THE BEACH BOYS GOOD VIRBRATIONS REACTION
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Their music is what summer would sound like if it was a song.
If Billy Joel is The Cole Porter Of Rock & Roll, Brian Wilson is The Mozart Of Music. This Song took Months to record without any of the technology that we take for Granted. It took months to record and if Brian heard just one note being played wrong, he made them do it over again. They wanted to pulverize him but it was worth it and Brian only has 6% hearing in his Right Ear. It went to Number One in 1966 and Art Garfunkel (Lou Pearlman's Cousin who created The Backstreet Boys & N'Sync) told his former Partner Paul Simon "I Think I've Heard The Greatest Rock & Roll Song Of All Time". This would be the last successful collaboration between Mike Love & Brian Wilson who are Cousins. (Brian's Father Murry & Mike's Mother Emily aka "Glee" are Brother & Sister). Sadly enough things went downhill for them. Brian's Drug Addiction and paranoia resulted in their Follow Up Album "Smile" not being released until much later. They wouldn't have another top Ten hit for the next 10 Years and Brian didn't sing on Kokomo that went to Number One in 1988. They hold the record for going through the longest time for not having a Number One Hit.
This was Brian Wilson's masterpiece
Brian Wilson's songwriting and musicianship would and did make even The Beatles jealous, he's a legend.
Yeah he's really good but when sgt peppers came out he got insanely jealous of the beatles I saw something where he said "they beat me to it, they did what I wanted to do".
They did get jealous, and then they made Sgt Peppers, and then Brian got very jealous, and then he spent three years in bed.
He ploughed a relatively narrow furrow though. The Beatles versatility is one of the things that makes them so superior to nearly all other songwriters, plus they were better musicians and singers.
the beach boys were the only American band at the time of the British invasion whos sales reamained steady and didnt decline or falter. thats saying something 👍👍👍
Enigma McC they’re all great albums but it all started with rubber soul if I’m not wrong, it inspired and influenced pet sounds which inspired sgt peppers
Listen to Wouldn’t It Be Nice and God Only Knows. Two of their greatest hits.
Kevin Hayden My 2 favorite Beach Boys songs!! 👍👍
I agree those two would be perfect choices as the next stops on the rabbit hole journey. In six months Jayvee will be delving into Surf's Up, Feel Flows and All This Is That.
God Only Knows, maybe one of the best songs, ever!
@@SipofSparkle, I think you can safely lose the "maybe".
Both are absolutely epic!
Very innovative song for its time, Brian Wilson was truly a musical genius! “God Only Knows” is another great one, or if you want more like this one, “Kokomo” is another chill song.
Kokomo is a crap song... I can think in millions of Beach Boys songs much better that comes to mind first.
Viejotrueno Good for you!
@@danhunt1830 exactly, not the same for you, sorry
I love kokomo. I got my grandson hooked on surfin and a friend of mine recorded in my room. Awesome lp that he released
Innovative for today too. Today’s stuff is crap.
Their harmonies are the musical equivalent of pure sunshine.
That song was written in answer to the Beatles who said something like they couldn't write psychedelic songs. Songs were short because the AM radio stations wouldn't play them if the were too long.
There is a theremin instrument in the mix.The Beach Boys even impressed the Beatles with their sound. Perfect beach and summer songs.
artistpw Beatles are overrated
@@barbarawebb7185 No they were great!
Yep. There was a healthy competition going on between The Beatles and The Beach Boys. Reportedly, after The Beatles heard “Good Vibrations,” they looked at each other and were like Holy Shit! The song blew them away, and they were like, “What are we gonna do now?” So they made Sergeant Peppers.
Jim Morrison of the Doors was also a huge fan of the Beach Boys
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro-Theremin
You can't help feeling happy hearing a Beach Boys song. Brian Wilson said "music is God's voice."
Unless if the song is A Day In the Life of a Tree
I actually find The Beach Boys a perfect balance between happy and sad. Several of the songs are a mixture of both, a kind of bittersweet that can only come from Brian Wilson. The entire Pet Sounds album is the definition of bittersweet. :’)
You have such a sweet smile and your personality just adds more to your show. I enjoy it very much.
If you love their harmonies, give a listen to God Only Knows, the outro of the song is just crazy
The Beach Boys album "Pet Sounds" had a major influence on The Beatles. The result was "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".
Penny lane /strawberry fields forever the answer to this single
They had a friendly rivalry with each other. They topped each other.
