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PACIFIC OCEAN BLUE BAMBU
Few records of the twentieth century have attained such a substantial cult following as
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Dennis Wilson's 'Pacific Ocean Blue', finally re-released alongside material from its troubled follow-up 'Bambu' after his death in 1983. As the original drummer of...
that Bruce Johnston aside, none of the non-Brian Wilson solo albums are available on CD. But now, for fans of late drummer Dennis Wilson, there's reason to celebrate...
Label / Distributor: Sony BMG / Sony BMG/Arvato Services
Pieces in Set: 2
Studio / Live: Studio
Stereo: Stereo
Format: Performer
EAN: 886970791625
Catalogue Number: 88697079162
Additional notes
Album Notes: Though largely ignored upon its original release in 1977, and previously available on CD for a very brief time in the early 1990s, the sole solo album released by Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson in his lifetime has long been considered a lost masterpiece. PACIFIC OCEAN BLUE could not be further from the surf and sand, cars and girls world of the Beach Boys' early hits. In its mix of lavish orchestrations, funereal tempos, and haunted, often depressing lyrics, PACIFIC OCEAN BLUE sounds like the spiritual heir not only of PET SOUNDS, but of Neil Young's TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT. The two-disc reissue contains outtakes from this album's sesssions as well as the entirety of Wilson's never-released second solo album, written and recorded in 1978 and '79.
Album Reviews: Mojo (Publisher) (3/01/04, p.55) - Included in Mojo's The 67 Lost Albums You Must Own - "How can music this expansive, ambitious and affecting have slipped through the cracks..."
Titles on disc 1
1.: River Song
2.: What's Wrong
3.: Moonshine
4.: Friday Night
5.: Dreamer
6.: Thoughts Of You
7.: Time
8.: You And I
9.: Pacific Ocean Blues
10.: Farewell My Friend
11.: Rainbows
12.: End Of The Show
13.: Tug Of Love (previously unreleased/bonus track)
14.: Only With You (previously unreleased/bonus track)
15.: Holy Man (instrumental/previously unreleased/bonus track)
Advantages: The Distance Disadvantages: Over too quickly
...or work it seems to be a place they like in the same way as Lake Tahoe on A vs. Monkey Kong. A very calm sound with an easygoing beat and soft instruments makes this a must even if you don’t actually like A.
The next song “Shut Yer Face” is a lot louder than that, which has passed us by but there is no doubt that it is a decent song. A very enjoyable song about relationships and how as much as we argue with the other half its inevitable that things will get worked out as you really cant live without you’re loved ones. The song it’s self has its louder peaks but also has a softer element to it. This sounds like a few of the songs on the second album and is just a superb song probably one of my favourites.
This track was inspired by a former member of the Beach Boys, DennisWilson. Its called “PacificOceanBlue” and it is a very lively...
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