THE BEACH BOYS - GOOD VIBRATIONS (1966) | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: The Beach Boys
Song: Good Vibrations
Album: The Beach Boys
Released: 1966
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Art Pop, Acid Rock, Psychedelic Pop, Avant-Pop, R&B.
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"Four times they change my life in one song". Greatest song reaction I've ever heard.
YES!!! That's why these guys are so fun to watch! It's obvious that they really, truly appreciate the talent and creativity of the artists. And that they love GOOD music!! These guys are my favorite reactors!
And they listen without stopping to babble about in the middle they respect the art
I remember how BLOWN AWAY I was when this came out and I heard the record the first time... 60 years ago ❤
Absolutely GROUNDBREAKING! All the "magic" was "hand-made"! First use of a Theramin. There is a video of the making of this song because someone did an 8mm film while they were recording!
Haha, they don't need more attention believe me. They are world famous, they are top notch. Brian Wilson....genius.
Carol Kaye, who played bass, like most of the session musicians that played on this (and thousands of other songs), never really got a sense of the complete recording until she heard it on the radio. She said she was stunned at how Brian Wilson put it all together.
This is considered one of the best songs ever written.😊
The Boys were ahead of their time.
Bro's this was Brian Wilson's songwriting masterpiece. Their "Barbara Ann" and "Surfin Safari" and "I Get Around" are next for you!! edit- The Beach Boys used the legendary session musicans known as The Wrecking Crew on some of their recordings, including this one.
All good.
Barbara Ann was Dean Torrence singing and Brian didn't even write it, and Surfin Safari is really simplistic. You want to show Brian's early genius? "Salt Lake City," "When I Grow Up to Be a Man," and "I Get Around," as you mentioned, not to mention "California Girls," "The Little Girl I Once Knew," and so many others.
@@davidschecter5247 100's more than that. The entire Friends album, the entire Wild Honey album, not to mention Pet Sounds and his material from Smile.
Keep exploring the Beach Boys, they are unique.
Carl Wilsons voice is heavenly
The Beach Boys were HUGE! Brian Wilson was sooo creative! This song took hours and hours of work. Their harmonies are amazing. Sometimes even 5 part harmonies. The fact that they’ve been popular for decades proves their talent and creativity. There is a video on UA-cam of Paul McCartney talking about The Beach Boys song “God only knows” and saying that it’s his favorite Beach Boys song and it always brings a tear to his eyes when he hears it. Someone else said that The Beach Boys album “Pet sounds” inspired the Beatles to write the Sargent Pepper album. Great talent knows talent when they hear it! Thanks guys! 😀
“Good Vibrations” is probably as great as “A Day in the Life.”
@@frankiebowie6174 That's a really good comparison. Those songs, for both bands, were creative masterpieces of this period. And despite what people may think about "old" 60s music, both songs were radical in their structure/arrangement for their time and even today compared to most popular music.
You're so right: the album Pet Sounds is Brian Wilson's greatest achievement. After hearing Pet Sounds, the Beatles were so creatively inspired that they started working on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band immediately.
The layering of tracks on Pet Sounds (what producers came to call The Wall of Sound, something initially pioneered by Phil Spector) was revolutionary. You can really hear it best on "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and even more on "God Only Knows." They double up instruments and vocals, so they're singing the same part on multiple tracks that get compressed together, making the sound richer and more complex. They might also have an electric guitar, acoustic guitar, and string section all play the same part on different tracks, so by the time it's actually done, you can't really distinguish the different instruments -- it's just amazing and intense music.
"Good Vibrations" in a landmark song in the history of pop/rock music, as is the whole "Pet Sounds" album upon which this song can be found.
This song isn't in this album
Almost, but not quite
Beach Boys harmonies are world class! Brian Wilson’s genius is written all over this! Nice. It’s good to be part of your family Bros! 🌺✌️
Their harmonies were insane. Three Wislson brothers, Mike Love their cousin, and a neighbor Dave.
The Beach Boys are an American Icon...!
One of the Beach Boys best besides" God Only Knows" and "Sloop John B." So much great sounds from the 60's which was enhanced by the Beach Boys. Love your enthusiasm guys.
This song has been chosen to be the best song of the 20th century.
By other musicians, songwriters, musicreporters, DJ's etc.
In The Netherlands.....
This song coming out in the 60’s is mind-blowing
Love the Beach Boys. Next listen to them sing In My Room. Thanks. ❤❤❤❤❤
Yes!!