Which practically drove Wilson to suicide.
Brian Wilson is my favorite songwriter of all time, and this song was incredibly innovative when it was released in 1966. The Beach Boys had just released Pet Sounds, one of the most influential albums ever, and were looking for the next big thing. Nobody had done a single like this before. This was not only one of the longest running time singles ever released at that point, but it was the most expensive single ever released that time (took almost six months to record) and one of the biggest hit singles of all time. A true mini-masterpiece in 3 1/2 minutes. Unfortunately, Brian was under such intense pressure from everybody involved (and his own growing drug and mental problems) that he was not able to finish the followup album Smile, which would become the most famous/infamous unreleased album of all-time. He would finally release his own solo version of Smile in 2004 which would give an insight into how amazing the album would have been if it had been released as planned in 1967. Then the original Beach Boys version was finally released in 2011 as part of the Smile Sessions massive boxed set. Some of the most mind-blowing music ever recorded.
It's too bad he's such an egotistical jerk
I was about to post a comment about that it took 6 months to record, you beat me to it! 👍
I’ve seen them live over 70 times and I’m 41 years old. Not always the original members, obviously, but still amazing. My parents are hippies and traveled the country with me and my siblings every single summer of our childhood and took us to concerts and music festivals. We really had the best life ever!!
Possibly the greatest production ever done. Genius Brian Wilson: songwriter, producer, musician
Theramin... love to hear it. Sounds like 50's B Movie sound effects. They finally learned to play it in music.
love what the theramin adds to this song...jimmy page used one in alot of his solos during the zeppelin days...this song in my opinion was the best use of one in a song. really adds to the overall vibe
“Sloop John B” is another classic from the “Pet Sounds” album. BTW, there is a longer version of this song which you should check out.
Brian Wilson. Genius.
I really like that you only pause songs at the end of sections (verse chorus etc) and not right in the middle of one. You're one of the only reaction channels I've seen who consistently does that.
I was raised on The Beach Boys...they’re so great 🥰 Sloop John B. is my special Beach Boy song - I think you’d like it
"Sail On, Sailor" is a great one. Early tunes "I Get Around" "Surfin' USA" and "California Girls" are all great as well.
Sail on sailor, my all time favorite
I LOVE Brian Wilson.....a real genius! Thank you for playing BEACH BOY music....glad you're enjoying them too...like ALL their MANY FANS....for a LONG TIME too......for over 50 years!!!
@JoAnne - Brian was a musical genius, no lie, but Carl had the voice of an angel!
@@williambracale3577 Actually William....Carl WAS my favorite BEACH BOY! I met them when I was 16 yrs old...and just had their first hit. I was a real ugly kid with braces but they ALL treated me like I was the prettiest girl at the concert! The were a real classy bunch of guys! I look a lot better now....even though I AM 72. I've been a FAN for all these years and see the BEACH BOYS and BRIAN WILSON'S BAND whenever they perform anywhere near me.... But I wish that CARL was still around!!!
Sounds exciting and fresh as the first time I heard it back in the 70's.
Sloop John B....another one of theirs that is awesome! 😉👍
Brian Wilson wrote and orchestrated groundbreaking music, props to the Wrecking Crew for doing all the backing instrumentals on this song and many others of theirs. Watch The wrecking Crew documentary 🤘
Carol Kaye played the bass on this song and almost every hit song that was on the radio in the 60’ and 70’ as the wrecking crew bass player. She wrote the most memorable and iconic bass lines in modern music history🤘
about pet sounds.......I like when the mighty wrecking crew members said......" who is this young wilson kid??...tryin to write, and arrange, all these intricate little pieces".....2 days later they were talking at lunch about .."This kid is actually quite impressive".....and then, never hearing a completed version, a month later they would hear it for the first time, on the radio and say.. "HE DID IT! THE KIDS A GENIUS"...check out this Wilson/wrecking crew stuff from Pet Sounds sessions..it's fantastic
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Awesome. I love the outtakes. 🤘👍
"When I Grow Up To Be A Man" is another Beach Boy Great! Hope you listen to it.
This is one of those songs that makes you smile! Love the Beach Boys, they don't have a bad thing to say!
Please do God Only Knows. It's short but beautiful. The Beach Boys' album Pet Sounds was a huge influence on Paul McCartney btw.
You might also like "Wouldn't It Be Nice?," "California Girls," "Fun, Fun, Fun" and "Kokomo" by the Beach Boys.
