| 1. Little Girl Intro | |||
| 2. The Little Girl I Once Knew | |||
| 3. This Whole World | |||
| 4. Dont Worry Baby | |||
| 5. Kiss Me Baby | |||
| 6. Do It Again | |||
| 7. California Girls | |||
| 8. I Get Around | |||
| 9. Back Home | |||
| 10. In My Room | |||
| 11. Surfer Girl | |||
| 12. The First Time | |||
| 13. This Isnt Love | |||
| 14. Add Some Music To Your Day | |||
| 15. Please Let Me Wonder | |||
| 16. Band Intro | |||
| 17. Brian Wilson | |||
| 18. Till I Die | |||
| 19. Darlin | |||
| 20. Lets Go Away For Awhile | |||
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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
"Brian is Back!" It's taken decades, but that once sadly ironic press agent's epithet has finally come true. The intervening quarter-century may have devastated Brian Wilson's mind and body, and band and family, but, as this double-disc live recording/love-fest ably demonstrates, his soul and music burn on. Backed flawlessly by a 10-piece band (including L.A. pop revivalists the Wondermints) of fervent loyalists, Wilson and company march joyously through the Beach Boys' hits-laden catalog, from "Surfer Girl" through "Good Vibrations" to the cream of Pet Sounds, a handful of the legend's solo works, and a gratifying surprise or two (including a delicious, inside-out-ironic cover of Barenaked Ladies' laid-back "Brian Wilson" that segues hauntingly into the all-too-autobiographical "'Til I Die"). If cynics have chosen to deride Wilson's mature voice (as steady and expressive as it's been in decades) and general oddness (here revealed for what it often truly is: a playfully off-center sense of humor), they do so at the peril of ignoring his vast contributions and continuing influence--and the spark of undimmed genius that still holds so much promise. Make no mistake, this show was not about nostalgia, but rather a celebration of music whose performances sound completely in the moment. Previously available only as a Wilson Web site exclusive, this expanded edition includes an audio interview with Brian at the piano, as well as two bonus tracks--"Sloop John B" and the rousing encore sing-along "Barbara Ann"--that help further underscore a hopeful notion: Brian is really back. --Jerry McCulley
Product Description
Full title, 'Live at the Roxy Theatre'. UK edition of his first live solo album, originally released in 2000. 33 tracks including 5 bonus tracks 'Sloop John B', 'Barbara Ann', 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' & 2 added for this new edition 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' & 'Help Me Rhonda'. His ten piece band includes members of The Wondermints. Additional highlights include a cover of the Barenaked Ladies' 'Brian Wilson'. 2002.
I love the song "Love and Mercy", and I'm glad he included it in this concert!
better then the Beach Boys!
The credit largely goes to Brian's band, the core of which is the L.A. pop band the Wondermints-- a superb group of musicians, and former Beach Boys touring bandmember Jeffrey Foskett, who largely sings Brian's falsettos. Brian's vocal range has contracted a bit over the years, and the vocal arrangements are structured for him to sing all the leads. While his voice is weak and occasionally goes off key or misses notes, its still got enough of that magic to carry itself.
The set is amazing-- from the opener, bizarre 1965 single "The Little Girl I Once Knew", the energy level is high, the performance is filled with obscure gems such "This Whole World", "Kiss Me Baby", "Please Let Me Wonder" and "'Til I Die" (the latter is a powerful and moving rendition), hits ("California Girls", "I Get Around", "God Only Knows", "Good Vibrations"), a couple "Pet Sounds" instrumentals, and a pair of new songs.
Now mind you, Brian's sort of odd mannerisms, accentuated moreso during these early shows, are there, but they're easy enough to ignore, and really, the performance is top notch. This is very highly recommended for any Beach Boys fan.
"Brian is Back!" It's taken decades, but that once sadly ironic press agent's epithet has finally come true. The intervening quarter-century may have devastated Brian Wilson's mind and body, and band and family, but, as this double-disc live recording/love-fest ably demonstrates, his soul and music burn on. Backed flawlessly by a 10-piece band (including L.A. pop revivalists the Wondermints) of fervent loyalists, Wilson and company march joyously through the Beach Boys' hits-laden catalog, from "Surfer Girl" through "Good Vibrations" to the cream of Pet Sounds, a handful of the legend's solo works, and a gratifying surprise or two (including a delicious, inside-out-ironic cover of Barenaked Ladies' laid-back "Brian Wilson" that segues hauntingly into the all-too-autobiographical "'Til I Die"). If cynics have chosen to deride Wilson's mature voice (as steady and expressive as it's been in decades) and general oddness (here revealed for what it often truly is: a playfully off-center sense of humor), they do so at the peril of ignoring his vast contributions and continuing influence--and the spark of undimmed genius that still holds so much promise. Make no mistake, this show was not about nostalgia, but rather a celebration of music whose performances sound completely in the moment. Previously available only as a Wilson Web site exclusive, this expanded edition includes an audio interview with Brian at the piano, as well as two bonus tracks--"Sloop John B" and the rousing encore sing-along "Barbara Ann"--that help further underscore a hopeful notion: Brian is really back. --Jerry McCulley
Product Description
Full title, 'Live at the Roxy Theatre'. UK edition of his first live solo album, originally released in 2000. 33 tracks including 5 bonus tracks 'Sloop John B', 'Barbara Ann', 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' & 2 added for this new edition 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' & 'Help Me Rhonda'. His ten piece band includes members of The Wondermints. Additional highlights include a cover of the Barenaked Ladies' 'Brian Wilson'. 2002.
