Mike Love talks new documentary, 'The Beach Boys'
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- The lead vocalist and co-founder of the legendary band dishes on the new Disney+ documentary, which will premiere on Friday.
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Not just a band. An American institution,
Mike Love. The man who created music as we know it. Thankfully he knows it.
Actually it was Brian who produced, arranged ,mixed and wrote the music for all those songs
@@gerrydooley951 You've heard of S-A-R-C-A-S-M and possibly Mr. Love's oversized ego?
@@thomasrobinson182 oh i love sarcasm, but it's hard to read in a comment. I just want other people to know that from 1962-1968 Brian was the man
I wish I had a cousin that had a once in a lifetime talent that I could sponge off and take credit for his work.
I guess you'll just have to settle for sponging off your Mom and living in her basement.
Wrong. Brian needed Mike just as much as the other way around. They worked TOGETHER to make those early hits. Brian was the inventive one, but Mike's lyrics made the songs accessible for the audience and gave them a commercial sound. If that didn't happen, then Brian would not have had the chance to even get onto the later projects like Pet Sounds.
Not true tell us about all the songs he has written in the last 40 years all he does is travel around with his beach boys tribute band@dj71162
@@dj71162 That’s how Mike tells it. He takes full credit for songs that were produced and written by Brian for changing some of the verses. None of those early songs had Love listed as the sole writer, he was a contributor on some and certainly not all. Gary Usher wrote all the car songs and Brian always hired other lyricists. To this day it’s highly disputable about what lyrics he actually wrote, not saying he didn’t contribute to some but he is over reaching when he says he made the band a commercial success.
@@pauldrew3696 When has Mike ever taken full credit? He contributed to the songs, but he himself has praised Brian as a collaborator. He was literally crying, saying how much he loves him in the recent documentary.
I actually like mike love he sang tons of beach boy’s songs and was very helpful and while he had his bad moments like the rrhof induction but overall I actually really love him
Mike love ❤
A terrible person
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After his RRHOF speech I never looked at this guy the same
He has a very, very dark side. Do not believe a word this guy says.
Sad that Mike Love had to do a lawsuit to get credit for songs he co-wrote because Brian's father and than his handlers didn't want to credit Mike.
well sort of, Murry Wilson was handling the publishing and was the one who denied Mike credit. Brian tried but was unable to go against his father. Eventually Brian sued in the late 1980's regarding the publishing and won a large settlement. Mike then sued Brian and won in court. The general feeling is that Mike overreached in terms of taking credit for songs he barely had anything to do with. In terms of the songs: Brian produced them , arranged the vocals, wrote and arranged the music and mixed them and in some cases supplied some lyrics.
Brian Wilson was that whole band. He sung what Brian told h8m to sing, but he knew what those writing credits meant financially.
@@gerrydooley951
He supplied more than some. Generally when working with Mike he would have mostly everything worked out and Mike would weigh in on the lyrics, sometimes changing only a verse, sometimes more. It was common knowledge that Mike couldn’t write complete songs that had any sophistication the very same reason he was never the sole lyricist. Despite his claims, Mikes lyrics were relatively easy to spot.
Some were catchy, others corny but IMO he gives himself way too much credit.Don’t forget almost all the car song lyrics were from Gary Usher and Pet sounds from Tony Asher. Mike was simply a huge pain in the ass to Brian from 1966 on.
@@pauldrew3696 I couldn't have said it better!
@@gerrydooley951 Not to mention, Gary Usher and Tony Asher, among others, contributed lyrics throughout the Boys early run, as well.
Mike's voice is so different now at his age, I know it happens to everyone, just more noticable with him??? Its not as nasally- its lower?? Just something very different about it.
He sounds the same on stage because he is miming
his voice is somewhat gravelly now.
Real Mike love has been replaced in 1966
It’s strongly rumored they’ll be doing some sort of a reunion show or tour and new music… I wish she would’ve asked about that.
Source?
There is absolutely no way Brian Wilson should be going anywhere near a stage. I would love to see Brian Wilson in concert, but man has run his course. He’s just been diagnosed with dementia. He needs to live out the rest of his life in peace.
@@wesleyorser4451 This is the story and rumor that apparently is in the works...
@@jamesdean9183 I agree but it is apparently in the works....
@@jamesdean9183They can include Brian, Carl, and Dennis on a large screen video performance! Maybe Brian can attend in a wheelchair as he did for the Disney documentary. Where there is a Will, there is always a way! Stay positive and work over the obstacles! Back in the day, that was common!😊❤
The only reason he's the "boss" and main spokesperson is because he's the last man standing. No Brian Wilson, no Beach Boys. Rename it "Mike Love & Friends" or something.
