Interesting interview. Brian looks medicated and half asleep at times. He also is thinking many thoughts that he is not saying at times. Mike looks very comfortable, claiming songwriter (lyric) credit here and there, and Brian shoots back no more than a look... But he shoots a LOT of looks in this interview! Carl (apparently Brian's sworn favorite, as I imagine Brian was Murray's) could have brought some needed levity and insight, as certainly could have Dennis. But this really is the real Beach Boys, the lasting, molten core. Charlie Rose deserves credit for making this interview happen.
Not surprised Brian commented on Carl's loss but not Dennis. A few years ago there was a deluxe reissue of Dennis's cult classic Pacific Ocean Blue. Brian was asked to comment on it and freely admitted he had never heard it. Once it was played for him he said "that's nice". Brian could compartmentalize his emotions, and his feelings for Dennis were not on display as they were for Carl.
@@WilliamHerlihy-p4g Brian had always sort of been grooming Carl for bigger and better things. It didn’t mean that he never cared much for Dennis. He just saw something special in Carl from a very early age. When Carl sort of ‘took over’ as band leader in the late sixties and early seventies, it was something that Brian very willingly relinquished to. I’m sure he loved both of his little brothers equally, but with Carl he just knew that he had something special, and he most definitely did. That voice, man… it soared. That said, it’s a pity that he waited so long to listen to Pacific Ocean Blue… but I’m guessing that had something to do with the fact that Brian was really off in lala-land when that album came out, and then there was fuckin’ Landy. Ugh.
It's also the fact that both brothers died so young. Both are tragedies, in different ways. One accidentally because he was destroyed from drugs & alcohol, and the other from cancer in only his early 50s. Both so sad.
Al Jardine... a relatively unsung hero in the band. His bright, beautiful voice fit perfectly into the harmony. And through all of the troubles in the band... Al provided stability. I recently heard his Endless Summer Band and was blown away. The musicians in his band are mostly former long-time Beach Boys backup musicians. It's the best version of the Beach Boys by far. Got to meet Al after the concert and sing parts of his Winds of Change song with Al. An experience of a lifetime. He was very nice and friendly.
He is super intelligent - I mean no one ever mentions just how brilliant Brian is as to his intellect and, of course, he is brilliant musically and a great producer of his work without which we would not have had the pleasure of the Beach Boys!! Thank you Brian!!!!!
He didn't even know that Brian and Mike were cousins. Everyone knows that. It must be nice to have dated the bosses daughter like Charlie did. He proved it's not WHAT you know but WHO you know.
This is the finest example of the talent and energy these guys had and still have!! Can't we get them thinking about a round table discussion like this and add in a dozen songs. I don't think we've ever heard them like this - sitting back, discussing ups and downs, favorite songs, feeling about their work like this. Gotta love all of them for how important they are to our consciousness! Do this again guys!!!!
@@lucaspadilla4815 Yes, Summer's Gone is really a perfect way to say goodbye I suppose, it's just sad that it has to come to an end but what a back catalogue they have for us to enjoy over and over again.
Great interview. One of Charlie's best I think. Hope they keep playing together. They are a national treasure for sure. The music is soooo fun, inspiring, and thoughtful, provocative and reflects upon multi generations. It is what music should be. It connects us.
The Album they put out that year was one of the best they've done in years I was really impressed with the results it reminded me of some of the previous effects there albums had as too repeatedly listening to it over and over again it had that quality to it 👌
@@josephharnett5075 I heard it a lot and I like it a lot. It sounds to me very much like NO Pier Pressure, though I've only heard that a couple of times(and on a less good sound system).
@@c.a.t.732 wrong. This has been overstated and inaccurately researched starting in the 70s by lazy journalists. Read the sessionographies painstakingly researched in the past decade or so . They played on a LOT more than people know, particularly Carl and also Dennis (and obviously Brian, who produced everything through 1968). Yes it is true that the Wrecking Crew played a major part in 65-67, but even then Carl and at times Dennis played.