That and “Warmth of the Sun”!
I dance to this song bringing me back to the1960s!
This is a masterpiece a few others are the warmth of the sun,don’t worry baby, little surfer girl and in my room all WORTHY
Hippies would say "I'm picking up good vibes" (or vibrations) if everything was groovy and far out...or "bad vibes", if things weren't cool.
The Must-Hear Beach Boys songs, imho, are "God Only Knows", "Surfer Girl", Heroes & Villlains", "Sloop John B", "Don't Worry Baby", "California Girls", "Fun, Fun, Fun", "Help Me, Rhonda", "Surfin' USA", and maybe "Little Deuce Coupe", which is about a car. Surfing and cars were big in the 1950s and early 1960s. Magic carpets were the preferred mode of transport thereafter.
The genius of Brian WIlson's songwriting and arranging, the amazing vocals of the whole band, and the Wrecking Crew providing the flawless instrumentation. Can't go wrong! 'Sloop John B' is another great one from 1966 that will sound incredible through headphones. A traditional folk song that Brain turned into a classic.
I guess you might say this is the origin of giving you a vibe.
The Beach Boys came from the next town from where I grew up. It is the South Bay in Southern Calif. They were a few years older than I, but what they sang about was exactly what my teenage years were about. The beach, cursing the boulevard, parties, boys for me. dreaming about the future. It was a great time and place. And it still is.
There is two basses on the track. A Fender P-Bass Electric Bass and an upright acoustic double bass. The chugging sound in the chorus is a bunch of Cellos too. Brian Wilson the main songwriter and producer of the band used two basses a lot from 1965-1967.
Brian Wilson ! = Genius💥💯😱
Back to the older BB'S TRY 409, shut down, great songs 🎵
Brian Wilson is respected by everyone.
"Pet Sounds' was a very influential album. McCartney said "God only Knows" is the best song ever written.
At the time this song, Good Vibrations came out in the late 60's, it was the most expensive single to have ever been produced at that time. The production cost was around $50,000 dollars, which was more money than most recording artists spent to produce an entire album during that era! Lucky for the Beach Boys that it was a huge #1 hit in the USA and actually made a profit!
The Beach Boys, amazing band and I love this song - such a great sound, such a great vibe. It came out in 1966 I believe and I remember thinking it sounded so different to other songs at that time. Other great songs which I love from The Beach Boys are I Get Around, God Only Knows, Wild Honey, Sloop John B, Fun Fun Fun, Darlin', Surfin' USA, - all these songs evoke wonderful memories of the 1960s. I'm so glad you like this band, guys, and I'm sure you'll be reacting to more of their songs. Loved your reaction to Good Vibrations, and so enjoyed your comments, thanks so much. Take care and keep safe, all the best.
Darlin by them is absolutely gorgeous.
Their masterpiece IMHO
I always liked the multiple vocal parts on the chorus.
1st part: I'm picking up good vibrations, She's giving me excitations
2nd part: Good Good Good Good Vibrations, Good Good Good Good Vibrations
3rd part: mmmm Bop Bop Good Vibrations, Bop Bop Excitations
Love the beach boys! You guys MUST check out their song " Heroes and Villains ". Rockin harmonies!
I was brainwashed with the beach boys by my dad, and Im so grateful! Memories of long summer holidays driving to Devon to go surfing 😎🌞 Lots of fun tunes
Among all the normal musical instruments, Good Vibrations also has the Electro-Theremin, jaw harp, string bass, and cello.
The very first live music concert I ever went to was the Beach Boys in Glasgow. I was in my early teens. Blown away. At that time concerts were in theatres and the groups expected the audience to sit down and listen. Not in Glasgow! The Beach Boys were surprised and even shocked that everyone was on their feet, dancing in the aisles and joining in. After the fist couple of songs, they started getting the hang of it and really started enjoying themselves. It was fantastic.
I think you'd like the Beach Boys songs "California Girls," "Fun, Fun, Fun" and "Surfin' U.S.A."
I just love watching you guys getting your minds blown; always a trip. Great reaction. Ground breaking at the time.
One of my all time favourite songs ❤
Their album Pet Sounds got huge praise.
