Thread for various insignificant questions that don't deserve their own thread!

[ThyRavenAscend]

"Brianista" seems to be the term coined for Brian-fanatics (am I right in that assumption?).  I haven't seen terms coined for the other BB's, so here are my suggestions:

Brianistas
Dennisites
Carlatans
Lovers
Alians
Brucians


 

[RangeRoverA1]

Here are my suggestions:

Dennisites
Carlatans
Lovers
Alians
Brucians

I know Al - Alien, Carl - Charlatans etc., but I didn't get "Brucians" & "Dennisites", they are wordplays on what? And how about David, Ricky & Blondie? The whole band fanatics should be called Beachbandits?

[ThyRavenAscend]

Here are my suggestions:

Dennisites
Carlatans
Lovers
Alians
Brucians

I know Al - Alien, Carl - Charlatans etc., but I didn't get "Brucians" & "Dennisites", they are wordplays on what? And how about David, Ricky & Blondie? The whole band fanatics should be called Beachbandits?

"Alian" and "Carlatan" only constitute as wordplay phonetically (no underlying meaning intended), and that's the best I could think of for Bruce and Dennis--any other suggestions? 

Oh, and:

Marksists
Blondes
Rickies

[runnersdialzero]

But Stamos

[Micha]

Here are my suggestions:

Dennisites
Carlatans
Lovers
Alians
Brucians

I know Al - Alien, Carl - Charlatans etc., but I didn't get "Brucians" & "Dennisites", they are wordplays on what? And how about David, Ricky & Blondie? The whole band fanatics should be called Beachbandits?

"Alian" and "Carlatan" only constitute as wordplay phonetically (no underlying meaning intended), and that's the best I could think of for Bruce and Dennis--any other suggestions? 

Oh, and:

Marksists
Blondes
Rickies

"Dennisites" reminds me of "Parasites" and I would recommend "Bruceter" as from "rooster".

[Wirestone]

Don't forget Kokomaoists.

That's my fave term for the ML brigade ...

[Heysaboda]

But Stamos

You changed your name to a comma?   

[chrs_mrgn]

Kokomologists - I love that one song they have "thaaaaaats where we wanna goo!!!"
Broothters - Bruce
Dennisens - play on denizen
Rastafataarians - Ricky Fataar

[Emdeeh]

As a Carl fan, I prefer the term "Carolingian." 

[ThyRavenAscend]

Dennisens - play on denizen

Brilliant--much better.

[runnersdialzero]

But Stamos

You changed your name to a comma?   

IT'S NOT A COMMA

[chrs_mrgn]

Christians - Those who prefer Mike Love's son to any other BB guitarist.

Bruce jHANDStons - those preferring a brisk walk past you rather than a pleasant greeting.

Jardine's Sardines - Al Jardine's Mail-In Fanclub Members

Mike's Love Boat Crew - Women in their twilight years swooning over his gold rings.

[wantsomecorn]

I've been a life long Bruce Johnstoner.

Fun Fact: The original title for his contribution to the 1985 album was "She Believes in Kush Again".

[hypehat]

Papa Was A Rolling Johnstone

[bgas]

But Stamos

You changed your name to a comma?   

IT'S NOT A COMMA

MAYBE NOT, BUT IT APPEARS TO BE A COMMAN AND THAT"S ALL THAT MATTERS!!

[ThyRavenAscend]

I've been a life long Bruce Johnstoner Brucian.

fixed

[zane7570]

I just saw 35 minutes of the televised "Campfire" segments from 1989. I somehow hadn't seen that before and was blown away by how good it was and how funny and nice everyone seemed towards each other during what I imagine was just one of many turbulent times for the band. I wasn't able to find a full discussion about the segments(have a headache and need sleep, so maybe I missed something staring me directly in the face) so I was wondering if someone could kindly direct me to a discussion on that topic or perhaps discuss it here. Also, were any of the members in later interviews asked to give their reflections about this part of their story? Maybe some people who were at the taped segments have told some interesting stories?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZylusEw-68   

Campfire segment starts at 1:05:46

[Gertie J.]

But Stamos

You changed your name to a comma?   

IT'S NOT A COMMA

MAYBE NOT, BUT IT APPEARS TO BE A COMMAN AND THAT"S ALL THAT MATTERS!!

that's probably a teardrop.

[Micha]

Don't forget Kokomaoists.

That's my fave term for the ML brigade ...

Mine too ! I also would choose "Dennisen" over "Dennisite" and think "Rastafataarian" is great too.

Nope. Chorus goes...

Skatetown, Skatetown
USAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Come and get your wheels on
Right away
'Cause Skatetown, Skatetown
Sure is fun
Them groovy little wheels
Are gonna get me some

Scariest thign about this - I've not heard the song for, oh, over a decade (by choice) and I can still remember the chorus without any thought. 

This trait does make you uncanny...

[musicismylife101]

Does anyone know some good websites for free or cheap Beach Boys sheet music for beginners?

[jvcthome]

Is "I'm A Man", that song Brian wrote in 1981, still on the vaults?

[punkinhead]

Random question: Did Keith Badman release a new copy of his book that didn't contain the session musician's SSN?

Apparently so - not seen one myself but I have it from reliable sources that there are copies of his book out there with the SSNs whited out.

Will he do a 2nd volume for say: 1978-1998?

Highly unlikely... but never say no.

So years later, after asking, do we think Keith Badman has it in him to do that second volume?

I think with the release of the BB Concert book (Ian R/Jon S), and their CORRECT published information and proving Badman wrong, it may have made Mr Badman a little less legit in writing a new book. But idk, I muscled would prolly read a new volume if put out.

[SurfRiderHawaii]

I just saw 35 minutes of the televised "Campfire" segments from 1989. I somehow hadn't seen that before and was blown away by how good it was and how funny and nice everyone seemed towards each other during what I imagine was just one of many turbulent times for the band. I wasn't able to find a full discussion about the segments(have a headache and need sleep, so maybe I missed something staring me directly in the face) so I was wondering if someone could kindly direct me to a discussion on that topic or perhaps discuss it here. Also, were any of the members in later interviews asked to give their reflections about this part of their story? Maybe some people who were at the taped segments have told some interesting stories?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZylusEw-68   

Campfire segment starts at 1:05:46

Wow, I had never seen thar either. A real BBs party. Brian was determined to do Be My Baby. Very cool.

[chrs_mrgn]

I just saw 35 minutes of the televised "Campfire" segments from 1989. I somehow hadn't seen that before and was blown away by how good it was and how funny and nice everyone seemed towards each other during what I imagine was just one of many turbulent times for the band. I wasn't able to find a full discussion about the segments(have a headache and need sleep, so maybe I missed something staring me directly in the face) so I was wondering if someone could kindly direct me to a discussion on that topic or perhaps discuss it here. Also, were any of the members in later interviews asked to give their reflections about this part of their story? Maybe some people who were at the taped segments have told some interesting stories?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZylusEw-68   

Campfire segment starts at 1:05:46

Amazing!

Brian's performance of 'In My Car' is a little hard to watch... The leather pants make yet another appearance. And the way he walks back and forth you can tell he is very nervous.

[Gabo]

Where can i find the funny video of Brian singing Sunshine live during the KTSA era?? It's on some television show I think