The Lively Ones — Surf Rider
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GREAT!! Surf music with saxophone!! 
dwlangham wrote:
I care! Good job!
NO ONE CARES THAT I'M BUMPING THIS FROM 6 to 7.
I care! Good job!
NO ONE CARES THAT I'M BUMPING THIS FROM 6 to 7.
Ohmsen wrote:
"Correctamundo. And that's what we're gonna be. We're gonna be cool."
"Correctamundo. And that's what we're gonna be. We're gonna be cool."
Ohmsen wrote:
Zed's dead, Baby.
Zed's dead.
Zed's dead, Baby.
Zed's dead.
Bruce nails it, notably the 16th notes. Clapton and Baker more than hold their own.
Perfect Cream.
Props to uncredited Starr.
Perfect Cream.
Props to uncredited Starr.
NoLoTeks wrote:
Zed's dead, Baby.
Who's Zed?
veedubcrew wrote:
Oh boy, movie quotes!
It's not a motorcycle. It's a chopper, baby. Zed's dead, Baby.
cc_rider wrote:
So real now after all these years.
One of the things I love about the old surf music is that nobody really knew what 'rock and roll' was supposed to sound like. For example, hearing a sax on lead seems odd to us now, because the genre has been codified into bass, drums, two guitars. But at the time, those 'rules' were only just being written, and there was a tremendous diversity in the sound of what we consider 'rock and roll'.
Morphine disagrees about the sax.
So real now after all these years.
One of the things I love about the old surf music is that nobody really knew what 'rock and roll' was supposed to sound like. For example, hearing a sax on lead seems odd to us now, because the genre has been codified into bass, drums, two guitars. But at the time, those 'rules' were only just being written, and there was a tremendous diversity in the sound of what we consider 'rock and roll'.
Morphine disagrees about the sax.
Who's Zed?
veedubcrew wrote:
Oh boy, movie quotes!
It's not a motorcycle. It's a chopper, baby.
DJ_BellsEye wrote:
SMH
Cue Quentin Tarantino... 
SMH
Cue Quentin Tarantino...
Very cool sound. Hello from Rize - Turkey.
They also surf who only stand and... Wait!
mrtuba9 wrote:
She's not wearing anything. Nothing wrong with that, of course. It's just sneaky.
p.s. There's an incidental play on words in the markup.
mrtuba9 wrote:
She's not wearing anything. Nothing wrong with that, of course. It's just sneaky.
p.s. There's an incidental play on words in the markup.
KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I used to work with a guy who played lead in a surf band, The Sandblasters. Made a couple CDs too, worth looking for if you dig surf music.
That's me on top of that wave, going over the falls.
Then getting sandblasted... with every orifice off my body filled with sand.
I love body surfing.
Then getting sandblasted... with every orifice off my body filled with sand.
I love body surfing.
I used to work with a guy who played lead in a surf band, The Sandblasters. Made a couple CDs too, worth looking for if you dig surf music.
marcedeleon wrote:
Amazing soundtrack
Pulp Fiction 
Amazing soundtrack
AWESOME, get me out of here and to the beach.
Who needs lyrics. Great sound.
The world needs more sax.
I was born in 65' 😊
MojoJojo wrote:
yep, the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan and LBJ won by a landslide
1964 was a great year. 
yep, the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan and LBJ won by a landslide
I love when genres of music are so specific that they yank you out of your chair and bring you somewhere else...
Thought this might be of interest. Bought a long time ago at a surf shop. Has great tunes on it.
Pulp Fiction
Almost a DIck Dale but more subtle and better for the flavors.
Hit the surfing websites and watch/listen all day....
Endless Summer like Bruce Brown did it wayback when. More surf, more music, less yak-yak-yak-yak-STFU already
The guitar and drums are so perfect!!! They do an amazing Christmas album!!!
Love this song! Also on soundtrack for Pulp Fiction.
peyotecoyote wrote:
Oh my Dog...some sick puppy actually made toys for this scene!
"I'm a far way from being..."all right."
Oh my Dog...some sick puppy actually made toys for this scene!
"I'm a far way from being..."all right."
MojoJojo wrote:
Damn right, some great people were born that year.
1964 was a great year.
Damn right, some great people were born that year.
