So Brian Wilson was the lead singer of the Beach Boys... what does the line mean? I've been trying but I can't figure it out. I'm too young to have really listened to the Beach Boys, so I don't know if it's a reference to one of their songs.
Brian Wilson was more the co-lead signer of the Beach Boys, with Mike Love being the primary lead singer. I feel that line describes the "world" that Brian Wilson created in his most melancholy music. If you listen to some of his more emotional provoking music you'll find a timid world of love, lost, and regret. So, when you're "operating" in that world, you'll bound to lose the girl because you can never have the courage to get the girl.
Brian Wilson was more the co-lead signer of the Beach Boys, with Mike Love being the primary lead singer. I feel that line describes the "world" that Brian Wilson created in his most melancholy music. If you listen to some of his more emotional provoking music you'll find a timid world of love, lost, and regret. So, when you're "operating" in that world, you'll bound to lose the girl because you can never have the courage to get the girl.
It's prominent on the second half of the "Today!" album, "Summer Days", "Pet Sounds", and in...
It's prominent on the second half of the "Today!" album, "Summer Days", "Pet Sounds", and in some of his demos from the late 70s and mid 80s.
So Brian Wilson was the lead singer of the Beach Boys... what does the line mean? I've been trying but I can't figure it out. I'm too young to have really listened to the Beach Boys, so I don't know if it's a reference to one of their songs.
Anyone?
Brian Wilson was more the co-lead signer of the Beach Boys, with Mike Love being the primary lead singer. I feel that line describes the "world" that Brian Wilson created in his most melancholy music. If you listen to some of his more emotional provoking music you'll find a timid world of love, lost, and regret. So, when you're "operating" in that world, you'll bound to lose the girl because you can never have the courage to get the girl.
Brian Wilson was more the co-lead signer of the Beach Boys, with Mike Love being the primary lead singer. I feel that line describes the "world" that Brian Wilson created in his most melancholy music. If you listen to some of his more emotional provoking music you'll find a timid world of love, lost, and regret. So, when you're "operating" in that world, you'll bound to lose the girl because you can never have the courage to get the girl.
It's prominent on the second half of the "Today!" album, "Summer Days", "Pet Sounds", and in...
It's prominent on the second half of the "Today!" album, "Summer Days", "Pet Sounds", and in some of his demos from the late 70s and mid 80s.