“Pet Sounds” is a concept album. It’s a State of the Mind address from Brian Wilson on where he was at that moment. The whimsical, free-wheeling bliss of young love in “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” and “You Still Believe In Me”, the pangs of young adulthood in “That’s Not Me”, “I Know There’s An Answer”, and “I Just Wasn’t Made For These Times”, the escapist flights of fancy in “Let’s Go Away For Awhile”, “God Only Knows”, and “Sloop John B”, the soul-crushing romanticism of “Don’t Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)”, “I’m Waiting For The Day”, and “Caroline No”. I love how the album ends with a train and Brian’s dogs, Banana and Louie, barking. To me, this unexpected ending to the album symbolizes Brian waking up from a dream. You can almost see it as a scene from a film. The protagonist’s awakening both literally and spiritually. It is a masterpiece of art and a sound painting that should be hanging on a wall in the Louvre.

Enjoyed your reaction to this album! Listen to "SMiLE Sessions" which would have followed this album in 1967 but was abandoned. It was assembled and released decades later in 2011 to high acclaim. By the way, B. Wilson is Brian Wilson, the one responsible for putting The Beach Boys together and the genius behind them. He was their main creative force, producer, songwriter, original group leader and vocalist.

McCartney called God Only Knows his favorite Beach Boys song and favorite song overall. Definitely in my top 100 all time.

The instrumental song Pet Sounds, was written by Brian Wilson to originally be used in a James Bond movie. But the movie Producers turned it down at the last minute.

The Beatles influencing Brian Wilson, and Brian Wilson influencing the Beatles, what an amazing time for music.

Still one of the ONLY songs that brings Paul McCartney to tears whenever he hears it. Can you get any greater praise than that????

"Good Vibrations" & "God Only Knows" were both innovative tunes at the time. Both have that enduring magical quality.

Fun fact: "I Know There's an Answer" was originally called "Hang On to Your Ego" and had slightly different lyrics that focused on criticizing people who abuse LSD, they were ultimately changed at the request of Mike Love to their current form in which it sends a message about finding meaning within oneself.

'God only knows' is one of the most beautiful love songs. I imagine this one encouraged Paul McCartney to go on in writing love songs. Pet songs always makes me feel like sitting under a starry sky in a mild summer night.

From an old man. You're one in million, kid. I didn't think people like you still existed. You hang in there, there are slivers of light in all this darkness. Thanks for all you've done. You get it.

Please, don't put any pressure on yourself on our account. We'll still be here whenever you're up to doing a reaction. The important thing is your own health: mental, physical, and emotional. You do whatever you need to do to put yourself in a good place. Be well, dear Crystal.

The chordal journey of God Only Knows is just insanely beautiful and a masterclass in using chord inversions to take you interesting places. There are a ton of things one could delve into, but my favorite moment is how Brian returned to the original verse key after the middle section. That middle section is the same chordal structure as the verse, but up a 4th. In the original key, the verse starts in D and winds up with the hook “God only knows what I’d be without you” over A. In the new key, it starts with G and winds up with the hook being sung in D, our original verse key; and in doing so, effortlessly flows back into the original verse. So it’s actually resolving the middle section, like normal, but it’s kind of being used as an uplifted opening to the final verse, which is how I always heard it, because he didn’t do a turn around bar afterwards to reset like he did in the rest of the song. Absolutely brilliant.

Crystal, you are not alone in feeling emotional listening to this album or any great album or piece of music. I can’t tell you how many times this album has made me cry tears of joy and pain. It never fails to hit me in the feels. It makes sense for music to move you whether you feel joy, pain, laughter, anger, etc. The worst experience is when you feel nothing. It reminds me of a quote from John Lennon when he said, “My role in society, or any artist's or poet's role, is to try and express what we all feel. Not to tell people how to feel. Not as a preacher, not as a leader, but as a reflection of us all.” That’s the connection we all have here, Crystal. It’s the bond you share with your father and I’m one who doesn’t believe in coincidence. I could be wrong, but I like to think those vibes which keep following you around is an angel looking out for you. It’s like that quote from the movie “Fools Rush In”: “the signs are everywhere”. Music is the best medicine for the soul and you have only just begun this musical journey which I guarantee you only gets better. Crystal, whenever you find yourself having a challenging day where it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders, close your eyes, take a deep breath, and know that you’re not alone and all of us here are here for you and with you. I am so happy you enjoyed this album and I encourage you to check out “Smile” next. It’s a very different album from this one, but very good.

