The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@iluvpsb]

Saw them open for Crosby Stills Nash &Young in Denver Mile High Stadium back in 1974. 60,000 people and it was just fantastic. Sun was shining,I was 18 and life was good.

[@michellerobin5461]

Wow, in just a couple lines you described, I pictured the whole scene in my head! Sounds like those were good times. Way before my time unfortunately lol

[@amyelizabeth529]

Wow. What a treat!

[@donneumann6546]

Went to an all day concert in 1974 or 75. Saw J Geils Band, Jefferson Star Ship, America, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, Beach Boys and finished the night off with The Doobie Brothers. The show was in Syracuse, NY. Great day, what I remember of it!!!

[@susankeffer8551]

All of the brothers together here with Dennis playing the drums. Doesn't get any better than this!! I've been a fan from the very beginning. Yep, I'm old !!

[@karenjordan9607]

Fan also ❤😊

[@joecrone9862]

Saw them three times back in 70's, always a party!

[@effychase62]

Back in the day, tuning in each week to Don Kirshner's Rock Concert and the Midnight Special went hand in hand with watching American Bandstand, Soul Train and SNL. I was anywhere from 15 to 18 back then and to me, those were good times!

[@karencolley-smidt864]

I just thought about Don Kirshner's Rock Concert the other day. All the shows you mentioned were the only way we saw our favorite bands unless we were able to go to their concerts. Good times....great memories!!!

[@effychase62]

@@karencolley-smidt864 Thinking about it now, those shows were our version of "MTV" before MTV existed. They let us see the folks behind the music on the radio.

[@karencolley-smidt864]

@@effychase62 Yes, indeed! That is so truth!

[@effychase62]

@@karencolley-smidt864 In addition to the music and seeing the bands, the programs helped teach us the latest dance moves too.

[@frankrobertson7325]

Yes! Thank you for bringing us some good vibrations, Jamel.

[@hardboiledharry4061]

Brain Wilson is the 20th century Mozart, he wrote, produced and arranged all the music, he is beyond legend, him and Paul McCartney were born a week apart and McCartney worships him as do many others like Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and David Gilmour, put it this way, Beatles put out Rubber Soul, Brian Wilson is taken aback and vows to out do them and conjures up Pet Sounds, McCartney hears it and is blown away and realizes he has to step up his game hence Sgt. Pepper....Brian Wilson is the ONLY other musician that intimidated The Beatles, I saw them in 1976 and 78 and well they were just fun to see, their concerts were one big sing along, thousands and thousands just singing every word, it was amazing.

[@thomasball3658]

You are so right.

[@brianstites3761]

One my favorite Beach boys songs. It's amazing.

[@RoGueNavy]

How can anybody not love this song? So infectious, so fun!

[@gurinapsait8602]

This is my kind of music.. The Beach Boys is one of my favorite concerts.. I listen to them today.. Everyday..

[@brucekislow1690]

The first time I heard this, I was at a friends house with another friend. He had just gotten the new album and when this was playing, we were looking at one another incredulously, not believing what we had just heard. Brian Wilson is a genius.

[@dagmar.6954]

I grew up with The Beach Boy's music & had a lot of their records. Brian Wilson was the genius songwriter of the group. They span many decades but I love their early stuff from the 60's-70's. Their music conveys such happy innocent days of youth (surfing, cars, romance). They had tons of hits such as "Surfin' U.S.A.", "Surfin' Safari", "I Get Around", "California Girls", "Help Me, Rhonda", "Barbara Ann", "Heroes & Villains", "Sloop John B.", "Fun Fun Fun", "Little Deuce Coupe", "God Only Knows", "In My Room" etc.

