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#Surf Rock#Rock & Roll#Vocal Surf#1960s#USA#poll#[listen to the song for this one i'm serious]#Spotify
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Tracklist:
Surfin' Safari • County Fair • Ten Little Indians • Chug-A-Lug • Little Miss America • 409 • Surfin' • Heads You Win - Tails I Lose • Summertime Blues • Cuckoo Clock • Moon Dawg • The Shift
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#hyltta-polls#polls#artist: the beach boys#language: english#decade: 1960s#Vocal Surf#Surf Rock#Garage Surf#Rock & Roll#Doo-Wop
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Today's compilation:
The Best of 60s Surf 1987 Surf Rock / Vocal Surf / Rock & Roll / Instrumental Rock
Well, I guess credit where it's due to Priority Records here for not releasing the same album twice when they very well could have? This Best of 60s Surf comp, which collects some of the biggest hits of both the Beach Boys-patented vocal surf harmony sound and the Dick Dale-patented 'wet' guitar sound, is pretty similar to Priority's own prior 1985 release, Beach Blow-Out, with about half a dozen of the same tracks serving as the backbone for both.
And in my post last month about Beach Blow-Out, I mentioned how remarkable it was that seemingly every single retrospective, surface-scratching 60s surf comp that's ever been made has employed the same basic formula: one or two Beach Boys hits, Jan & Dean's "Surf City"—which casual observers have probably thought all along was a Beach Boys song anyway—and The Surfaris' "Wipe Out." And wouldn't ya know it, this Best of 60s Surf comp does exactly what all the other ones do too!
But both this and Beach Blow-Out have another thing in common as well, and it's that in addition to having Beach Boys hits, they also feature a cover of a Beach Boys song too. For Beach Blow-Out, it's David Lee Roth's embarrassing mid-80s rendition of "California Girls," but on The Best of 60s Surf, it's The Hondells' copycat cover of "Little Honda," which actually managed a top-ten placement on the Billboard Hot 100, while The Beach Boys' original version only got up to #65. And you can find the Beach Boys' original on Beach Blow-Out too, by the way.
So, like I said in my Beach Blow-Out post, you can't really go wrong with this one to get your standard dose of the idyllic 60s Southern California myth of endless summer beach blonde surf, but at the same time, you really can't ever go wrong with any of these sorts of comps, because they're all essentially the same thing anyway.
And it's a shame too, because both the distinct vocal and instrumental surf sounds are probably my two favorite unique things to come out of the 60s pop landscape as a whole, and I hate to see it repackaged over and over like this with such cold and soulless effort when there's obviously so much more to 60s surf music than just a handful of these hits. But at the end of the day, big labels are a business first and foremost, and if they think that putting out the same albums over and over is more profitable than riskily striving to be qualitatively different than the rest, then they're gonna go with the former, easier option each and every single time rather than another one.
Highlights:
The Beach Boys - "Surfin' U.S.A." Jan & Dean - "Surf City" Surfaris - "Wipe Out" Chantays - "Pipeline" Trashmen - "Surfin' Bird" The Ventures - "Hawaii Five-O" Dick Dale - "Let's Go Trippin'" Jan & Dean - "Ride the Wild Surf" The Beach Boys - "Fun, Fun, Fun" Ronny & The Daytonas - "G.T.O." The Hondells - "Little Honda" The Rivieras - "California Sun" The Sun Rays - "I Live for the Sun"
#surf rock#vocal surf#surf#rock#rock & roll#rock and roll#instrumental rock#classic rock#oldies#music#60s#60s music#60's#60's music
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keith moon of the who and bruce johnston of the beach boys 🏄♂️
#i love them:)#keith was a surf fan! jan & dean and the beach boys#he was in a surf band once#and his fav song was don't worry baby apparently#keith moon#the who#the beach boys#bruce johnston#1960s#60s#surf rock#surf music#vocal surf#60s music#1960s music#tbb#beach boys#mid century#classic rock#vintage#60s pop#60s rock
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Now & Then by Carpenters A&M 1973 Pop / Soft Rock / AM Pop / Easy Listening / Vocal Surf / Traditional Pop / Doo Wop
#pop#soft rock#rock#am pop#easy listening#vocal surf#surf#surf music#traditional pop#doo wop#classic pop#classic rock#music#70s#70s music#70's#70's music
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no one i know irl will understand this meme i literally made it for myself
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[PT: i/me/myself/ical /end PT]
i/ME/MYSELF/iCAL
A gender connected to / related to the song i / me / myself; an i / me / myself musicagender.
(flag) credit: @pupawic
#i/me/myself/ical#imemyselfical#gender#song#song: i / me / myself#artist: will wood#album: the normal album#vocal surf#2020s
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The Beach Boys // Surfin' U.S.A.
You'd catch 'em surfin' at Del Mar (Inside, outside, U.S.A.) Ventura County line (Inside, outside, U.S.A.) Santa Cruz and Trestles (Inside, outside, U.S.A.) Australia's Narrabeen (Inside, outside, U.S.A.) All over Manhattan (Inside, outside, U.S.A.) And down Doheny Way (Inside, outside) Everybody's gone surfin' Surfin' U.S.A
#the beach boys#surfin' u.s.a.#vocal surf#rock and roll#surf#rock#tunes#audio#favorite songs ever#Spotify
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Artista: The Beach Boys Álbum: All Summer Long Ano: 1964 Faixas/Tempo: 12/25min Estilo: Rock/Surf Rock/Vocal Surf Data de Execução: 20/04/2023 Nota: 7,0 Melhor Música: I Get Around
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#blue jeans is my favorite hct song ... the fact that it was kindasorta written for palace of mirrors originally is NUTS to me#but also makes sense. it is a very palace era esque song#the original midi demo especially sounds like it would fit on the pegasus vault ep no problem#estradaposting#apparently diagnosing johnny was originally written in 2005 too which is still in the timeframe of palace era esphere#But it doesnt sound like palace of mirrors lol its like vocal-surf-ballad-y
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I’m shocked that I don’t actually hate MSJ’s solos on that new Off the Soundboard. I’m not really into a lot of 80s guitarists in general because I’m just really not into the shreddy style but I’ve heard only a shitty clip of him before that sounded like a car crash and that’s what I was expecting.
