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This video is exactly what I was looking for. I'm gonna have to pass on this collection for a number of reasons though. Very informative video. Thanks! Subbed.

I ordered the Deluxe Vinyl "Sail On, Sailor"-Set today on Amazon. I hope it arrives in good shape. 🥲

It'd be nice if there was a stand-alone Carnegie Hall cd release available, not sure I want to shell out for the Sail On Sailor deluxe, though I ultimately probably will haha. As far as future video ideas, maybe do a Mono vs. Stereo comparison and why you enjoy certain songs more in mono or stereo. A bootlegs video could be fun too.

The BB album I listen the most!

Say, what would you consider a complete Beach Boys Live Collection on Vinyl? Would it include the "Sail On, Sailor" Set, because of the Carnegie Hall Concert included?

I got this album at Christmas in 1973 and I remember Sloop John B.being on that album,I'm not sure if you mentioned it

I think Carl chose to do the Bicycle Rider lyrics on Heroes and Villains because the Smile album was allegedly scheduled for release not long after this very concert album was released. I believe Carl actually mentions its coming release during the banter on this concert album

great review, my favourite live album but very close with the knebworth album both rock, cheers man

After I purchased the Endless Summer compilation in 1974 when I was 11yrs old, I had to get their entire back catalog. I then purchased Carl & the Passions/Pet Sounds 2 LP set and The Beach Boys In Concert the next day. I love In Concert as it was the first time I heard the early singles & Pet Sounds material in stereo. Great presentation!

Before the box set, the studio version of “We Got Love” was released as an iTunes bonus track to Holland, and is superior to the box set version, as it contains the original full length edit, not the shortened 2022 box set edit.

I recently found your channel and enjoy your Beach Boys videos. You’re very informative and I love your humor at the beginning of each video. I picked up the 3 disc Sounds of Summer and am blown away at how good the 70s stuff is, I never knew! I’m hesitant to get their 2012 remasters catalog because part of me thinks they will remix everything like the Beatles did after they released their 2015 edition of Beatles 1.

Excellent and entertaining review, as always! Great stuff and thanks for the kind "shout out." Very cool t-shirt too!

THE weird one on Smiley Smile is definitely Fall Breaks--. Probably my favorite along with Whistle In and Good Vibrations.

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD from 1968 I Like The Colorized Verison From 1986 When It was on WWOR-9 Back in the 1980's.

JAMES GLEASON was in HERE COMES MR.JORDAN as Joe Pendleton's Fight Manger, JAMES GLEASON Did in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE as Lt.Rooney from 1944.

I Have HERE COMES MR.JORDAN 1941 on VHS in 1982 First Re-Issue But Im Still Working on Getting The First Release of This Classic on VHs in Original 1979 Clamshall by COLUMBIA PICTURES HOME ENTERTAINMENT and Also This Movie Did Remake of 1978's HEAVEN CAN WAIT Not About Boxing Mostly Football.

BURNT OFFERINGS with BETTE DAVIS and OLIVER REED from 1976, Im Selling Now in 18 Horror VHS tapes on Ebay.

THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER from 1955 it was in MGM/UA HOME VIDEO' THE GREAT BOOKS ON VIDEO SERIES.

MONA LISA with BOB HOSKINS I Have That Movie on VHs From Early 1987 From HBO/CANNON VIDEO and MONA LISA Trailer was on NOTHING IN COMMON VHS.

THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY with BOB HOSKINS Before WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT. LONG GOOD FRIDAY Came Out on VHs and Beta From THRON/EMI VIDEO in Early 1980's.

I like Mitcham war and remembrance and the winds of war

Even Bob Hope in THE GHOST BREAKERS 1940.

my favorite Horror Movie From The 1940's with Danny Kaye Played Double in 1945's Musical Ghost Comedy WONDER MAN.

My Favorite with Joel McCrea in DEAD END 1937 and His Best Comedy SULLIVAN'S TRAVLES 1941.

I Have SPOOK LOUDER on THREE STOOGES VOL.10 Late 1984 VHS and Beta, and DVD set of THREE STOOGES SHORTS 1943-1945 From 2008.