I definitely recommend checking out other Beach Boys albums, like Today, Sunflower or the legendary SMiLE sessions (an unfinished follow up to Pet Sounds which was supposed to be Brian's magnum opus blowing out Pet Sounds out of the water, it was very ambitious project that got released after many years in 2011, considered by many to be Brian Wilson's best work despite being unfinished which says a lot about quality of the music). I'm sure you'll love them! Btw, you probably know this, but God Only Knows is Paul McCartney's favorite song.

A brilliant album. Carol Kaye was bass player for the Wrecking Crew. She played on hundreds of tunes you know.

THE BEACH BOYS: GOD ONLY KNOWS: When I hear the ending of this song I imagine first The Beach Boys are in a line like a conga dance and then on round stage slowly spinning them around. My favorite Beach Boys song! This is on the intro to a HBO show called: Big Love with Bill Paxton, Jeanne Triplehorn, Chloe Sevigny, and Ginnifer Goodwin!

"Pet Sounds" the instrumental track was originally recorded for the soundtrack of a James Bond movie, I recently learned (I can't remember which one). But it wasn't used.

On Brian Wilson’s 2000 Pet Sounds tour it was a surreal moment when that wacky bass harmonica solo was played, right alongside the banjo player standing there in a cowboy hat.

One of the very best LPs of all time, let alone 1966.

I'm happy music is helping you through this difficult time for you Crystal. We are all here for you too 😊

Strawberry Fields Forever is my favorite song of all time. God Only Knows is my second. Simply a beautiful classic.

The dogs suddenly at the end always reminds me of the chicken clucking that came out of nowhere on sgt pepper....mccartney said “god only knows” is his fave song of all time & that pet sounds is his fave album of all time, & said sgt pepper wouldnt exist without pet sounds

On the 50th anniversary tour, the departed Dennis and Carl were represented by videos onscreen. Carl's tenor was an essential element of the group's sound.

Hey Kiddo!!. Grandpa D. over here. On several occasions, I have tried to draw your attention to Electric Light Orchestra (E.L.O.), whose frontman, Jeff Lynne, a close friend of George Harrison and collaborator on many of his tracks and member, along with Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison in The Travelling Wilsbury. I call him: the Master of Layers. Special attention to "Concerto for a Rainy Day, the first side of the second record of the album "Out of the Blue", made up of four songs and whose ending, surely you've eventually heard, for is even being used as a movie theme. I can't wait to see your beautiful face transforming from joy and appreciation to the masterpiece that it is. You would make me so happy if you would dive through and react to it. Have a big kiss and hug, alongside my blessings. Duerme rico.

Also, obligatory comment: Caroline, No is criminally underrated.

Hi Crystal - thanks so much for your reaction to side 2 of Pet Sounds. Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys are so very important to me. I appreciate the fact that you "feel" music emotionally. Also just thinking of you, I know you are still having a very hard time about your Dad. Sending prayers your way. Music helps the healing. Especially the Beach Boys. Thanks 🙏🏼❤️

Fun fact: “Pet Sounds” the instrumental track had a working title of “James’s Theme” because it was partially inspired by James Bond.

Brian Wilson has said that the inspiration for "Caroline, No" was from his days in school. Back in the early part of elementary school, he was best friends with this girl who always hung out and played with Brian at recess. They both really liked each other. Then once they moved into middle/high school and puberty kicked in, she became this incredibly beautiful girl that was accepted into the good-looking well-off elite clique. Almost immediately, she stopped hanging around with Brian; because why hang around with this tall, lanky, awkward and incredibly shy dweeb from years before when you get into a clique with much cooler friends and an increased chance to date one of the better-looking guys in school? (Btw, to this day, 60-some years later, he's never revealed who that girl was so as to not hurt his wife's feelings.) The train at the end really threw me off when I heard the song for the first time. Fun Fact: The two dogs barking along with the train horn were Brian's two beagle dogs he and his first wife had that were called Banana and Louie.

I love your reactions and your full investment in music when you listen. I resonate. This is my favorite Beach Boys album, but my favorite Beach Boys SONG is "'TIl I Die" which I highly recommend. There are few songs which ache so existentially. One of their best vocal arrangements, and probably the best vocal engineering they ever had in the actual capture. Something magic happens with that song that's hard to describe.

Thank you for putting so much excellence into these videos. Perfect mixture of emotional and technical reaction. We all hope you’re doing ok and do know that thousands of people smile when we see you’ve posted a new video ❤️ I think of Pet Sounds as a concept album. The bookends of “Wouldn't it be nice if we could wake up in the morning when the day is new” and “Where did your long hair go. Where is the girl I used to know” with life experiences in between.

