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<title>Comment by Scott on Music Review: Beach Boys - &lt;i&gt;M.I.U. Album&lt;/i&gt;</title>
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<description>Was Love You really a disaster?</description>
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<title>Comment by Chris Shields on Music Review: Beach Boys - &lt;i&gt;M.I.U. Album&lt;/i&gt;</title>
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<description>A few points to quibble on.

Kona Coast is pretty much a clone of the earlier Beach Boys song, Hawaii (especially the end tag). So having it as a highlight and comparing it to the Sixties catalog isn&#039;t off base, but it&#039;s not really revealing. It&#039;s more of an indicator of all the recycling the Beach Boys were going to do the next several years.

And My Diane is to Brian&#039;s soon-to-be-ex-wife&#039;s sister. He was married to Marilyn Rovell, not Diane. He had romantic feelings for, and apparently liaisons with, Diane. That much is true.

And why would Belles of Paris be rated better than My Diane? Dennis Wilson&#039;s vocals on Diane surely bring some emotive quality the other songs lack. And dirges aren&#039;t too common in the Beach Boys canon, so gotta give it some credit for effort. &quot;Belles of Paris&quot; has some pretty wretched lyrics, too, let&#039;s not forget. (Though it&#039;s mighty catchy, I won&#039;t refute that.)

Just my two cents.
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