Brian Wilson - 2004-10-12 & 10-13 - Carnegie Hall, NY (FM)

Brian Wilson

2004-10-12 & 10-13

Smile Live Tour

Carnegie Hall

New York, NY

FM broadcast

256 kbps

Artwork Included

01. And Your Dream Comes True

02. Surfer Girl Intro

03. Surfer Girl

04. Row Row Row

05. Hawaii Intro

06. Hawaii

07. Add Some Music

08. Good to My Baby

09. Please Let Me Wonder

10. At the Drive-In

11. Well You're Welcome

12. Sloop John B

13. God Only Knows

14. Soul Searchin'

15. California Girls

16. Our Prayer > Gee

17. Heroes and Villains

18. Roll Plymouth Rock

19. Barnyard

20. Old Master Painter > You Are My Sunshine

21. Cabin Essence

22. Wonderful

23. Song For Children

24. Child Is Father To The Man

25. Surf's Up

26. I'm In Great Shape > Workshop

27. Vega-tables

28. On A Holiday

29. Wind Chimes

30. Mrs. O'Leary's Cow

31. In Blue Hawaii

32. Good Vibrations

33. Do It Again

34. Fun Fun Fun

35. Love And Mercy

Brian Wilson - 2004-10-12 & 10-13 - Carnegie Hall, NY (FM)

As most rock fans know, the Beach Boys album Smile became legendary for never being released. In fact, the 1966 project, which was Brian Wilson’s attempt to create an American musical masterpiece that rivaled albums such as Revolver by the Beatles, almost destroyed the band. Brian Wilson became so consumed by the project that he suffered a mental breakdown. His band mates almost revolted against him as they felt the music was far too removed from their established sound. Smile was shelved and became the subject of decades of speculation and rumors. In 2003, however, Brian Wilson, after years of ignoring the work, decided to revisit the album, and complete it from memory. Even more shocking, he decided to go on tour in 2004 and play the newly completed version live. This FM broadcast brings you the entire Smile album taken from 2 nights at Carnegie Hall on October 12 and 13, 2004, 9 years ago today and tomorrow. Download this one to hear Brian play an album that took almost 40 years to finish!  

Brian Wilson/ Bob Dylan Connections

• Wilson and Dylan, along with 14 other rock greats including Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen and U2, contributed songs, sung by an artist of their choice, to a benefit album called Heroes, designed to raise money for children in war torn areas. 
• Brian recorded a duet with Bob Dylan back in the eighties on a song written by Wilson called The Spirit Of Rock And Roll.