It's always so exciting to add something new to one's BB collection, even when it is something that you already have in other formats. Even though I grew up listening to them on vinyl, I don't have any of my old albums left. Sure do miss them!
Hi Warnakey, I assume that you have seen Al and Dennis on youtube
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=53Z40tT3MkY
shopping in London. A fuller version is available commercially on dvd (because I bought a copy), however with no sound. Do you have the audio part for this classic film?
Best wishes, and many thanks for all your efforts in this blog.
hey stephen, i don't think any audio ever existed. Most "personal" cameras had no sound back then anyway. I do have the london report in mpg format though. I might upload it tonight.
great album--but that is one of the worst cover photos ever. "Hey guys, let's go to the farm and feed some animals for the cover" "Yeah, that'd be really great Brian..."
Thank you so much for posting all this Beach Boys and Brian Wilson material. I am very thankful for this.
I was wondering if you could post stuff like Beatrice From Baltimore, Sail On Sailor (demo), Wouldn't It Be Nice To Live Again, Til I Die (demo) and other rare songs from the late 60's and early 70's.
Hey Eric, long time no talk to!!! Glad to see you're still here! Love the Pet Sounds lp. I have my original 1966 cover actually framed on my family room wall. Am taking to the South Bend Indiana (US) show just in case.......... Keep up the great cause!! Donna
Hey Eric, glad to see you're still here. Long time no talk to, from the old lady you helped with the downloads so much!!! You know me as Donna! I actually still have my original Pet Sounds cover from 1966 framed on my family room wall!! Keep up the great work babe!!!
They sell vinyl at Best Buy now, BTW. It's a new world, truly...
I got Brian to autograph my 'Pet Sounds' 1999 vinyl reissue at Amoeba Hollywood a couple months back, so now it's signed by Brian and Tony Asher. Sorry, dude -- just had to tell ya.
Great blog. check out our dance to "Fun Fun Fun" - a real cross-generational celebration: a young and an old beach boys fan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk7H5nieo4E
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Not an expert... what's is exactly? maybe first pressing, mono? Whatever, envy you!
looks to me like one of the new Capital vinyl reissues purchased at Newbury Comics - Right???
Stewrat
You mean you host a beach boys blog and yet have only just got a copy of Pet Sounds
correct stewrat!
i am still proud.
Don't ask me why, but I have every available vinyl release (some both mono & stereo) and I still buy the CD reissues.
If you started later with just the CDs available, your first new vinyl is pretty cool. I almost bought it myself (again!).
BTW, Newbury Comics has all vinyl 30% off this weekend. Buy more.
stewrat
Is that an original pressing?!!!
It's always so exciting to add something new to one's BB collection, even when it is something that you already have in other formats. Even though I grew up listening to them on vinyl, I don't have any of my old albums left. Sure do miss them!
Hi Warnakey, I assume that you have seen Al and Dennis on youtube
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=53Z40tT3MkY
shopping in London. A fuller version is available commercially on dvd (because I bought a copy), however with no sound. Do you have the audio part for this classic film?
Best wishes, and many thanks for all your efforts in this blog.
Stephen, UK.
hey stephen, i don't think any audio ever existed. Most "personal" cameras had no sound back then anyway. I do have the london report in mpg format though. I might upload it tonight.
great album--but that is one of the worst cover photos ever. "Hey guys, let's go to the farm and feed some animals for the cover" "Yeah, that'd be really great Brian..."
Thank you so much for posting all this Beach Boys and Brian Wilson material. I am very thankful for this.
I was wondering if you could post stuff like Beatrice From Baltimore, Sail On Sailor (demo), Wouldn't It Be Nice To Live Again, Til I Die (demo) and other rare songs from the late 60's and early 70's.
Hey Eric, long time no talk to!!! Glad to see you're still here! Love the Pet Sounds lp. I have my original 1966 cover actually framed on my family room wall. Am taking to the South Bend Indiana (US) show just in case..........
Keep up the great cause!!
Donna
Hey Eric, glad to see you're still here. Long time no talk to, from the old lady you helped with the downloads so much!!! You know me as Donna! I actually still have my original Pet Sounds cover from 1966 framed on my family room wall!!
Keep up the great work babe!!!
They sell vinyl at Best Buy now, BTW. It's a new world, truly...
I got Brian to autograph my 'Pet Sounds' 1999 vinyl reissue at Amoeba Hollywood a couple months back, so now it's signed by Brian and Tony Asher. Sorry, dude -- just had to tell ya.
TSM
Great blog. check out our dance to "Fun Fun Fun" - a real cross-generational celebration: a young and an old beach boys fan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk7H5nieo4E
hey Eric,
nice photo! i've just been given my Dad's original mono pressing of 'Pet Sounds' which he bought in the UK in 1966. ahhh... it is BEAUTIFUL!
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