@@jlee2383 "Even then Carl and at some times Dennis played"? I stand corrected... one member (or occasionally two) of a 5 piece played on their records. Wow.
@@c.a.t.732 considering Mike Love was a singer and onstage frontman and not an instrumentalist, you can subtract one. And one other member is the fucking producer who was the studio mastermind at a time when no other band had that. So yeah, that’s the majority of the band.
@@jlee2383 You're right... one quarter of the band played on their records, not one fifth. Much more impressive. And being the producer isn't the same as playing, which was my point.
Watching this interview, it is so clear to me why these guys couldn’t stay together as a band. As cordial and “nice” as they are, to me there is a clear undercurrent of weirdness and discomfort between them. They all see things pretty differently, and at a certain point as old men that was never going to change
That's why Brian was so quiet. He let Mike (I) Love Myself, do most of the talking. Even when Love tried to compliment Brian he did it with a twist of the knife in Brian's spleen and a high-five to himself. Just too obnoxious for words. Who could work with such a megalomaniac?
Having had the privilege of working with Brian (before this interview and actually met Carl along with his late wife), glad that they were harmonious and seemingly get along with each other during this interview Compare Beach Boys’ Kokomo (without Brian) versus Love and Mercy (without The Beach Boys) that came out at the same time People should remember that no record company would sign The Beach Boys without Brian - because he’s DA TALENT!! Brian was (and still is) a GREAT PERSON!! The Boys’ gift was their harmonies. Mike Love believes that he is talented as Brian and fought for songwriting credits in songs that he had minimal input. Mike Love wanted to always sing songs about surfing and cars Brian wrote 29 albums within 7 years
Charlie Rose was a fantastic interviewer. He was so prepared and thoughtful about his questions. I don't remember what he was accused of. no one is perfect.
Good interview Charlie Rose. You should have focused more on these types of well-planned interviews with artists, writers & bands like this rather than politics and BS. At a concert for Brian Wilson they asked Vince Gill to sing "Surf's Up," and he said sure. He had assumed -- how difficult could it be? The Beach Boys sing surf & car songs. But when he was given the song he said he couldn't do it...too difficult. He was concerned with the range the song required. They convinced him he could pull it off. And it turned out to be one of the most intense covers of a Beach Boys song, sung live ever. A great interview would be with Brian Wilson & Paul McCartney or George Martin (at that time 2012) on the same set at the same time. We're losing the legends...start talking to them before it's too late & don't ask stupid questions.
That's Why God Made The Radio is a fine Beach Boys cd. I like Brian Wilson alot and Mike Love too. Brain was a fine music composer and record producer also singer and Mike Love wrote many of The Beach Boys songs lyrics and he is their lead singer and the most consistent Beach Boy their's never been a Beach Boys concert thus far without Mike Love performing in it Mike also is probably the best Beach Boy at the business side of that group too. Mike Love and Brian Wilson are cousins and long time band mates Mike loves Brian and often gives him credit but Mike knows at times Brian is off mentally people should stop trying to get Brian to hate Mike their elderly men now let them regain their friendship.
Mike Love is in a group called the Beach Boys because he managed to get it legally, so he gets to use that name. But Brian Wilson is "Brian Wilson!" He can't be defined by anything other than himself. And...we all know that all the songs Mike Love's band sings with the exception of that annoying Kocomo, or whatever it is called, are Brian Wilson songs. Love wrote some of the lyrics, but when you are given such melodies, honestly, the lyrics come with it even if they do so on an ethereal plane.
Going back to 65, I always equated Brian with Mozart. Nobody in those days thought it was anything other than pretentious, including my family. 60 years later, it still seems the right call.
@@billviola7884 I thought Mike sounded very level headed here. He deserves some credit. Him and Brian wrote and produced some beautiful songs together.
