I agree. I think it's a hilarious juxtaposition considering their sound is heavily and mostly inspired by Christmas music. Mostly Phil Spectors Christmas album. If you listen to the song Christmas by Darlene Love off the Phil Spector album, you can definitely hear it.
@@ChickenFriedDryEraseMarkers ... yes... Brian idolized Spector. Their music is heavily influenced by Chuck Berry and the Four Freshmen. It advanced far, far beyond any of those influences. They created a whole new sound. Iconic.
What Lex is feeling is exactly why this group is legendary. They took a moment in time and solidified for ages to come. It feels like you enter this time portal and feel nostalgic even though you did not exist at that time! I have no doubt their music will live on and on.
I was there in California in the early 1960s, cruising the drag and hitting the beaches to this music. It really was a magic time before we started getting drafted.
Everything in this song is great! The harmonies, the lyrics, the guitars... anyway a true classic. Love the reaction as always. I am sure that Lex is a old soul from the 60s or something ♡
I actually did this song at an open mic one night. I usually do Folk or Folk/Rock songs. But when I did this song, most of the audience sang the chorus part along with me. Didn't really expect that but it was great and it just went to show how some music cuts through the genres and the ages. Great reaction.
A true classic from 1965. That was a very good year for the Beach Boys. In 1965 they had several hits including "California Girls", "Help Me Rhonda", "Do You Wanna Dance" and "Barbra Ann".
My Fav group of all time .Grew up with them starting in 1962 with their first 45 single "Surfin". Saw them in concert in 1973 and again in 1998. Got to visit the Brothers Records warehouse/studio in California in 1975, appyling for roadie work. Cool. I am still rockin' at 73 today! Peace.
I was there too buddy. My wife and I listened and danced to them way back then when we were dating. We've been married 57 years now and still listen to them. I used to grin and smile when I listened to them. Now I tear up a bit due to sweet nostalgia.
My son was born in 1984 but alongside Nirvana and Slipknot he just loves anything from the late '60s and right through the '70s. He says it's because the musicianship is so much more interesting and varied. The bands from then, Beach Boys included weren't afraid of trying something new with chord progression and key choices in general. He's a bassist, so he does have a clue what he's talking about.
I grew up in that era where every kid picked up a guitar and tried to put together a garage band. I grew up about 5 miles from the Beach Boys (Hawthorne, CA). The brass ring in music seemed possible, and The Beatles in A Hard Days Night made it look so incredibly cool. And once in a while a genius appreared in a garage somewhere and magic happened. Case in point Brian Wilson.
I grew up in the 70's during my formative youth and have always loved The Beach Boys. I thought life was going to be great like that era of rock, peace, innocence, but nothing good last forever. SO glad you two reacted to this and used the video too.
I saw Brian Wilson open for Chicago this summer. It was his 80th Birthday 🎂 and they had the whole stage decorated with balloons and the crowd sang Happy Birthday. Pretty cool! (It was my 20th Chicago concert, they always have top notch opening act)!
Brian (the main songwriter) also wrote some pretty incredible sad music! Like the Beatles, he got way psychedelic and artsy in the mid to late 60's! Some of the best BB music came from that era (great happy tunes as well...like Good Vibrations :) )!
You can't help but feel good when you listen to most Beach Boys songs. Two you should really check out are "Dance, Dance, Dance" and "Fun, Fun, Fun." It'll have you both up dancing.
I never knew Al Jardine sang lead on this. When I was ten to twelve years old it was a big choice between The Beach Boys or the Beatles for my favorite band
Been a fan since 1964. These old surf music songs are great but they really took it to a different level after they dropped that sound. Pet Sounds, Our Prayer, Breakaway, I Can Hear Music, Surf’s Up, and that wacky Smiley Smile album is my favorite period.
Lex the 60's has music for everybody. From the Beatles and Beach Boys to Jethro Tull to Emerson, Lake, and Palmer to Motown. We loved it all. Imagine being a lifeguard at a city pool, being paid $1.25/hr to listen to this music over the loudspeakers and watching the girls in their bikinis.
