The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations [ISOLATED TRACKS - REACTION & ANALYSIS] musicians react S01E20
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Isolated tracks, means you can experience the individual elements that make up your favorite songs.
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Has the original audio been modified or replaced to prevent copyright strikes or did they unknowingly investigate a cover because the recording they are analysing isn't the beach boys.
True. That isn't Beach Boys.
10:26-10:43. You guys hit the nail right on the head on how everyone reacted to this song when it came out and the magical process of songwriting.
THANKS!
This was amazing!! Keep up the videos
For anyone curious, this is part a song called "Good Vibes", recorded by Willy William Ft. Dynasty The King & Richie Loop and released in 2021 by Scorpio Music out of Paris, France. What I can figure out from watching the official video for "Good Vibes" is that rather than actually sampling "Good Vibrations", they decided to make a cover of it and then use it for their sampling. The finished product is more of a Reggae/Hip Hop style song. I can imagine getting permission to sample the original "Good Vibrations" would have been complicated, and maybe impossible, since the copyright may have belonged to Irving Azoff by then. At any rate, it's unfortunate that you guys were duped, but I love this channel and am looking forward to more videos.
Thank you!!! Yes, we were duped, but it was great fun we don’t know what’s happening. We are just enjoying this amazing deep dive!!!
When all was said and done the song cost over 75,000 dollars before it was completed in 1966.
This isn't the Beach Boys recording.
I don’t understand how Brian put these weird amalgamations together.
Damn this was really interesting
Here from Mike!! You guys rock!!
What version is this?
This could be sick if they had the actual song lol
It's an electro-theremin. Similar to a theremin, but played with your finger on a horizontal slider bar that you match your position to a print of piano keys above it, rather than waving your hands.near it.
Who the hell is this? It sure as hell isn’t The Beach Boys. Love your show but this isn’t the real song.
Thank you for watching and hopefully subscribing we were duped! Lol. Live and learn.
I enjoy videos like this, but they really should’ve been honest about the fact that they’re analyzing a cover version. From the very first “I…” it was obvious that was NOT Carl Wilson’s voice.
We didn’t realize ! Lol crazy-we know.
@@RonnieDee2323 The only passable cover I know of Good Vibrations is Todd Rundgren's version. But what you analyzed here doesn't sound quite like Rundgren to me. I wonder if you got a remastered Beach Boys' version somehow.
I've so many ideas...
What are you even analyzing?
See Edward Sussman about the part you think is the therimon
Will do! Thanks!!!
Is this attempt at a prank...? Writing things like "Drummer: Drummer Hal Blaine" when it's a much newer cover version by an entirely different band? Seems a little too "Haha, let's see if we can get away with this" to me.
BUSTED
The Beach Boys are as American as Baseball, Apple Pie, Mom and The 4th of July. Too bad it's not the Beach Boys here!
We know!!! lol. We got DUPED!?!
Still had a great time. No regrets.
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It's still so funny to watch you guys. How could anyone NOT have fun doing what you guys do ?? You need to do Megadeth Tornado of Souls and Jimi Hendrix Spanish Castle Magic.
The constant joking and talking distract from the effort of the analysis. Everyone is interrupting each other and talking over each other. Two people in the studio is enough. Theramin was used according to Beach Boy interviews.
It’s not for you.
Sounds like heart. Nancy and Ann Wilson. Not the beach boys.
It was 2 cellos
Thanks!!!🤟🏼
Who is this,it’s not the beach boys,surly you must know this.
Yeah, I suspect it's their attempt at a prank. Trying to see if they could get away with it without anybody noticing, then having a good laugh about it. Obviously that didn't work, as people are pretty familiar with the real version.
Tgat is not tge beach boys. Who singing that
WE WERE SUPED THEN DUPED!
That's not good vibrations