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- The top ten Best Beach Albums. With 29 studio albums, there is a lot of music to go through and not all of it is great. I'll save you the trouble and showcase 10 albums you should hear now.
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Today! is the Rubber Soul of The Beach Boys. Sunflower is an absolute criminally underrated one.
Sunflower is underrated? I thought it was widely regarded as the second best Beach Boys album. It's my personal favourite.
@@Michael-hc2vs Most of people only know Pet Sounds, if they know something about Beach Boys. Maybe in USA they're Gods (and probably U.K.), but it's not like that in the rest of the world. Sunflower should be as praised as Pet Sounds.
no antojar
I just can't get into Sunflower. The songs don't grab me as much as songs like on 20/20 or Wild Honey do and there's too many misses on the album for me. Got To Know The Woman and It's About Time take me out of the album usually.
Sunflower is my favourite. Pet Sounds is ridiculous, but Sunflower had a different draw on me.
The ending of Surf's Up, with A Day in the Life of a Tree, Til I Die, and Surf's Up, is maybe my favorite run in their whole discography. It's like descending into Brian's brain, laying there in that bed with him.
Three brilliant songs to be sure.
dont you like lookin at tomorrow??????
The harmonies at the end of Tree are beyond belief
I bought Surf's Up when it came out and listened to the fade of Tree to Surf's Up repeatedly, my greatest musical listening experience.
Til I Die is a song I like and appreciate, but sometimes I can’t listen to it- it’s too intense
Even if it is technically a compilation album, the Smile Sessions is without a doubt my favorite Beach Boys album and probably my favorite pop album period. It's such a travesty that it was scrapped. I always wonder how different pop music would have been if Brian Wilson didn't lose his mind in the process and Smile was released as the follow up to Pet Sounds.
Yeah it’s my favorite too and awful that it can’t be included. Remove those random Smile tracks from later albums and their quality drops.
same, I always say that it's my favorite as well. even unfinished, it is leagues above some of the other "masterpieces" of the time
If he just didn't take all those pills man
That would have changed everything. But well...destiny.
I've always thought that there's music and there's SMILE...it's something so creative and big that It surpass music itself...
This was fantastic. “I’m Bugged At My Ol’ Man” is such an odd track but hey, if Murray Wilson was my dad I’d stick it on the album too.
I personally believe that if Smile would've been completed it would today be considered on of the greatest albums ever released
Everyone knows that
The greatest. Hands down. No other band could dream of making Cabinessence, Surf's Up, Heroes and Villains
There is a version of it. It’s called Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE
It already is. It's called the Smile Sessions.
Yeah, and Sgt Peppers was originally going to be a double album and should have had Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane. There's a million things that could have been, but sadly never were.
I’ve been in a knife fight before defending Country Air, and I’ll happily do it again goddamit!
Please elaborate 😂
@@nicholasperl1484 1
Country Air is one of the better songs on Wild Honey I don't know what this man is smoking but apparently he's not smoking enough of it
Best B Boys quote ever!
It love it, it gives me chills
Beach Boys are my favorite group.
My favorite album is Surf's Up.
I love Surf’s Up, but I absolutely hate Student Demonstration Time. I feel like that song is just totally out of place with this record.
@@iamdylancheek Feet is more out of place.
@@spanoaustraliano Feet..? That’s not a song on the album and I don’t even think they have a song called Feet... unless you’re talking about Feel Flows and the “t” was a typo lol, but if that’s the case I gotta disagree! Feel Flows is my jam!! haha!
@@iamdylancheek Take a Load Off Your Feet I meant.
@@iamdylancheek feel flows is the gem which makes this my favorite album by The Beach Boys
Holland gang rise up!
That album is pretty great!
Bonus EP!!
One of my favs!
Love Holland
Love Holland
Ive never heard Love You described so perfectly. Its such a touching and funny record that you can tell came from Brian Wilsons heart. Fun fact: Ill Bet He's Nice is the only beach boys song where all 3 Wilson brothers share the lead vocals!
I’ve only recently started diving into their discography and I’m so glad because they’ve so many great records. My favourites are All Summer Long, Friends, Smiley Smile, Wild Honey, 20/20 (so underrated).
Love “I went to sleep” from 20/20
For me its Friends. On another note, you're actually the guy who made me consider listening to the beach boys with your pet sounds review. Before that everyone told me that they sucked. Glad I found out the truth.