Lex is an old soul. She may have been born after this music was popular... but her soul was around in another body back then. You can see it in her face... in her eyes... she can feel this music because in some form, she was around when it came out!!!!!
Grew up loving this song and in high school went steady with a girl named Rhonda after getting dumped by a girl I was in love with...this song reminds me how great Rhonda was/is ..we still communicate after all these years
I remember recording this song off the radio onto an 8-track when I was a teeny-bopper in the early / mid-seventies. About the same time, my father took my sister and I to a concert by them in Austin, and I was happy when they played this song. Probably the pop-iest concert I've ever been to, but I had fun.
Two slightly different versions of this song were released in 1965 on consecutive albums, "Help Me, Ronda" on "The Beach Boys Today!" and "Help Me, Rhonda" on "Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)" which is the more well known version that was released as a single.
Except for the ones we don't talk about, haha. Also, I don't think Kokomo is "crappy", it's not anything to really write home about, but it's catchy and a song a lot of people know. There's plenty of other songs (and a couple albums) in their discography that rightfully do deserve the title of "crappy" though.
The Beach Boys were the Icon of American Bands. They were way ahead of their time. I love their songs about muscle cars (Lil Deuce Coupe, 409, Fun Fun Fun, etc.).
Lex should dress as a Bobby Soxer for Halloween: poodle skirt, saddle shoes, boyfriend's letterman's sweater, Bobby socks, pony tail. Brad in complimentary 40s/50s garb.
The Beach Boys were three brothers Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson, cousin Mike Love and buddy Al Jardine. The Brain of the group Brian would eventually stop touring and they brought in Bruce Johnston to feel the void. Brian Wilson would have many set backs mentally in his life which would be so serious he became bedridden but would ultimately find his way back to a somewhat normal life.🙏💙
In addition to doing great music they were also into drag racing. I was at a lot of competitions where they showed up with their car to race. They didn't always win but they would hop in the back of a pickup and go down the track with the crowd cheering them on. And this wasn't in California. This was in Tulsa Oklahoma! Y'all be safe.
Most of the early groups used a studio band to record at Capitol records, called the "Wrecking Crew" Glen Campbell was one of the guitar players in the Wrecking Crew. Check out the video
This is my favorte Beach Boys song. Al Jardine took over the leads so its the one Beach Boys song where Carl and Brian can just harmonize and have fun and they obviously do.
The 3 Wilson brothers' dad Murry was involved in the production of this song. He thought that he was a genius musician and coached Al Jardine while he was singing it. Shortly after this... the band fired Murry and told him to stay away from the studio. Jardine was a high school friend on the football team with Brian. Loved folk music. He still performs some with his Endless Summer Band. He's about 84 and his voice still works ok.
Miguel! Beautiful memory! Thanks. I have memories of singing "Barbara-Anne" to my 3 year old grandson (now 6ft2 and 19)...I don't sing it to him anymore.
You guys are SO good at this! Lex seems to easily get into most tunes, which is so fun. Brad seems so intent on figuring them out. Also very fun. Great combination. I’ll continue to watch you both for many years! Thanks!
I had this album - and that's what you're hearing. They are just miming to the record for this TV performance. Notice at the end when they are bowing, but the song isn't finished. To see where the Beach Boys harmonies originated, see Brian Wilson talk about it on the short Y.T. video "The Four Freshmen on the BBC July 2012 - RUclips"
Absolutely hilarious. I'm glad you guys got around to doing this, it is one of their classic songs and the thing is what you missed out on it's a sing-along. So back in the day you know everybody would sing along to that easy course Help Me Rhonda Help Help Me Rhonda another people would do the bow bow etc etc. But anyway Lex at the end, cracking me up man. Brad's like, come on man he's just being a straight shooter I mean what's wrong with that? At least he's being honest. You like okay I'll help you like let's go to the library. Lol lol lol lol lol Man even better than this one although this one was so popular and it was a great sing along and the girls loved it for some reason, you've got to check out another very popular one and it's called, fun fun fun till her daddy took the T-Bird away.. T-bird meaning of Thunderbird automobile obviously yeah
There is nothing that makes me smile more than seeing Mike Love (who usually sang lead) off to the side, happily shaking his microphone and doing nothing but "Bow bow bow bow".
