The Beach Boys - Surf's Up (1967 Promo Video)

[Markthompson123]

this is something else

[kaylapowpow]

I adore him so much.

[ilovelucyfan12]

How can you let this die, he may have gotten into drugs and such, but he still knew how to make music.I personally think it's wonderful.

[Jwebb893]

God Bless You Brian Wilson

[CostelloFan29]

Anyone else thinking Ben Folds Five?

[fromthesidelines]

This is from the documentary "Inside Pop: The Rock Revolution", originally telecast on April 25, 1967. Brian was filmed singing this at home in December 1966, while the "Smile" sessions were being produced.

[rollingforever999999]

this is one of those melodies that will stay in my subconscious forever, i know it will

[MrBubbazoo]

awful! let it die

[MrBubbazoo]

awful!

[voluntaryinnature]

forget the radio. it's over... SMILE

[MattHatter]

@voluntaryinnature Yeah you're right about that. Rolling Stone didn't even bother to put the release of this album on their front page. "SMiLE" is all we need. F**k the radio, My Space Music, Vevo, Rolling Stone, and every other media outlet that supposedly supports music.

[tgarbrecht100]

errrr are there any Brian fans still alive? can't let this stuff die

[MattHatter]

@tgarbrecht100 Die? Oh man it's gonna get stronger than EVER! We've got "SMiLE" coming out on Nov. 1st. I cannot wait! I'm planning on calling up all the local classic rock and oldies radio stations here in So Cal and say "YOU BETTER PLAY THIS ALBUM ON NOV. 1st!"

[MysticGizmos]

@tgarbrecht100 Dude, pretty much the entire "young generation" not only loves, but is inspired by the Beach Boys. Just check out genres like Chillwave, and Neo Psychedelia.

[Markthompson123]

@tgarbrecht100 im 20

[tgarbrecht100]

can't be bea