Rhythm of Life: Sir George Martin & Brian Wilson in the Studio [previously unreleased] 

The late Sir George Martin was one of the best recording producers of all time. May he rest in peace.

That's an ordinary two-liter bottle. A giant two-liter bottle would be... a three-liter bottle?

@@dububro could it not be the same volume, but with a much wider spout for easier drinking for giantkin?

That ain’t no two-liter of Schweppes, you silly goose- that’s 33.8 fl oz, which is one-liter of delicious Schweppes

We're on the wrong timeline! I'm sure its awesome on that one.

Oh my god it’d be a different world

Drop Mike Love and sub in George Martin and it would have been epic!

It's why anyone who has ever been anyone has such reverence for Brian. Otherwordly.

Paul McCartney and Rick Ruben break down the Beatles songs on 3,2,1 on Hulu. I enjoyed it.

@@scottdickens1454 I absolutely recommend that series, especially those of you who finished Get Back and are hungry for more.

He was madly jealous.

@@alansommer Jealous? Ha - what we're seeing here is mutual admiration, appreciation, and awe on Brian's part.

In reality, Brian is a global treasure, one of the great geniuses of world music.

Truly a pinch me I'm dreaming moment

totally, the bells sound so good

His son Giles did a remix of the whole album just this year for 5.1 Surround Sound

actually during the 1970's a lot of people wrote off the Beach Boys as musical 'has beens'. It used to piss me off when I'd hear them get trashed. I'd tell them "you don't know what your talking about" "That group influenced all of the choral/vocal rock groups"

@@spactick The Beach Boys legacy will get deeper and deeper with time, especially as Brian Wilson gets compared more and more, as he has already with some of the household names of classical music.

@@spactick it's a sad thing, Carl and Dennis did some great work, but Brian withdrawing gave Mike a lot more power to shape the legacy & people wrote them off as an oldies jukebox thing. BWPS, then SMiLE sessions, then "...Radio" seemed to bring them back a lot, 2022 really seems to have been a great year too. Hopefully with a bit of distance from the Kokomo/Summer In Paradise era people start to see the catalogue in full - cuz that run from '64-78 with All Summer Long up to Love You is just too fucking great.

Lennon heavily criticized his work after the Beatles broke up.

From what I've seen of Brian recently I'm not sure if he'd be up for that kind of work

it's hard to find it now, but him and brian did collaborate on the song "a friend like you" in 2004. Its pretty good.

The best way would be Paul as songwriter, Brian as producer, Paul as lead singer, Brian and his band as backup. But some other combinations would be cool too.

This footage is from 1997. Not sure why the poster of this video says 2006.

Imagine if they had, wow.

It wouldn't be practical because of how unpredictable Brian could be.

The title refers to "previously unreleased on home media until 2006". It's named exactly the same way it is on the back of the box.

When Brian and his fellow Beach Boys cut this song, Brian's decision to let his brother Carl sing lead vocal was a stroke of genius.

Genuine love of music - comes through loud and clear.

It's the version taken from the 2006 40th Anniversary Edition of Pet Sounds. It's simply titled how it is on that release.