Mike had a very versatile voice and range .. Able to do those light and breezy tenor lead vocals, and then switch to doing the bass part for his harmonies and backing vocals .. Not too many can cover that spectrum.
@@Providence.. I think people could rightfully have their own opinions on Mike in terms of whether or not they liked his personality or how they perceived his working relationships with other band members to be .. But anyone hating on him for his voice has no clue what they're talking about.
My Grandfather served in the Korean War and the Beach Boys was one of his go-to choices of music. I always knew when the Beach Boys was put in the tape deck we weren't going home for a while because he would drive for miles and miles. I remember at 13, him driving and I was sitting passenger, towards the end of this song we started talking about it. He said something I didn't understand for years later, "Mrs. Robinson's first name is Rhonda." After he passed I was driving around by myself and both songs came on the radio one after the other and I slammed on the brakes and let out an OH! SHIT! and started cracking up. Thanks, Pop.
I saw the Beachboys in 1964. Mike Love just came out into the audience while singing. No shoes, just socks. He performed on stage several times in his socks.
Wife here.., Sooo Funny with the "Goin to the library "🤣 bit...This was my parents Rock so I've Loved it all my life..Lex..,I wasn't in that decade either.., but that era would of been cool to experience!!!..Brad.. At least he's homezt!!
Brian Douglas Wilson (Inglewood, California, 20 de junio de 1942) es un músico, compositor y productor estadounidense y miembro fundador del grupo The Beach Boys. Dentro del grupo, además de actuar como vocalista, también desarrolló los roles de productor y arreglista. Después de firmar con Capitol Records a mediados de 1962, Wilson compuso y coescribió más de dos docenas de éxitos para el grupo que entraron en el top 40 de las listas de sencillos de los Estados Unidos.
I remember hearing a story about Brian Wilson writing material for a new album in the 60's. He'd almost finished when The Beatles released the White Album, which was such a new sound Wilson tore up what he'd produced.
Lex is adorable. Perhaps it's the sense of simple times that draws her in... Love the contrast between her be-bopping to the Beach Boys while sport a Megadeath tee! 😆 #genrefluid #innocence #rebound #librarian
There's just something about the Beach Boys. I remember a school trip back in '94. Someone had a cassette tape with their greatest hits and persuaded the bus driver to put it on. And a whole bus full of 14 year old's were singing along with the whole album.
The Beach Boys are the epitome of feelgood summer sounds.
I agree. I think it's a hilarious juxtaposition considering their sound is heavily and mostly inspired by Christmas music. Mostly Phil Spectors Christmas album. If you listen to the song Christmas by Darlene Love off the Phil Spector album, you can definitely hear it.
@@ChickenFriedDryEraseMarkers ... yes... Brian idolized Spector. Their music is heavily influenced by Chuck Berry and the Four Freshmen. It advanced far, far beyond any of those influences. They created a whole new sound. Iconic.
After seeing you two react to 100's of songs I can't help but be moved by Lex bopping to the Beach Boys while wearing a Megadeth shirt.
Hell yeah!
I also listen to the Beach Boys and Megadeth (or similar) in a playlist within minutes.
There's still hope
What Lex is feeling is exactly why this group is legendary. They took a moment in time and solidified
for ages to come. It feels like you enter this time portal and feel nostalgic even though you did not
exist at that time! I have no doubt their music will live on and on.
I was there in California in the early 1960s, cruising the drag and hitting the beaches to this music. It really was a magic time before we started getting drafted.
By far the best harmonies ever put together. Brian Wilson was a straight genius.
My words exactly!