1st time I heard this song was late Sept 1966 over an AM car radio with a weak signal because it was not a local station. As I was pulling up to my house and the recording was so different and because I was struggling to hear it I pulled away and kept driving to try to improve the signal. I was a big Beach Boy fan and I'm thinking 'Is this them"? Can't be it's so different yet it has to be them, those vocals! What a feeling, so exiting. To see your responses reminds of that day back in 66' and puts a big smile on my face. The song is as fresh and groundbreaking today as it was then!.....Got cello's going along multiple bass guitar parts!
"Surfer Girl" is one of their earliest and sweetest songs; contrast it with "Sloop John B," a later, darker song. Both are breathtaking.
The Beach Boys are absolutely brilliant and those voices are incredible and so wonderful to listen to and I think they will go on forever in the music industry. Thank you for a lovely and interesting reaction
I’m a California girl.😘That’s another song by The Beach Boys ❤️💙💛
They were the true rivals of the beatles.
This song is used on the beautiful movie Vanilla Sky, with Tom Cruise. "Tech support!"
The Beach Boys song "Kokomo" is also used on the Tom Cruise film, Cocktail.
I was 13 when this song hit the radio stations and we played it at every dance. So good..the sound of summer and freedom......
You can never go wrong, with a Beach Boys song. Nice job guys. Peace!
The synthesiser type sound is made by an Electro-theremin, Brian wanted to used a real Theremin as used a lot in 1950's Sci-Fi movies but struggled to find either an instrument or anyone who could play it, but someone introduced him to the Electro-theremin which is a an electronic signal generator with a slider to modulate the sound of the signal, hence the similar earie sound of the Theremin without having to master a difficult instrument.
This is from Wikipedia.
The following people are identified as players on the "Good Vibrations" single.
The Beach Boys
Mike Love - lead vocals in chorus[150]
Brian Wilson - vocals,[151] tack piano,[152] tambourine,[152] production,[66] mixing[66]
Carl Wilson - lead vocals in verses,[64] guitar,[152] shaker[152]
Dennis Wilson - Hammond organ during 2:13-2:56[153][151]
Additional musicians and production staff
Hal Blaine - drums,[151] timpani,[126] other percussion[126]
Al De Lory - piano,[126] harpsichord[126]
Jesse Ehrlich - cello[126]
Larry Knechtel - organ in verses and choruses[153]
Tommy Morgan - harmonica[151]
Al Casey - guitar[154]
Ray Pohlman - electric bass[155]
Lyle Ritz - double bass[156]
Jim Horn - piccolo[157]
Paul Tanner - Electro-Theremin[57][126][151]
Bassist Carol Kaye played on several of the "Good Vibrations" sessions, and has been identified as a prominent contributor to the track.[158][159][160] However, analysis by Beach Boys archivist Craig Slowinski indicates that none of those recordings made the final edit as released on the single.[161]
Look into the "Wrecking Crew."
Well, that song is an outstanding work of art in music. So check out Bee Gees with a song, called 'Alone'. Why? Brian Wilson was the one, talking to them, beeing inducted to 'Rock'n Roll Hall Of Fame. And even before he did, in some interviews he always said, "I'm a big fan of bros. Gibb! Just buying every new Bee Gees album eversince their career began. And hearing them on the radio always makes me listen with sharped ears".
My first ever concert (early 90’s) was the Beach Boys. 🙂
What a night that was. 🏄♂️
I love them singing “You’re So Good To Me”. The harmonies are insane.
That awesome base is from a woman, Carol Kaye, in the so called Wrecking Crew. Legendary Bassist.
I am sitting by the bay a half hr from
My home. Jet skis helicopters from
Military . Sailboats. Waves crashing into rocks68 degrees. Just heaven. Just freakin expensive state. Lol. Yes. Beach boys fits right in
This song is the Beach Boys masterpiece in my view. The song made such an impact on me that 50 years or more later I could show you the spot on the road I was driving on when I first heard this song come over the radio.
I remember when that song came out and how surprised and thrilled I was. I still love it. For me, that's one of the best of the 60s.
Great reaction! This song has so many layers. The use of the theremin is so cool. Brian Wilson is widely considered a musical genius. Love how you notice so many details. You have definitely covered 7 drops in the ocean. 😎 Thanks guys!
Carol Kaye was probably the One who played the Bassline on this. She was one of the Studio Musicians, known as The Wrecking Crew. There is a Documentary on UA-cam about them.
The beach boys album Pet Sounds that good vibrations appears inspired Paul McCartney's Sargent Peppers Album . The bass player on this recording is Carol Kay a women who is part of a group of session musicians known as the" Wrecking Crew" they appear on hundreds of recordings from the 60's and 70's .
