WHY THE FED CAN'T PREVENT A DEFLATIONARY DEPRESSION
In June of 1966 (similar to the warm sunny days of summer in 1929 and 2007), Brian Wilson produced the Beach Boys’ single “Good Vibrations.”
Capturing the positive feelings of the day, it quickly became a number one hit. But something had changed in 1967 when the Beach Boys moved on to their next album: Smile.
New Twitter Profile: Beach Boys CDs @BeachBoysCDs
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I've been too obsessed with avant-garde jazz, experimental music, free
improvisation and other outside, deviant and transgressive sounds to keep
up with ...
We’re All Landlocked
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In our current circumstances, a release this year by Brian Wilson or the
Beach Boys called Landlocked would be rather appropriate. Of course, many
Beach Bo...
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I hate to say this, but I'm thinking about maybe deleting this blog. It
won't be going away immediately, I may even change my mind if there's
enough popula...
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Exposició "The Beach Boys" a la XX Fira Internacional del Disc de Barcelona
2015
Estació del Nord,
3 i 4 d'octubre.
Horaris:
Dissabte de 10 a 21 h
D...
Thank You
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Hey there, folks. To any and all of you who still might be visiting, I wish
to say thank you for the years of support you've offered that made Through
a Va...
Rocketship Interview
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In the 1990's one of the biggest names in Indiepop music was Rocketship.
Their chier songwriter, Dustin Reske, is a Beach Boys fan as well! I sat
down with...
The Twelve Songs Of Christmas Series: #8
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#8 - The Monkees "Riu Chiu" (1967)
Click above to hear "Riu Chiu"
Every music list needs a wild card, a choice from left field, a long shot,
a great u...
55) Brian Farts Into His Piano: Take 8 Complete!!!
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Seeing as that it won't be included in the boxed set and remains unbooted I
decided to share the complete take 8 of "Brian Farts Into His Piano". A
very u...
Smile (JMZ mix) and we're back! (sort of)
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Hello everybody! It's been a long time... But hopefully this new post will
make the wait worthwhile. If any of you are still reading, that is.
I've recentl...
Opera Synopsis
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Cicéron, an Opera in three acts.
Music and Libretto by Josh Hoisington
Note: This is very loosely based on the life of the real Cicero, don't take
it as h...
Laurindo Almeida - The First Surf Guitarist
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Okay, so finding that first conquistador who used the stringed axe to evoke
the thrill of the wave and the cool of the night-tide might prove
impossible....