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* ManifestDestiny: One of its most prominent themes - the nuclear narrative thread is a linear, if disruptive, portrayal of Westward Expansion from Plymouth to Hawaii as experience by a passing Bycicle Rider.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian Wilson's slow CreatorBreakdown, which culminated after listening to "Strawberry Fields Forever" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian Wilson's Music/BrianWilson's slow CreatorBreakdown, which culminated after listening to "Strawberry Fields Forever" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian Wilson's CreatorBreakdown slow CreatorBreakdown, which culminated after listening to "A Day in the Life" "Strawberry Fields Forever" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
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* WordSaladLyrics: Some of Van Dyke Parks' word choices border on this ("Over and over the thresher and hover the wheat field", "Columnated ruins domino"). This was one of Mike Love's reasons that he could never quite get on board with the ''[=SMiLE=]'' project -- he thought it was falling into TrueArtIsIncomprehensible.
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* WordSaladLyrics: Some of Van Dyke Parks' word choices border on this ("Over and over the thresher and hover the wheat field", "Columnated ruins domino"). This was one of Mike Love's the reasons that he Mike Love could never quite get on board with the ''[=SMiLE=]'' project -- he thought it was falling into TrueArtIsIncomprehensible.
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* SpecialGuest: One of the guys chomping celery in the 2004 version of "Vega-Tables" is apparently an uncredited Music/PaulMcCartney.
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* SpecialGuest: One of the guys chomping celery in the 2004 version of "Vega-Tables" is apparently an uncredited Music/PaulMcCartney.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's CreatorBreakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's Brian Wilson's CreatorBreakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project byWilson and Wilson, his touring band.band, and original lyricist Van Dyke Parks (who finally supplied the words to songs that had been known for years as instrumentals). In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a the template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by
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** Repeated references to Hawaii and Plymouth Rock, at metaphorically opposite ends of the United States.
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The Hawaiian lyrics in "Roll Plymouth Rock", depending on whom you ask, are either complete gibberish (which at least fits the rhythm) or a message from Brian that got garbled thanks to his not being a native speaker.
* RecycledLyrics: The bridge in"Vege-tables" "Vega-Tables" would eventually become its own song: "Mama Says" on the album ''Wild Honey''.
* SpecialGuest:Music/PaulMcCartney eats a One of the guys chomping celery to in the rhythm 2004 version of "Vege-Tables"."Vega-Tables" is apparently an uncredited Music/PaulMcCartney.
* TheWildWest: "Heroes and Villains" goes from romanticized visions of the Old West to acknowledgement that real life back then was pretty shit.
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The Hawaiian lyrics in "Roll Plymouth Rock", depending on whom you ask, are either complete gibberish (which at least fits the rhythm) or a message from Brian that got garbled thanks to his not being a native speaker.
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* WordSaladLyrics: Some of Van Dyke Parks' word choices border on this ("Over and over the thresher and hover the wheat field", "Columnated ruins domino"). This was one of Mike Love's reasons that he could never quite get on board with the ''[=SMiLE=]'' project -- he thought it was falling into TrueArtIsIncomprehensible.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's mental breakdown CreatorBreakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. It was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's mental breakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the planned 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the planned 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. It Planned for a 1967 release, it was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's mental breakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what theplanned 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the
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Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the original planned 1967 release would have been as we're ever likely to get.
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Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
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Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', [=SMiLE=]''", and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. It was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's mental breakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' were released on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' were released on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. It was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's mental breakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and ''Smiley Smile'' was released instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]''were released came out on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
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''[=SMiLE=]'' is the lost album legendary "lost album" by Music/TheBeachBoys. It was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on ''Music/PetSounds''. But due to Brian's mental breakdown after listening to "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, he abandoned the project, and the crowd got stuck with ''Smiley Smile'' instead.
was instead.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' were released on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
Over the next few years, outtakes from ''[=SMiLE=]'' were released on various Beach Boys [=LPs=], and the project assumed the status of an unfinished masterpiece. It wasn't until the 21st century that the public got not one, but two versions of the legendary lost album. 2004 saw the release of ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', an all-new reimagining of the original project by Wilson and his touring band. In 2011, this was followed by ''The [=SMiLE=] Sessions'', which was derived from the original 1966-67 recordings. Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smile_Sessions describes]] it as "an approximation of what the completed ''[=SMiLE=]'' album might have sounded like based on a template established in 2004 for ''Brian Wilson Presents [=SMiLE=]'', and it's as close to what the original 1967 release would have been as we're likely to get.
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* ArcWords - "Child, Child, Child, Father of the Man"
* RecycledLyrics - The bridge in "Vege-tables" would eventually become its own song: "Mama Says" on the album WildHoney.
* SpecialGuest - PaulMcCartney eats a celery to the rhythm of "Vege-Tables".
* WhatCouldHaveBeen - If it were released in 1967, it would've been Brian's MagnumOpus
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* RecycledLyrics - The bridge in "Vege-tables" would eventually become its own song: "Mama Says" on the album WildHoney.
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*ArcWords - "Child, Child, Child, Father of the Man"
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SMiLE is the lost BeachBoys album. It was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on PetSounds.
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SMiLE is the lost BeachBoys album. It was going to be a ConceptAlbum to follow up on PetSounds.PetSounds.
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*WhatCouldHaveBeen - If it were released in 1967, it would've been Brian's MagnumOpus
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