The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations REACTION/REVIEW
Вставка
- Опубліковано 11 сер 2022
- The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
Subscribe My Second Channel! / @bizmeetsworld
Thank You For watching this Video, Please Subscribe to the Channel.
/ watchbizmatik
Follow My Instagram:
/ bizmatik
Cash App: $Bizmatik.
Support the Channel Any Donation will Help:
#thebeachboys #goodvibrations #reaction - Розваги
Yes, Pet sounds is a must. There is a whole backstory to Brian Wilson writing Pet Sounds as a reaction to hearing the Beatle’s Rubber Soul. If you can watch some of the footage on making Pet Sounds studio footage. Brian Wilson wrote most of it but had many musicians sit in on the recording. Look up The Wrecking Crew, you will be amazed how many hits those guys and a couple gals were on.
And Sgt Pepper was Paul's response to Pet Sounds.
I remember my uncle buying me a transistor radio way back then so I could listen to my music at the beach. These songs were a huge part of my childhood.
As a metalhead who grew up listening to my parents playing The Beach Boys I am constantly surprised by the fact other metalheads also admit what an influence The Beach Boys were on them... it's so odd coz I don't see the connection between metal and their style? Yet I hardly know a metal lover who doesn't appreciate The Beach Boys for whatever reason!
The first band I got into when I was 6 or 7 was the Beach Boys. The path I went down as I got older was punk and metal. There's definitely some weird connection somehow.
Their album you were talking about is "Pet Sounds". It was actually a huge influence for The Beatles. BTW the musicians on a lot of their songs was The Wrecking Crew, who were well respected session musicians who a lot of bands used back then. There was a great documentary done about them a few years ago called "The Wrecking Crew". You should check it out.
The book is even better. Yeah yeah yeah, that old cliché but its true.
I read somewhere a while ago that the Beatles released "Sgt Pepper" in response to Pet Sounds; they actually felt like they had to compete with the Beach Boys.
@@k_salter I think it was more like they saw more of what was possible and wanted to try it for themselves.
@@mneugent7658 They definitely used the word 'compete.' But it could be some of both.
@@k_salter Sources? Just kidding. I can't stand when people do that. Whatever it took to end up with two amazing albums works for me.
The genius of Brain Wilson.
Some say the best song writer, changed music with Album Pet Sounds.
Something we had never heard before, his arrangements, Brilliant.
Eccentric Musiction
The Beach Boys, the band that the Beatles admired. They were so innovative that they pretty much created their own genre of music. Their harmonies are one of the bands that are gold standard that I agree needs more of today. My best friend was never so proud that his very young son found them and became his favorite band.
This is one of those cases where the video really effs up the song. First time seeing it for me and I wish I had closed my eyes 🙈 because the video that my brain made up for it was beautiful and had nothing to do with fire engines. True story…I woke up one morning 3 years ago singing the slow part of this song because it was playing in my dream and I ended up having a great day. Nothing extraordinary happened to make it a great day…I guess I was just really feeling some good vibrations. It played in my head until bedtime. The slow part about closing my eyes.
Yeah, I thought they'd be playing.
The music video is goofy and fun, but the music is ultimately more important, not sure how this music video even originated, is it just random footage or was it deliberately put together to be a music video for Good Vibrations?
@@Providence.. This footage was filmed to go with "Fire" (a/k/a "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow"), which was part of the "Elements" suite that was planned for the abandoned Beach Boys album "Smile," started in late 1966. The "Smile" music was finally completed by Brian Wilson in 2003 and re-recorded for a solo album in 2004.
That’s a really good point that you made about harmonies. I actually never thought
about it. I grew up with groups harmonizing and you are exactly right. Legendary band.
The Beach Boys are the biggest American classic surf-rock music band around. Going way back to early 60s. It's a big rabbit hole! They had so many hit songs. At first they did surf music, and a lot of harmonies. Then Brian started listening to the Beatles and wrote more complex music later on. Like this song. Wouldn't it be nice, and God only knows are some other later ones that were big songs. An awesome song I like as well, is the Rolling Stone's 2000 Lightyears from home, off of their psychedelic album-answer to Sg't Peppers.
