Dennis Wilson - Pacific Ocean Blue [Reissue] reviews
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| Guardian |
It's not hard to see why Dennis Wilson's only album has such mythical status. Alongside the Beach Boys drummer's colourful back story - the hedonistic hard living, his dubious association with Charlie Manson, his Californian surfer good looks and his all too predictable early demise in his beloved Pacific Ocean - is the album's scarcity value. Out of print for aeons, tracking down a copy of Pacific Ocean Blue has long been the Holy Grail for many a rock fan....full text |
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| Pastemagazine |
| After serving as drummer and sometime songwriter for The Beach Boys, Dennis Wilson stepped out from his brother Brian’s shadow and became the first in the group to record a solo album—Pacific Ocean Blue, released to critical and commercial acclaim in 1977. Amazingly, it’s never been released on CD, which makes this two-disc collection a boon for collectors and the curious alike....full text |
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| Uncut |
Four years ago, when Brian Wilson finally finished work on the daddy of all lost masterpieces, Smile, he did Beach Boys fans a huge favour, but also solved one of the band’s most enduring and enticing mysteries. What would people do with no need to search for that holy grail: The Great Lost Beach Boys album?
Dennis Wilson doesn’t just provide lost albums – his is almost an entirely lost career. With his only completed solo album, Pacific Ocean Blue, long deleted and its mythical successor Bambu never released, Dennis was feted chiefly by fans who had checked the credits of post-Pet Sounds albums and realised that the hirsute, handsome one on the drums had a surprisingly keen strike rate. “Cuddle Up” from Carl & The Passions/So Tough? That was his? “Forever” was Dennis too? Who knew?...full text |
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