1964 was a great year.
ThirdRail_33 wrote:
ya what he said . . . .loven me sum surf tunes.
So kewl........
ya what he said . . . .loven me sum surf tunes.
So kewl........
IanThursby wrote:
So real now after all these years.
One of the things I love about the old surf music is that nobody really knew what 'rock and roll' was supposed to sound like. For example, hearing a sax on lead seems odd to us now, because the genre has been codified into bass, drums, two guitars. But at the time, those 'rules' were only just being written, and there was a tremendous diversity in the sound of what we consider 'rock and roll'.
surreal now after all these years
So real now after all these years.
One of the things I love about the old surf music is that nobody really knew what 'rock and roll' was supposed to sound like. For example, hearing a sax on lead seems odd to us now, because the genre has been codified into bass, drums, two guitars. But at the time, those 'rules' were only just being written, and there was a tremendous diversity in the sound of what we consider 'rock and roll'.
surreal now after all these years
Livin' by the ocean, I love me some surf music.
Thank you!
Especially ones with saxophones!
Thank you!
Especially ones with saxophones!
That's me on top of that wave, going over the falls.
Then getting sandblasted... with every orifice off my body filled with sand.
I love body surfing.
Then getting sandblasted... with every orifice off my body filled with sand.
I love body surfing.
Ween - You Were The Fool
Chuck Berry - Maybelline
The Lively Ones - Surf Rider
Inspired set.
Chuck Berry - Maybelline
The Lively Ones - Surf Rider
Inspired set.
Propayne wrote:
I used to work with a guy who was obsessed with blue grass. Based on his behaviour, I suspect it's a cult.
Diggin' this music, though
Around '66, when I was 6 years old I had an uncle that got into blue grass and swore off rock & roll.
I used to work with a guy who was obsessed with blue grass. Based on his behaviour, I suspect it's a cult.
Diggin' this music, though
Can't hear this without thinking about the ending of Pulp Fiction.
Ah, that was soooooooo pleasant and enjoyable! Thank you, Bill, for some music from my (our?) younger years!
https://video.mpora.com/watch/5Pgs2slxu/
Watch the video to this track with the sound turned down. Trust me, I'm a Poacher.
Watch the video to this track with the sound turned down. Trust me, I'm a Poacher.
Love the sax!
jjbix wrote:
Generally, most music genres are largely defined by similar sound, subject matter, and structure. It may sound even more alike if one only grudgingly listens. The same can be said of blues, R&B, gospel, big band, klezmer, funk, bebop, etc... They can all sound alike from a figurative distance.
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
Generally, most music genres are largely defined by similar sound, subject matter, and structure. It may sound even more alike if one only grudgingly listens. The same can be said of blues, R&B, gospel, big band, klezmer, funk, bebop, etc... They can all sound alike from a figurative distance.
Stingray wrote:
I commend to you Bruce Brown's "The Endless Summer," a lyrical and often very funny tribute to surfer dudes everywhere. If you like the flick, you'll get surf music.
It might fit into a film like PF (or we like to believe it does),
but I can say that I always HATED this sort of music,
from the day I was born!
Grandpa tells abut war...
but I can say that I always HATED this sort of music,
from the day I was born!
Grandpa tells abut war...
I commend to you Bruce Brown's "The Endless Summer," a lyrical and often very funny tribute to surfer dudes everywhere. If you like the flick, you'll get surf music.
Around '66, when I was 6 years old I had an uncle that got into blue grass and swore off rock & roll. He gave me a stack of 45s which had some Beatles and some Elvis and several surf instrumentals.
Love surf!
Love surf!
..."I think it's time for us to leave, Jules."
jjbix wrote:
Maybe you were listening to "Spudnik" by the Ventures before you heard this song.
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
Maybe you were listening to "Spudnik" by the Ventures before you heard this song.
flyboy wrote:
It's definately Brad.
No, sorry, it's definitely Brett, played by Frank Whaley
See: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110912/
It's definately Brad.
No, sorry, it's definitely Brett, played by Frank Whaley
See: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110912/
Stingray wrote:
I would have thought with a name like 'Stingray' you'd be all over surf music. I love it, from the old stuff to the out-there stuff like Man or Astro-Man?
Surfs You Right!