Man oh man! Your selections are so on point. The stuff I grew up.and loved! I.bet you would have loved to have grown up.late 60s and 70s. The best music ever!!
Hey, when you say it like that, it sounds like you are bragging about your life. Not to say it like this, but it doesn't matter when you were born. Me personally, I love the 60s, especially the beautiful sunny music. However, there was plenty of sunny songs when I was younger; in the early 2000s.
This song is a masterpiece. The first 24 seconds of this song is pure gold.
Wow! What a great memory this brings me. The Beach Boys was my first concert. I saw them in Colorado Springs, Colorado at the City Arena when I was 11 years old. I love rock and rock, and the Beach Boys were great at feel good surfing music. They were a lot of fun. Their music and harmonies have held up really well over time. Also good is Help Me Rhonda, Little Deuce Coupe, I Get Around and a much more recent song of theirs is Kokomo. They're all great!
As an amateur bass player I love playing this song on bass. There were actually 2 bass guitars used in this song. One was the opening riffs that are used in the first 2 verses and then for the rest of the song. The bass that was played on the studio recording was written by the famous Carol Kaye.
"Beachy Tune" The Raspberries doing Cruising Music and The Beach Boys version of Hushabye
For harmonies:
Cowsills - The Rain, The Park, and Other Things
Mamas and Papas - pretty much anything
The Four Freshman was Brian Wilson's favorite singing group. They are masters of harmony.
For a treat, listen to this song and focus specifically on the bass guitar. You'll hear the legendary Carol Kaye at her absolute best. She was a genius on bass guitar.
Such a great group ...saw them live in 1965 and 2008. Amazing.
This is my favorite song in the history of rock and roll. This and anything by Al Green.
I love your channel. So glad you’re digging The Beach Boys! Here’s another Beach Boys suggestion: “I Just Wasn’t Made for These Times.” It’s from Pet Sounds.
Gotta smile and sing along whenever you hear this one. Nice reaction.
"Help Me Rhonda" from these guys is a great song you need to react to.
I was about 10 when this song was out, had no clue what they were singing about 😂
Brian Wilson...... 200% pure genius ! The sounds of summer forever.... Thank-you BB !
I’ve just subscribed today. I love your reactions. Most of the records of the 60/70s were only about 3 minutes long, due to the technology of the time. A time when music relied upon the tunes harmonies and words to entertain and record on vinyl.
This song started what eventually became "Bohemian Rhapsody" and all of the mini-symphonic works produced by rock artists. It's quite a journey especially considering that it was created on a 4 track recording machine with a razor blade and scotch tape. Brian Wilson's genius is astounding.
It’s just makes you happy
Obviously millions loved their music. But, I think you had to be from, Southern California to truly get the full impact of their songs and how Brian Wilson came up with it. He took a portion of a state (Southern California) and turned it into a genre, a movement, he turned it into a style, that included, suntans, white lipstick, bright colors, Woodies, and surfboards. My dad was in the military, so we moved around. In my years and my siblings years, we grew up everywhere, the most formidable years for us were the years we lived in, Kansas. ( 6 years ) I was just getting ready to turn, 11 in 1962. July 1962. As I said, " we were from California, Southern California, ( Rte 66 to be exact ) every time my dad was stationed onto a new base we always came back to, SoCal. In 1968 my dad got orders overseas so he moved us back to SoCal, to be with family while he was gone for a year. Then he retired, so, of course, we stayed in SoCal after he retired. Picture, 4 teenagers, coming into their own in, 1968 in Southern California. What did we have, We had it all, Beaches, mountains, Deserts, and more Beaches...We had the Beach Boys, and it made sense there. God love the teens during the '60s in a midwestern state, ( for us it was, Kansas, the land of Oz )guess how many were jealous that we were native Californians, that's where we would vacation when school let out, and that is where we were going back to, but the dumbest thing of all were all the kids (our friends, etc...) that liked to pretend they were from there, too. Keep in mind that only lasted through the Beach Boy invasion..." Imagine " for so many it was only a dream. Some did end up in California and stayed there for good reason. Yes, California is a dirt hole now, it's pathetic, but it was awesome then and for many more years to come...and we still had the Beach Boys and Kokomo...We came back to California for vacation, to visit family in 64/65 and it was everything a Beach Boys song was. The woodies, the blonde hair, fake or not, the suntans, real. dark tans, real, the beaches, the mountains, etc...They were awesome. It was an awesome time. I'm so impressed all of you young men especially appreciated the old school groups, like the Beach Boys.