[@charlottedixon6628]

Oh I love the Beach Boys..So pure and soothing..oh yeah❤

[@hellagood67]

I am 55 going on 56 and The Beach Boys have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. My parents, especially my mum, were lovers of pretty much all music genres. Except heavy and death metal, and some country and western music. Their appreciation of music has stood me in good stead my whole life. I hope we can see some more of your reactions to this wonderfully talented group, Jamel ❤❤❤

[@traceycater]

Glad your still keeping good music alive!

[@janesawyer3495]

People were more fun loving and relaxed back in the day. Now a lot of people are uptight health freaks. They literally sound like public service announcements on what to do, what not to do, and how you should live your life. Great reaction!

[@dazedandconfusedconfused9500]

Your music reaction videos always bring good vibrations.

[@jasonlmeadows]

The Beach Boys have always been one of my favorite bands. Brian Wilson is a true musical genius. With their "wholesome, clean cut" image it is still difficult to envisioning any of them being connected to the Manson Family. Dennis Wilson, was always the wild one and one day in 68 he picked up a couple of girls hitchhiking along the PCH and it turned out the be future Sharon Tate murderer Susan Adkins and two other Manson girls. They ended up staying with Wilson for a while and Charlie and other family members would go to Wilson's home on Sunset blvd. Wilson eventually came to fear Manson when Manson claimed Beach Boys producer Terry Melcher backed out of a promise he made to produce some of Manson's music. Manson was furious and wanted to get Melcher for this "betrayal" and sent people to his house. Melcher had however moved from the residence on Cielo drive and it was now occupied by Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski. The rest as they say is history.

[@eviekelpie1]

And Melcher is Doris Day's son

[@kbusby4824]

Fantastic song. The entire Pet Sounds album is classic. Loved the Midnight Special.

[@marievaleur7877]

I grew up in Northern Virginia, just outside of Washington DC and on 4th of July before the Reagan administration ruined the party, the Beach Boys would play on the Mall in DC and it was the best!! Such good memories of those shows!!

[@marks.3303]

Poor Brian still wasn't well here. He could be unpredictable on stage at this point and you can see the others looking over to make sure he's ok. I don't even think he's playing anything.

[@ktrsBklyn]

😢

[@richiewest7495]

Their song is my favorite... God Only Knows.

[@danieldyer1312]

Brian Wilson used to take a Hit of acid everynight when he was writing songs. They had gone to the recording studio, and he was tripping Everywhere he would say bad vibrations and then to the next wall, bad vibrations. He went home and kicked out this song. Another night he was tripping sitting at the piano, the same three notes. And when he came down he added West Coast girls are Hip. Love it

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Love this song! IF you can get it up, another great Beach Boys performance is called “Fun fun fun.” All standing onstage, guitars in hands, getting at it- Brian, gum in mouth lol -and shuffling those feet. I’d love to see you do that one, if possible.❤️✨✌️

[@tinamakaneole]

Thanks!

[@carollittle1059]

Grew up in the CA. Surfin' craze and loved the Beach Boys, had all their albums.

[@robertelee63]

It's funny how the Beach Boys evolved. Brian was the Genius, Mike was to voice. Brian wrote the songs and sang the falsetto. Mike sang baritone and talked about cars. After Brian broke down, Mike and Brian's brother Carl took over the band, along with Al Jarden and Bruce Johnston to become the summer concert staple.

[@ingmarxhoftovningsr6144]

Bryan Wilson was all about creating amazing music and performing it to perfection, when he was well.

[@frank8838]

My favorite Beach Boys song, awesome! Thank you, Jamel, for posting this great video!

[@denisebohar4338]

Pet sounds is Brian's masterpiece

[@daviswall3319]

Pet Sounds - If you don’t have it - get it !!

[@jackempson3044]

I went down to Daytona in the early eighties, got our rooms, walked out on the beach and immediately saw that The Beach Boys and Jan and Dean were playing at the Shell on the beach. It was free too. I have no idea what the occasion was but they were all good and definitely fitting.