Beatles/beach boys go hand and hand
Haha yep! You can't have one without the other.
@@FucklesTheEnchilada With an honorable mention to The Who! I see Sells Out just been rereleased. Check it out if you havent already.
@@41moose Actually, I think The Beach Boys and The Kinks are more analogous. The Beatles are far beyond both bands (and I love both bands).
Both did brilliant work and both did some real crap. Both provide a strong sense of place. Both had ambitions beyond their grasp.
Friends is such a lovely album. So inviting. I personally think Pet Sounds is overrated though. Maybe because I listened to it to death. I dunno lol.
Excellent analysis. There really is a lot more to the Beach Boys than just Pet Sounds and a few surfing songs. I wish more people would see that.
Their run of albums from Surfer Girl to Holland is just fantastic, and Love You, L.A (Light Album), and That's Why God Made The Radio aren't too shabby either.
I picked up "Sunflower" during the late 70s when I was trying to complete my collection. I put it on the turntable, and the music blew me away. I couldn't believe it was sitting in a $1.99 bucket. Best $1.99 I ever spent.
My Top 10:
1) Sunflower
2) Pet Sounds
3) Today
4) Surf's Up
5) Holland
6) Summer Days And Summer Nights
7) Love You
8) 20/20
0) Friends
10) Wild Honey
Sunflower is probably the most underrated album of all time. It’s Perfect 👌
I just listened to Sunflower all the way through for my first time. I’d skimmed through the album and All I Wanna Do is one of my favorite Beach Boys songs of all time, but damn! Sunflower is great and one of the few albums that I can sit all the way through without skipping a track.
I agree 100% about Sunflower. Tears In The Morning, Deirdre, Break On Through, All I Wanna Do, and Cool Cool Water are some of the best songs they ever put out.
Slip On Through: The Beach Boys song, because their harmonies are so smooth they slip right through into your heart.
Break On Through: The Doors song, because they break into your brain like a burglar and force your head to bob uncontrollably.
Both amazing songs, but different songs and bands.
Mona on Love You is a truly incredible song. I really wish it were longer than two minutes.
I love Mona almost as much as Brian likes Be My Baby!
I was new at work and my colleague introduced herself. Her name was Mona. And there it was again in my head for weeks. :D
A literal masterpiece
i love '''i wanna pick you up''
I think That's Why God Made the Radio deserves a spot on this list. All the surviving Beach Boys along with key sidemen made an album that is consistently enjoyable. There are lyrical nods to the early fun in the sun along with more mature subjects of aging, mortality, and loss. It's a beautiful album that I keep returning to and a fitting bookend to an unbelievable career and legacy. Give me a thumbs up and comment if you agree.
Underrated for sure. A few songs sound a little bland but there are some gems on this record.
I will check it out, cheers for the tip
I agree that it was a surprisingly good fresh effort in 2012. It doesn't make my top 10, but not far out. I rank That's Why God Made the Radio 12th, so still well into the top half, and for me higher than Love You, Smiley Smile, and Friends which made his top 10.
I think a more in depth review of Surfs Up would be really cool, like how The Wall was covered. A song by song review, a video about the making of the album and Carl taking leadership of the band, and something else like what was going on with Brian at that point
Definitely an album where every track has interesting things to say about them.
How was The Wall covered?
"I'm Bugged at My Old Man" is FANTASTIC if you take it for what it is!
The beach boys were a band full of potential held back by the american music industry, their manager (their father) and mike love.
If Brian Wilson was just left to do what he wanted to do they might have been able to reach the heights and popularity of the beatles.
But pet sounds is a perfect album and I am very happy for it being in my life, that album alone makes the beach boys one of the greats for me.
I think it was more brian wilsons fault than mike love but idk
Pet sounds alone rivals the Beatles best
@@the_bluespartan2730 mike love refused to let the band progress
@@the_bluespartan2730 mike love was the Og for “sticking with the formula” we have in the music industry today
@@Jackson-jd1um but he didn't stop it from doing so. The only thing he really changed on pet sounds was the lyrics to hang on to your ego. Brians drug abuse and other stuff is the reason smile wasn't finished
my favorite albums (and songs)
1. pet sounds (sloop john b)
2. friends (little bird)
3. surf's up (till' i die)
4. sunflower (all I wanna do)
5. wild honey (country air)
My top ten
1 pet sounds
2 today
3 summer days and summer nights
4 20 20.
