I like their krabby road episode too

I think Spongebob was the show to really pay homage to the Beach Boys in terms of soundtrack. Everyone wants to go for the Beatles

Brian straight up sings on "Doin' the Krabby Patty" in the chorus lol

Also on the spongebob album features tones of the Wrecking Crew. Apparently they really wanted it to be like Pet Sounds.

Oh, you mean Summer in Paradise

It literally sounds like an unused track from Pet Sounds. Also the album Best Day Ever has Brian Wilson on a few songs

That's awesome lmao. There's a few production choices in Best Day Ever (the song specifically) that call back to Pet Sounds like the reverb palm muted guitars and flute lines in the verses that sort of follow the verse melody like in "I'm Waiting For The Day" I knew some elements in that song somehow sounded familiar!

That truly sums the whole thing up accurately

It's disturbingly accurate

SpongeBob and beach boys have a lot in common

If you told me that was a Mike Love quote, I would believe it.

Funny thing is, you could say that for That’s Why God Made the Radio as well

How?

Ringo B he really does!

And Barnacle Boy has Mike Love's hairline

HAHAHAHHAHAHAH

This was included in Love & Mercy DVD along with other bonus deleted scenes

Wasn't love and mercy known for being an accurate biopic though? Even Brian and AL Jardine said so themselves. At least for the 60s part.

more accurate than anything Mike Love ever said

​@haileyshannon7548 more accurate than "The Beach Boys: An American Family". Which portrayed Brian and Mike as having some kind of Lennon/McCartney-esque songwriting partnership and Van Dyke Parks and company as a bunch of manipulative bottom-feeders who only wanted to take advantage of Brian. Needless to say, neither of which are true, along with many, MANY other things.

Most music in Spongebob was very much influenced by the surf rock sound.

Brian Wilson sings the chorus of Doin’ The Krabby Patty, and Best Day Ever was clearly influenced by Pet Sounds

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A lot of these are singles

@@bukakkesteakhouse2077 No, all of these are albums, except Mt. Vernon and Fairway, which was a bonus EP to Holland, and the Carl vs. Landy one, which... well, wasn't music.

I think most of them worked really well and were funny except for the ones for Carl and The Passions and Holland. I think "The power within!" would make more sense for Carl and The Passions cause of the stuff about TM and " We have technology!" would have worked for Holland cause of all the Moog and synths.

I actually wanted to use "we have technology" for Summer in Paradise, 'cause they really overdid the electronic stuff on there quite a bit, but forgot about it when actually putting it together. Still bugs me I screwed that up. I can't really see 'the power within' working with Carl and the Passions, since it's really only that one song and even that doesn't have a really trippy vibe. I could see the Holland skit working with Carl and the Passions too, because CatP is probably the album with the most soloing. I chose the scene because on CatP The Beach Boys were trying to find a new sound which resulted in some stuff that felt kinda rough and 'barbaric' in a sense. I get the confusion over Holland, I could have probably picked a better scene, though not so sure about "We have technology", as I made Mt. Vernon and Fairway a seperate clip, which contains a lot more Synth than the main album. My basic idea for the clip was just that Holland was one of the 'rockier' records in their career and closed off an incredible string of albums with an absolute peak moment, just like that music scene in Spongebob closed off an incredible string of seasons with an incredible scene, after which both The Beach Boys and Spongebob would see a huge quality drop.

It's insane!!!

The beach boys today one was brilliant

Thanks. I was actually really surprised no one was mentioning that, I also thought it was one of the best.

It's the same as I thought, the part of Squidward gently dancing with the cannon in the background and the bird is totally Lady Lynda, which in my opinion is the best song on that album And then the disco part, well, we all know what it represents

How was the Light Album version of Shortenin' Bread butchered. The Adult/Child mix was better, but how was the Light Album version butchered.

Disco HCTN low key slaps tho

Pretty good assessment, though some clips of course work for more than just a handful of tracks, and some don't reference the music as much as the circumstances or the cover art. Outside of those, I'd add Keep An Eye on Summer and In the Parking Lot to Shut Down, Girls on the Beach to All Summer Long, take off Forever from Sunflower and put This Whole World instead (though a lot kinda fit), I'd add He Come Down to Carl and the Passions and maybe Leaving This Town to Holland. Also, Stan Love suing Brian? I don't think that ever happened. Also, you especially nailed Wild Hone, those were pretty much the exact three songs I thought of.

@@Babyboss65 Lmao I just realized I replied with the wrong account. This comment is by me, who made the video, in case anyone got confused. :D

The Light Album one would work with comparing any song, besides the Shortenin' Bread, with the Disco remix.

