Fandom and Ontology in Smile
In 2011, Columbia Records released a new boxed set that chronicled the Beach Boys’ 1967Smileproject. Rock critics uniformly praised the collection, which won a Grammy Award for “Best Historical Album” in February 2013.¹ After being known for nearly four decades as the most famous rock record never r...
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Zusammenfassung: | In 2011, Columbia Records released a new boxed set that chronicled the Beach Boys’ 1967Smileproject. Rock critics uniformly praised the collection, which won a Grammy Award for “Best Historical Album” in February 2013.¹ After being known for nearly four decades as the most famous rock record never released, the musical content ofSmilefinally stood alongside the well-known legend surrounding the album’s demise. The album’s story had been the source of endless discussion in the rock community, and this set finally addressed the long-standing question of whetherSmilehad been a real musical masterpiece or a wisely abandoned |
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DOI: | 10.3998/mpub.9275965.11 |