It's looks like new beach boys years 50 years
When Mike Love tells the story of The Beach Boys than it’s not going to be accurate.
His book is far more accurate than Brian's have been.
@@PriestMelchizedek well Brian's first book was a PR stunt by Landy and Mike's book is his version of events
@@PriestMelchizedek
Says who? Mike.
Blackie fits the hosts . Way to go Mike.
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Mike Love is the part of The Beach Boys I don’t like lol
yep, he has always been an ass and very condescending towards Brian.
@@blutomindpretzel1735watch the documentary and you will see that that is no longer true
He should forever be ashamed of himself for the way he dismissed SMiLE in the 60s. He had a stick up his ass because of a lyric about LSD
I would argue Denny did worse things, yet you give him a pass? How many number 1s did he write?
@@dj71162 yeah Denny was no saint either. His ties to Manson were sketchy as hell
Mike love band stinks. Rip Beach Boys
I HATE MIKE LOVE
the entire below is my personal opinion: kokomo. thats hilarious. my dad was so proud that he was at the jardine (if my recollection is correct) studio in carmel ca when that was being written / recorded in the late 80s / very early 90s, about the time i became a 'disappointment' of a son, which was determined in 1991 or so. i listened to the beach boys with my dad, alan b richmond sr the 'big time' radio 'personality' dj and station programmer (who undoubtedly helped these guys get and maintain their careers with all the other major media owned stations throughout the nation that gate kept, decided, and disseminated musical 'culture' to the masses over the airwaves. i cant help but wonder if unconscious sexual assault that sends people to the er for rape kits happens throughout the entire entertainment industry, including back in those days, or if thats only certain 'rumored' segments, and seemingly or reportedly common in the military if you check reports by the department of defense. i wonder if my dads pentagon channel show ever discussed those facts and statistics while celebrating our nations military might and machinery / weapons, which is probably 'good' that we have against adversaries, but at what 'liberties' do we allow the servicemen to get away with for their 'duty'), until my b*lls dropped and i hit puberty, and then i moved on to 'my own' music (often heard only on alternative, college, and public radio stations, at least initially until the majors possibly realized they could capitalize on it) (post punk, new wave, alternative, punk rock, death rock, 'goth' (which my dad claimed bauhaus merely sounded like the moody blues, because of course everything, including rock and roll, was 'invented' by the baby boomers) etc, while still listening to and observing the 'commercial' successes of major label acts), while actually truly surfing, not standing around on weekends, or photo shoots, posing with my board and selling a 'fantasy' even though i argue that the 1980s neon decade kicks the shit out of anything fantasy wise that the boomer long board generation, who at that time decided to ditch long hair and bell bottom corduroys for yuppie status and things like polo shirts, volvos and saabs and porsches, and upgraded houses and exotic vacations) ever did :), but perhaps i am 'biased' like cr02 chrome cassettes and dolby (to the point where i remember sleep awakening drunken late night phone calls from people telling me that my generation uses 'disposable surfboards', and often criticism and reprimands telling me i need to 'let my surfboard wax dry and 'hit the books' (which, people should check my college classes grade transcripts (before, during, and after the period that i finally said 'f*ck it, im going to surf and do what i want on my own timing and at my own 'peril') and see how i fared in my studies of major, which i have often been questioned 'what is art going to do for you in life?', presumably monetarily, which i suppose may actually be correct if you look at how many musicians, artists, actors, and other creatives end up being utterly used and abused by the systems and industries that exploit them, something my dad did NOT ONCE (surf) do with me nor in front of me my entire life. but i am not here to air grievances or anything. perhaps i was merely 'triggered' by kokomo, (seriously, that drum machine beat is hilarious, and i say that as a drummer) the beach boys, parents who name sons 'jr' as mini me extensions or appendages of their fathers, sons and everything they do, who are assumed property or puppets of their parents, and their companies, connections, etc, sons as 'disappointments' and highly misunderstood, including gender / sexuality which was falsely or not correctly assumed as 'gay' a generic narrow assumption, etc., brother siblings that participate in narcissistic abuse initiated or on behalf of their parents, etc. anyway, the wall of sound of that period was great. shout out to the wrecking crew, the musicians who were basically responsible for the majority of 'quintessential west coast / california' songs and sounds on the radio at that time, and who 'anonymously' played backing on many of the radio hits of that era, including the beach boys if i am not mistaken. carol kaye is a rad bassist, and the first, or most certainly one of, female bassists to make influential music.