On this eighteenth episode of Good Timin', we discuss the Beach Boys' 1977 album Love You, as well as its unreleased follow up, Adult Child. We cover the history and background of both albums, give a track by track rundown of the records and share our thoughts and opinions on each song, and also talk about some of the outtakes and extra material the band recorded around the time.

Check us out on YouTube!- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq78Y7oaQKqCmAiZs4ArgxQ

On this seventeenth episode of Good Timin', we discuss the Beach Boys and Beatles music from 1963 through 1965 and compare the songs and albums released by both bands during that time. In addition, we also share how each of us first got into the Fab Four as well as their influence on the many other bands and artists that we love.

Check out the Apples and Oranges Podcast for more Beatles/Beach Boys discussion!- https://open.spotify.com/show/6q8nI8GmltKHuLKZ9FIAD0

On this sixteenth episode of Good Timin', we discuss the Beach Boys' 1976 album, 15 Big Ones. We cover the albums' history and background, give a track by track rundown of the record and share our thoughts and opinions on each song, and also talk about some of the outtakes and extra material the band recorded around the time.

On this fifteenth episode of Good Timin', we create our 2nd Beach Boys "Best Of" album, this time focusing on the period from 1966 through 1969. As we did on our first "Best Of" draft, we as a group select 24 tracks that we feel best represent the era for the band, and make our case for why each song is worthy of inclusion on our compilation.

Listen to "The Green Album" here!- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hAZ9fwvELWcRAV2NsxDri?si=6513b9a1356b4618

Also be sure to check out our guest Steve's YouTube channel, The Beach Boys Basement!- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSH1TnxRmOZCqI9stj8CnKg

On this fourteenth episode of Good Timin', we discuss the life and musical career of Beach Boys' rhythm guitarist and founding member, Al Jardine. Along the way we share some of our own personal favorite vocals and songs by Al, and also explain why we feel that he's such an integral part of the Beach Boys' sound, both in the studio and on stage.

On this thirteenth episode of Good Timin', we discuss the Beach Boys' 1973 album, Holland. We cover the albums' history and background, give a track by track rundown of the record and share our thoughts and opinions on each song, and also talk about The Beach Boys in Concert live album from the same year.

Be sure to check out our guest David's Beach Boys/Beatles podcast, Apples and Oranges!- https://open.spotify.com/show/6q8nI8GmltKHuLKZ9FIAD0?si=a7qRWGZLSkipfBVye8U21A&nd=1&dlsi=35af94b1c0ec4a76

On this twelfth episode of Good Timin', we continue our Beach Boys collaborators discussion, this time focusing on the period from 1968 through the present day. Notable collaborators discussed include Stephen Kalinich, Jack Rieley, Daryl Dragon, Greg Jakobson, Steve Levine and Terry Melcher, among others.

On this episode of Good Timin', me, Reilly, Justin and Matt create our own Beach Boys "Best Of" album. Inspired by the Beatles' "Red" and "Blue" albums, we've titled our fictional album "The Yellow Album", and like the "Red" album we've selected songs that the band released between 1962 and 1965 for our first compilation.

Listen to "The Yellow Album" here! - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/47ZKltBx8wFEKTjlL4KC1B?si=yMkl5nrPQe-BMztbodeOdg&pi=u-1G5jxLLZTH2m

On this tenth episode of Good Timin', me, Reilly, Matt and Justin discuss the Beach Boys' 1972 album, Carl and the Passions- "So Tough." We cover the albums' history and background, give a track by track rundown of the record and share our thoughts and opinions on each song, and also talk about some of the outtakes and extra material the band recorded around the time.

On this ninth episode of Good Timin', me, Reilly, Justin and Matt share some of our least favorite Beach Boys songs and explain why we personally don't care for them. (or in some cases despise them) We also share and discuss some of our own hot takes and opinions about the band's music and history.