True❤
Everything in this song is great! The harmonies, the lyrics, the guitars... anyway a true classic. Love the reaction as always. I am sure that Lex is a old soul from the 60s or something ♡
I actually did this song at an open mic one night. I usually do Folk or Folk/Rock songs. But when I did this song, most of the audience sang the chorus part along with me. Didn't really expect that but it was great and it just went to show how some music cuts through the genres and the ages. Great reaction.
A true classic from 1965. That was a very good year for the Beach Boys. In 1965 they had several hits including "California Girls", "Help Me Rhonda", "Do You Wanna Dance" and "Barbra Ann".
My Fav group of all time .Grew up with them starting in 1962 with their first 45 single "Surfin". Saw them in concert in 1973 and again in 1998. Got to visit the Brothers Records warehouse/studio in California in 1975, appyling for roadie work. Cool. I am still rockin' at 73 today! Peace.
Rock on big brother!
I was there with ya! What a great time to live….no cell phones, and no phone recorders, at least for while!
I was there too buddy. My wife and I listened and danced to them way back then when we were dating. We've been married 57 years now and still listen to them. I used to grin and smile when I listened to them. Now I tear up a bit due to sweet nostalgia.
My son was born in 1984 but alongside Nirvana and Slipknot he just loves anything from the late '60s and right through the '70s. He says it's because the musicianship is so much more interesting and varied. The bands from then, Beach Boys included weren't afraid of trying something new with chord progression and key choices in general. He's a bassist, so he does have a clue what he's talking about.
I grew up in that era where every kid picked up a guitar and tried to put together a garage band. I grew up about 5 miles from the Beach Boys (Hawthorne, CA). The brass ring in music seemed possible, and The Beatles in A Hard Days Night made it look so incredibly cool. And once in a while a genius appreared in a garage somewhere and magic happened. Case in point Brian Wilson.
Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Barbara Ann” and “Little Deuce Coupe”!!!
I find 'Barbara Ann' annoying, yet 'Little Deuce Coupe' I adore.
I grew up in the 70's during my formative youth and have always loved The Beach Boys. I thought life was going to be great like that era of rock, peace, innocence, but nothing good last forever. SO glad you two reacted to this and used the video too.
One of a hand full of songs where Alan Jardine sang lead and he did a great job. Each Beach Boy was an able vocalist.
The harmonies of The Beach Boys, especially this song are incredible.
I saw Brian Wilson open for Chicago this summer. It was his 80th Birthday 🎂 and they had the whole stage decorated with balloons and the crowd sang Happy Birthday. Pretty cool! (It was my 20th Chicago concert, they always have top notch opening act)!
The Beach Boys just made straight-up feel-good music; you can't listen to their music and not feel happy!
Brian (the main songwriter) also wrote some pretty incredible sad music! Like the Beatles, he got way psychedelic and artsy in the mid to late 60's! Some of the best BB music came from that era (great happy tunes as well...like Good Vibrations :) )!
Their music just puts you in a good mood
You can't help but feel good when you listen to most Beach Boys songs. Two you should really check out are "Dance, Dance, Dance" and "Fun, Fun, Fun." It'll have you both up dancing.
This one is still stuck in my head from the Live stream...fun reaction
A HUGE hit in it's day.
I remember dancing to this in High School.
I never knew Al Jardine sang lead on this. When I was ten to twelve years old it was a big choice between The Beach Boys or the Beatles for my favorite band
Been a fan since 1964. These old surf music songs are great but they really took it to a different level after they dropped that sound. Pet Sounds, Our Prayer, Breakaway, I Can Hear Music, Surf’s Up, and that wacky Smiley Smile album is my favorite period.
Fun fact, "Breakaway" was co-written by Murry under the name Reggie Dunbar.
Lex the 60's has music for everybody. From the Beatles and Beach Boys to Jethro Tull to Emerson, Lake, and Palmer to Motown. We loved it all. Imagine being a lifeguard at a city pool, being paid $1.25/hr to listen to this music over the loudspeakers and watching the girls in their bikinis.
