posted 09-05-2006 12:19 PM            

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fCWIjsFSvk

Someone has added a new video of a Dennis Wilson song, not sure about the title of the song but thought I'd pass it on.

posted 09-08-2006 01:39 PM         

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Here's some silliness for you all.

First is a live performance of "Break Away" on The David Frost Show. He intruduces them as "The Unique Beach Boys." The description says it's live vocals over a recorded track.

Next, here's a funny homemade video for "California Dreamin'" that made me laugh. Talk about a literal interpretation! LOL!

posted 09-13-2006 10:06 PM         

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Wow! Great find! Here's the link for everyone else.

The description says Brian actually wrote it for Sarah Brightman. Did she ever record it? My brother is actually a Sarah Brightman fan, but he couldn't find it in his collection.

Anyway, here's a video of someone playing "Caroline, No" on his guitar. I thought it was a very pretty version.

And finally, here are the 'Boys singing a live version of "Wendy." You can barely hear their instruments except for Denny on the drums.

posted 09-26-2006 09:09 AM            

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No problem. Besdies a few quick shots of Mike crouching on the floor and Carl playing on the side it almost seems like an entirely different band. I'd like to see more from that concert. Where do people find these things?

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posted 10-04-2006 12:14 AM         

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This is kind of a throw away, but here is part of VH1's nostalgia show "I Love the 80's 3-D" where they talk about 1988. At the beginning of the clip, they start talking about the movie Cocktail, and that, of course, leads to "Kokomo." They only spend about 30 seconds on it, and they don't make any jokes that a BB fan hasn't already heard (or made), but you might find it entertaining if you've neven seen I Love the 80's.

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posted 10-05-2006 07:26 PM         

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I haven't seen it on YouTube. It's a season six episode called (I think) "Return of the Karate Kid." Season six will probably be available on DVD next summer.

Here's a TV performance of Carl singing "What You Do To Me".

And here's a unique (and cheesey) video for "Don't Worry Baby" with some footage of Brian thrown in for good measure.

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posted 10-06-2006 01:47 PM            

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This one's amazing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CeShYBDJBY

I don't want to blow it for anybody. Just go have a look.

posted 10-09-2006 04:55 PM            

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There's a new Beach Boys-related video on youtube that I'm involved with. If you search for "River Song" you'll see it.

Other recent finds are a Beach Boys "live" performance at the Reagan inaugural in '85. Live my ass.

posted 10-12-2006 04:05 PM            

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djFs5Zeqre8

Someone put up BB clips from the '85 to '96 music videos.

posted 10-12-2006 04:07 PM            

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlIfH52Qjg8

British TV interview with Mike & Al before the 1980 Wembley concert

posted 10-15-2006 12:18 AM         

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For those of you who are curious about Weird Al Yankovic's recent style tribute/parody of Brain Wilson, here's the video for "Pancreas" from Straight Outta Lynwood. It should be noted that Weird Al hired someone else to make this video. Also, I still don't understand why he's singing about his pancreas.

And SMiLEHolland has posted a brief interview with Glenn Campbell from the early 80's in which he mentions his work with The Beach Boys.

Oh, and speaking of parodies, here's the opening credits to the movie Top Secret!, featuring a Beach Boys parody called "Skeet Surfin'" actually performed by Val Kilmer.

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posted 10-17-2006 12:11 AM         

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Here's a very energetic live performance of Brian singing "Johnny B Good" in Rome on July 22, 2005.

And here's a three part documentary on The Beach Boys from the early 80's called "Portrait of a Legend."
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

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posted 10-19-2006 11:58 PM         

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Wow, SMiLEHolland comes thru again.

Here's the video for "Rock and Roll To the Rescue".

Here's a clip from The Late Show with David Letterman from 1995 of Brian performing "Do It Again" in promotion of the I Just Wasn't Made For These Times album.

And finally, another Late Show clip, this time from 1996. Promoting Stars and Stripes, James House performs "Little Deuce Coupe" with Brian, Carl, Mike, Al, Bruce and Matt (Jardine). It's really interesting to see such a late period Brian singing with the rest of the group... has it been 10 years already? At the end of the clip, Dave mentions that the Museum of Radio and Television sent someone over to collect a tape of the show to add to their hall of fame. It's truely a cool sight to see.

posted 10-20-2006 11:34 PM         

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Here's a couple from the user called "thebeachboys".

First we have a short clip of Carl talking about his first solo album followed be a short performance of "Hold Me".

Then there's another live performance of "Do It Again" that's supposed to be one of the last times Brian appeared with The Beach Boys.

posted 10-30-2006 11:53 AM            

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Terms of use violations? Oh no, what did he do? Hopefully he can fix the problem and get back on to post (he had some real great clips in his collection).

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