The Beach BoysThe SMiLE Sessions
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Capitol Catalog
- Data di pubblicazione
- 1 Nov 2011
- Numero di brani
- 139 brani
- Durata
- 391:43
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DavidSmith98
proto-animal collective? really? not even in the same league as Brian.
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adam_wrong
"At some point, you learn that the Beach Boys weren't just a fun 1960s surf band with a run of singles that later came to be used in commercials; at their best, they were making capital-A Art. The record that convinces most is Pet Sounds, that understated 1966 masterpiece that articulates a specific kind of teenage longing and loneliness like nothing before or since. Once you've absorbed that record, you find yourself going back through songs like "Don't Worry Baby", "The Warmth of the Sun", and "I Get Around", finding a deeper brilliance where you once heard only pop craftsmanship. As you make these discoveries, you come to learn about the auteur at the center of it all, Brian Wilson, who shouldered the burden of being the creative force in one of the most successful and musically ambitious pop bands of the era. And then you find out about SMiLE." [4] IT IS HAPPENING
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ShuyinArg
i was going to write something about the similarities between the animal collective usual structure, and omg the "proto-animal collective" did everything for me! amazing piece of art this album is i must say..
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iliveinthewoods
vv happening to me this instant. So glad I discovered these guys were so much more than a surfy-pop band. So so so much more
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Psdenton
"At some point, you learn that the Beach Boys weren't just a fun 1960s surf band with a run of singles that later came to be used in commercials; at their best, they were making capital-A Art. The record that convinces most is Pet Sounds, that understated 1966 masterpiece that articulates a specific kind of teenage longing and loneliness like nothing before or since. Once you've absorbed that record, you find yourself going back through songs like "Don't Worry Baby", "The Warmth of the Sun", and "I Get Around", finding a deeper brilliance where you once heard only pop craftsmanship. As you make these discoveries, you come to learn about the auteur at the center of it all, Brian Wilson, who shouldered the burden of being the creative force in one of the most successful and musically ambitious pop bands of the era. And then you find out about SMiLE." That's exactly what happened to me. [3]
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fank19
"At some point, you learn that the Beach Boys weren't just a fun 1960s surf band with a run of singles that later came to be used in commercials; at their best, they were making capital-A Art. The record that convinces most is Pet Sounds, that understated 1966 masterpiece that articulates a specific kind of teenage longing and loneliness like nothing before or since. Once you've absorbed that record, you find yourself going back through songs like "Don't Worry Baby", "The Warmth of the Sun", and "I Get Around", finding a deeper brilliance where you once heard only pop craftsmanship. As you make these discoveries, you come to learn about the auteur at the center of it all, Brian Wilson, who shouldered the burden of being the creative force in one of the most successful and musically ambitious pop bands of the era. And then you find out about SMiLE." That's exactly what happened to me.
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Bastard1
Also, stereo.
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El_Salvador7
Such a shame this never truly got finished. You can just hear some tracks would've been even more awesome if they had been developed a little bit further.
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liquidnature
SMiLE vs. Pet Sounds: unstoppable force meets an immovable object
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YOMOTHAINLAW
proto animal collective lol
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Nakkinak
mankind won [2]
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KasparovDeepBlu
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RottingGrass
Any speculations as to why the rest of "The Elements" suite didn't have "The Elements:" in the title? It seems that "The Elements: Fire (Mrs. O'Leary's Cow)" is the only song that has it, "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow" is also the only song of the suite to have the element directly mentioned in the title while the rest don't use this. I mean, "The Elements: Air (Wind Chimes)" might not work and the track list would look dumb and all but why have it on "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow"?
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metawirt
♥ ♥ ♥ ! Even if I'm not sure if this or the earlier "Mok version" (bootleg mastering) is the better one
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doctaphil9
mankind won
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Harry_01
This is really fucking awesome.
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thatfaceglitter
Orgasmic.
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Nakkinak
v you're under arrest
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Akayz7
284,116 plays (9,185 listeners) this is interesting.
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Nakkinak
original mix by means largely original
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