You feel the 60s Lex because you're a free spirit yourself. The 60s were the place to be for a free spirit!
Ya'll definitely gotta check out
The Dave Clark Five.
One of my favorites from The Beach Boys. Their harmonizing is second to none for any group.
They grew up in Southern California. Dennis WILSON the drummer was the only member that actually surfed. They have so many good songs.
YOU GUYS ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO WATCH THE MOVIE “ AMERICAN GRAFFITI “. It’s full of great songs like this, I know Lex will love it!
Loved this track all my life Beach Boys for ever
Lex is an old soul. She may have been born after this music was popular... but her soul was around in another body back then. You can see it in her face... in her eyes... she can feel this music because in some form, she was around when it came out!!!!!
Don't worry baby, little saint nick is must.
Grew up loving this song and in high school went steady with a girl named Rhonda after getting dumped by a girl I was in love with...this song reminds me how great Rhonda was/is ..we still communicate after all these years
Sooo good. I just love The Beach Boys.
My first concert was Beach Boys in 1965, saw them 3 more times in the next two decades, still my favorite band
Love how you are so into these old songs, Lex. FYI - this was the mini skirt era...poodle skirts were the 50's.
The Beach Boys harmonies are golden
The Beach Boys, the filet mignon of vocal harmony.
I remember recording this song off the radio onto an 8-track when I was a teeny-bopper in the early / mid-seventies. About the same time, my father took my sister and I to a concert by them in Austin, and I was happy when they played this song. Probably the pop-iest concert I've ever been to, but I had fun.
Two slightly different versions of this song were released in 1965 on consecutive albums, "Help Me, Ronda" on "The Beach Boys Today!" and "Help Me, Rhonda" on "Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)" which is the more well known version that was released as a single.
Beach Boys are iconic! Not one bad song!
Sorry, but Kokomo is pure crap. With that exception, yeah, they put out a lot of great stuff.
@@thomast8539 yeah that is a crappy song. I mostly love all the older stuff. My Dad played them a lot growing up ❤️
Except for the ones we don't talk about, haha. Also, I don't think Kokomo is "crappy", it's not anything to really write home about, but it's catchy and a song a lot of people know. There's plenty of other songs (and a couple albums) in their discography that rightfully do deserve the title of "crappy" though.
Unfortunately, pretty much all of their albums from the late 70's onwards failed. A few useful songs couldn't get much out of it.
They where the band to listen to especially if you like the beach vibe they had great songs
They made you love the beach!
Obviously have heard this song, had people sing it to me since I was 10 years old. Love that you did this one!!
Hun we had so much fun in those days with the greatest musicians of all time! I can’t even begin to tell you what a great time that was!
LOVE The Beach Boys!!!
Love them. Barbara Ann next
Love Barbara Ann!!!
The Beach Boys were the Icon of American Bands. They were way ahead of their time. I love their songs about muscle cars (Lil Deuce Coupe, 409, Fun Fun Fun, etc.).
They're posing with Dennis' 1963 Corvette and Carl's 1964 Grand Prix on the cover of "Shut Down Volume 2"
Lex should dress as a Bobby Soxer for Halloween: poodle skirt, saddle shoes, boyfriend's letterman's sweater, Bobby socks, pony tail. Brad in complimentary 40s/50s garb.
The Beach Boys were three brothers Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson, cousin Mike Love and buddy Al Jardine. The Brain of the group Brian would eventually stop touring and they brought in Bruce Johnston to feel the void. Brian Wilson would have many set backs mentally in his life which would be so serious he became bedridden but would ultimately find his way back to a somewhat normal life.🙏💙
In addition to doing great music they were also into drag racing. I was at a lot of competitions where they showed up with their car to race. They didn't always win but they would hop in the back of a pickup and go down the track with the crowd cheering them on. And this wasn't in California. This was in Tulsa Oklahoma!
Y'all be safe.
Dennis Wilson was in the cult classic "Two-Lane Blacktop". Checkout Ida "B" Blackburn's 1964 interviews with them on YT.