I knew you would like the changeovers. That's my favorite part, too. That's TALENT for you!
You definitely gotta listen to “God only knows” now!
"Kokomo" "Wouldn't it be Nice" "Little Deuce Coupe" "Little Saint Nick" The Beach Boys have so many great songs!
Try In My Room. One of my favorites.
This song still holds the record for the most expensive song recorded, even close to 60 years since its release.
Hands down my fave song of theirs since childhood, I'm so glad you loved it too
Though they have sooo many good songs
Great reaction. I knew you'd enjoy this song. Alot of cool parts and change-ups. Good harmonies and a nice sound in this
One of the few who's reactions seem genuine liked and subscribed, this guy is wholesome and cool
This song is for me top of the heap musically. Brian Wilson was a music genius still is!
Imagine when this was first released a couple years before I graduate from high school and he’s coming on the bus loudspeaker and being absolutely stunned by the musicianship and the orchestra backing which by the way it was done by a group call the wrecking crew which was a huge amount of famous people quitting Glenn Campbell and I can’t even name them all they were the studio musicians and Brian Wilson was a genius
They were famous for different elements by different singers melding together in a song like in layers. It's fun listening to each section as it comes in and it totally works for them. Another similar group you need to check out is The Association.
The song is truly amazing.
Listen to "In My Room" the the Beach Boys. One of their classics from Pet Sounds.
The Beach Boys so called wall of sound cannot be bettered! This was Brian Wilson’s finest hour!! In the studio for weeks using technology that would seem archaic now. We forget these guys didn’t have the access to the computer tech we have now. Awesome 😎
Best song ever written. There is so much going on in this song you could teach a music class on it.
The last spacey sound effect is a Theremin. It was a staple in the 50s Sci-Fi movies. It was easy to make them yourself with parts from Radio Shack.
Carl had the smoothest voice ever
How genius do you have to be to create a whole new sound, you can hear it in your head. Brian Wilson was nothing but pure genius to create this and it was the 60's Just sat down and created a whole new Genre, amazing. They say genius is next to insanity, and knowing the decade, And Brian Wilson heard something different. Freaking awesome pulled this out of his head. in that part of the '60s artists were changing the face of music. The Beatles, The Beachboys, and then rock and roll. Brian Wilson also knew what all instruments sounded like, things none of us had ever heard. He created a sound that you could actually visualize, and as you said, it just sounds like you have to be at the Beach. In such a short period of time, the 60's Brian Wilson wrote more songs and the music
So I just recently discovered that the Beach Boys did an album with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. This song of course was on there and it was AMAZING. Everyone should listen to it.
The production on this was completely jaw dropping at the time. It hints at the psychedelic and Brian Wilson (name corrected thanks to KellyAB77) spent a lot of time recording little bits and knitting it together. The attention that he devoted to this track annoyed the other members. Legend has it that it inspired the Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper' album. There was a little unspoken one-up-manship between the groups.
For myself, I see the imagery of a night on the beach with a couple sitting across from each other, an orange camp fire between them and he's watching the flickers of the flames dance across her beautiful face. A gentle breeze brings her perfume to him. He moves over to her side of the fire to be closer to her. Etc.
hungfao I think you mean Brian Wilson. 👍🏻
@@KellyAB77 Thanks. That's what I get for administering a database while listening to Jayvee.
hungfao Easy mistake to make.
I love watching your reactions and the appreciation you have for all genres of music. It’s nice to see someone so young appreciate the music I loved when I was your age.
Reportedly, the Beatles were blown away by this album (Pet Sounds) and by this song in particular. Beach Boys meant Summer and youth and good carefree times. I grew up with their songs and they all take me back to a simpler, happy time.
Classic rock from the 60s
That first “I” I could listen to over and over again
To say that this song was their Crowning Achievement is an Understatement. It took Months to record without any of the technology we take for granted. Brian has only 6% hearing in his Right Ear but he knew if someone played wrong. He drove the fellows up the wall but the results speak for themselves. It was their Third Number One Hit after (I Get Around & California Girls) but it was also their greatest burden. It would be their last Top Ten Hit for the next 10 Years and their Last Number One for the next 22 Yers when they came back with Kokomo that Brian didn't play on. They tried to get in touch with him but his Psychiatrist aka Controller prevented Brian from getting the Call. It sold over 3 Million Copies and Art Garfunkel told his Partner Paul Simon "I Think I've Just Heard The Greatest Rock & Roll Song Of All Time".