5 sunflower
6 shut down volume 2
7 all summer long
8 concert
9 surfer girl
10 surfin safari
For me the Smile Sessions is not only the best Beach Boys album. Its the best album of all times. And you can choose your own version of it. Cant touch this.
My top 2 is
1.Close to the Edge by Yes
Beach Boys - The Smile Sessions
This is so cool, I've been waiting too long for this video to came out, Beach Boys are so great but so hard to find in good shape, thanks for this, love your work !
Just when I was getting back into the Beach Boys, here comes Vinyl Rewind to refuel the fire.
Synchronicity, baby!
Me too bro!
Same! Hahahah
"Till I Die" is enough to push the Surfs Up album to number 2, in my book. That track is such a beautiful insight into Brian's head.
I totally agree with you 100%!
For me the greatest Beach Boys song and one of the greatest songs ever written. They did a great job in adding it to the "Bed Montage" in Love and Mercy (my favorite part of the movie).
It's a tough one - Surf's Up is pretty inconsistent and throwaway up until you get to the last 3 songs, the 3 Brian Wilson songs. That suite of songs is so ridiculously profound and introspective and transcendental they kinda carry the rest of the album. Genuinely think Surf's Up is the greatest song ever recorded
Yep that song deserves a shout out. Not only in my BB top 5… I really believe it’s one of the greatest songs ever recorded. Hyperbole? Maybe, but it is a perfect song and it truly sticks to your soul
That was a coherent and smart list 👍🏻👍🏻
I'd go:
1. Smile
2. Pet Sounds
3. Surf's Up
4. Sunflower
5. Today
6. Love You
7. Friends
8. Wild Honey
9. 20/20
10. In Concert (1973)
1) pet sounds
2) smile sessions
3) today
4) Christmas album
5) all summer long
I think Brian Wilson’s “Smile” is addictive listening. The album is like a musical puzzle you can get lost in and the melodies stick in your head forever!
Epic as always
Sherry She Needs me was recorded in between the 15 Big Ones sessions and the Love You sessions. It was a rerecording of a song from the Summer Days sessions called Sandy. The song Sandy hasn't been officially released and only appears on the Unsurpassed Masters bootleg. Sadly, that version never got a lead vocal, but other then that it's pretty much done. As for Sherry, that was added to the Made in California box set with a new remix that adds the original backing vocals to the fade. Both Sandy and the original mix of Sherry She Needs Me can be found in amazing quality on CZcams. Remember, Sandy was first, Sherry was second.
P.s. Brian later recorded it as She Says She Needs Me for his album Imagination
This guy Beach Boys'.
got this notifications as i was finishing surf’s up. good timing
Fantastic video! Love You has been slowly becoming my favorite BB album, it's so unapologetically honest, and those farty late 70s Moog synth tones were an excellent choice for instrumentation on Brian's part
YES been waiting for another beach boys video
Great list and I would have All Summer Long in my top 10. Nice to see you've discovered the late 60's/early 70's albums when the band wasn't selling as much. Lots of great stuff there.
great video
I have to check these albums
Sunflower is my album. I absolutely love it.
I was literally searching youtube for a video on the top 10 beach boys albums bc Pet Sounds is my fave album ever but I haven't really checked their other albums out and then one of my favourite music youtubers drops the exact video, THANK YOU!!
Your videos are so relaxing dude, good vibrations
Oi! Don't you be dissing (honk honk) "Hockin' Down the Highway" Great track :)
Interesting fact: in the Endless Harmony documentary series Brian claims Love You to be his favourite Beach Boys album.
EDIT: What a great summing up of an under appreciated LP.
He still calls Love You his favorite album in recent interviews!
@@Agos226 I never knew that. Played it this afternoon and while it's no classic Love You still holds up as enjoyable listen, though IMO the audio mix seemed oddly hollow.
@@Agos226 I never knew that. Played it this afternoon and while it's no classic Love You still holds up as enjoyable listen, though IMO the audio mix seemed oddly hollow.
Wild Honey, Sunflower, Surf's Up, and Holland are all excellent albums that are too often forgotten. I think 20/20 and Friends are pretty damn good as well, though more uneven.
