@notherPllanet I got the album shortly after it came out. I thought it was great. I thought Brian's vocals on Let it Shine were his best in years. And Rio Grande just incredible. The only disappointment was that it didn't sell well.
@clarkmorales@notherPllanet I would have thought this was their least corny period after Jack Rieley helped them become relevant again. Great hard rocking live versions of songs like Marcella and Funky Pretty with Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar in the line up.
@osutailg8ter14@LivingInThePas5 ranging from pounding classical timpani drums and tinkling bicycle bells to baroque harpsichords, growling bass harmonicas, and eerie noises from a theremin-like electronic device. Some commentators dubbed it chamber pop, not bubble gum!
@osutailg8ter14@LivingInThePas5 Pet Sounds reframed the Beach Boysβ distinctive musical signature β their complex, layered vocal harmonies β against a widescreen musical backdrop where elements from pop, classical music, folk, psychedelia, easy listening jazz intermingled. Its instrumentation was kaleidoscopic
@ALANJARDINE Happy Birthday Carl! Thank you Al, for keeping the memories and the music alive! You and The Beach Boys have meant so much to me throughout my life π
@PhilWhitevoice Hi Phil, I'm not a regular Twitter user but I felt I just had to say how sorry I am that you will no longer be presenting on RH! It's been such a pleasure to hear your voice over the years and the dignity and good humour with which you accepted this decision was very humbling!
@andycomfort Very sorry your show is coming to an end, It's the best on Radio Humberside in my opinion. Best wishes for the future, really hoping you can get back to presenting again.