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What a year: The Beach Boys got over their old quibbles, reformed, released a (literally) new album and launched a ginormous 50th anniversary tour - all in time for Brian's 70th birthday! They've already played New York to rave reviews and now they're hitting up the stadiums of Australia. To look at them you'd be hard pressed to forget passage of time, but if you close your eyes, the vintage harmonies will transport you to way back when.
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Just brilliant, I was a bit teary seeing the great Brian Wilson take the stage and even better he sang and played as well. Music history all there in front of us. The golden oldies favorites were all played with gusto. Everyone there new the words and at any moment when the lead singer held the Mic to the Audience, the words came through loud & clear. The new tunes put some people off balance, but the strength of the band carried them through it. Very inventive to have the band brother members who had passed on, sing the songs with the current on stage group playing and harmonising. A new twist for the group, very well done. Anyone who had the ability to stand, danced and jiggled the night away, a great revival for all indeed. Please come back anytime, Perth clearly loves "The Beach Boys"
Posted on Fri 07 Sep 2012 10:53:01