've heard everything else. Does anybody have any info on these tracks?

[b.dfzo]

I'd love to get ahold of this...I'll trade for it!  ...Oh, no.  If I were to talk like that on the Brianwilson.com board, I would be hounded like the dog I am/was.

[Daniel S.]

I just want the song "Thank Him"

I'd never heard any of it until someone tried to sell an acetate of it on ebay and they played a 10 second clip of it. That's all I've ever heard....that fucking 10 second clip. I really really love that song. So I'd kill to get that boot just so I could have a complete version of "Thank Him." Maybe someone could put up an mp3 of it here, so I could "borrow" it?

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

Ehhh...might have to do that via pm's. Just like if I wanted (hint hint) those mp3s I mentioned, I'd have to check my pm box periodically (hint hint).

Otherwise, it'd violate the ToS.

[I. Spaceman]

You guys want it for Mona Kani and It's A New Day. Trust me.

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

Yeah, i'd like to hear those too.

If only...

[punkinhead]

i want it all! please, someone PM me, we'll work out something! I'll do anything for it! 

[I. Spaceman]

It's not THAT great. If you don't have the SOTs, get those first.

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

Already have them. In fact,

12. Walkin' - 'Sunflower' outtake, 1970
15. Add Some Music To Your Day - Alternate version w/different lyrics, 1970
22. Rollin' UP To Heaven - Early 'dirty' version of Ding Dang
25. Fairy Tale Music - Brian talking to and playing for a visitor, circa 1972
3. Battle Hymn of the Republic - Recorded at Jim Guercio's Caribou Ranch, 1974
8. Running Bear - '15 Big One's outtake, 1976
9. Shake, Rattle and Roll - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
10. Short Skirts - '15 Big Ones' outtake, 1976
11. Had To Phone Ya - Instrumental track, recorded 1976
12. New England Waltz - 'Adult/Child' outtake, recorded 1977
16. Oh Darlin' - Alternate vocal take, 1979

is pretty much everything I've yet to hear. Except, of course, those songs I've never heard *of*

Oh, and "Drip Drop"

[SurferGirl7]

having RUTH is worth it enough   

[Joel5001]

Get it for Hard Times; especially if you don't usually like Blondie/Ricky material.

[punkinhead]

i think i try to like em...i knew when i said i liked "here she comes" i was lying to myself.
we got love/leaving this town/dont worry bill--mediocre