...from the forthcoming CD "That Lucky Old Sun". Listen to it here: [www.brianwilson.com]

The guy may not have that angelic voice of 1967 anymore, but he can still create some excellent music. I happen to like this one -- it wouldn't have been out of place on "Pet Sounds".

I totally agree!!!
Brian Wilson is one of the all time greats and this song is just beautifull :-)

Reading the topic first thing that came up was he better stay in bed...................... but it's not a bad song

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Yep, it's a great song. I am seeing hime twice in a couple of weeks, and somehow I managaged to get front row seats for both nights. He will be performing this song as part of a new work he has written.

Brian Wilson / The Beach Boys are one of only two or three acts whose music can bring me to tears.

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

I love this guy's music. His story is as interesting as KR's.

"No Anchovies, Please"

"Surf's Up" is one of the greatest songs ever written, as is "God Only Knows", as is "In My Room", as is "Good Vibrations", etc etc

I agree with everything bp617 wrote.

"No Anchovies, Please"

I saw Brian wilson on his last Pet Sounds Tour. It was a great show.

A tortured musical genius to be sure, loved his music my whole life.

Jim

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yeah, he was definelty tourtred but its good to see that he's been doing a lot better the last few years.

his voice sounds very unsure almost unprofessional in the lower registers. sounds almost like a demo recording. when he goes to the upper register he sounds more confident. otherwise the song is magical. and i agree. it could have been on pet sounds. hope they re-record his lower register vocals.

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> I agree with everything bp617 wrote.

Who does "Ah, Leah"?

"It wasn't my fault ... liquors drunkened me!" Homer Simpson

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> yeah, he was definelty tourtred but its good to
> see that he's been doing a lot better the last few
> years.

I couldn't agree more, it seems like his new wife and family have really grounded him and given him a renewed confidence.

Jim

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I'll certainly be there at the RFH on the Saturday night in the 2nd row with a delirious grin on my face-he has a wonderful band with him who I've seen about 11 or 12 times since 2002...always a joy!

Si.