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Hey, remember that Beach Boys Pop Cultural Chart? Well now you can have it on a T-Shirt. It’s the perfect gift for people who like the music of the Beach Boys AND the data analysis of Venn diagrams! They can be purchased over here at Miss Wit Designs.
Or to get it at a special discounted price, pick one up from Miss Wit’s table at the WFMU Record fair this weekend in NYC! Fun Fun Fun.
Summer is high time for listening to the Beach Boys.
Mike Love and Brian Wilson: the yin and yang of pop music. The libidinous bully and the fragile man-child genius. Id and superego. Testicles and heart.
More of my Beach Boys inspired work: Pop Cultural Chart and Concert in Kelv
From the archives: Halloween 2004: Mark “Lloyd” Vitelli and myself as Mike & Brian. The original Nite Fite? Actually, the similarities to Penalty & Lloyd are eerie.
The “Early Beach Boys Hit Song Topics” chart was featured in a recent issue of The New York Times style magazine… despite it being neither newsworthy nor stylish.
The British newspaper “The Guardian” wrote a little article about my Pop-Cultural Charts this weekend :
“Dan Meth is a web cartoonist with a rep for funny viral films, but you may know him best for the pop culture charts that are among the most linked to blog entries in the history of the internet ever. Entries include a Venn diagram of early Beach Boys lyrics, a map of sitcom locations and a film trilogy meter ranking them in order of greatness (the second in a series is invariably better than the original; the third never is). Meth’s most recent, The Futuristic Movie Timeline is, he says, “by far the geekiest thing I’ve ever done”, and charts and ranks when sci-fi movies were made and when they were set…”
Early Beach Boys Hit Song Topics
#5 In A Series Of Pop-Cultural Charts
Jeff Rubin is a fellow College Humor writer as well as a fellow Beach Boys fan. He suggested this idea to me after seeing my other charts and discussing our favorite band. Back before “Pet Sounds”, drugs, and mental breakdowns, Brian Wilson pretty much only wrote about three things: Girl, Cars, and Surfing.