[@truthtransistorradio6716]

I don't play instruments, but I do sing. I am amazed that Carl and Al are playing guitar and singing intricate parts at the same time! George Harrison once said that Payperback Writer was scary hard to do live because of the harmonies!

[@shemanic1]

Mmmmmm Superb. My life has been full of wonderful music.

[@izzysquadgamesyt895]

No se como llegue aquí pero primer comentario Good vibration 🎶

[@tammybrennan2040]

☮️💜

[@richiewest7495]

Always enjoy your vids. :)

[@rockmygypsysoul9553]

First thing this morning - "lookin like Thanksgiving dinner"! Thanks for the good music, good times Jamel!!! I'm still laughing.

[@tammybrennan2040]

I love The Beach Boys. 👍 Detroit listening 💞

[@carollittle1059]

That's Carl Wilson ingung lead, cousin Mie Love singing bass, Dennis Wilson on drums, Brian Wilson, keyboards and vocals. Mike Love is touringas Rhe Beach Boys band, as he helped write some of the songs. Sadly Brian Wilson is the lone survor of the Wilson boys.

[@rodneyprill4618]

The Shadows The Young Ones

[@MisterWondrous]

What a lot of fun that was, and how sexy those dancers! Yeeehi! Parties with painted clothes were some of the best, but I missed out on the hot tubs and such, but probably just as well. I'm fairly introverted and private, at least now, and survived. This is now my favorite video of the band, which I did see, but was such a Prog fan, it didn't make much of an impact on me. They were just as essential, but whose magnetic center may well have been eclipsed by the British Invasion, like Elvis, and the wethead in general.

[@bdawgz4741]

Rick Rubin said this is the best song ever produced.

[@scottchapin2323]

We made our fun

[@susansmith5844]

I was a dancin' fool back in the day!

[@bbb462cid]

Brian Wilson is a genius

[@dorisleone8006]

THE FIRST SONG I REMENBER HEARING WAS DO IT AGAIN AND I WAS HOOKED!

[@davidavi8554]

DID YOU KNOW ? Jamel , I am so glad you reacted to another Beach Boys song, I have always wanted to give you a TRIVIA question concerning a member of this band in relation to a famous NBA / college player. This player , I won't say who because I want you to look it up on the web and research it; played at UCLA and won a championship in Cleveland with Lebron James. Do you know who this player is ( his father also played professionally) and how he is related to a member of this band? ( Hint: it was his Uncle). Jamal let me know if you read this and maybe you could do a 1-2 minute reactions video about this , if you didn;t know this till now. History and Facts are always interesting when it hits close to home near you.

[@CatherineBriseboisCatWoods]

A few months ago, I stumbled on a KZbin video called Songs After Bad Translations, made by Stevie T. It includes a bad translation of Good Vibrations that's hillarious (amongst other ones) and now, I can't seem to get that version out of my head!🤣

[@jackpendergrass3316]

Welcome again to "Disco " era .Urban Cowboy .🤠

[@eviekelpie1]

Are you referring to this song because this certainly isn't disco

[@jackpendergrass3316]

No just the era . The Beach Boys always sound the times . Growing up with large doses of them !

[@thomasball3658]

Carl Wilson had an angelic voice.

[@eviekelpie1]

Carl Wilson on lead vocals RIP Dennis Wilson in drums RIP

[@joannparker1977]

2 words: Pet Sounds 🏆

[@Carlos-qo6gv]

“She’s got them yams” 👀🤣🍠

[@jonhenke1504]

I got tickets to The midnight special years ago to see thin Lizzy and Aretha Franklin. it looks like a great big stage and building for an audience but it's not it's a long narrow room with a stage at one end and a stage on one side. It fits about 500 people and you sit on the floor. At least that's how it was in the late 70's.

[@RaiderX948]

Check out Chicago & The Beach Boys New Years Eve 1975 singing Wishing You Were Here.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Now we know why the guy wasnt facing the stage! 👀💓

[@Harry_Stylus]

Kevin Love's uncle... crazy

[@stevenblock9712]

The beginning was cut off. Jamal, you really need to hear the studio version that was such a big radio hit. It sounds so much better!

