The Beach Boys will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their classic 1966 LP 'Pet Sounds' with an expanded collection boasting over 100 tracks.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. But that was then. Today, Pet Sounds is regarded not only as the equal of those records but ...

The Beach Boys: Making Pet Sounds will feature archival footage and studio outtakes as well as exclusive interviews with the album’s creators, Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine and Bruce ...

The Beach Boys' "Wouldn’t It Be Nice" and "Sloop John B," two of the three singles from Pet Sounds, charted incredibly well in the US, and "Sloop John B" also performed well in the UK.

The Beach Boys achieved pop perfection on their classic album 'Pet Sounds' and its ill-fated-but-eventually-completed followup 'Smile,' and though those are their only two 10/10 albums, they wrote ...

The Beach Boys' iconic album Pet Sounds profoundly impacted modern music and clearly proves they are better than The Beatles.

In 1966, the Beach Boys released Pet Sounds. This production was even called a “religious experience” by Brian Wilson, saying that he and Carl Wilson held prayer sessions, asking God to let ...

The Beach Boys released their album 'Pet Sounds,' with most songs arranged by Brian Wilson. Here's what we know about the 1966 release. Some know them for songs like “Help Me Ronda,” “Surfin ...

The approach to “Pet Sounds” for me was to celebrate the recording of it as an ensemble, and then to think of the Beach Boys being either a band together or a solo singer with backing vocals.

“Pet Sounds” was a bold departure from the formula that made the Beach Boys famous, to be sure. And Wilson’s bandmates — Mike Love in particular — are said to have reacted badly.

Fifty years ago, the Beach Boys released the milestone album Pet Sounds, a collection of groundbreaking songs that redefined what pop music could be. In the decades since, critics and fans have ...

This week a Disney+ documentary called, simply enough, “The Beach Boys” celebrates the group’s crowning achievement, the landmark “Pet Sounds” album on its 58th anniversary.