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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 780
EAN: 9780711991033
ISBN: 0711991030
Label: Omnibus Press
Manufacturer: Omnibus Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 240
Publication Date: September 01, 2003
Publisher: Omnibus Press
Release Date: June 01, 2003
Sales Rank: 462926
Studio: Omnibus Press
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Product Description:
The author brings together 30 years of meticulous research including his famous 1968 interview with David Anderle about the history of the Smile album. In this collection of essays and conversations. New paperback format. B/w photos.
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With his depth of appreciation, Paul Williams evidently listens on the level of a musician, arranger, or producer himself. Perhaps he is these things; I don't know.
I do know Paul Williams is a genuine WRITER, not a journalist. (I have a book of his invigorating poetry, called "Das Energi".) Nearly every piece in the book is *also* about Williams himself, as a lover of pure music. Thus, some readers seem disappointed that they aren't "learning" much from the articles. I don't believe ... Read More
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This is not a typical biography. This book will deal with mostly music made after Pet Sounds and will either pique your interest on them, or go right over your head. If you have most or all the records post Pet Sounds, and love them and Brian Wilson!, then this is a must have book. Paul Williams goes into the asthetics of listening to their music. Where as most average fans listen with a superficial ear to the early hits and instantly relate to the all-American sounds, and sometimes are quick to pass ... Read More
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What I thought would be a story about the Beach Boys turned out to be a book of piano music. I have no piano, can't read music, so therefore, it was very disappointing.
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A good book for fans of Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys, and the ill-fated Smile album. Tends to gloss over the darker sides found in the other books but still insightful. Recommended reading.
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I came to the conclusion one day that I didn't really care to read reviews about music (or anything) anymore because opinion's are subjective and I can't even agree with my friends half the time. So when I got this book in the mail I was kinda disappointed that it really was just a series of rambling reviews and diatribes. I love Brian Wilson and love to have books about him but this book taught me nothing I didn't already know from reading C.D. liner notes and Timothy White's book. If you want the ... Read More
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