@@lordgarmadon2598 True. I think I was mostly thinking of Good Timin', but most songs indeed work.

@@thepaperbasket5128 Good Timin has been my favorite song since i was very young. Full Sail is a close second on the album, as well as Baby Blue.

Haha, yeah, that one's a bit weird, but I thought the scene was too fitting to leave out. ':D

That album was called Endless Bummer

@@lawrence142002 that’s even better lmao 😂

Damn disco...

Nobody cares!

In part, yes. Also just the fact that the album has a whole lot of ballads that are kinda like that.

Nah Mid 60s is the best petsounds / Smile era

@@cardboardheadguy7814 Yes. 1966 - 1975 was the best Beach Boys era.

No no SMILE ERA WAS THE BEST surf up

My favorite Beach Boys era is after 1964

I find pre 1967 the most enjoyable to listen to tbh. Really lifts my spirit.

They actually had two. One went unreleased in '77.

Mt Vernon and Fairway.

That's Mount Vernon and Fairway, an EP that came as a bonus with Holland. It's essentially a weird fairytale written by Brian set to some cool synth tunes.

Aw, wait, it was Andy Paley, who was part of Kenny’s band. Still ☠️

The album title and cover design joke a whole lot about eyesight and vision and stuff. The scene I chose is more about that and less about the actual music.

I actaully thought it fits because they had to rumage the vaults looking for stuff to put on the album- and in the clip they are looking for stuff to appear

It's Murry Wilson, the true genius behind The Beach Boys.

Brian Wilson drove himself (and his band mates) crazy trying to make the "perfect" album. He micromanaged literally EVERY aspect of the album to the point where he became unbearable to work with. The album became increasingly overdue and overbudgeted to the point where Capitol stepped in and production came to a screeching halt, dashing Brian's hopes to release another critical masterpiece and leading him further down the mental rabbit hole.

@@PrinceAppalling oh cool thanks for the information. Smile was never released, right? I imagine due to that. But maybe I’m thinking of a different album

@@dimthecat9418 Yes and no, kinda. A truncated (see: half-assed) version containing only a few of the original sessions plus hastily re-recorded versions of other songs was released as Smiley Smile (3:09) in 1967. A complete, from-the-ground-up re-recording was released as Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE in 2004. The original 1967 sessions (or at least what was left of them) were compiled for the SMiLE Sessions box set in 2011, with the first disc (which is also standalone version released on CD and vinyl) containing what could've (approximately) been the album proper had it originally come out.

@@dimthecat9418 Oh, and that's without even mentioning the dozens and dozens of fan-made "reconstructions" released on the internet over the years, but those are basically musical fan-fiction 😂

@@PrinceAppalling oh cool thanks for the information. I knew the history behind those songs and smile was really confusing but that sounds like a nightmare

Sure, if you tell me which ones.

@@thepaperbasket5128 Srry for let you waiting, I literally forgot about this comment :V But the ones that I didn't got was Shut Down, 20/20, and (maybe) Holland, Love you and M.I.U (I didn't listen they for a long time, so I don't remember them very well)

Okay, Shut Down Vol. II: Just had a bunch of songs that had a vibe along that line: The Warmth of the Sun, Don't Worry Baby, Why do Fools Fall in Love, half of In The Parkin' Lot, Keep an Eye on Summer. 20/20: The title of the album is a joke about eye vision, and the cover and sleeve design is also designed like a vision test. The scene I chose is a nod to that and not to the actual music on the album. Holland: One of their most Rock-heavy albums and also just one of their most epic albums, felt like it deserved an epic clip. A lot of people don't understand that one apparently and I didn't even think that one was so unclear. Love You: Brian is back in the studio and writing all the music all alone, making for an atmosphere that is almost frightening in its colorfulnes and quirkines. M.I.U.: IIRC that was the last one I put together and the one I had the least ideas for. Here's how I explained what I did there on Reddit (though I'll admit it's kind of a stretch): Spongebob here is Brian and Squidward is Mike. M.I.U. Album feels to me like Mike (and probably the others, too, but he was obviously the most involved) on that album wanted Brian to write like his old innovative self (hence how we got Brian singing some falsetto again), while Brian was simply not able to write anything out of the ordinary at that time. We got My Diane and She's Got Rhythm, which are nice but nothing that breathtaking, other than that a lot of inoffensive and boring stuff. In the same sense, Squidward is trying to have Spongebob, who had previously created stunning marble statues with the wave of his hand, to create art again, but Spongebob is just unable to not follow the book.

@@thepaperbasket5128 Oh thx man! You video is incredible