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Aw man, the last thing I was expecting here was an Exorcist reference. 🤣Mighty fine catch Betamax. I mainly recall loving 'The Outlaws is Coming'...I think because it also features pre-Batman Adam West and it's an old-west setting. Those are some great ingredients in my view. Excellent work as always man, hope you are having a nice weekend. All the best! 🤜🤛 Congrats on 500!

2 of My Favorite Curly Joe Ones are THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES and SNOW WHITE AND THE THREE STOOGES From Fox Not Columbia.

I have a total of 11 of the two-fers. Surfin Safarai/Surfin USA... to... Keeping The Summer ALive/The Beach Boys. I skipped Party/Stack o tracks ...and... concert/in london. It's plauusible that I will go back and get them at some point, but not very likely. Just not of interest. But the other 11 have (plus Pet Sounds and SMiLE Sessions) give mme what I consider a nice collection.

Really enjoyed this, thank you! Very informative and interesting. Have you heard the song "Jill"? Will be interested to hear your thoughts on that at some point in your Gary Lewis reviews.

Thanks for returning to Gary Lewis! Rubber Ball is probably on the album as the Bobby Vee original was produced by Thomas "Snuff" Garrett. The edition you have is a mono copy, so it has the hit version with the horns. The stereo "album cut" without the horns was recorded first and appears on stereo copies of the Green Golden Greats album. The album version without the horns seems to appear on the Stereo copies of Hits Again according to this vinyl dub on You Tube. ruclips.net/video/r2YU3Wds6-I/видео.html

this video is excellent

Godbless you man!

My duophonic copy has all true stereo except for "Kiss Me Baby" and "You're So Good To Me" which are duophonic.

Hey Betamax. Great tribute to the late Britt Allcroft. As you noted, her contributions to kids around the world has left a lasting impact. I recall seeing Carlin still narrating when I was younger. I often caught Thomas on tv as a kid but would have loved to have had any of the VHS tapes you featured here. On a related note, we still have a giant bucket of Thomas trains, tracks, accessories....etc... which my youngest one still loves. All the best in the new year man!

Great stuff man. Very interesting as always & entertaining. Gotta luv Edward G. Wasn't familiar with 'TheThin Man' plot, so good to know. Glad to know I'm not alone in finding 'The Big Sleep' 😕confusing, but it's so well acted, witty, and stylish to boot. " she tried to sit on my lap while I was standing up" funny! Nice recommendations, will check out part 1&2. Thanks man, hope you had good Christmas & New Year....scarf looks warm😄chill man😎

Gotta disagree about the definitive restorations. That blu ray release is incredible. Just the ability to use subtitles alone isn’t available anywhere else.

The Dead did a similar thing with the Beach Boys / Dead show as Chicago did with the Beachago show. On Ladies and Gentlemen….The Grateful Dead they released highlights of the 4 Fillmore 1971 shows minus the special guests Duane Allman and Beach Boys

I picked up a second hand Holland which had the original promo book. It is smaller than the reproduced version and made from different paper stock.

Great video guys! Thanks for all the Fun, Fun, Fun content and have a happy new year!

Favorite Boxsets are Pet Sounds, Smile, Feel Flows and Sail On. Favorite comps are Ultimate Christmas, Endless Harmony, Party Uncovered, Becoming The Beach Boys and Sunshine Tommorrow. I love the Digital stuff as well. I grabbed it all from Big Beat to 1972. Speaking of Digital Downloads. This past Friday Brother Records/Capitol released some 1974 stuff officially on Deezer. Some of us were able to snag it before it was blocked. Typical upload for Copyright stuff. So yeah they are getting ready for something for sure.

I found this one a little late, but I normally watch all your videos as they come out. One correction. 8 MM was a "film" format not tape as you kept referring to. The price has to be wrong, you could never get that much film processed for that price. The cost was one of the big reasons fans ditched it and went to tape. I have numerous 8mm reels I shot years ago (1960s,1970s) and they were usually on small about 3 inch reels. The last tape, by Sony was called a U matic. It was the professional tapes used before Betamax. Though Betamax lost the home video war, since the format was much better quality than VHS, it was continued to be used by professionals in video production and television stations for taping on the spot news reports then they would take them back to the station to edit and play on the air. A little surprised you didn't show an 8 track car tape. Do you have any? Keep up the great work.

That disc 2 inner sleeve pic with the guys on the Hondas would've been a far superior Front cover for Today! Imo.

As a relatively new BB fan. In 93 that first Boxset blew my mind. Especially the 70s Disc 4, which i didnt know at that time.