The Beach Boys & The Beatles had a friendly rivalry between them. Each giving the other inspiration & creative determination to outdo the previous bands album (i.e. Pet Sounds vs. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
Please give God Only Knows a listen. It’s such an understated masterpiece by The Beach Boys.
ifornia was known as a surfers paradise and in the 60's it was a whole alternate lifestyle and 'The Beach Boys' were a lot of the background music. It was another counter culture. of the times.
The surfer lifestyle, surfer clothes, surfer look, a lot of surfer music. Check out the song 'Wipeout'
They were brilliant and ahead of their time. Watch "love and mercy", a movie based on Brian Wilson and his life with the band and his struggles. And listen to 'sloop John b' and 'God only knows'. Sooo good, harmonies breathtaking
Geniuses! No one touches there Harmonies! OMG they were great!❤️ I'm 64 now, but man, we'd hang at the beach and Van's, cars, boomboxes playing Beach Boys, So fitting and perfect!! ;)
This song, gentlemen, is Church. Those vibrations take you right to heaven’s gate! You hear that staccato cello during and at the end? You can’t imagine how many takes Brian Wilson put the band through to get that sound ‘just right’ to match the sound in his head. This and God Only Knows are The Beach Boys pinnacle.
I was a fanatic prog rock concert goer in the mid to late 70’s but with rolling eyes agreed to see The Beach Boys. Thought I was way too cool. The whole stadium floor formed a dance chain of 1000s, laughing and dancing the night away!
Lisson to "God only knows" a masterpiece, Beach Boys at their best.
Seen the Beach Boys here in Australia around the time when this came out. They were a great group full of harmonies and of course the songs about the beach, water etc. I was in my teens then and of course music has changed so much since then. Was a different time. My taste in music changed with hearing Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, probably you will say for the better but The Beach Boys still remain. ❤️🤘🎸🇦🇺
Hal Blaine's drumming on this is so original. Who else would think of that snare beat in the quieter sections? The Wrecking Crew and Brian Wilson were all geniuses.
When this was released in 1966, that same year, on the same radio station, people could hear this song, alongside several other new songs that same year, like Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles, or Mustang Sally by Wilson Pickett, or Paint it Black by The Rolling Stones, or Eight Miles High by The Byrds, or Hey Joe by Hendrix. And a year later there's stuff like Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Harum, or Soul Man by Sam and Dave, White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane or Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison. None of these songs sounded like the others, and yet they could all play back-to-back back then. I once heard some musicologist-mathematician say in an interview that, using 200+ variables identified by composers and players as being 'meaningful,' the music created during the 60's, through to the 80's, was the most diverse and/or complex in popular music history.
The bass player on this is Carol Kaye, a popular west coast studio musician during the 60's and 70's. She played on several Beach Boy recordings.
Check out the Wrecking Crew documentary and Brian Wilson comments on those very successful session musicians. The Wrecking Crew were also in awe of Brian Wilson. What talented musicians they all were/are!
Wow! My teen years in Cali during the Surfin hey day.
YES was influenced by these cats 💯🎵🎹😎
An epic masterpiece, indeed. Gotta love the use of the 'Theramin' ... (look it up) ;-)
Always my favorite Beach Boys song along with "Help Me Rhonda" and "Sail on Sailor". Thanks for reacting to this great song!
My Birthday 1966🤘
Your passion for great songs is enormous that's what makes your reactions special
I believe that there is another Beach Boys song that some people feel is every bit as good as -- or perhaps even better than -- Good Vibrations. And that song is called God Only Knows. The list of musicians, songwriters, and critics who name it as the best song ever written or at least very high on the list is impressive. It was made at about the same time as Good Vibrations, and is included on the album Pet Sounds which has achieved a similarly impressive list of accolades as one of the best albums ever produced.
Great beach boys review thankyou
KJ below is right, this song was a HUGE hit on the radio. Back when radio was fun. I'd suggest checking out the songs Feel Flows and Surf's Up, two incredibly beautiful and moving songs.
Album was called Pet Sounds recorded in 1966, The Beatles said this album was the impetus to them recording Sargent Peppers lonely hearts club band album.
Back in the day when radio was king, I remember going to the beach and hearing transistor radios tuned in to the same station playing this song. There were so many of them it was almost like hearing it in stereo.