Live at the Roxy Theater,Brian Wilson,Sanctuary,Pop,Rock/Pop
Average customer rating:
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Live at the Roxy Theater
Brian Wilson Manufacturer: Sanctuary ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005UMQC Release Date: 2002-01-28 |
Tracks:
- Little Girl Intro
- The Little Girl I Once Knew
- This Whole World
- Dont Worry Baby
- Kiss Me Baby
- Do It Again
- California Girls
- I Get Around
- Back Home
- In My Room
- Surfer Girl
- The First Time
- This Isnt Love
- Add Some Music To Your Day
- Please Let Me Wonder
- Band Intro
- Brian Wilson
- Till I Die
- Darlin
- Lets Go Away For Awhile
- Pet Sounds
- God Only Knows
- Lay Down Burden
- Be My Baby
- Good Vibrations
- Caroline No
- All Summer Long
- Love And Mercy
- Sloop John B (Bonus Track)
- Barbara Ann (Bonus Track)
- Wouldnt It Be Nice (UK Bonus Track)
- Help Me Rhonda (UK Bonus Track)
- Interview (Bonus Track)
Amazon.com
"Brian is Back!" It's taken decades, but that once sadly ironic press agent's epithet has finally come true. The intervening quarter-century may have devastated Brian Wilson's mind and body, and band and family, but, as this double-disc live recording/love-fest ably demonstrates, his soul and music burn on. Backed flawlessly by a 10-piece band (including L.A. pop revivalists the Wondermints) of fervent loyalists, Wilson and company march joyously through the Beach Boys' hits-laden catalog, from "Surfer Girl" through "Good Vibrations" to the cream of Pet Sounds, a handful of the legend's solo works, and a gratifying surprise or two (including a delicious, inside-out-ironic cover of Barenaked Ladies' laid-back "Brian Wilson" that segues hauntingly into the all-too-autobiographical "'Til I Die"). If cynics have chosen to deride Wilson's mature voice (as steady and expressive as it's been in decades) and general oddness (here revealed for what it often truly is: a playfully off-center sense of humor), they do so at the peril of ignoring his vast contributions and continuing influence--and the spark of undimmed genius that still holds so much promise. Make no mistake, this show was not about nostalgia, but rather a celebration of music whose performances sound completely in the moment. Previously available only as a Wilson Web site exclusive, this expanded edition includes an audio interview with Brian at the piano, as well as two bonus tracks--"Sloop John B" and the rousing encore sing-along "Barbara Ann"--that help further underscore a hopeful notion: Brian is really back. --Jerry McCulleyAlbum Description
Full title, 'Live at the Roxy Theatre'. UK edition of his first live solo album, originally released in 2000. 33 tracks including 5 bonus tracks 'Sloop John B', 'Barbara Ann', 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' & 2 added for this new edition 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' & 'Help Me Rhonda'. His ten piece band includes members of The Wondermints. Additional highlights include a cover of the Barenaked Ladies' 'Brian Wilson'. 2002.Album Details
The Legendary Musical Genius Behind the Beach Boys and his Backing Band of Reverent Fans the Wondermints were Captured Live at La's Roxy Theater in 2000. These Recordings Show that Wilson, (Contrary to Press Portraits of Him) was in Full Command of his Faculties, Energetic as Ever and in his Element Performing on Stage. The Wondermints Faithfully Support their Hero to this End as the Whole Ensemble Conjured Up Original Spirit and Good Vibes Live of These Timeless Classics Before an Intimate Invited Audience. This is a Unique Portrait of a Legend, Captured in a Precious Moment in Time. This Edition Includes "Wouldn't it Be Nice" and "Help Me Rhonda", Not Included on the Original USA Edition.Customer Reviews:
AN EXCEPTIONAL LIVE PERFORMANCE.....................2007-01-23
Nice Live Album.......2005-12-02
I love the song "Love and Mercy", and I'm glad he included it in this concert!
For any one who loves Beach boys Music.......2005-08-03
better then the Beach Boys!
Brilliant live set from a living genius........2005-03-16
The credit largely goes to Brian's band, the core of which is the L.A. pop band the Wondermints-- a superb group of musicians, and former Beach Boys touring bandmember Jeffrey Foskett, who largely sings Brian's falsettos. Brian's vocal range has contracted a bit over the years, and the vocal arrangements are structured for him to sing all the leads. While his voice is weak and occasionally goes off key or misses notes, its still got enough of that magic to carry itself.
The set is amazing-- from the opener, bizarre 1965 single "The Little Girl I Once Knew", the energy level is high, the performance is filled with obscure gems such "This Whole World", "Kiss Me Baby", "Please Let Me Wonder" and "'Til I Die" (the latter is a powerful and moving rendition), hits ("California Girls", "I Get Around", "God Only Knows", "Good Vibrations"), a couple "Pet Sounds" instrumentals, and a pair of new songs.
Now mind you, Brian's sort of odd mannerisms, accentuated moreso during these early shows, are there, but they're easy enough to ignore, and really, the performance is top notch. This is very highly recommended for any Beach Boys fan.
An introduction to Brian Wilson.......2004-10-22
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