AKA
12-10-2003, 05:44 PM
I can't decide between "Carl And The Passions" and "Love You."
The former just ****ing kicks you right in the ass, from the opening Carl rocker "You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone" to the closing ballad, Dennis' beautiful "Cuddle Up."
"Love You," on the other hand, marks the brief creative return of Brian Wilson. In fact, this originally was going to be a Brian solo album entitled "Brian Wilson Loves You," but he felt these songs were better-suited for his brothers and the band. The end result is an album full of silly, melodic bliss. The last good, let alone great, Beach Boys album.
The most disastrous of the decade? "15 Big Ones." It's just a damn shame I have to skip to track sixteen when I want to listen to "Love You" on CD. I think this album signaled the beginning of the end for The Beach Boys. The final nail in the coffin was Dennis' death in 1983,
Oh yeah, and Mike Love is an *******.
Discuss.
The former just ****ing kicks you right in the ass, from the opening Carl rocker "You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone" to the closing ballad, Dennis' beautiful "Cuddle Up."
"Love You," on the other hand, marks the brief creative return of Brian Wilson. In fact, this originally was going to be a Brian solo album entitled "Brian Wilson Loves You," but he felt these songs were better-suited for his brothers and the band. The end result is an album full of silly, melodic bliss. The last good, let alone great, Beach Boys album.
The most disastrous of the decade? "15 Big Ones." It's just a damn shame I have to skip to track sixteen when I want to listen to "Love You" on CD. I think this album signaled the beginning of the end for The Beach Boys. The final nail in the coffin was Dennis' death in 1983,
Oh yeah, and Mike Love is an *******.
Discuss.