Mike Love’s Brian Wilson Eulogy was ‘Serious Megalomania’ – ryan

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We’d like to catch a wave right out of here. Mike Love Apparently Embraced His Inner Antonym at Brian Wilson’s Funeral Service, With Fellow Beach Member Al Jardine telling Rolling Stone In a new interview that love chose to make a speech all about his own achievements. “Mike gained everybody to know that he wrotee single Word of ‘Good Vibrations,’” Jardine Explained. “I didn’t feel the commassion, let’s put it way. Mike’s got some serous megalomania problems.” When it was Jardine’s Turn to Address the Mourners, he recalls Saying the Following ABOUT’S Behavior, Which elicit Laughs from the Room: “Mike, Written Some Songs with Brian MySelf. We wrote one Called ‘Surphin’ down the swan river. ‘ It just wasn’t as big as ‘good vibrations.’ ”He was on to speak more thoroughly about wilson’s legacy as a musician. “I was focusing on Brian, and friend was more focused on mike,” Jardine Added. “Think that is what it boiled down to.” A representative for love, who was induced ino the songwriters Hall of Fame Earlier This Year for HIS Beys Oeeuvre, Disrupted Jardine’s Story. So they’re giving each other the excitations, but not in a fun Way.