It might fit into a film like PF (or we like to believe it does),
but I can say that I always HATED this sort of music,
from the day I was born!
Grandpa tells abut war...
but I can say that I always HATED this sort of music,
from the day I was born!
Grandpa tells abut war...
I would have thought with a name like 'Stingray' you'd be all over surf music. I love it, from the old stuff to the out-there stuff like Man or Astro-Man?
Surfs You Right!
It might fit into a film like PF (or we like to believe it does),
but I can say that I always HATED this sort of music,
from the day I was born!
Grandpa tells abut war...
but I can say that I always HATED this sort of music,
from the day I was born!
Grandpa tells abut war...
That second sax note still irritates me.
Saw the Lively Ones at Tiki Oasis 9. (www.tikinews.com) Good Show
jjbix wrote:
Not to me - some have fuzz guitar (a la Davie Allan and the Arrows), some have guitar with lots of reverb.
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
Not to me - some have fuzz guitar (a la Davie Allan and the Arrows), some have guitar with lots of reverb.
jagdriver wrote:
Bravo!
Bravo!
jagdriver wrote:
Uma!
I am glad Zach Hotzman found influence in this style, this is awesome love it
jjbix wrote:
If you mean "they all sound awesome", you're totally right.
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
If you mean "they all sound awesome", you're totally right.
jjbix wrote:
Maybe your listening skills need to be more refined.
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
Maybe your listening skills need to be more refined.
flyboy wrote:
I have two guns, one for each of you.
I have not yet begun to defile myself
Looks like someone just walked over your grave
Tell him I'm comin! And hells comin with me!
Ah, he's an educated man, now I know I hate him.
and on and on and on...those were just off the top of my head.
I have two guns, one for each of you.
I have not yet begun to defile myself
Looks like someone just walked over your grave
Tell him I'm comin! And hells comin with me!
Ah, he's an educated man, now I know I hate him.
and on and on and on...those were just off the top of my head.
jjbix wrote:
yeah, GREAT!
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
yeah, GREAT!
redeyespy wrote:
The movie is already getting dated. I wish I could get a good milkshake for $5.
Makes me wanna go try a five dollar milkshake.
The movie is already getting dated. I wish I could get a good milkshake for $5.
alph wrote:
I remember it being Brad.
It's definately Brad.
I remember it being Brad.
It's definately Brad.
redstorm wrote:
I have two guns, one for each of you.
Just as an aside, the movie "Tombstone" is chockful of very quoteable quotes.....my huckleberry
north6633 wrote:
Oh but what a quotable movie.. Few movies have such great dialog.
Oh yeah and the song is pretty good too.
north6633 wrote:
Oh but what a quotable movie.. Few movies have such great dialog.
Oh yeah and the song is pretty good too.
I have two guns, one for each of you.
all of these "surfer" tunes sound the same. . .
Walk, don't run!
Just as an aside, the movie "Tombstone" is chockful of very quoteable quotes.....my huckleberry
north6633 wrote:
Oh but what a quotable movie.. Few movies have such great dialog.
Oh yeah and the song is pretty good too.
north6633 wrote:
Oh but what a quotable movie.. Few movies have such great dialog.
Oh yeah and the song is pretty good too.
Uma!
Smoking in bead is dangerous!
alph wrote:
I caught a bit of this the other night on cable. It sounds like Brad, but www.imdb.com has it Brett in the cast list.
Could Samuel L. Jackson have messed up his line, saying Brad, and they left it in?
I remember it being Brad.
I caught a bit of this the other night on cable. It sounds like Brad, but www.imdb.com has it Brett in the cast list.
Could Samuel L. Jackson have messed up his line, saying Brad, and they left it in?
Oh my Dog...some sick puppy actually made toys for this scene!
Hiya,
Maybe you are crossing it up with "Rocky Horror"?
Neil
Maybe you are crossing it up with "Rocky Horror"?
Neil
alph wrote:
I remember it being Brad.
IMDB credits Frank Whaley with the role of "Brett". No "Brad" in the cast.
RobRyan wrote:
Ummm... not to be picky, but that would be "Look at the big brain on Brett!"
(Played by Frank Whaley)
I remember it being Brad.
Deadwing wrote:
Look at the big brain on Brad!
