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Like a Brother [Import]

Beckley-Lamm-Wilson Audio CD
3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (34 customer reviews)
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1. Today
2. Feel the Spirit
3. I Wish For You
4. Run Don't Walk
5. Watching The Time
6. Life In Motion
7. Sheltering Sky
8. They're Only Words
9. Without Her
10. Like A Brother

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Japanese Version featuring Three Bonus Tracks: Standing at Your Door, Blue after All, and in the Dark.

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5.0 out of 5 stars 3 immense talents combine April 1 2003
Format:Audio CD
As a big fan of both Chicago and America I bought this CD, not quite clear as to how such a collaboration would sound, especially with what was, to me, the wildcard of throwing a Beach Boy into the mix. It's certainly closer to the harmony-drenched America/Beach Boys style than anything Chicago has ever done, but fans of any of these bands should find much to enjoy on this disc.

Virtually every song is a winner. "Today" is a fine opener, "I Wish For You" should have been a monster AC hit and their take on Nillson's "Without Her" is the best version I've ever heard.

Along with these songs each member contributes one each of the three tracks that make this album an essential purchase: Robert Lamm's "Feel The Spirit" is his tribute to fallen Chicago bandmate Terry Kath. The emotional weight of this song is immense, Lamm's lead vocal the best on the CD - no mean feat. "Watching The Time" is as good a song as Gerry Beckley has ever written, although it's sentiments seem to have been taken too seriously by Lamm's bandmates. Finally, the title track closes the album in the form of another tribute, this time from Carl Wilson to his brother Brian. Even a non-Beach Boy fan such as myself cannot help but be moved by this one.

Carl Wilson's death before the disc was completed means this project can never be repeated. In a way this is fortunate - it would have been very hard to top.

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5.0 out of 5 stars CARL WILSON AT HIS BEST!!!!! Mar 23 2003
Format:Audio CD
With most of the songs on this CD being sung (and several being written) by Carl Wilson, it is only fitting that the real two gems are sung by him. "Today", which is written by John Waite (remember the group THE BABYS?), is an untempo number with a great melody and Carl really sings his heart out on it. It is well produced and it could have easily been a top ten hit. But it is Carl's own song "I Wish For You" that shines like a bright star in a dark sky. With a gorgeous melody, this is a ballad with a slightly upbeat tempo. His words are meant for his wife and children after he is no longer there for them. He wishes them Love, Hope and Peace and ("Someone to hold you through all the tears"). But it is the wonderful melody and Carl's gentle yet forceful voice that will keep you playing the song over and over again. Beckley does a fine Job on his songs. Robert Lamm seems to struggle vocally on his. Buy this CD before it goes out-of-print music lovers. It is more than well worth it.
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3.0 out of 5 stars NOT THAT GREAT Aug 15 2002
Format:Audio CD
AMERICA, CHICAGO & BEACH BOYS FAN FOR SOMETIME. I THOUGHT AFTER
READING SOME OF THESE REVIEWS, I WOULD NOT BE DISAPPOINTED - BUT
I WAS. CARL NEVER WAS A GOOD LEAD VOCALIST, ROBERT LAMM LOST IT
A FEW ALBUMS AGO. ONLY GERRY BECKLEY MADE THIS CD WORTH BUYING.
SORRY, BUT NOT THAT GREAT......
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4.0 out of 5 stars gone but not forgotten
"I quit smokin but I drink too much-
don't try to analyze me"
The truth is Wilson didnot quit smoking and it took his life and removed his wonderful voice from... Read more
Published on Mar 21 2002 by rod gronka
3.0 out of 5 stars Some of the best tracks were left off...
In my internet travels I've stumbled upon 3 tracks that didn't make it onto the album. All 3 of which I thought were superior to much of the material that DID make it onto the CD. Read more
Published on Feb 21 2002 by "perplexion"
2.0 out of 5 stars Very disappointed..
The sound of this album is far too 80's despite the fact it was released in 2000. There just seems to be no emotion in the singing and the songs themselves are quite drab and... Read more
Published on Dec 13 2001 by swoodwa
4.0 out of 5 stars Feel the Spirit
Unlike most of the reviewers who seem to be Beach Boy/Carl Wilson fans, I purchased this CD because I am a forever Chicago/Robert Lamm fan. Read more
Published on April 19 2001
5.0 out of 5 stars Like a piece of heaven.Buy this one.
If you are a fan of Carl Wilson,Robet Lamm and Gerry Beckley and you've heard them contribute their voices on Beachboy albums; You will notice that it would have been about time... Read more
Published on Mar 7 2001 by DEEDRA COLES
3.0 out of 5 stars 3 solo voices
Made in USA in 2000, ... , Playing Time 42:02

This CD features the voices of 3 great male vocalists that are perhaps only known by the fans of their 3 famous bands: AMERICA,... Read more

Published on Feb 10 2001 by eveoflove
5.0 out of 5 stars Thanks Carl
Having been a Beach Boys fan for as long as I can remember, I'm always excited when a project becomes available involving one of the boys (especially if his last name is Wilson). Read more
Published on Oct 12 2000 by Steven L. Mosler
5.0 out of 5 stars Like a Brother
This is a beautiful collection of songs. Some are hauntingly beautiful, knowing this was Carl Wilson's last album. Read more
Published on Oct 6 2000 by Susan L. Henriques
4.0 out of 5 stars Music of the Heart and Soul
If you like the rich vocal tapestries of the Beach Boys and that beautiful voice of Carl Wilson, three songs on the piece are enough to satisfy you. Read more
Published on Aug 31 2000 by Lynn Johanson
4.0 out of 5 stars Wilson Magic Comes Through
This record will always be poignant in containing the last recorded compositions of Carl Wilson. While he was always in the shadows of Brian, and even Dennis, as a composer, Carl... Read more
Published on Aug 14 2000 by A. G. Gladwin
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