@@marilynskrepich3238 When he was younger. For the past few years, he seems to have mellowed. He must realise that his life is coming to an end now. I love some of the music and vocals that he has contributed to The Beach Boys and he definitely deserves credit.
12:42 I can imagine that Johnston was _not_ exactly thrilled with the director calling for this shot/camera angle so often throughout the roundtable discussion; not the most flattering or forgiving in terms of exposing his balding pate and oddly shaped skull.
Anyone who wonders can see here the definitive proof that Brian loved being part of The Beach Boys and that it was a huge mistake for Mike Love to not create a new contract with all of them after "That's Why God Made the Radio" and the tour finished. This album and tour reinvigorated them as people and musicians, albeit briefly.
Brian doesn’t appear to be happy being part of this talk. Something odd. Way back 1960’s the BB were to perform and Shea and I believe it was canceled. So they were wandering around the stadium. I think Peter Noone was there too. Bruce J shook my hand when I called his name. I was struck that was so cool.
Who asked Mike Love to do all the talking? Charlie Rose should be directing his questions - a lot of them directly to Brian. Otherwise, Love will take over the whole shebang!
Early 80s I played the hottest club in Nashville in the house band. Bruce came up to me(I wasn't sure who he was) and wanted to sit in.He said he was with the Beach Boys- and then said he wrote I Write the Songs- which he did. He sat in for a while but I don't think he fit in with all the country we were playing. Nice guy, though. I met Mike briefly but all he did is stand there and stare at me- kind of a jerk.
Mike seems to do nothing but b positive towards Brian...so it's either money, an argument, or a girl....Brian never "forgave" Mike 4 being the other beach boys, while Brian truly was lost...maybe Mike has been overbearing, but I don't see y the hatred stays among millionaires?
Could mike stop the nonstop click clacking of his gold rings!!!??? Is that REALLY necessary?? Doesn’t let up for a second though the entire interview. He’s spent his entire life in recording studios, he cannot possibly not be aware of all that noise he’s making. If it was anyone else, ANYONE, they would’ve stopped the camera immediately and the sound engineer would’ve walked over to him and said ‘Hey CLEOPATRA!!! you think you might stop clanging your gold rings ?!?!’. But even the sound engineer could tell within 5 minutes of meeting him that he’s an unhinged narcissist…., so why bother. Always and forever passive aggressive, annoying, look at me- notice me!!!
@@EatAPeach72 Sry.., wasn’t trying to insult fans of Mike Love. I’m a lifelong fan (56 yrs old). I LOVE The Beach Boys. I’ve always enjoyed Mike’s contributions to the band. And for decades I rated him as one of the best frontmen in rock, onstage in a live setting. Right up there behind Mick Jagger… (Mick has since put light years between him and Mike Love). My problem is his personality, In so many ways. The rings are just a small example…; Rap stars wearing 10x as much gold don’t pull that shit. It’s a passive aggressive (mostly aggressive) scream for attention. IMO Mike is a very sick narcissist. But as a performer within the band.., I’ll always like him. I’ll never forget the music.
Interesting interview. Brian looks medicated and half asleep at times. He also is thinking many thoughts that he is not saying at times. Mike looks very comfortable, claiming songwriter (lyric) credit here and there, and Brian shoots back no more than a look... But he shoots a LOT of looks in this interview! Carl (apparently Brian's sworn favorite, as I imagine Brian was Murray's) could have brought some needed levity and insight, as certainly could have Dennis. But this really is the real Beach Boys, the lasting, molten core. Charlie Rose deserves credit for making this interview happen.
You are very perceptive and observant in your comments.
I notice Brian suddenly looked very sad after talking about his brothers. The pain of that loss never goes away. RIP Carl and Dennis.
Not surprised Brian commented on Carl's loss but not Dennis. A few years ago there was a deluxe reissue of Dennis's cult classic Pacific Ocean Blue. Brian was asked to comment on it and freely admitted he had never heard it. Once it was played for him he said "that's nice".