What a delight to hear your joyful response to this 1966 album! You are very perceptive and sensitive to the genius of Brian Wilson and what he was trying to convey through melody, instrumentation, tone colour, and lyrics. I was 12 when this came out but only in later years, when I bought the boxed set, did I realize what a musical milestone it represented. And a big shout out to The Wrecking Crew, who supplied the perfect instrumental support.

I enjoyed your Pet Sounds reaction ..your genuine enthusiasm, appreciation, honestly expressing how moved you were and your musical knowledge, how you were able to point out different things going on. It's great to see a young person appreciate this masterpiece and see a young musician discover it .. By the way, during You still believe in me, that unique delicate piano intro and I think other parts was Brian Wilson plucking the actual piano strings while the lyricist for the album(Tony Asher) held the keys down.. Brian had over 20 musicians in the studio, he wrote and arranged all the music, directed each of them, wrote all the harmony parts and directed the other beach boys and produced the album and he was about 23 .. some of the unique sounds on the album was different instruments playing the same notes to create a different sound .. If you get a chance, even just for yourself, have a listen to the Smile sessions, this was the unfinished masterpiece that was to follow Pet Sounds .. The music and the harmonies take you to another planet, to such a beautiful place, so unique, beautiful , sweet, dynamic and more .. I'm sure it will blow your mind and move you .. Brian always has the goal of expressing love in his music, something that sets the beach boys and his solo work apart, like a warm blanket around your soul .. By the way, I appreciate your authentic expression at the end of the video of what you've been going through, that takes courage :) you have a lovely singing voice too ,, peace

I really enjoyed your two posts on Pet Sounds. I think that having someone like you who understands this album, in other words, is nothing short of a victory for Brian. I thought he would be tremendously pleased to see these posts. I am one of those who are fascinated by this album, and unfortunately I have no musical background, but thanks to that I can listen to it for 30 years and still discover new things every time I listen to it. You have expressed exactly what I have felt for a long time and have been unable to put into words when listening to this music. I want to say thank you to you.

Concerning Pet Sounds, a great line in the movie Love And Mercy from Mike Love to Brian....”Even the happy songs are sad.”

God only knows i think paul McCartney said it the best song ever written in his opinion.

I have been listening to the BB for 50 years and your review of "I just wasnt made for these times", where you mentioned the disharmony or craziness of the dual voicings in the chorus. I know that this is one of Brian's personal moody songs (because this song is a Brian solo, all voices are his and he insisted on making it that way) that fits in with In My Room, Til I die and many, many others. It just hit me that this is about the time that he started hearing voices in his head, the bad voices, that would tell him that he wasn't good enough or that he would die, and that to overcome them he would just try to sing or write songs the best he could, but over a decade he succumbed to the voices in his head, only to reconcile and deal with them and recover. This song is ALL ABOUT BRIAN... I keep trying to find the people....

Another album by the beach boys that is amazing is Smile. Brian worked on this album from early 1966 to may 1967, when it got scrapped. (A downscaled version of the album was released as Smiley Smile). You can listen to the album (titled the smile sessions) on spotify. Anyway, this was a great video!

Good to see you back & reacting to great records! If there's ever an album to get emotional listening to, this is it. One of the great things about Pet Sounds is how Brian Wilson (with the help of his co-writer, Tony Asher) really opened up his heart and showed his vulnerability for all the world to see, while at the same time delivering a musical masterpiece. Also a nifty tidbit: There are four different lyrics being sung more or less simultaneously during the chorus of "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times,": “Sometimes I feel very sad” “Ain’t found the right thing I can put my heart and soul into” "Oh, ¿cuándo seré? Un día seré" ("When will I be? One day I will be") “The people I know don’t wanna be where I’m at” Take care of yourself!

Thank you Crystal you are helping us get through our days where you bring smiles and happiness to so many with your videos. Thank you for reaching deep inside and being brave to do the videos we, I appreciate you Crystal. Keep smiling and keep being YOU! Sending a truck load of positivity to get you through the day. Whatever is next? Queen, John Lennon, Led Zeppelin, more Beatles anthology I can’t wait. Take care Crystal

Your singing at 5:00 was so beautiful and angelic, like a Disney princess!

Crystal, at some point you HAVE to check out the Wrecking Crew documentary (about the session musicians who played on this and countless other great albums/songs -- especially from the 60s and 70s).

