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Here Today (The Beach Boys song)
"Here Today" is a song written by Brian Wilson and Tony Asher for American rock band The Beach Boys, released on their 1966 album ''Pet Sounds''. It is the tenth track on the album. The song's lyric is expressed from the perspective of a narrator who warns the listener of the inevitable heartbreak that will result from his newfound love. It was later included as the B-side to the 1967 single "Darlin'".
Stephen Davis, who reviewed ''Pet Sounds'', stated that "Here Today" "portrays a pessimism and disaffection that jars with the previous optimism. It is the end of the affair..."〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Pet Sounds review )〕 Donald Guarisco of Allmusic described the song as "a highlight of ''Pet Sounds''" and "one of Brian Wilson's most ambitious arrangements."
== Composition==
The song was composed and produced by Brian Wilson with the lyrics by Tony Asher about love being "''here today and it's gone tomorrow''," with the potential for heartbreak that never lies too far away "''a brand new love affair is such a beautiful thing/but if you're not careful, think about the pain it can bring''."〔 Tony Asher has said, "That's a song that has a number of little sections to it that are quite different. It was not one of the easier songs to write on the album. It was, as I recall, a song that I wrote quite a lot to, much of which we didn't use. It was sort of a struggle before we got a lyric that Brian was happy with."〔 In 1990, Wilson said: "'Here Today' was a work of art in my opinion. It was assertive track with utilization of basses played up higher. The trombones gave it that masculine touch.." He added in 1996, "'Here Today' was probably one of the mystery songs on the album. I don't really know what it's about. I liked it, but yet I didn't. I don't really identify with that song like I do with 'You Still Believe In Me', or 'Caroline, No.' It was just one of those songs in there, one little song."〔''The Pet Sounds Sessions: "The Making Of Pet Sounds"'' booklet (1996)〕
Bruce Johnston stated that the orchestral instrumental break of "Here Today" was influenced by late Baroque composers such as J. S. Bach.〔(Essentials of music: Baroque composers ).〕 Johnston also stated Brian was "redefining the word brilliant." He talked about the "unusual" break in the middle which he called "perfection". When discussing the Bach influence, Johnston stated "this is the break that Brian told me was influenced by Bach - and if you've heard any Bach at all, you'll know what he's talking about." Bruce also said he "wouldn't be surprised if every great musical talent of all-time is spinning around in Brian Wilson's great blender."
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