Brian could compartmentalize his emotions, and his feelings for Dennis were not on display as they were for Carl.
@@WilliamHerlihy-p4g did he listen to Carl's solo records?
@@WilliamHerlihy-p4g Brian had always sort of been grooming Carl for bigger and better things. It didn’t mean that he never cared much for Dennis. He just saw something special in Carl from a very early age. When Carl sort of ‘took over’ as band leader in the late sixties and early seventies, it was something that Brian very willingly relinquished to. I’m sure he loved both of his little brothers equally, but with Carl he just knew that he had something special, and he most definitely did. That voice, man… it soared.
That said, it’s a pity that he waited so long to listen to Pacific Ocean Blue… but I’m guessing that had something to do with the fact that Brian was really off in lala-land when that album came out, and then there was fuckin’ Landy. Ugh.
It's also the fact that both brothers died so young. Both are tragedies, in different ways. One accidentally because he was destroyed from drugs & alcohol, and the other from cancer in only his early 50s. Both so sad.
Al Jardine... a relatively unsung hero in the band. His bright, beautiful voice fit perfectly into the harmony. And through all of the troubles in the band... Al provided stability. I recently heard his Endless Summer Band and was blown away. The musicians in his band are mostly former long-time Beach Boys backup musicians. It's the best version of the Beach Boys by far. Got to meet Al after the concert and sing parts of his Winds of Change song with Al. An experience of a lifetime. He was very nice and friendly.
Brian Wilson has a very direct and unfiltered manner in speaking/articulating his thoughts or feelings on a particular subject or matter.
However, his beliefs and realities change from one day to the next.
@@mrsmacca126 _Well_ , I didn't say that he wasn't a bit of a kook. That much has been clear for ages.
Right.
And he's losing it too- (mentally skitzed out).
He is super intelligent - I mean no one ever mentions just how brilliant Brian is as to his intellect and, of course, he is brilliant musically and a great producer of his work without which we would not have had the pleasure of the Beach Boys!! Thank you Brian!!!!!
Breaks my heart when brian says he
misses his brothers How fond he was of Carl Everyone Loved Carl Wilson
At least Carl died from natural causes so to speak, the most painful must've been the loss of Dennis due to drowning and alcohol.
It’s nice to actually watch an interview where the interviewer is super nice, knowledgeable and asks the right questions. I enjoyed this.
Agree!
He didn't even know that Brian and Mike were cousins. Everyone knows that. It must be nice to have dated the bosses daughter like Charlie did. He proved it's not WHAT you know but WHO you know.
This is the finest example of the talent and energy these guys had and still have!!
Can't we get them thinking about a round table discussion like this and add in a dozen songs.
I don't think we've ever heard them like this - sitting back, discussing ups and downs, favorite songs, feeling about their work like this.
Gotta love all of them for how important they are to our consciousness!
Do this again guys!!!!
Cancelling Charlie Rose and Tavis eliminated many good interviewing opportunities.
Thank you for sharing this. I somehow never saw this back when it came out. I wish they'd do something like this one more time.
they did at the end of the new netflix documentary
Brian is a music god
This is very illuminating. Thank you!
Wonderful interview with The Beach 🏖 Boys. Thank you LUNAR for posting this to UA-cam 👍.
Love this interview - so good to hear their individual accounts of things, just talking old and current times 😀
It's really sad that The Beach Boys didn't carry on making more albums after this point.
Tho I agree, “That’s Why God Made the Radio” ultimately feels like the coda for The Beach Boys, even tho there is still chance for one more
Thank Mike Love for that, as he refused to continue. Brian, Al and David wanted to do more touring and a new album.
@@lucaspadilla4815 Yes, Summer's Gone is really a perfect way to say goodbye I suppose, it's just sad that it has to come to an end but what a back catalogue they have for us to enjoy over and over again.
