And he did not even heard sg peppers yet

That VDP comment is hilarious- Brian is so obviously drunk here & I love it

Paul Draper fucked this band up. You can tell he`s the least sincere person in the band. His ego/narcissism and lack of talent. The rest of the band created the sound. Domonic Chad was a brilliant guitarist and without him there wouldn`t be a band.

Wow Jeff Buckleys dad at the end.

Say what you like about Dr Eugene Landy. He got Brian outta bed and forced him to deal with reality. And this is the result, a reinvigorated " hit man" clawing his way back to harmony.

I saw them do the complete S.F. Sorrow, this original line up, live at the Festival Hall, London in October 2001, with Arthur and David just like here, it was wonderful to finally see them do this! I discovered the album in my teens in the early 70s and it is still a fond favourite. Bless these guys, R.I.P. Phil. Jon. Skip.

Pretty Things always on top!

Wide Open Space remains a classic. Mansun were a band who should have endured, due to their undoubted talent. The music Press nurtured, championed, lamented then quickly assassinated them

No wonder...what a bunch of dicks

Drifters and Dion had great versions as well, great song And everything the beach Boys touch is golden!!

Wow. That was so amazing. I’m genuinely crying. I’ve never heard or seen anything so beautiful. I’m so grateful they performed this and had it recorded, so very grateful. I love this.

One of the best I've ever heard. Great.

Brian *brilliant* everything else mediocre. Janis Ian was great too.

5:08 excellent

Had Bernstein lived longer, what would he have thought about rap and hip-hop?

*GOOSEBUMPS!* 45:08

Everyone knows Brian Wilson playing Surf’s Up is the best part

Peter Noone didn't present particularly well in this film. Not exactly something good. Graham Nash was on fire however.

explicit warning 1:37 2:02 2:26

it sounds like ‘Somebody’s Baby’ by Jackson Browne

Big Brian Wilson fan so he's what brought me here. But how come hardly anyone mentions Janis Ian when talking about this special? Her performance almost brought me to tears. I thought it was more powerful than Brian's.

Forget your Oasis and Blurs it was this band that did it for me in the 90s...real shame they didnt last longer!

David Gilmour on lead guitar 1 song. Terrific! Pete Townshend in his auto biography gave The Pretty Things credit for the first rock opera (and The Kinks also).

For the fans out there, I was lucky enough earlier this sunny day, to see none other than Dick Taylor play, in front of around 40 people, at a '60s weekend' at the Isle of wight Steam Railway, in Haven Street, with his band The Hillmans. I confess, I didn't even know he was there, but I remarked "This guitarist is really good" - he's 81, and can still play. They played at least 4 Stone's tracks and he nailed them. Then I found out who he was... was a cool random thing to happen. Now Im going to enjoy discovering more of his work

Any chance of a convention??

Unbelievable this band being so underrated. I love them, from Brazil

Professional wankers

Six is an incredible album, still in my absolute top 10 albums. Its a shame that it transpired that Paul Draper pretty much screwed it for everyone, while blaming the rest of the band, management, record company people and pretty anyone he could think of. Dominic Chad detests him now, so there's absolutely zero chance of a Mansun reunion, which is a shame because recent videos of Paul on his "Six" tour are absolutely shocking. He's a complete shell of himself now.

Trust is a side A hit. Lonely is side B.

Very good music documentary thanks😂

I love how Brian rocks this song. And Proud Mary as well.

Bloody Brilliant! Can you imagine if SYD in his prime would have taken Gilmore's place though? That would have been really mind blowing!

The stones ta no the beatles yes , d kinks yeah 2 etc floyd well its Syd barrett always 4 me some flyod stuff is right on yeah i dig gilmore on guitar but i'd rather some respect 4 authetics❤

This Song Swbastian F .is probably the story of Syd Barrett,.....the pretty things original hipsters , blinding muaicianship poetry who squatted 2 get on with it & starve , they packed in d music heads most sold out moved on, guitars pure beefheart , anything that refuses d bs offered by state,or housing hell londinium genius don't do them justice..❤

Bcos the PRETTY TINGS NEVER , SOLD OUT HA HA I LOVE EM 2😂🎉❤❤❤

The Pretty Things were a fine R&B band, but they peaked with the 2 prog albums S.F. Sorrow and Parachute. Here the word "fine" is not enough. S. F. Sorrow is simply a masterpiece and one of the most important albums in British rock. This live version with help from David Gilmore and Arthur Brown are great too!

This is Brian Wilson trying out a Rolling Stones style of rock.

Thank you for posting this documentary. It’s poignant and powerful - even more so for be being extant.

The best band of their era by far. It's pretty rubbish that they took their name from a sadistic, inadequate loser though.

great set

Hats off to Maestro Bernstein, for being as open minded, interested and enthusiastic as he was (although he was only in his late forties at this point - back then ancient)

😢blues version

Blues man, a side of BW I've rarely seen.🎉

Not bad but Dion owns this tune...

Fuck yeah!!!!

After 53 years this is the first time I have heard this song, Mr Hammill in funny mode, nice one Pete.

Yes, maestro, "5% good, but 95% trash", as you put it. So who sponsored all that money (WWI & WWII blood money) down the tubes, if there was not a concerted agenda from the money changers, regardless of the enormous costs? Is it perhaps because you're not an accountant nor a sociologist nor a humanitarian? Were you really unaware of the well hatched plan by the Controllers to dumb down and corrupt the youth with "drugs, sex and rock 'n roll?" And who better than the world's premier musician of the day to give the sinister plan its blessings? 👎👎👎

Ha! And now those same boomers hate Gen Z and modern music! 🤣

version de dion di mucci . ce monde is mine .

Beyond sad Chad left the music industry a massive lose