The Beach Boys - Still Surfin' - 1992 video free download

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Best song from their shittiest album.

sqweezel

Even without Brian the boys can still bring sunshine into your heart.

Kenneth Lemoine

Amazing how the Beach Boys were still amazing in the 90s

Lord Volt

I am a trick skier and I would like to say hi to the beach boys as a chimney sweep. I catch waves on my hill.

John Armata

Get a hearing aid, Pal!

John Armata

Let's hope NOT!

John Armata

You need to get the shit out of your ears! Great album!

Reavis Franklin

Xcellent. Everything they did. Everything!!!

dutchie from Holland

great song and album.

marcusdolby1

Thanks for your opinion, bye.

marcusdolby1

I agree, and feel he gets way to much flack from Brian Wilson freaks. This album isn't that bad at all and this song is kinda a great cruising song.

NickScottCHSvids

They still might have another one after That's Why God Made The Radio

dennishbergkamp

Good song in my opinion, probably the best on a poor album.

jmmua04

I damn this piece of shit album to hell!!

alvah roberts

i just bought it yesterday i cant waite to recieve it ihad a copy of it years ago and i love this tune just like i love all of them great tour this year

Samalamalamdam

It wouldn't be the final Beach Boys record now, if you know what I mean.

katakisLives

I'm glad someones standing up for them! Mike Love especially gets panned a lot and this album has not had the best of press! I like the stuff they did in this period!

Skippy McStringStrum

Holy crap, those programmed snares sound terrible.

AltoonaYourPiano

That's a good point, late 80s/early 90s had a weird mix of regular 80s production, "toned down" 80s, and some proto-90s, best example I can think of for 90s in the 80s was Edie Brickell's "What I Am", which was briefly popular in 88, then largely ignored, then became "cool" again in 93. I guess it's the same as how disco was still around in 80 yet new wave began in 78 but soft 70s pop died after 77. But some stuff seems to take awhile to catch on (like grunge not catching on until 92).

mabewa

I agree with your larger point. But Nevermind came out in 1991. And most classical rock acts started abandoning 80's production in the late 80's. Albums like Freedom by Neil Young, Steel Wheels by the Rolling Stones and Oh Mercy by Bob Dylan were much more organic compared to what those same acts had been releasing in the mid 80's (check out Landing on Water by NY or Empire Burlesque by BD for good examples!). As such, this album sounded massively dated from the day it came out.

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