@@lucaspadilla4815”Summer’s Gone” is also a great swan song for the band itself. It’s the same with “The Garden” on Rush’s Clockwork Angels album.
This is one of the best interviews of BB I have seen.
Fantastic interview!!!
Great interview. One of Charlie's best I think. Hope they keep playing together. They are a national treasure for sure. The music is soooo fun, inspiring, and thoughtful, provocative and reflects upon multi generations. It is what music should be. It connects us.
😢 I grew up with this music and videos
Im so glad they pulled it back together well..one last time.
Great interview!
The Album they put out that year was one of the best they've done in years I was really impressed with the results it reminded me of some of the previous effects there albums had as too repeatedly listening to it over and over again it had that quality to it 👌
@@josephharnett5075 I heard it a lot and I like it a lot. It sounds to me very much like NO Pier Pressure, though I've only heard that a couple of times(and on a less good sound system).
Untouchable!
Great to see David back in his rightful place
*THE greatest band EVER!* 🇺🇲🎼
Honestly. Brian looking like a million bucks with that full head of hair at 70 years old.
love ya Brian
Uhh 80
Thnxs for sharing this
Awesome!
Geminis are very good musically............Brian, Paul and Prince. Great video!
Also Freddie Mercury
@@subg8858and DYLAN.
Best Band EVER...
All their early hit recordings were made using studio musicians.
@@c.a.t.732 wrong. This has been overstated and inaccurately researched starting in the 70s by lazy journalists. Read the sessionographies painstakingly researched in the past decade or so . They played on a LOT more than people know, particularly Carl and also Dennis (and obviously Brian, who produced everything through 1968). Yes it is true that the Wrecking Crew played a major part in 65-67, but even then Carl and at times Dennis played.
@@jlee2383 "Even then Carl and at some times Dennis played"? I stand corrected... one member (or occasionally two) of a 5 piece played on their records. Wow.
@@c.a.t.732 considering Mike Love was a singer and onstage frontman and not an instrumentalist, you can subtract one. And one other member is the fucking producer who was the studio mastermind at a time when no other band had that. So yeah, that’s the majority of the band.
@@jlee2383 You're right... one quarter of the band played on their records, not one fifth. Much more impressive. And being the producer isn't the same as playing, which was my point.
Greatest rock band of ALL time….
I was at that beacon show Mike mentioned 🎉
Good vibrations and excitations😀
Saw this 50th anniversary tour, honor considering Brian's mental shape now.
That mental stuff was due to gene Landy who was a very manipulative psychologist a horrible person
Would love a get together to just hear updated chat! 😊❤
Love ya Brian 🎶😎👍🏻
Watching this interview, it is so clear to me why these guys couldn’t stay together as a band. As cordial and “nice” as they are, to me there is a clear undercurrent of weirdness and discomfort between them. They all see things pretty differently, and at a certain point as old men that was never going to change
That's why Brian was so quiet. He let Mike (I) Love Myself, do most of the talking. Even when Love tried to compliment Brian he did it with a twist of the knife in Brian's spleen and a high-five to himself. Just too obnoxious for words. Who could work with such a megalomaniac?
F*cki'-A, That was a very god interview. Charlie Rose did well, and all the guys were great. Fantastic interview, just wish it was longer.
6:04 Good Lord
Having had the privilege of working with Brian (before this interview and actually met Carl along with his late wife), glad that they were harmonious and seemingly get along with each other during this interview
Compare Beach Boys’ Kokomo (without Brian) versus Love and Mercy (without The Beach Boys) that came out at the same time
People should remember that no record company would sign The Beach Boys without Brian - because he’s DA TALENT!!
Brian was (and still is) a GREAT PERSON!!
The Boys’ gift was their harmonies. Mike Love believes that he is talented as Brian and fought for songwriting credits in songs that he had minimal input. Mike Love wanted to always sing songs about surfing and cars
Brian wrote 29 albums within 7 years
Anyone watching this who HASN'T heard Brian's album Lucky Old Sun should press pass on this and fire it up. It's a masterpiece.
