I find Brian to be such a tortured artist. I remember he said once that to make good music you didn't necessarily need to feel pain, but you had to know it. I hope one day he's free of his pain as he's done so much in healing many of ours.
@@charliehall2999 "the same old streets. the same old stores. never stopping to walk inside the doors. hey pull over there i see a chair. look inside the window. right over there. wow"
cool, never saw this! not a fan of the greasy hair look though. its kind of funny to imagine him just standing in front of his bathroom mirror hair pomade cans laying around doing his hair in the morning.
it's definitely the look he had circa 1995. And he seems so much more alive here than he has in any interviews in recent years. The meds they have him on now may block out the darkness, but they also seem to shut out the light.
I find Brian to be such a tortured artist. I remember he said once that to make good music you didn't necessarily need to feel pain, but you had to know it. I hope one day he's free of his pain as he's done so much in healing many of ours.
I think there is definitely some truth to the idea Brian was too "scared" by his own music to finish smile. He was paranoid about writing Pet Sounds!
I love this interview Brian is so energized and has a lot of great things to say. I love him
The greatest ever Thank You Brian Wilson ❤️
Thank the lord no burglars ran out and shot Brian and Tony Asher while they were writing.
Thanks for this one too! You’re adding some of the best Brian videos I’ve seen. Love them! Keep it up, please! Thanks!
Many thanks for sharing this
great interview
6:33 Shortenin Bread
And this version is titled "The Same Old Street" with Brian lyrics lol
@@charliehall2999 "the same old streets. the same old stores. never stopping to walk inside the doors. hey pull over there i see a chair. look inside the window. right over there. wow"
the grief @ 6:11
Who the hell is that? (@ 5:56)
The Russian Bear Yakoff Schmirnoff
Don Was
That's you, man.
@@Wood3narmsThat's one hell of a drug when someone doesn't recognize themselves!
cool, never saw this! not a fan of the greasy hair look though. its kind of funny to imagine him just standing in front of his bathroom mirror hair pomade cans laying around doing his hair in the morning.
it's definitely the look he had circa 1995. And he seems so much more alive here than he has in any interviews in recent years. The meds they have him on now may block out the darkness, but they also seem to shut out the light.
I liked it, thought he looked cool, He had such great hair