Ummm... not to be picky, but that would be "Look at the big brain on Brett!"
(Played by Frank Whaley)
Great...someone get me a gimp
rangersfan wrote:
EXCELLENT......Reminds me of Newport Beach CA. "THE PIPE"
Or at least the wedge:)
leathepea wrote:
Now I want you to reach in there and pull out my wallet.
Which one is it?
Its the one that says "Bad Mother Fucker" on it.
Actually, "...it's the one that says Bad Motherfucker."
nice horn and strings
Chill Out Honeybunny
Look at the big brain on Brad!
C57BL6 wrote:
My name is Hugo Montoya.
Father? It is I, Inigo.
veedubcrew wrote:
Oh boy, movie quotes!
Excuse me. Did I break your concentration?
Bill\'s longing for the beach...
leathepea wrote:
Now I want you to reach in there and pull out my wallet.
Which one is it?
Its the one that says "Bad Mother Fucker" on it.
Bought that wallet for my mother in law. . .now she can't be separated from it. It's always fun when she pops it out in the grocery store.
The coastal tiki abides.
What a surprise treat!
Now I want you to reach in there and pull out my wallet.
Which one is it?
Its the one that says "Bad Mother Fucker" on it.
I really thought this was The Shadows on account of the bell guitar, though when the sax hit I knew it was someone else. Nice stuff, though the film sucked the big one, IMO, despite the excellent soundtrack.
COWABUNGA !!!!!!!!!!!
LPCity wrote:
TAnd you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
My name is Hugo Montoya.
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he, who in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who would attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
Saw Dick Dale a few months after the movie came out. Bunch of folks were yelling 'play Pulp Fiction'. Philistines. He recorded 'Misirlou' in the sixties! I think it's based on a folk song from his ancestral Armenia. Could be wrong though. His version of 'Hava Nigila' (sp?) is really cool too, although I can't hear it without thinking of a Jewish mother hoisted up on a chair at a wedding. And bashing her head on the light fixture. Happens EVERY time!
More SURF indeed!
c.
But I'm tryin' Ringo, I'm tryin' REAL HARD .. to be the Shephard..... Go.
Say what againÂ…I dare you! What ain't no country I ever heard of. Do they speak English in What?
veedubcrew wrote:
Oh boy, movie quotes!
Oh? You say you want more? I can quote Ezekiel now...
veedubcrew wrote:
Oh boy, movie quotes!
Oh but what a quotable movie.. Few movies have such great dialog.
Oh yeah and the song is pretty good too.
veedubcrew wrote:
Oh boy, movie quotes!
It's not a motorcycle. It's a chopper, baby.
are walking down the street, Momma Tomatoe, Pappa Tomatoe and Baby Tomatoe....
For the music, I give it a 6, but for it's association with the five greatest movies ever made (Pulp Fiction) I give it a 9.
EXCELLENT......Reminds me of Newport Beach CA. "THE PIPE"
Why am I on brain detail?
Oh boy, movie quotes!
chfLarry wrote:
you can have this one cowgirl
Actually for this it should be:
"Yeah, that's probably a good idea..."
SCJoniguy wrote:
Keep the surf tunes in the mix - always a welcome sound.
Seconded!
cptbuz wrote:
...Now I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good.
you can have this one cowgirl
...Now I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good.
meh....
redeyespy wrote:
Makes me wanna go try a five dollar milkshake.
you dont put any bourbon or anything it?
Makes me wanna go try a five dollar milkshake.
sweeeeeet seg....
Zed's dead baby... Zed's dead.
Hey dude....see if you can find some Raybeats from the 80's....surf's ten, gotta hang up....or something like that....we don't surf much here in WV. 
not a fan of the movie put this song is COOL!!
daveesh wrote:
bring on the gimp.
The fly is in the web.
definitely add more surf tunes:
Blue Hawaiians
Varatones
Aqua Velvets
Miles Corbin
Astro Man
Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited (incredible stuff and more than just surf sounds)
The Halibuts
groovy 
Hands in the form of a pair of scissors, swing one hand to the side, pull the other past the eyes, repeat.
Mia: I do believe Marsellus Wallace, my husband, your boss, told you to take ME out and do WHATEVER I WANTED. Now I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good.
I gave it a ten!