I can't believe I just found your channel! great stuff man, I love the decor and the vintage vibes. Great list, too - The Beach Boys Today! is such a fantastic album, plus, it contains a historical moment - Please Let Me Wonder, the first song written by Brian under psychedelic influence. It's so remarkable because up until that song, the album is slowly ramping up in harmony until it finally breaks free of the surfing sound in Please Let Me Wonder and a whole new landscape of slower and richer ballades is introduced.
You got my listening to The Beach Boys, and it takes a lot to sway me. Surfs up is my favorite so far
Here's my list!
10. Summer In Paradise
9. Summer In Paradise
8. Summer In Paradise
7. Summer In Paradise
6. Summer In Paradise
5. Summer In Paradise
4. Summer In Paradise
3. Summer In Paradise
2. Summer In Paradise
1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
This is ridiculous. Summer in Paradise is way better than Sgt. Pepper.
Based
SIP isn’t as bad as everyone’s it is
@@41moose
Oh, it's not as bad yes.
It's worse.
where is Ding Dang?
HELLO FELLOW MUSIC LOVERS
I was scared you weren't gonna put Sunflower in here, but what a great surprise it was to see it so highly ranked!
Man I was really hoping you’d include the smile sessions as an album in and of itself. But I understand why you didn’t, great list I, glad someone finally shed some light on their brilliant post pet sounds/SMiLE era albums.
If the beach boys replaced Student Demonstration Time with (Wouldn't it Be Nice To) Live Again (which was planned by dennis to be on the album) it would've been the perfect album for me.
People dislike Take a Load of Your Feet, but personally I think it compliments the album well unlike SDT.
I've never noticed student demonstration time being out of place. Me and my mates love it. It also helped me in my gcse exam because of the historical context
so glad you discovered all those great beach boys albums! the albums from wild honey to love you are all great (except 15 big ones), and almost completely forgotten compared to their early career. you know what also doesn't get the attention it deserves? the big 7 moody blues albums, from days of future passed to seventh sojourn are all bangers.
Very nice roundup of your top 10 beach boys albums
BB Loves You is a cracked synth pop masterpiece
Beach Boys Love You wasn’t even close to being Dennis’ last hurrah. LA Album (1979) would be considered that since Dennis’ songs from the Bamboo sessions were put on here since he pretty much gave up on that solo album for a variety of reasons. And that’s the last batch of songs Dennis would release before his death. Love You was mostly a Brian Wilson solo effort.
Strictly musically speaking, from around 1964 to 1974, The Beach Boys could almost do no wrong.
My personal top picks would be:
1. Sunflower
2. Friends
3. Pet Sounds
4. 20/20
5. Today
6. Surf's Up
7. Carl & The Passions
8. Summer Days (and Summer Nights)
9. Holland
10. Love You
@Jeff Celentano Finally someone who isn't afraid to commit blasphemy and rate Pet Sounds lower than #1 for a change. Well done Jeff!
Good list, Carl and the Passions is actually pretty underrated to be fair (as are most of the early '70s albums of their tenure).
good lsit, most people focus on theri 60s and early 70s period,,, i just listened to BB Loves You and its amazing,,,
@@johnnyguitar7921 Agreed man.
Good list, and thanks for giving Sun Flower the credit it deserves.
All summer long is one of my favorites, surprised that didn’t come on the list, but other than that great list!
Same man I think it’s the most beach boys, beach boys record. Little Honda, the title track, and I get around make it one of their best in my opinion.
Although extremely underrated, Holland should make the top 5 of any BB list.
I was just writing something about 1964 and was thinking about this. Get out of my head. Keep up the good work.
Great video!
I love this band and I think that 'their non hits are overlooked. The sad thing with albums like Surfs up and Sunflower are many of the songs left off due to "Beach Boys politics"! The two Dennis Wilson tracks not on Surfs up is a crime! They were always a band that could shoot itself in the foot at the drop of a hat!
Learned a lot. Now I'll have to pick up Sunflower and Friends. They sound like my cup o'tea! Btw, I'd love to see you do the same discography review thing for one of favorite 60's bands, The Monkees.
You did an enormous amount of excellent work here, obviously hundreds of hours.
I used to race home from 8th Grade, immediately put on 'I Get Around,' and play it over and over
Every fall I listen to 'We've Been Having Fun All Summer Long,' and I still really dig the tunes you mentioned, like 'Disney Girls,' 'Heroes and Villains,' and 'Surf's Up,' and others like 'When I Grow Up,' 'In My Room,' and the drag strip classics 'Shut Down,' and 'Little Deuce Coupe.' For a while in the 70s I lived in Hawthorne, a few blocks from the Beach Boys childhood home, and "Rhonda" was etched in the sidewalk near my place, so I've always had a feeling about that tune.