Most of the early groups used a studio band to record at Capitol records, called the "Wrecking Crew" Glen Campbell was one of the guitar players in the Wrecking Crew. Check out the video
LOL, Brad, protect that girl at all costs, Lex is a national treasure.
those shirts 😂😂😂 but that perfect beach boys harmony is unmistakable
Great music, played this to the kids in the car when they were young, great memories
This is my favorte Beach Boys song. Al Jardine took over the leads so its the one Beach Boys song where Carl and Brian can just harmonize and have fun and they obviously do.
They are the Kings of the each music. Won many many Gold albums. They are Legends......
I may be old and better days have past but I lived through the greatest decades for music 60/70/80's early 90's.
One of the greatest sing-along songs of all time! Help me Rhonda! Another 60s Spirit! Welcome aboard. Thanks for the reaction!
The 3 Wilson brothers' dad Murry was involved in the production of this song. He thought that he was a genius musician and coached Al Jardine while he was singing it. Shortly after this... the band fired Murry and told him to stay away from the studio. Jardine was a high school friend on the football team with Brian. Loved folk music. He still performs some with his Endless Summer Band. He's about 84 and his voice still works ok.
The Beach Boys are one of the most universally loved bands ever.
Omg, that's what muh Wife screams whenever we disagree (rarely, but it's fun)🤣❤🤙
Gotta tell ya, wearing a Megadeth shirt during a Beach Boys reaction is +1000.
This was a great song in the Summer of1964 (Poodle skirts were in the 50's, Lex😄.) and was blasting from the jukebox at my local swim club.
Miguel! Beautiful memory! Thanks. I have memories of singing "Barbara-Anne" to my 3 year old grandson (now 6ft2 and 19)...I don't sing it to him anymore.
Saw them live at the old sydney sports ground in 1978 it was pouring rain great concert .
I lived through the Beach Boys era and likes all kind of music. But it's funny looking at Lex's Mega Death shirt listening to the Beach Boys
My mom had these albums. I played them over and over! The Beach Boys are great. Wendy was my favorite, or Little Deuce Coupe.
Mike Love came up with those amazing background vocals.
Nope that was Brian. Actually fun fact Mike's Bass vocal was too weak, so Brian and Al sing over the top of it in the Mono Mix.
You guys are SO good at this! Lex seems to easily get into most tunes, which is so fun. Brad seems so intent on figuring them out. Also very fun. Great combination. I’ll continue to watch you both for many years! Thanks!
Disney is nothing like the great days of the 50's and 60's I reckon Lex would fit in quite easily in that time and she would have a ball !!
I had this album - and that's what you're hearing. They are just miming to the record for this TV performance. Notice at the end when they are bowing, but the song isn't finished. To see where the Beach Boys harmonies originated, see Brian Wilson talk about it on the short Y.T. video "The Four Freshmen on the BBC July 2012 - RUclips"
During the British Invasion of the 1960's led by the Beatles, we had the Beach Boys as America's most prominent group.
It’s almost surreal seeing them live and realizing they are harmonizing as one…
Absolutely hilarious. I'm glad you guys got around to doing this, it is one of their classic songs and the thing is what you missed out on it's a sing-along. So back in the day you know everybody would sing along to that easy course Help Me Rhonda Help Help Me Rhonda another people would do the bow bow etc etc. But anyway Lex at the end, cracking me up man. Brad's like, come on man he's just being a straight shooter I mean what's wrong with that? At least he's being honest. You like okay I'll help you like let's go to the library. Lol lol lol lol lol
Man even better than this one although this one was so popular and it was a great sing along and the girls loved it for some reason, you've got to check out another very popular one and it's called, fun fun fun till her daddy took the T-Bird away.. T-bird meaning of Thunderbird automobile obviously yeah
Takes her back. To a time she didn't live in. 💛🧡❤️💙💚
There is nothing that makes me smile more than seeing Mike Love (who usually sang lead) off to the side, happily shaking his microphone and doing nothing but "Bow bow bow bow".