Besides melodic songwriting and harmonizing vocals, one of the significant vibes in this song is the bass. Surprisingly, the bass guitar player is a women named Carol Kaye and she's one of the greatest bass player of all time.
Awesome song, harmonies .. beach boys!!!
There is nothing in the world like family members singing together.
“The Bee Gees” are well known for harmonizing amazingly. And so many people have said that they are capable of doing that because they are brothers,.. they are kin.
In the new movie documentary out, about the Bee Gees life “How can you mend a broken heart.”💔 If you haven’t seen it see it it is Awesome.
But they are another musical group that wrote fabulous songs from the late 60s into the 2000s. And now Barry Gibb the oldest brother of the Bee Gees the last remaining BeeGee, Has a new album out called
🎶”Green fields”🎶
It came out a year ago and it is magnificent check it out!😎
I used to play my Mom old 45 records and sing this for her to cheer her up if she was down. It worked every time
A #1 hit way back in 1966, it was their last one until "Kokomo" came out in 1988. Lead vocals are Carl Wilson on verses and Mike Love on the chorus. Definitely check out the "Sunflower" album, highly regarded as their best work after "Pet Sounds".
Beach boys......Do: "I get around"
I think it is so cool that this young man gets excited about the same things that we got excited about when we heard the song for the first time...the new rifts from Jimmy Page to the mesmerizing performance by Freddy Mercury and Queen at Wimbley...I've subscribed to your site and love watching you reaction to a lot of the music I grew up with in the 60's and 70's...your a breath of fresh air dude...keep up the awesome work...👍
This song was considered in the top 4 or 5 pop songs from the 1960’s all the way to the mid 1980’s
Beach Boys were masters of harmony ..... together with Mamas and Papas.
Try "I Get Around" and "Fun, Fun, Fun" by the Beach Boys too. That's a nice high energy song.
Yes Kevin Hayden has picked two of my favourites: Wouldn't it be Nice and God Only Knows (which gets you right in the heart). Please do those!
This wonderful song is full of surprises, and I'm not surprised that you have really enjoyed listening to the Beach Boys, I remember this playing on the jukebox in the pub. Everyone even the elderly people in there were tapping their feet lol. They had never heard it before and asked if there were anymore of their records on there. Such a happy song that if I could I would have danced lol. Take care and stay safe please my friends Mary-Ellen UK
The beginning of the Cali sound! Love the B.Boys! Summertime: the widows rolled down, driven down the road blasting the Boys.
Hey Jayvee, trust me on this!! Electric Light Orchestra - "Last Train To London", "Shine a Little Love", "Turn To Stone" Sorry if I put this request in the wrong spot.
God only knows is the ultimate beach boys song, She Knows Me Too Well is also gorgeous
Time to fire it up! "409" and "I Get Around." Cars burning rubber and cruising...alla Beach Boys. Try it out!
Without Pet Sounds, there’s probably no Sgt. Pepper.
Hey! Thank you for introducing this song to more people. It’s like three or four different songs in one. Just a beautiful trip.
I emigrated from the UK to live in California based in part because of the Beach Boys. To me, tey epitomize the SoCal surfer sound. Their harmonies are perfect.
A GREAT Beach Boys audio "Sound-Scape" : )
One of my favorite Beach Boys songs
Brian Wilson understood the use of varying rhythms and dynamics. He also collaborated with other artists to cover his own songs ... the 1996 recording of Don't Worry Baby, with the Beach Boys backing up Lorrie Morgan (a country artist) ... in the live recording of the session, she is grinning so wide, it's hard to believe she was able to sing at all.
Another fantastic band and song a great summer song
Good Vibrations went to No. 1 on the charts in December 1966.
This song it created by editing various sessions over 6 months it was the most expensive single to produce in 1966 I recommend surf's up Mrs olearys cow and do it again by this band
Love your reactions seem to be so genuine 👍
Brian Wilson Legend. The Beach Boys, The Beatles , The Who, The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, David Bowie, Lou Reed and the velvet underground, Patti Smith, Crosby stills Nash and Young, Queen , the Carpenters long live legends!!!!
Sail On Sailer & Darling ! Both paint pictures from air !
Great site & thanks for doing this.
Great band ,great music.
Great song!