Charlie, Charlie...are you still in exile? You had the most interesting program on TV, and we miss you.
Charlie Rose was a fantastic interviewer. He was so prepared and thoughtful about his questions. I don't remember what he was accused of. no one is perfect.
I saw The Beach Boys at the Filmore East I think 69, 70. Grateful Dead was on the bill. They played okie from Muskogee and help me Rhonda together
Good interview Charlie Rose.
You should have focused more on these types of well-planned interviews with artists, writers & bands like this rather than politics and BS.
At a concert for Brian Wilson they asked Vince Gill to sing "Surf's Up," and he said sure. He had assumed -- how difficult could it be? The Beach Boys sing surf & car songs.
But when he was given the song he said he couldn't do it...too difficult. He was concerned with the range the song required. They convinced him he could pull it off. And it turned out to be one of the most intense covers of a Beach Boys song, sung live ever.
A great interview would be with Brian Wilson & Paul McCartney or George Martin (at that time 2012) on the same set at the same time.
We're losing the legends...start talking to them before it's too late & don't ask stupid questions.
That's Why God Made The Radio is a fine Beach Boys cd. I like Brian Wilson alot and Mike Love too. Brain was a fine music composer and record producer also singer and Mike Love wrote many of The Beach Boys songs lyrics and he is their lead singer and the most consistent Beach Boy their's never been a Beach Boys concert thus far without Mike Love performing in it Mike also is probably the best Beach Boy at the business side of that group too. Mike Love and Brian Wilson are cousins and long time band mates Mike loves Brian and often gives him credit but Mike knows at times Brian is off mentally people should stop trying to get Brian to hate Mike their elderly men now let them regain their friendship.
Mike Love is in a group called the Beach Boys because he managed to get it legally, so he gets to use that name. But Brian Wilson is "Brian Wilson!" He can't be defined by anything other than himself. And...we all know that all the songs Mike Love's band sings with the exception of that annoying Kocomo, or whatever it is called, are Brian Wilson songs. Love wrote some of the lyrics, but when you are given such melodies, honestly, the lyrics come with it even if they do so on an ethereal plane.
Mike Love is on edge, making sure he doesn't fuck up in front of Brian
Going back to 65, I always equated Brian with Mozart. Nobody in those days thought it was anything other than pretentious, including my family. 60 years later, it still seems the right call.
Mike Love had an overblown image of himself.
@@billviola7884 I thought Mike sounded very level headed here. He deserves some credit. Him and Brian wrote and produced some beautiful songs together.
He always had a big ego
@@marilynskrepich3238 When he was younger. For the past few years, he seems to have mellowed. He must realise that his life is coming to an end now. I love some of the music and vocals that he has contributed to The Beach Boys and he definitely deserves credit.
...they are a part of American culture...
My glove
12:42 I can imagine that Johnston was _not_ exactly thrilled with the director calling for this shot/camera angle so often throughout the roundtable discussion; not the most flattering or forgiving in terms of exposing his balding pate and oddly shaped skull.
Bruce looks fine.
Really?
Charlie Rose asked all the right questions, great interview. Best of all the questions were directed at Brian not Mike.
Anyone who wonders can see here the definitive proof that Brian loved being part of The Beach Boys and that it was a huge mistake for Mike Love to not create a new contract with all of them after "That's Why God Made the Radio" and the tour finished. This album and tour reinvigorated them as people and musicians, albeit briefly.
Ya están bien viejitos 😢
MASTERS……
My cousins Peter and David who were Japanese Americans were good friends of the Beach Boys and would often party with them in Hawthorne i believe.
Brian is on record as saying he dislikes Mike Love. You can see that in spades in this clip
Unbound enthusiasm for doing "it" as soon as possible. Energy of a child peeking over the bed, are you awake! There had to be love in their efforts.
