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Lot of fun and brought me back to the old days.
This was an early show and doors opened at 6. I got out of work at 5, went home, then sweated it out through the Holland Tunnel getting there at 7:25. Found parking right outside and settled in a few rows back center stage.

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Band very happy to be there shouting New York multiple times and there was good band/audience interaction.
This was last song, which they had also played acoustically earlier in the set.

After went out for Ceviche (with Corvina!) and Calamari to Dora’s Restaurant which was only a few blocks away. Home by 11:15.

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The Beach Boys, the soundtrack of the mid '60s. The music, the harmonies, all great, but if these songs came out today, can you imagine how they’d be received?

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The writer:

The hitmaker:

She can sing almost everything:

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We’re given to understand that the Four Freshmen set the Wilson family’s vocal style:

Compare:

Tribute group:

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I loved Sunflower and Surf’s Up.
The overwhelming majority of the public didn’t agree.

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Alexander Scriabin’s The Poem of Ecstasy, Op. 54

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Such a shame, he could have gone further. My sissie’s favorite singer.

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Couldn’t find footage of the October 15, 1971, show at MSG.

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Been meaning to trace the song:

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No shortage of props at a Flaming Lips show. Fun Sunday, gorgeous day.

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And

The Spotify “Southern Gothic” playlist is a delight.

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A great piece of music. I like the way that it builds up into a crescendo, and then after the climax there is a solo violin.

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