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The Beach Boys - The Making Of Mrs. O'Leary's Cow (Fire) Restored Footage
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2023
- It's technically not a remaster but I upscaled a higher-quality source and then color-corrected it. I might fix the frame rate later.
Heres a comparison of the before and after:
• fire comparison
Also if anyone has the Goodvibrations lost studio footage in 1080p, which doesn't exist on youtube, let me know
its out there now
Mike Love was trying to come up with a 'fire' dance for when they performed this on stage! 😆
Lmao
Brian looks so openly gone here, even while he's focused on the recording process he looks so out of it
Not gone. Exhausted
This is like watching Jesus hand out fishes and loaves and they couldn’t appreciate it
What's interesting is that this footage is not from the session where they recorded the Instrumental track. That was on a different day in a different studio (Gold Star does not have Wood Paneling behind the mixing board), and the Beach Boys were not present then. Brian was wearing a Red shirt on that day and ended up shirtless as we've seen in the pictures. Chuck Britz the Engineer was also not present the day they made the track, but he's here in the footage. There's only one thing to deduce: this footage is from a lost vocal session for the song. Brian's probably mixing a master, and everyone's listening to the final product.
I’m guessing you’re a fan
Mrs O'leary's Cow or Fire is so ahead of it's time. It reminds me of the techno people listen to these days xx
So there's a mystery I've been trying to solve with this whole Fire event, I've been thinking about making a video essay regarding it... Most sources say this was ONE session ( importance will come later ). Most sources also say that this session took place at Gold Star Studios. However, by comparing pictures of Gold Star's control booth to the one shown in the footage, we can determine that it indeed was not Gold Star, but in fact United Western Recorders ( Now Eastwest Studios). So you may be thinking, " Well then the mystery is solved right? It wasn't at Gold Star, it was at Western. " Well no, because although the FOOTAGE is at Western, there are still other pictures of Brian in the fire helmet in Gold Star's control booth ( he's usually completely shirtless in the Gold Star photos ). So now, the obvious is that there was more than one session, but as I said, most sources state there was only ONE session. So... what happened? I really don't know, I have a few hypotheses. Maybe, there was in fact, more than one session, however, the fact that only one fire session appears on the smile sessions box set sorta debunks that, OR any other fire session could be a lost tape who knows! Perhaps, Brian just wanted to don the fire helmet for fun, it also made an appearance in the Good Vibrations promo film soooo..... anyone else got any ideas?
There were in fact two sessions. One at Gold Star where the basic track was recorded in late November and one a few days later at Western where the band recorded vocal overdubs. The tape for this session is missing however and hasn’t surfaced so the reason why there’s only one Fire session take on the boxset is because that’s all that remains. I think because of this it has sort of become accepted that there only was one session when in reality there was another one. Interesting how we have footage from it but no audio.
@@officialFredDurstfanclub Thank you SO MUCH, that answers so many of my questions! 😅
This isn’t a Fire session. I think it’s been determined that this was a session that the guys were at a few days later, and the Fire hats were still there from the previous session.
@@officialFredDurstfanclubthere were no vocals done for this song. There was only one Fire session.
I Love that Mike seems to be into it! 🙂
Wow! This is definitely the best I’ve ever seen this footage. Fantastic restoration job!
Wow, this is the most I’ve seen the facial similarities between Carl and Dennis, which is to say there’s close to no similarity at all. At first glance I thought Carl was Dennis but it quickly dawned on me it was Carl. Also interesting to see Mike having fun with the weird music that didn’t stick to the formula.
Joke’s on you. He’s writing Summer of Love in his head
Carl was always chubby, Dennis was not
I give Mike Love credit for being a good sport and going along with the program---even though he supposedly hated it. Even willing to wear a fire hat to humor his cousin
Mike was a balding pop star in the era of long hair. That’s why he wore the hat
I’ve sort of come around on Mike love as a villain. I can see why he would resist it as it was radically different, was less centered on the group, and not something they’d take to the stage. He also thought it would alienate their fanbase. I’ve heard an interview with him where he talks positively of it later, but of course, the fact that it wasn’t completed is a travesty. Several factors weighed in with Brian’s mental health being the main factor.
@@ragingbull888 My thinking on all this is--he's still there participating. Like a wife who refuses to divorce her husband, Mike Love could have left at any time, and most people would have. He was the jilted partner when Brian took up with Tony Asher and Van Dyke Parks---but he stayed when most people would have left. And he also participated on those songs! So for that, I give him credit
@@jackcuneo6098 If it was just about covering a bald spot, he could have done that with that trendy "Fred Sanford" hat he was wearing that year. He could have protested the silliness that everyone else, including the wrecking crew, was involved in by refusing to obey Brian's orders
@@impalaman9707 the wrecking crew didn’t refuse anything. In 1967 Brian was still boss. Mike went along because Brian was the only reason he was famous to begin with. Mike was smart enough to follow Brian until Brian was no longer functional. Brian stepped down. Mike didn’t step up
Brian looking very serious with his toy fire hat on!😂😂
Wake up, Carl!
Either this was an exhausting late night session, or Carl was stoned!
This is the most wild track on the album. Love it.
Smile, el album más sicodelico de The Beach Boys, el deterioro mental de Brian causado por el cosumo de hashish y LSD hizo que colapsara durante la producción del que iba a ser un album mucho mejor que su antesesor Pet Sounds........
Winter Breaks and back to Fall ame from this.
..and it's just as creepy.
The Woody Woodpecker Symphony!🤣🤣🤣
Reminds me of the rising orchestra between the two sections of A DAY IN THE LIFE - was this recorded after Sgt Pepper came out?
Before
November 1966
This whole album was prior to Pepper, but it was never completed
It was never released so pepper technically came first in terms of hearing these things
@@Monkforilla but he was asking about the recording not hearing.
2004 version doesn't make justice to this version. It's actually groovie
True, but I am glad that the 2004 version was made anyway.
you should make a redo with the new footage
Incredible
He so fine
How much of Smile was unfinished? 10%? Smile should've been finished and released.
Did you get the audio from the bootleg?
Glad I only had to listen once..
You didn’t have to listen at all.
pretty sure this is from a Good Vibes session, not fire, even though they are wearing fire helmets
no?
@@fruitjuice768 The fire helmets were bought for the Good Vibrations clip, more than 1 month before the 11/26/66 Fire Session recorded by Larry Levine. This session shows Chuck Britz, and nobody knows what they are hearing. I don't think it's Good Vibrations also, cause the single was already released when they filmed the promo. Probably it's Brian mixing down some track for them to put on vocals arterwards.
Sounds like something in the movies when the person is on a good one