Masterpiece! The Beach Boys began as a surf-rock band in the early sixties. They dropped their first number one hit in 1963 with "Surfin' U.S.A." before going on to release a long string of hits including "Surfin Safari", "Catch a Wave", "Surfer Girl", "Little Deuce Coupe", "Fun, Fun, Fun", "I Get Around", "Don't Worry Baby", "Help Me, Rhonda", "Barbara Ann", "California Girls", "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and Paul McCartney's reported favorite song of all time, "God Only Knows". Groovy rhythms with unmatched harmonies, their surf and car tunes are sometimes mistaken for Jan & Dean -- "The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)", "Dead Man's Curve" and the classic "Surf City". But songs like "Good Vibrations" raised the bar for them and for other bands. The space whistle like sound you might be wondering about comes from a theremin, an electronic musical instrument invented in 1920. It's played by waving a hand around an antenna like structure. Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin famously plays one on stage in the movie The Song Remains The Same, but save that reaction for another day. For something different from The Beach Boys, check out the instrumental "Let's Go Away For Awhile" from their Pet Sounds album.
You're an old soul Biz, and that's impressive. Check out God Only Knows. Paul McCartney said it is the best song of all time...and that's heavy talk.
I was just recommending that one too
Although I love the Beach Boys, I had not seen this video. It looks like a half tribute to the Monkees. The Beach Boys have given us so much great stuff.
This song was the entire basis of the beach boys smile album. Recorded and edited like a movie (which was fucking hard with 1966 technology) The entire smile album itself is legendary for never coming out in 1967. However it was released in 2004 with Brian Wilson with a new band recorded the entire album. The original 1966 to 1967 sessions of smile were released as a box set called the smile sessions. Disc one was the album and followed the template of 2004 smile. It is also probably the most fat mixed album in history. There is so much material out there for it that you can literally hear six different versions doing completely wild interpretations of the album. It’s nuts!.
I believe that they are called The Beach Boys because they so closely initiated the summertime surfing sound.
Wow, can't believe this is your first Beach Boys song! They were quite famous way before this song, but Good Vibrations was game-changing. (Glad you didn't pay much attention to this silly video, tho!). They did first become known for their Very beachy vibes, such as Surfer Girl and Surfin USA (not their best songs by a long shot), but then had a string of great hits before Good Vibrations. Check out: I Get Around, Wouldn't it Be Nice, and Sloop John B. I also love Fun Fun Fun. They are known for their great harmonies.
Brian Wilson is a musical genius. Pre auto-tube. So far ahead of their time. Fan video though. Thank you for reacting to this one. 😎
Some great Beach Boys songs for you to check out biz, are God only knows, surf's up, Caroline no, sloop John B. Definitely anything from the Pet sounds album.
The expensively produced song at that point because Brian Wilson wanted perfection. It was worth every penny! This song is gold!
Great summer song
One of my fave tunes❤❤❤❤
Keep in mind this was 1966 or '67, more than a decade before music videos were even a thing. They were just filming themselves messing around.
A huge international #1 hit record. Nothing like this in pop/rock had ever been released.
Hey Biz. Yeah man, we need more harmonies! The Beach boys were famous for their great harmony.
I’ve never heard anyone say their debut was one of the best…but it could be , in its own way….but they put out so much great music and are absolute icons!
One of my favorite bands, and I grew up listening to them.
I saw the Beach Boys in the Seattle Coliseum and I think it was 1973 but it might have been 1972. I have never been anyplace that had more pot smoke than that was. The minute you walked into the place, you got high. It was a great concert and I loved the music and all I can remember was trying to find a McDonalds after the concert was over.
Good Vibrations . . .
Little GTO
Barbara Ann
The guys in the video are not the Beach Boys, I've never seen this particular video before. Brian Wilson is a genius who not only wrote the lyrics but all the music AND back up vocals. He had problems, his father was abusive and actually made him deaf in one ear after hitting him in the ear and then he sold all the rights to their music behind their backs...what an asshole. Then Brian was doped up on heaps of pills and kept basically a prisoner by his psychiatrist and was only saved when his housekeeper told his new girlfriend what was going on. I guess today he would've been diagnosed on the spectrum. Love him to bits and their songs, oh and there's a great movie about it starring John Cussack.