I love the Beach Boys, especially Brian Wilson. ❤️ PLEASE react to the movie "Love and Mercy" starring John Cusack. It's the true story of Brian and the Beach Boys. It's excellent! It'll show you secrets on how they made that really cool sound you both mentioned (sounds like a helicopter), and other unique sounds, within the movie. Too cool.
there is a great UA-cam video on the making of this song.
One of the best songs everrrrr!
I still have my 45 of this.
A cello was the cool bass vibrating sound.
If you guys like harmonies, then you really, REALLY need to listen to America. Best songs: "Ventura Highway", "Tin Man", "A Horse With No Name", "Sister Golden Hair" and Lonely People.
There are others but these are the ones that come to mind at the moment.
This song is exactly how much fun the 1960's were.
Great reaction. They've made so many great songs, but a particular favourite, which I'm not sure is mentioned too often, is a song called "Darlin'". Great harmonies, as usual. Take care guys.
Beach Boys/Surf's Up STUDIO VERSION
7 drops .. lol Patrick! Hey that's a great number anyway 😉 Great job on picking this track apart y'all. Enjoy the weeks George & Patrick.
It’s really cool watching you guys evolve into really good music critics... to see you progress and develop a level of music awareness and appreciation. You have developed a deeper appreciation of music and it’s been fun to see the progression. It would be cool to watch your very first music reaction for comparison. You’ve come a long way!
Patrick, you’re right, seeing isn’t everything, but, for me, watching a live performance of a great song engages not only my ears, but my eyes, too. It enhances the overall experience 10 fold for me. Like listening to Dire Straits song, Sultans of Swing, and then watching the live performance . From really good, to spectacular. For me, I’ll take a live performance any day. The emotion from the singers and the band can’t be caught on audio alone.
Watch "The Wrecking Crew - Making of Good Vibrations" It took 3 months to record this song. It was Carol Kate on the base.
"They are different" sums up Brian Wilson and his "Boys" perfectly. Brian is probably the only true American musical GENIUS we have had in the past 60 years. Nobody thinks music the way he does. See the movie "Love and Mercy" - a brilliant biopic about Brian. There are so many fabulous songs by the Beach Boys and Brian solo that are just from another planet -- in terms of chord changes, instrumentation, song structure, harmonies, on and on. Try "Add Some Music to Your day" from 1970. "From There to Back Again" from 2012 (I think), "The Little Girl I Once Knew" from 1965, and solo Brian "South American" and "Sail Away." Endless magical sounds from the singular creative mind that nobody else can be compared to. Brian was John, Paul, and George Martin all rolled into one. And you must listen to the whole "Brian Wilson Presents Smile" album from 2004. Had he pieced this together in 1967, it would have been the greatest album of all-time. As it is, and even with his older voice, it might still be the greatest album of all-time. Sergeant Pepper is child's play compared to SMILE.
Now it's time for the Heavy Metal Beach Boys "Uriah Heep" song Pilgrim
Saw them live at least 5 times they were positively one of the best bands at that time their nrg (energy) was insane
Still enjoy them as much today as back then Pete T
Hey, great reaction! My father was their high school PE teacher and Football coach. Cool, huh.
Thanks guys for reacting to The Beach Boys again. I have four favorite bands/musicians whose music has improved my life immeasurably. Brian Wilson is my number one. I'm happy when music lovers much younger than myself appreciate what was accomplished back in the day by Brian, Carl, Dennis, Al, Mike, Bruce, & The Wrecking Crew (& David in the early days). IMO, this song is one that exemplifies Brian's desire to become more than the surfing & car tunes they were previously known for. Those signature Brian Wilson harmonies woven throughout the tapestry of instruments set their sound apart then & now.
This is just my opinion, but before you react to live, I would suggest watching one of the documentaries on The Beach Boys or Brian Wilson so you know their story, because it's a long one. Usually the documentaries just use short clips of songs, so I don't think hearing song snippets would ruin any future reactions for you, but that's up to you of course. Most of the movies with actors playing The Beach Boys irritate me, but if you decide to watch a movie, Love & Mercy was at least made with Brian's consent.
As for live performances, IMO sometimes the concert clips don't always do the songs or the Beach Boys justice. There are many reasons for this (some of which you will understand after hearing their history), but none of them have to do with a lack of talent on anyone's part. I have many Beach Boys concerts on DVD & I enjoy them for what they are, but the quality of the DVDs are often lacking in terms of sound. I love them live & in the studio, but in my mind they are two different things.
All that to say thank you, lol! Keep goin'!