Hey Betamax! Horror Anthology zone! Well you know I'm here for it. Eerie Tales from 1919, man I appreciate you taking it back to the beginning of film history and anthologies. That film was basically the template for so much to come, well deserving of the attention. I've always loved the Dead of Night & Twilight Zone connections. The Dummy and Twenty Two being the major entries that come to mind. Happy Halloween! 🎃🎃🎃

I wish we get a boxset with every short, film, cartoon, and cameo in the history of Ted Healy and The Boys/The Three Stooges

Conrad Veidt Always Plays The Nazi Rolls Even SPY IN BLACK 1939 But I Him in CASABLANCA 1942 and another Humphery Bogart Movie He Was in Like ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT early 1942 with Young JACKIE GLEASON (Before He Got Fat)

You Got The TWILIGHT ZONE DVD COLLECTION! I Have All on VHS Tapes From Columbia House From 1987-1992.

Do You Own Horror/Comedy of ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1944 with Cary Grant?

I Have Disney Verison Too.

I Have BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 1946 Verison on 1985 VHS Release by EMBASSY HOME ENTERTAINMENT THE CLASSIC COLLECTION in Silver Package.

Great stuff man.😎I always feel I'm learning watching your vids. Nice collection for sure. Not seen a lot of Hitch' but love Rear Window & 39 steps. Was jealous seeing Criterion of 39 steps, don't think you can get a British release. I can watch 39 steps on repeat it's got something old school MAGICAL about it. Nice job, take it easy😀

Betamax Blocker.. It's been 3 months since the last Gary Lewis album review.

The title track of Pet Sounds was originally written to be a James Bond theme and while it fits well on the record, I think its vibe and context makes it feel a little odd to hear with the other tracks.

Oh, very nice. Now I discover that not only do you like The Beach Boys but you also like horror films! = Precise splendidnesss😀

Now that is a Hitchcock impersonation! Hey Betamax, man I can listen to you discuss Hitchcock box sets forever, especially since I was unaware so many of these were out there. I have the Masterpiece collection DVD set, but didn't know they put that on Blu as well. I discovered so many like 'Frenzy' and 'Trouble with Harry' on there which I had never watched before but fell in love with. Excellent overview!

Back in the early 70s (maybe earlier) Pet Sounds was released as a double-album with Carl & The Passions: So Tough. A really strange combo.

I discovered your channel a year ago this week. I was in the ICU in a local hospital after having survived emergency surgery. Thanks for helping me get through that rough time, and keep on doing what you do - making great content! @betamaxblocker for the win!

My Favorite Hitchcock Movie is ROPE 1948 and VHS Copy of PSYCHO in 1980 by MCA VIDEOCASSETTE INC.(tape Re-print 1982)

This may sound like a dumb question but as the Leid in Hawaii tracks actually are a live rehearsal, are there actual recordings of that 1967 live Hawaii show? I really love the Sunshine Tomorrow set. Great presentation!

I enjoyed your analysis of The Beach Boys' . I'm the guy who put the compilation together, selected the songs, named it, wrote the notes and coordinated the packaging. Yes, I would have liked to have seen this package be more successful because musically I think it is solid, but Capitol just threw it out there without much of a push and then didn't even bother to put it on CD a couple of years later when CDs took over. All I can say is that I tried to pick the best music I could that wasn't on the first two compilations (although I HAD to use the masterpiece "Good Vibrations" again). By the way, we weren't really pushing the medley. We just threw it on there because we had it and it was fairly current to the project. It was a lot of fun work on their music because I grew up buying those singles and watching the Capitol orange and yellow swirl label go round and around on my old turntable. Thanks for remembering and caring about this long-lost classic.

Fantastic as always @Betamaxblocker!

I could wrong about this, the song Willd Honey ,is their Ray Manzarek R.I.P from the Doors Influence on that song. Because Bruce Johnson from beachboys plays organ in that Song.

Nice video, as always! I like that release, great stereo mixes and it was so good to have some selections from the Hawaii concerts but I really do not like these mixes that have been included on a lot of their releases in the last ten years, where it's backing track and backing vocals. I don't see the point. For me, it would be much more enjoyable to have a purely instrumental mix and/or a purely a cappella mix. Anyway, that's a minor gripe. 🙂

I bought this CD today! Loving it so far, only ever listened to the Wild Honey stereo mixes on it before.

Good evening sir! I had Made in the USA & Beach Boys 1985!

The one that stands out on Love You is "Solar System"

The one song that stands out the most on Summer Days and Summer Nights is "Girl don't tell me". Everything else, no matter how weird it is, sounds like the Beach Boys. This is the only song I ever heard by them where they tried to sound like someone else.

The Wild Honey sessions are greatly underappreciated.