[@wallacecallow2255]

Looking like a hot American Bandstand, and cute blondies.

[@calvinmckinney9303]

The dancers were probably paid by the show.

[@AwakeningZeroPoint]

Dude been turned around waiting.... let's dance yams

[@amyelizabeth529]

I may regret asking this, but what's a yam? Hahaha 😄

[@endapian]

I love your sweet shirt, Jamel ....

[@FUBAR1986]

It’s so strange Jamal I’m only getting some of your posts not all of them just like the rest of the channels I’m subscribed to… and yet both you and the other channels show up in my suggestions.. Do you have a rumble channel?

[@gailoliver5913]

We par-tay-ed!! Why not with music like we grew up on.Wooooooot

[@maaxt]

This video looks to be about the same era when I saw them as the opening act for Chicago in Madison Square Garden in 1976. This was their only #1 song. Mike Love hated it.

[@DavidThomas-vj3eu]

Still like your studio over car doing reactions. Like to look at walls. Donnie Iris.

[@subgrv27]

When you say Bay Area, where exactly do you mean?

[@jacquelineanderson5011]

The dude in the bottom probably wanted to see himself on TV.

[@eviekelpie1]

The amount of work Brian Wilson put in to get this perfect... unbelievable! He hired a number of different musicians with diverse instrumentation. Took hours and hours of takes I've included a very short video that you may wish to react to about what I'm talking about, kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4fPhImhr8d9eqM

[@magneto7930]

The only reason I would never suggest listening to a live version is because it would be nice if you could experience the song the way we did when we first heard it. In most cases, a live performance never does the song justice, though there are a few exceptions to the rule.

[@paulpennell2115]

Refused - New Noise

[@eddygage5806]

What are you Zach Ruching? 😂

[@feliciah3381]

Give Kokomo a listen.

[@kev7161]

This is an excellent example that shows how some musicians were good at studio albums, but sucked as a live act.

[@GJarr2]

That's exactly why Brian didn't want to tour these songs, same as the Beatles.

[@31carrier]

80/408 30 mins ago 909K

[@taffybear1]

Make sure to actually listen to the recording, I mean, It's a great song but this song was the most expensive recording in history at the time and you couldn't replicate the complexly layered vocals, etc in a live performance!

[@Meeshrick]

Carl had the most soulful voice out of everyone in the band...even more so than Brian

[@billenright2788]

Dennis had little talent compared to his brothers but man what a ride he had. Cars, ladies, houses, Manson(yikes!!!!!). Died way too early.

[@chrisw3421]

That was the heyday of COCAINE!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Terrible sound quality, but they sounded good despite barely being able to hear everyone.

[@mangelwurzel]

The studio version is orders of magnitude better. It took weeks and many tracks to make it work, so a live rendition can in no way come close.

[@RandomRetr0]

No cellphones and everyone was high or coked up back then

[@jdktoo]

no link in no fkn description

[@plymouthsportsatellite3349]

They look stoned !

[@michaelbrewer2238]

Hey bud I got a song for you to checkout call heavy metal taking a ride by don Felder

[@puddentame9475]

The recorded version was better.

[@GJarr2]

His drumming is way off, probably loaded.

[@Skorpio420]

RIP Dennis Wilson

[@AP-gb3eh]

Terrible version of this groundbreaking song . Treat yourself to the studio version

[@Sunspot1225.]

Poor version this song dude.

[@AndrewB221]

Listen to Kokomo or Do it Again dude

[@Jojo-fy2ud]

don't butt into videos. It ruins it.

[@eviekelpie1]

It's his channel, just saying 😉

[@eviekelpie1]

Carl Wilson on lead vocals RIP Dennis Wilson in drums RIP