nice box set and Full House reference. Yes, John Stamos performed "Forever" on the show, and there was a CD released by The Beach Boys a few years later that had John actually record it with the band.
Hello Dylan ! This looks great ! I have not gotten too deep into Beach boys. I have old repressings of Little deuce coupe , Pet sounds , Surf’s up and the 20 golden greats collection. One thing I like about you & your videos is that you alway goes that extra distance. Deeper into your favourite acts and sharing your thoughts. Suddenly I’m crate-digging in new directions. Kind of how you got me into Yes , hahaha. Stay safe , bro. SUNBOXING RULES !!!
I got my copy of the Beach boys yesterday and I went with the two records set! I really enjoyed it I played it last night for the first time. Great review brother
I just bought this and am waiting for it to arrive. I watched your video to hype me up! I have older versions of these records, but those unreleased songs are incredible. It's almost 2 more complete records worth of unreleased material. The only downside for me is that they did not include "Breakaway" on this vinyl version, which is my favorite non-album track from this era.
I was looking to get Sunflower to complete my post-1963 Beach Boys vinyl collection, as it is the only one I don't have, but since this came out, I may get this one instead, and this can replace the original Surf's Up, as well. Question: Is there anything that the CD version has that I won't be able to get with the LP, or is the track listing the same? I would rather get it as an LP to match all my other BBS LPs
My only "gripe" was not putting Sound of Free on the vinyl set. How they didn't put it many other songs Dennis was writing at the time on the albums is crazy. I don't mind the bonus cuts placement, most fans already have the original LP's so it makes for a unique listening experience for the set.
nice box set and Full House reference. Yes, John Stamos performed "Forever" on the show, and there was a CD released by The Beach Boys a few years later that had John actually record it with the band.
Beautiful set! I was so excited for this release. Great stuff. 🙌🏻
Hello Dylan ! This looks great ! I have not gotten too deep into Beach boys. I have old repressings of Little deuce coupe , Pet sounds , Surf’s up and the 20 golden greats collection. One thing I like about you & your videos is that you alway goes that extra distance. Deeper into your favourite acts and sharing your thoughts. Suddenly I’m crate-digging in new directions. Kind of how you got me into Yes , hahaha. Stay safe , bro. SUNBOXING RULES !!!
Truly appreciate the comment Roger, thank you for your years of support. Spin it loud!!
Brilliant over view, no bullshit!
Straight and to the point. Love knowing about what equipment is used👍
Just brilliant!
Just ordered mine!! I just listened to the digital until the price dropped. So excited!!!
I got my copy of the Beach boys yesterday and I went with the two records set! I really enjoyed it I played it last night for the first time. Great review brother
Thank you!
Very cool unboxing Dylan!
This box has gotta be epic
I read that Mike demanded the cheap paper sleeves🥴
Enjoyed the unboxing. Thanks, Dylan!
Brian wanted polylined while Mike wanted paper. Best way to put it! 😂
I just bought this and am waiting for it to arrive. I watched your video to hype me up! I have older versions of these records, but those unreleased songs are incredible. It's almost 2 more complete records worth of unreleased material. The only downside for me is that they did not include "Breakaway" on this vinyl version, which is my favorite non-album track from this era.
I was looking to get Sunflower to complete my post-1963 Beach Boys vinyl collection, as it is the only one I don't have, but since this came out, I may get this one instead, and this can replace the original Surf's Up, as well. Question: Is there anything that the CD version has that I won't be able to get with the LP, or is the track listing the same? I would rather get it as an LP to match all my other BBS LPs
My only "gripe" was not putting Sound of Free on the vinyl set. How they didn't put it many other songs Dennis was writing at the time on the albums is crazy. I don't mind the bonus cuts placement, most fans already have the original LP's so it makes for a unique listening experience for the set.
Definitely could’ve gone in a lot of different directions with the bonus cuts on vinyl. Dennis was truly a creative force during this period.
@@TheRecordSpinner Maybe we’ll get a RSD “lost” Dennis solo album, there are more than enough songs for it.
I think they could have done something better besides the cheapest paper sleeves...lol
You got that right!
Yes, that was really cheap of them!