Maybe the lack of 64 Chrismas sessions could have something to do with a Dick Reynolds connection?? Perhaps he has masters or some legal thing about them. Idk.

I thought the philharmonic version of "Darlin" with added Strings was really good. Surprised

Great show and some interesting information shared.

For the aspect ratio complaints alot of people don’t realize or remember that ALL these stooges shorts were theatrical so they don’t really match the 1:33:1 ratio of the pre widescreen of tv shot shows, as for the boxset for these it is nice to keep them together and it came with the rarity dvd but I had to swap out the dvd that had the 3d shorts as the version in the boxset is a later release that didn’t include the 3d versions

Right now on the Steve Hoffman Forum, there's a very lengthy discussion on every Beach Boys album called Cork On The Ocean, and the songs being discussed now are from the 1977 Christmas sessions. As part of that discussion, it was revealed that Belles of Paris and Bells of Christmas were recorded at the same session.

fun fun fun and i get around are 100% the studio versions with a slightly different mix, I don’t know why that was removed from the Wikipedia entry because that is definitely true, and little old lady from pasadena was re-recorded in the studio as an outtake without the crowd mixed in exists on the unsurpassed masters bootleg

Both of your channels are really fun to watch as I dig deeper into The Beach Boys’ work. Keep up the good work!

A lot of people credit the Today! album as the Beach Boys taking a more of a progressive sound, but it was really the Christmas album when their sound matured.

Their DVD releases also play in Region 2. So this Cathy Gale surely play on Region 2 and 4 players. I use my bluray player Zone B to watch Dvds in Region 2 and 4 and it works.

Hello, do you know how Imprint's edition of The Saint box on DVD looks like inside? And other similar DVD boxes of theirs? Is it a thick plastic dvd box with many discs in one box like Network did with their reissues or are there several smaller thinner plastic jewel cases inside of the big carton box? I cannot find any of their big DVD boxes anywhere on Internet to see how they look like. Could you help me? I'd be grateful. I intend to buy Edgar Wallace Mysteries and Upstairs Downstairs from them but I'd like to know how they look like inside first. :)

This is the first video of yours that I've watched. Very well done!! Merry Christmas!

Excellent video, thank you for covering. This should have way more views. "She's Just my Style" is very Beach Boys-esque and it is one of my 2 favorite Gary Lewis and the Playboys songs also. I saw Gary Lewis on an oldies cruise a few years ago, and to my huge suprise, he sang my other favorite, "Little Miss Go-Go". I thanked him after and told him that was my theme song. He smiled and said he was surprised that anyone remembered that song. I was 3 when it was released but I'm a 60s go-go dancer girl at heart.

Kind of disappointing to be honest, the boys deserve a much more prestigious set loaded with special features.

did You Know Edward Brophy That You Mention on This Video He Does The Voice of Timothy The Mouse in DISNEY'S DUMBO 1941 He Did in THREE STOOGES' SWING PARADE of 1946 and DANNY KAYE' WONDER MAN 1945.

Don't Forget Christmas Comedy of TRADING PLACES 1983

How is the video quality compared to the 190 DVD sets that came out? Is blue0ray actually better?

Wow! You Add BOB HOPE' LEMON DROP KID on This Video? I Have That Bob Hope Movie on VHS From 1987 and DVD 2000. I Wish You Mention Of Another Bob Hope Movie Like MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE 1947 with DOROTHY LAMOUR and PETER LORRE. 11:24

My Favorite ELLOITT GOULD Movie is DISNEY'S THE DEVIL AND MAX DEVILIN From 1981 with BILL COSBY. 17:40

Did You Know WE'RE NO ANGELS Did a Remake Years Later in 1990 with ROBERT DE NIRO and SEAN PENN. I Think The Original One is Better with HUMPHERY BOGART. 12:40

Cool episode! Nothing says "Christmas" like crime and noir! I was intrigued to see the Lon Chaney set on your desk and particularly enjoyed the coverage of "The Unholy Three." It's such a bizarre story and, with the carnival angle, I always assumed that it was something that Tod Browning had come up with. All these years and I never knew it was based on a novel! I agree about Chaney's acting. Chaney was an absolute master of expressing thoughts and emotions effectively without sound. He's a marvel to watch. (I'm glad he lived to do at least one sound film too! No doubt he would have been able to successfully move into "talkies" had he lived longer.) Thanks for a really interesting episode!

black friday deal on ebay, $74, glad i waited to buy this one.

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.