The audacity of Brian's decision to not just piece together what he had already recorded of SMILE,, or to just complete the missing parts and piece THAT together, but rather to go in the studio with his awesome band and re-record the entire thing from scratch, note for note. This took great courage and a lot of hard work.
Most of the tracks are timed meticulously. You can run a 2004 version against a 67 version and they remain synchronized! Crazy attention to detail. It's just a shame they abandoned the whole comedy skit concept for the rerecording
This was one of the best interviews of Brian.
he’s much livelier and present that other interviews around this time
@@ArmanBaig...and very focused and sharp.
Brian is in great shape mentally here. Riding high from the success of Smile.
brian you are a sweetheart
Thank you for posting this. Brian is an international treasure
If Smile had come out as intended at the time it was supposed to, the historical landscape would look very different today
The audacity of Brian's decision to not just piece together what he had already recorded of SMILE,, or to just complete the missing parts and piece THAT together, but rather to go in the studio with his awesome band and re-record the entire thing from scratch, note for note. This took great courage and a lot of hard work.
Most of the tracks are timed meticulously. You can run a 2004 version against a 67 version and they remain synchronized! Crazy attention to detail. It's just a shame they abandoned the whole comedy skit concept for the rerecording
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