Mike had a very versatile voice and range .. Able to do those light and breezy tenor lead vocals, and then switch to doing the bass part for his harmonies and backing vocals .. Not too many can cover that spectrum.
@@wayne_twentyfive Exactly! A lot of people give Mike way too much hate for no reason and it just completely ruins the mood.
@@Providence.. I think people could rightfully have their own opinions on Mike in terms of whether or not they liked his personality or how they perceived his working relationships with other band members to be .. But anyone hating on him for his voice has no clue what they're talking about.
My Grandfather served in the Korean War and the Beach Boys was one of his go-to choices of music. I always knew when the Beach Boys was put in the tape deck we weren't going home for a while because he would drive for miles and miles. I remember at 13, him driving and I was sitting passenger, towards the end of this song we started talking about it. He said something I didn't understand for years later, "Mrs. Robinson's first name is Rhonda." After he passed I was driving around by myself and both songs came on the radio one after the other and I slammed on the brakes and let out an OH! SHIT! and started cracking up. Thanks, Pop.
Sense of humor, and spinner of yarns 8-P
I saw the Beachboys in 1964. Mike Love just came out into the audience while singing. No shoes, just socks. He performed on stage several times in his socks.
Listening to the Beach Boys , with a Megadeth t-shirt on.....Classic!
Love how lex shakes her head to the beat
I used to do "The Pony" to this song (the only dance steps I knew) junior high school period.
Maybe the happiest "rebound " song ever. Can't do this in Country or Opera I am thinking.
Wife here.., Sooo Funny with the "Goin to the library "🤣 bit...This was my parents Rock so I've Loved it all my life..Lex..,I wasn't in that decade either.., but that era would of been cool to experience!!!..Brad.. At least he's homezt!!
The 1st concert i went to was The Beach Boys, in 1982. My 2nd concert in 1983, was Ozzy/Motley Crue.
The beach Boys were the first concert I ever went to, it was in 1977, I was 15.
I’m sure it’s been said a thousand times, but I love how Lex grooves out while Brad sits there with that stoic look on his face.
Most music of the Sixties makes you happy. Especially Beach Boys music.
You will never know how magical those days of simple music, poodle skirts, soda shops drive-ins were!
Brian Douglas Wilson (Inglewood, California, 20 de junio de 1942) es un músico, compositor y productor estadounidense y miembro fundador del grupo The Beach Boys. Dentro del grupo, además de actuar como vocalista, también desarrolló los roles de productor y arreglista. Después de firmar con Capitol Records a mediados de 1962, Wilson compuso y coescribió más de dos docenas de éxitos para el grupo que entraron en el top 40 de las listas de sencillos de los Estados Unidos.
5 part harmony, Brian Wilson, GENIUS
Lex is so cool... Git her .. I was thinking the same thing literally 2 seconds before she said it.. LOL
I remember hearing a story about Brian Wilson writing material for a new album in the 60's. He'd almost finished when The Beatles released the White Album, which was such a new sound Wilson tore up what he'd produced.
It’s as if Brian Wilson found the mathematical formula to create the catchiest tune ever. It’s incredible
Lex is adorable. Perhaps it's the sense of simple times that draws her in...
Love the contrast between her be-bopping to the Beach Boys while sport a Megadeath tee! 😆 #genrefluid #innocence #rebound #librarian
I feel exactly how you did about going back to the 50's and 60's. I feel like I was born too late.
We use to dance on these tunes in school dance!
There's just something about the Beach Boys. I remember a school trip back in '94. Someone had a cassette tape with their greatest hits and persuaded the bus driver to put it on. And a whole bus full of 14 year old's were singing along with the whole album.
Lex really feels it
It's awesome to watch
Definitely my favorite Beach Boys song! Thanks for the reaction! Fun and uplifting!!
Lex you are a very intuitive young woman...love your comments
Brad: "It's so interesting this music takes you back to a decade you never lived in..." 😀
Probably his best line of the reactions.