For the last few years I'd have to say my favorite Beach Boys song has become 'Darlin'.'
Thanks so much for doing this one--I've seen a number of your posts, but until now I'd missed this one, and it's a doozey..
Sunflower is phenominally underrated
MostlyLoveOfMusic According to Vinyl Rewind it is not underrated.
@@tdunph4250 what? lol he literally said he hadn't listened to it until recently xD
A L L I W A N N A D O
@@danielvalencia9218 you're damn right
YES! meant for you is such a gem.
You are spot-on about Sunflower. It really is THAT good.
Great video, Eric. Thanks for the mention of Sherry, She Needs Me - I wasn't aware of that nugget.
I can’t explain why, but The Beach Boys Love You is just my favorite album ever made. It is just so strange but also pure and sweet and completely sincere in a way that only Brian can be
Lovely Top Ten! (Love the Friends Album!)
I would love to see your 11-20 rankings. Holland to me is another underrated one that deserves a listen
Holland should have been around #2 or 3 in my opinion
Oh wow, I do NOT regret voting for this in the Patreon poll! I must say, though, I'm surprised you didn't include Holland - but kudos for giving That's Why God Made The Radio an honourable mention, that album was a very pleasant surprise.
Those last few songs on TWGMTR are G.O.A.T. material.
This is a great list and I'm so glad you love Sunflower so much, but I think Holland really should've been on the list.
I would rank them:
10: Summer Days
9: Smiley Smile
8: Love You
7: Wild Honey
6: Holland
5: Surf's Up
4: Friends
3: Today!
2: Sunflower
1: Pet Sounds
I've always dismissed most of their stuff, but after this I'll give a good listen to at least a few of their albums. Thanks for the recommendation.
AGAIN- (chronologically):: surfin safari, surfer girl, all summer long, today, summer days, pet sounds, smiley smile, wild honey, sunflower, surfs up, holland, love you. The dozen timeless classics.
I have to agree with your assessment of Summer Days, it's like Brian wrote California Girls which is a top tier song then rushed a bunch of filler material to release an album. That being said I really do like Let Him Run Wild
My favorite albums by Brian Wilson & The Beach Boys: 1 Pet Sounds Sessions - 2 Smiley Smile (Stereo) - 3 Surf´s Up - 4 Holland - 5 Sunflower - 6 20/20 - 7 Friends - 8 Carl & the passions. All these wonderful albums have saved my life from 1968 up til now.
I have listen to these albums almost every week. I thought The Beatles was my favorite. As I´m getting older, it´s The Beach Boys
that I listen to at the most. ❤
Beach Boys In Concert double album is also underrated
Great list! Today and Sunflower are a must on any list👍❤️👍
To me, 'Love You' is the true sequel to Pet Sounds.
Cool video! Holland would have made my list for sure, probably top 5
Finally the #1 band from the 60s!
Glad to see you had Carl & The Passions - So Tough in your honorable mentions, it’s an underrated album for sure, even for relative beach boys fans, i think it’s fantastic, and i might put it in the top 10 myself!
The Blondie/Ricky era is my favorite.
@@Jbones72 i just love it because it’s so different, like i’m sure you could play it for someone without them even having a clue it’s the beach boys
Elton John went out in the press declaring his love for the album when the criticis bombed it.
@@tablehetfield9508 I did that with a good friend of mine and you're totally right, he had no clue. :D
I’m trying to get into Beach Boys and this video helped me a lot!
Thank you
I just started listening the Beach Boys, and I didn't know what album listen to first.
Sunflower it is!
Your characterization of Beach Boys Love You was spot on, love that album.
I still don't understand how this channel doesn't have more subs despite having such quality uploads
The instrumental mix of Surf's Up's title track that's been doing the bootleg rounds since the 70's is a lovely. I would often put it on mellow mix tapes and folk would often compliment it.
Excellent video - I knew you had taste! 😉
Beach boys today is a perfect record. Don't understand complaining about the skit at the end. It's at the very end, after the conclusion. It doesn't interrupt the flow of the album. It's like complaining about a bonus track. Still, great video.
The Dennis Wilson rockers on sunflower are more of a let down to me than a skit. Those break the flow a bit. That said - still love sunflower.