Beian is a musical genious
Bring Charlie Rose back!
Brian certainly looks like he was wishing to be ANYWHERE ELSE but in this studio doing this interview.
he looks a lot more "with it" here than he does in most interviews.
Result of using LSD for years..he said it blew his brains out
@@ronfowlermusic Yeah. He did great.
Also, he knows that if Mike Love is there no one else would get much camera time. He had trouble dealing with Mike's ego.
That's most interviews with him
Wheres mike love?
19:42 “to put down Pet Sounds is not cool!” That’s not what he was doing at all Mike. Come on….
This 'harmony' between them didn't last too long😢
I miss Charlie Rose ...
Brian doesn’t appear to be happy being part of this talk. Something odd.
Way back 1960’s the BB were to perform and Shea and I believe it was canceled. So they were wandering around the stadium. I think Peter Noone was there too. Bruce J shook my hand when I called his name. I was struck that was so cool.
1:58 Frightening
Mike Love has a very rare form of Tourette’s syndrome; every time he talks about Brian he automatically compliments himself.
How did Brian fried his brain this way, was it drugs?
Who asked Mike Love to do all the talking? Charlie Rose should be directing his questions - a lot of them directly to Brian. Otherwise, Love will take over the whole shebang!
Because he is an egotistical dirt bag!
0:17 - Brian's already smelling some BS.
Early 80s I played the hottest club in Nashville in the house band. Bruce came up to me(I wasn't sure who he was) and wanted to sit in.He said he was with the Beach Boys- and then said he wrote I Write the Songs- which he did. He sat in for a while but I don't think he fit in with all the country we were playing. Nice guy, though.
I met Mike briefly but all he did is stand there and stare at me- kind of a jerk.
Love cringing while Brian soaks up what is rightfully due.
Amazing how Love doesn’t take over a group interview and not speak for Brian.
At least not completely, he really adds nothing.
Brian Wilson looks a bit bored
Mike seems to do nothing but b positive towards Brian...so it's either money, an argument, or a girl....Brian never "forgave" Mike 4 being the other beach boys, while Brian truly was lost...maybe Mike has been overbearing, but I don't see y the hatred stays among millionaires?
I like SMiLE over Pet Sounds too.
Could mike stop the nonstop click clacking of his gold rings!!!??? Is that REALLY necessary?? Doesn’t let up for a second though the entire interview. He’s spent his entire life in recording studios, he cannot possibly not be aware of all that noise he’s making. If it was anyone else, ANYONE, they would’ve stopped the camera immediately and the sound engineer would’ve walked over to him and said ‘Hey CLEOPATRA!!! you think you might stop clanging your gold rings ?!?!’. But even the sound engineer could tell within 5 minutes of meeting him that he’s an unhinged narcissist…., so why bother. Always and forever passive aggressive, annoying, look at me- notice me!!!
I must be his only fan but this was very funny 😂
@@EatAPeach72 Sry.., wasn’t trying to insult fans of Mike Love. I’m a lifelong fan (56 yrs old). I LOVE The Beach Boys. I’ve always enjoyed Mike’s contributions to the band. And for decades I rated him as one of the best frontmen in rock, onstage in a live setting. Right up there behind Mick Jagger… (Mick has since put light years between him and Mike Love). My problem is his personality, In so many ways. The rings are just a small example…; Rap stars wearing 10x as much gold don’t pull that shit. It’s a passive aggressive (mostly aggressive) scream for attention. IMO Mike is a very sick narcissist. But as a performer within the band.., I’ll always like him. I’ll never forget the music.
way too big forehead alert .036
Mike is still bald
Hair could never grow under all those hats he's worn the last 50 years!
And your point?
@@lizzyfan1986 I think he means Mike is still a schmuck
I don't like Al Jardine because his head is too big.
A room chocked FULL of mediocrity.
Oh, go play with your Nirvana.
…being watched by you.
Yeah, they never really caught on with the general public. SMFH!