This was The Beach Boys although this was not an official video for Good Vibrations. It was filmed I think in early 1967 in conjunction with their uncompleted Smile album. One of the songs on there had a fire theme (Mrs O’Leary’s Cow). The woman with the basketball looks like Brian’s first wife, Marilyn. If I recall it was filmed by singer Zooey Deschanel’s father, cinematographer Caleb Deschanel (Zooey later recorded with Brian Wilson on a solo album)
My favorite BB song is Kokomo from the movie Cocktail.
That isn’t the real video.
The early years they covered a lot of the Jan & Dean songs about cars, surfing. Check out: Dead Man’s Curve, Little Deuce Coupe, The Little Old Lady From Pasadena, Fun Fun Fun, Help me Rhonda, the Sloop John B.
If you like Harmony, The Beach Boys are for you. Their musical leader Brian Wilson welded sophisticated Jazz harmony to Chuck Berry rock and roll. The band started in 1961 and Brian wrote, arranged and produced their music through 1967. After 1967 his participation was declining due to undiagnosed depression. His 1966 Masterpiece Pet Sounds was actually the tenth album he produced which he finished before his 24th birthday.
I’ve never seen this silly video. Forget it lol! The song is amazing.
Publicist Derrick Taylor described this as a pocket symphony. He was also publicist for the Beatles.
Bas guitarist Carol Kaye was part of the wrecking crew. She has made videos of times working with Brian Wilson.
Hot dogs, Apple pie, Chevrolet's, and the Beach Boys. It doesn't get much more classic American than that!
when this song came out there were no music videos. only records and televised performances to watch on tv variety shows. This video came later.
Pet Sounds was not their debut….it was years after but is considered their most landmark album!
I was 11 when it was released and it could only be heard on AM radio. So no visuals. I was swept away by the sound. Became my favourite tune for many years. The way that Brian Wilson created a mini suite in 3 minutes 35 seconds still blows me away to this day. Production spanned more than a dozen recording sessions at four different Hollywood studios. It took 6 months and up to $75,000 in 1966 dollars to produce. More than many albums in the day.
The voice you’re hearing is Carl Wilson on the lead high vocals
Amazing harmonies
You should check out Forever off The Beach Boys sunflower album written by drummer Dennis Wilson and friend Gregg Jakobson made more famous when “ uncle Jesse ( John Stamos who toured with The Beach Boys some played the song on the show full house for the marriage scene)
You asked why modern music doesn't do harmonies anymore. Harmony is hard to do and take a lot of practice, even with the help of autotune. What you're hearing is pure talent. Beach Boys is music that just makes you happy.
This is a classic. Beach Boys have many good songs. I Get Around, Wouldn't it be Nice, In My Room just to name a few
Yep, "good vibes" is the child of Good Vibrations. It's so obvious that it's overlooked.
Yes that is the band in the video. The lead vocals in this song is Carl Wilson. In my opinion the best singer in the Beach Boys but they all sing and they all have great voices in their own right. Brian Wilson is the genius of the band who wrote this song with his cousin Mike Love (also in the band) and every song that you know of the Beach Boys minus Kokomo essentially but they all wrote fantastic songs in their own right but not to the level of Brian Wilson. The Beach Boys are a complicated story but one worth digging into for sure. You have to do God Only Knows, also sung by Carl Wilson. His best showcase of the sweet, softness, and emotional vocal that he can deliver.
Yeah, definitely not their debut. Pet Sounds, which definitely IS the one to dive into, shows what artists they (and genius songwriter Brian Wilson) developed into. They began as simple surf music but songs like this one, God Only Knows and I Just Wasn't Made For These Times were so innovative and musical that it made Paul McCartney sit up and take notice.
Sometimes it's better to listen to a song with closed eyes insted of being distract by some fan video.
The problem with new music is everyone want to be a solo act....there are no bands (very very few) . Its hard to find a "group" that knows each other well enough to have great harmony . THese guys are just awesome and always have been :)
Dude, sorry you had to watch this bad video for this great song, but thanks so much for the reaction.
BTW, this track did not make it to the Pet Sounds album even though it was recorded during those sessions.
I recommend a listen to this song with the music only (on your own time, of course). The production on this track is next level, but that video is annoying AF.
Good Vibrations was recorded after Pet Sounds. It took 6 weeks of sessions in 4 different studios, just for the one song. The video was made for the track “Fire” (a/k/a “Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow”), which would stay unreleased for decades.