There’s a great live double album, also can’t believe you didn’t list Holland as one of the best albums they ever did!! Some good solo albums by Brian Wilson too imo
Perhaps the Mount Vernon bonus EP dragged it's rating down?
Either way can't argue with his top 5.
@@desperatemohammedantheworl5833 I feel that the Good Vibrations summarised Mt Vernon and Fairway in the best possible way - czcams.com/video/41Ml5HHuNp8/video.html
I think you're talking about The Beach Boys In Concert from 1973... that's a great record. The tracklist sails really good between their discography up until that point...they can go from the softer Pet Sounds songs to rocking out on "Marcella"...I think that's their best live era
@@camilofalco4095 👍Yes
Hey there mate another great video, I'm enjoying what you do a lot. Apart from Pet Sounds and Surfs Up which I bought on CD sometime in the 90s, I never owned another Beach Boys album until fairly recently. I now have the Mexican version of Summer Days and Summer Nights which is actually called California Girls, and I love this record! So when you said a couple of clunkers, I'm thinking what the hell is he talking about!...however, I see the tracklisting on your bonafide US version has some songs I do not recognize on my version....no clunkers on mine at all, just 10 songs I think, all of them great. I also now have Holland, its ok I guess, and only last weekend Pet Sounds arrived in the mail, first time I've owned on vinyl and its been quite a thrill to lower the needle on that one these past days....and yesterday, 15 Big Ones arrived, its a reissue, but havent had a chance to listen to it yet. Im slightly disappointed its a) not in your top 10, and b) not even an honorable mention! Oh well. I'm especially looking forward to hearing Still of the Night. What did you think of 15 Big Ones? I have a definite tendency to become slightly obsessed with my favorite bands, but its always only temporary before I move onto the next one, and right now it is the BBs, so this list really will be useful for me to keep adding to my collection. Oh and I absolutely love Brian Wilson's first solo album as well. Cheers!
My list!
1. The Beach Boys Love You
2. Pet Sounds
3. Smiley Smile
4. Surf’s Up
5. Summer Days
6. Today!
7. Wild Honey
8. Friends
9. Sunflower
10. 20/20
I absolutely love the beach boys. Favourite band!!
I watched this and then listened to Sunflower. What an immaculate album! Better than pet sounds in my opinion.
Great Sounds
This was a nearly perfect video! I gotta say what keeps this from being a perfect video, in my opinion, is the ads. $$$$$
gotta make that money somehow man
Ooh, my all-time favorite band. The top one is my favorite album ever. I’m not gonna count SMiLE because it was never completed and released.
1. Pet Sounds
2. Sunflower
3. Today!
4. Wild Honey
5. Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)
6. Friends
7. Love You
8. Holland
9. 20/20
10. All Summer Long
Thanks for this video. I won a nice collection of Vinyl from a Beach Boys Facebook contest a number of years ago and found Smiley Smile, Wild Honey, MIA, La Album, and Carl and The Passions all at the same thrift store. I’m still needing Holland and now Sunflowers! I was really touched by Love You. We still sing “pat, pat, pat her on the butt” to our kids sometimes. I do have a soft spot for I’m Bugged at My Old Man but can’t stand Student Demonstration. I have the Good Vibrations best of The Beach Boys which is a great mixture of Pet Sounds onward. It might be my go to Beach Boys record. I have three pressings of Pet Sounds and my favorite is from a two in one Carl and the Passions combo record.
How didn't Surfer Girl didn't make it on here such a great album! 😞
There's no credence to this list without Surfer Girl😧 again this guy's not a real Beach Boys fan!!! He even admitted that he just listened to many of these albums surfer girl to me is a classic and maybe there best???✌
@Frederick Franchi I agree with the criticism of how he listened to some of the albums too briefly just before making the video. But, I am a "real" Beach Boys fan, have 33 of their albums (including Surfer Girl) on physical media and know their history well, and Surfer Girl doesn't make my top 10 either. I am aware that many fans have it in their top 10 or top 5, though. I think opinions on Surfer Girl in particular tend to be split on age. Fans born before 1960 (to pick a year) tend to really appreciate it more than those born after 1960.
@@TonyM132 well Tony I disagree surfer girl is one of their best it has hits and it has there great harmonies with those later albums just don't measure up🤔 It has definitely nothing to do with age!!!✌
Thank you!