Going Surfin Surf
Going Surfin Surf
Craziest thing ever surfing Youtube the other day, this ever happen to you?
I'm surfin' Youtube lookin' for music or bands I never heard of just passing sometime and some videos come up for a band called Dirge Within, so I go and check 'em out and while watching the official video and some live videos I realize holy crap I went to HS with the bassists and one of the guitarists...to make sure I'm not going nuts I get ahold of an old friend I know still talks to one of the brothers and sure enough it's them....craziest thing ever.
MQ: Ever have something like that happen to you?
BQ: If you're into this kind of music what do ya think??
yeah, happens to me all the time, but its always with the XXX stuff. damn the 80s.
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Surfin' $12.49 Surfin' |
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Surfin' Safari/Surfin' U.S.A. $6.49 Surfin' Safari/Surfin' U.S.A. |
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The Trashmen - Surfin` Bird $30.71 Disc 1:Surfin` BirdKing of the SurfHenriettaMisirlouMalague¿aIt`s So EasyTube CityMy WoodieBird BathKukMoney (That`s What I Want)SleeperSurfin` Bird - (demo version)Bird Dance Beat - (demo version)Walkin` My BabyDancin` with Santa |
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Surfin USSR $12.49 Surfin USSR |
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The Beach Boys - Surfin` Safari/Surfin` USA [Remaster] $23 Track Listing: Surfin Safari - (mono) Cuckoo Clock - (mono) Moon Dawg - (mono) Shift, The - (mono) Surfin` U. S. A. - (stereo) Farmer`s Daughter - (stereo) Misirlou - (stereo) Stoked - (stereo) Lonely Sea - (stereo) Shut Down - (stereo) Noble Surfer - (stereo) County Fair - (mono) Honky Tonk - (stereo) Lana - (stereo) Surf Jam - (stereo) Let`s Go Trippin` - (stereo) Finders Keepers - (stereo) Cindy, Oh Cindy - (mono, bonus track) Baker Man, The - (mono, bonus track) Land Ahoy - (stereo, bonus track) Ten Little Indians - (mono) Chug-a-Lug - (mono) Little Miss America - (mono) 409 - (mono) Surfin` - (mono) Heads You Win-Tails I Lose - (mono) Summertime Blues - (mono) |
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Surfin' USA $11.99 Surfin' USA - Tin Sign |
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Bitter Surfin $17.99 Bitter Surfin - Art Print |
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Various Artists - Surfin` Hits $24.42 Track Listing:Surfin' Safari - The Beach BoysRide The Wild Surf - Jan& DeanWipe Out - The SurfarisPipeline - The ChantaysMiserlou - Dick Dale& His Del-TonesSurfin' Bird - The TrashmenOut Of Limits - The MarkettsSurf Rider - The Lively OnesSurf City - Jan& DeanSurfin' U. S. A. - The Beach BoysPenetration - The PyramidsLet's Go Trippin' - Dick Dale& His Del-TonesSurfer Joe - The SurfarisMr. Moto - The Belairs (bonus track)Boss - The Rumblers (bonus track)Surfer's Stomp! - The MarkettsLonely Surfer, The - Jack NitzscheNew York's A Lonely Town - The Tradewinds |
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Hal Leonard Best of Surf Guitar (Book and CD Package) $19.95 Learn the guitar riffs and licks of 10 tubular surfin' hits! Songs include "Let's Go Trippin'," "Mr. MOTO," "Out of Limits," "Penetration," "Pipeline," "Shake 'n' Stomp," "Surf City," "Surfin' Safari," "Surfin' USA," "The Wedge."48 pagesSize: 12" x 9"Artist: "Dick Dale"ISBN: 0634073648 |
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Hal Leonard Best Of Surf Guitar (Book And Cd Package) $19.95 Learn the guitar riffs and licks of 10 tubular surfin' hits! Songs include "Let's Go Trippin'," "Mr. MOTO," "Out of Limits," "Penetration," "Pipeline," "Shake 'n' Stomp," "Surf City," "Surfin' Safari," "Surfin' USA," "The Wedge."48 pagesSize: 12" x 9"Artist: "Dick Dale"ISBN: 0634073648 |
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Surfin USA $24.99 Scott Westmoreland Surfin USA - Art Print |
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Worlds biggest wave ever surfed
The Beat Goes on
Will I joke around and still dig those sounds
When I grow up to be a man?
- Beach Boys, “When I Grow Up” (1964)
Say what you will about the Baby Boomer generation, but one thing is for certain: our formative years were accompanied by an awesome real-time soundtrack. True, many of us were born too late to see the dawn of Rock and Roll or Elvis in his prime. That is a small price to pay, however, for being just the right age to appreciate the new Motown Sound of the 1960s or to catch the wave of the surf rock craze that the Beach Boys rode in on.
Even if you weren’t a fan of “Surfin’ USA” or Diana Ross and the Supremes, you could still count yourself lucky for being on the front lines during American music’s British Invasion. In February 1964, a quartet of chaps known as the Beatles made their debut on the Ed Sullivan Show and ushered in Beatlemania. Less than two months later, this boy band from across the pond was dominating the Billboard charts, and all of the nation’s Top Five hits were Beatles tunes. The band would produce many more hits until its breakup in 1970; their top-selling 1967 Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album would be released just in time to welcome the “psychedelic era” of pop culture, along with the albums of fellow Britons and bad-boy counterparts the Rolling Stones, who would return to their hard rock roots by 1968 with their single “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.”
Whatever your musical tastes were at the time, you could find a plethora of excellent music being performed by an unusually large pool of talented musicians. This was true even if you were barely out of diapers. Remember “The Chipmunk Song”? It won a 1958 Best Recording for Children Grammy, and in 1960 the award went to the follow-up album “Let’s All Sing With the Chipmunks.” Any way you slice it, our childhoods came with a great soundtrack.
Care to chime in? Share your coming-of-age musical memories with others at Boomer Yearbook.
About the Author
Ravi Verma, proprietor of Up-Front Groups, Guwahati, Assam. Indian author who writes articles on international issues. A content writer for both technical and non-technical articles. Contact:adminravi@gmail.com
Heh. I never thought ladies – beautiful ones at that – read playboy magazine
But seriously, I don't think playboy magazine can be classified as a porn magazine. It may feature erotic pictures but equally, it has always contained very serious and informative articles.
I have always suspected that the real reason for featuring those nubile ladies posing in their birthday suits has to do with enticing people to buy and read the magazine and nothing else.
The way some people behave on here, and I’m the obnoxious one? Funny Vic.