@@Fool3SufferingFools I stand corrected. Thanks for the expert breakdown.
Good Vibrations wasn't on Pet Sounds. It was on their album Smiley Smile.
This was a worldwide number 1 song
My grandfather worked for Capitol Records for 42 years. The Beach Boys would come to the factory and my grandfather would have to throw them out for being barefoot 🦶. But man can they harmonize.
Capitol Records on Sunset Blvd?
@@blondiegal6518 Yes for business meetings. He was Supervisor of plant facility and would go to Tower for business and watch recording sessions (Louis Armstrong). I got all the Beatles records before they were released. Tons of inside info. Do you have a history with recording industry?
One of them struggled with mental health really bad it was a sad story.
Not just one of them, but the essential one. The whole surf music thingy was almost entirely dependent on Brian Wilson.
@@raenellefisher8514 Brian Wilson that’s him. Yep he was a huge part of their music.
This is a very "Beatles" thing with this video. At least that's what it makes me think of.
One of the greatest bands ❤️ Brian Wilson was a musical genius. Watch the movie called "LOVE AND MERCY" based on the true story of the Beach Boys, starring John Cusack. 🙌
Production value for 1966 is amazing...😎😎
Yes, listen to “Pet Sounds” Album
Oh man, living in Cali in the 60's during the surfin craze
Gode Only Knows, is another good one
That video had nothing to do with anything. You should have just listened to the song.
Carl Wilson was an underrated singer.
Beach Boys "WOULDN'T IT BE NICE" ❤️
Surfing USA
Surf music. ❤️✌️
This song is for me to buy a theremin cat restaurant you hear whistling Matt high-pitched sound is called a theremin that inspired me to buy my first Therremin kit from popular electronics I believe it was 1964
I might see them as the American Beatles
They are definitely rules
Straight Up MUST HEAR BARZ With An Important Message,, P.O.D. "Youth Of The Nation"...Trust Me My Music Lovin' Brother.
Forget the distracting promo video. It's them but this is pure sound experience...
The hippies in the sixties coined the term Vibe ! The Beach Boys we’re doing some psychedelic substances during this time too Brian Wilson lead singer it messed him up !
Um.. No, it's not the actual video. This was recorded BEFORE music videos. It was probably made up years later when they became a "thing".
Check out "God Only Knows" from Pet Sounds.
yep!
Not debut album, it was Pet Sounds. Not a big fan of this band but this song is great.
They didn’t have videos back then
The Beatles did make something like music videos, on film.
Yes, the Beatles made videos, called "promotional films" back then, because they didn't have the time to perform in person at all the TV shows that wanted them to appear. These were separate from their full length movies, which featured musical segments which were very much like music videos. They made videos for songs such as Day Tripper, We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, and Rain, among others.
This song's inspiration came from a beloved dog. The video is definately a reflection on The Monkees
Their cool for the times
Beach Boys were great fun 😀 👍
But DICK DALE took beach music to a totally next level 👌. 🏄♀️
It's the band in that video, but there is another one where they're pretending to perform the song.
No music videos in the 60's
Don't think I've ever seen that video before....it reminds me so much of the Monkees!
If you're a fan of good harmonising, check out the Housemartins Caravan of Love: ua-cam.com/video/ehfiQd7lcPY/v-deo.html
Wrecking crew
God Only Knows and Slop John B
100👍🏻👌🏻🇺🇸
Listen cloooose Biz ure hearing pur genius. Just think Brian.
They were probably copying the Beatles antics from the movie Hard Days Night. ❤️ The Beatles were compared to the Marx Brothers, as not only musicians, but also actor/comedians.
I think you should be warned before you dive into Pet Sounds... it's a surprisingly sad album. Good... but sad.
greetings and love from Germany....damn, does nobody listen to what you´ve said or asked? The answer is No, this crap boring to death video is not an official video, thats not the band members. A lausy fan made video, i guess....PEACE & stay safe, buddy
The video has no connection to the song. Close your eyes and check out the music...That is the band, but not related to the lyrics...
You got the music but I don’t think you have the right video!? Look for more good music
Stoner ???? Wholesome youthful sunshine summer music more like it
The video being run along with the music here is a distraction, not even worth watching. You're better off closing your eyes.
Don't watch the video
That video is wrong
The video deserves to be ignored. Way to harsh the mellow of a song.