#pauls vocals on thay album also kill me he sounds like a parody of himself#they’re a mess but a funny mess#Also yeah i know msj was accused of some majorly gross stuff#not excusing that I was just morbidly curious how he sounded#Gotta say I’m team ace for kiss guitarists because his style and songs are just so oddand heavy in a distinct way#but in terms of fast guitar solos I’m firmly in the power metal and surf rock camps shredding just isn’t strongly melodic enough for me
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Tracklist:
Sweet Charity • None Of Them Knew They Were Robots • Retrovertigo • The Air-Conditioned Nightmare • Ars Moriendi • Pink Cigarette • Golem II: The Bionic Vapour Boy • The Holy Filament • Vanity Fair • Goodbye Sober Day
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#hyltta-polls#polls#artist: mr. bungle#language: english#decade: 1990s#Experimental Rock#Art Rock#Surf Rock#Doo-Wop#Avant-Garde Metal#Pop Rock#Cocktail Nation#Jazz-Rock#Baroque Pop#Exotica#Vocal Surf#Brutal Prog#Easy Listening
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Today's compilation:
Beach Blow-Out 1985 Surf Rock / Vocal Surf / Instrumental Rock / Garage Rock / Pop-Rock / Surf Pop
That whole surf-rock-and-pop phenomenon that combined the forces of the instrumental 'wet' guitar sound of Dick Dale with the multi-part vocal harmony sound of the Beach Boys, which then ended up yielding a mythically youthful vision of southern coastal California life where idyllic beach-blonde summers never ended, really just might be my favorite branch of 60s music altogether. But I cannot tell you folks how many of these comps that fondly look back on this whole vibe are nearly identical to one another. It feels like almost every time I put one of these things on, I'm guaranteed to get at least one Beach Boys song, Jan and Dean's "Surf City," and The Surfaris' "Wipe Out."
And, like, I know that all of those are classic standards, and that if you're trying to present an authentic comp of surf rock classics, you *have* to include them, but at the same time, it's still a bit uncanny and also a little tiresome that all of these comps end up being basically the same thing over and over, regardless of the label that puts them out. Outside of seemingly every single Halloween comp which has "The Monster Mash," I've never once come across a specific type or era of music where the selection is as fixed-in as it is with surf. And it would feel like some sort of grand conspiracy if I could ever figure out what the actual nefarious point of it all was.
So, if you don't know anything about 60s surf music, you can't really go wrong with this set, but at the same time, you really can't go wrong with any set, either. There are, of course, smaller labels that do a better job of specializing and digging deeper into the more obscure and ephemeral aspects of this whole scene, but for the most part, the bigger labels, like Priority Records here, just do what all of their peers do, and that is scratch the surface with pure, effortless and repetitive ease. This music's uniquely great, but would it have really killed any one of these behemoth businesses to stand out from the rest when it came to putting their 60s surf comps together?
Highlights:
Trashmen - "Surfin' Bird" Jan & Dean - "Ride the Wild Surf" The Ventures - "Walk, Don't Run" The Beach Boys - "Little Honda" The Surfaris - "Wipe Out" Jan & Dean - "Surf City" The Ventures - "Hawaii Five-O" The Beach Boys - "Surfin' Safari" Chantays - "Pipeline" Chris Montez - "Let's Dance"
#surf rock#rock#vocal surf#instrumental rock#garage rock#pop rock#pop#surf pop#classic rock#classic pop#oldies#music#80s#80s music#80's#80's music#60s#60s music#60's#60's music
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Endless Summer by The Beach Boys Capitol 1974 Surf / Pop-Rock / Sunshine Pop / Pop / Rock & Roll / Vocal Surf / Surf Rock / Baroque Pop / Vocal Group
#surf#surf music#pop rock#pop#rock#sunshine pop#rock & roll#rock and roll#vocal surf#surf rock#baroque pop#vocal group#classic rock#classic pop#oldies#music#60s#60s music#60's#60's music
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something about “four minutes” is strangely comforting...
#been so paranoid after the doomsday clock bullshit but radio kaos...#luv u roger waters u paranoid bitch! just like me fr!#writing a song about a dj getting news that a full nuclear attack will happen in exactly four minutes#and he's just like#'well... it's a balmy day - or bomby hehe [shrug emoji]'#'the cowboys are winning against the dodgers. if you have plans to go surfing tomorrow i hate to tell ya...'#the occasional attempt to get billy to contact him again but ultimately... there's nothing that can be done...#(...billy making more sense in the context of the story of the album....)#margaret thatcher giving one of her bullshit speeches in the background#billy counting down in that odd vocalizer that makes it so hard to tell what he's saying#'goodbye billy'#(and then following it up and finishing with 'the tide is turning'....)#(.....if there is any celebrity i am a victim of parasocial relationships with..... it is roger waters.)
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im convinced pop-punk did so much damage to us
listening through the most absolute dogshit pop-punk bc i am determined to find a national female fronted band that's good
#i know we all want to be hayley williams but we have to start looking somewhere else!!!!!!#pls let go of the riot nostalgia 😭#half of these are like run of the mill pop-punk with okay vocals#the other is some surf-punk-power-pop fusion that doesnt sound bad#but it's like. baby's first feminist punk band
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