Love your reactions, full of passion, humour and insight. Keep it up!

Crystal. I’ve been a Beach Boys fan since I was n high school graduating in 1963. My albums are all gone. So I’ve spent a lot of time on KZfaq. Lately I’ve been going through reviews. I came across your reviews today. It is so refreshing to hear a review from someone that really understands music. Your review of God Only knows is right on target. It is my second favorite BB song. No 1 came a few months later and is part of the Smile collection. Good Vibrations will blow your mind. It was recorded in four different studios to take advantage of each studios unique sounds. God bless you. Keep up the good work.

Crystal, I appreciate how transparent you are about your struggles. I hope you have someone you can talk to through this time. Hang in there. Sending love your way. I'll be praying for you.

After 40 years of listening to this album and thousands of listens - listen to the album repeatedly as it gets better each listen. No album is close !

Crystal, Here is a list of Rolling Stones Magazine's top 10 Albums of all time (Pet Sounds was ranked number 2 best Album of all time) 1) The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band-1967 2) The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds - 1966 3) The Beatles - Revolver-1966 4) Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited-1965 5) The Beatles - Rubber Soul-1965 6) Marvin Gaye - What's Going On-1971 7) Rolling Stones* - Exile On Main St-1972 8) The Clash - London Calling-1980 9) Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde-1965 10) The Beatles - The Beatles

One of my top five songs of all time, Surfs Up and Holland are also worth a listen. Keep doing what you are doing I am enjoying this so much.

One of my all time favorite albums. I personally enjoy the stereo mix the best, but I'll go back and listen to the mono version from time to time as I think that was Wilsons main intention with it.

God only knows is Paul McCartneys favorite song

Paul McCartney said this was one of the greatest songs ever written and is one of his favorites.

I've been waiting for this!

I didn’t get into The Beach Boys until I was around 28yrs old. The first song that got me hooked to The Beach Boys was “Add some music to your day”; which initially I thought was a Beatles song. I then discovered “Pet Sounds”, “SMiLE” and a live version of California Girls on Johnny Carson that converted me into a die hard Beach Boys fan. I lost my Mother and Father at a fairly young age of 33 and listening to the Boys soothed me through that whole ordeal.

Crystal, please continue to take care of yourself. Unfortunately with age and experience comes some loss and regret that can rob us of our light when we least expect it. But whether you can make it on camera or not, I hope the music we all share will continue to bring you new light and inspiration. No matter how much we hurt, songs like God Only Knows or In My Life or (fill in your best) are always there for comfort and,as you put it, delicate joyfulness. (Totally stealing that phrase!l

I'm not usually fond of when people chop up the music and normally carry on my way. You; however, are a delight to watch/listen to. Your musical insight is fantastic, as well. Maybe you should check out a rock opera: Tommy, Quadrophenia, The Wall, etc.

Loving your reactions. As a Beach Boys/Brian Wilson fanatic since the early days, I MUST make some album recommendations: "Friends" - best with the lights low, just let the vibe wash over you; "Love You" - a masterpiece in a completely different way than Pet Sounds - just a few instruments and great songwriting "Sunflower" another masterpiece with the whole band producing; "Beach Boys Today!" the brilliant forerunner of Pet Sounds. There are more, but these will get you started.

Stay strong Crystal, we're here for support. Sending all our love to you. ❤

🐕 Although the two albums that came immediately after this one were "Smiley Smile" and "Wild Honey," I would recommend listening to the one that came after those two next. "Friends" covers similar lyrical territory, but the production style is pretty much the polar opposite of "Pet Sounds," with no echo at all on the instruments, and very little on the vocals, giving the LP an extremely cozy and intimate feel.

All the songs are great but here today I just love that song I guess it’s like picking a favorite kid you can’t really have a favorite song on this album

As you mentioned during I Just Wasn’t Made For These Times, there are conflicting lines being sung at the same time. If you listen closely, you can hear a third line being sung in Spanish underneath the two more prominent ones.

Shannon! Should of been here in 66. Very few people knew about this album. I listened to it exactly as Brian had meant. Alone, in my room with headphones hooked up to my phonograph. Pet Sounds became a place, away from teenage angst and loneliness. To get this "Place" this experience best it had to be Brian's way. 1970 it came out on cassette and became a portable companion and therapists for me. I felt I belonged to an exclusive club where "You either got it or you didn't. It was well into the late seventies that this work ripened and it was then as now considered the greatest pop album ever. It got me through my teenage years, young adulthood and as a middle aged and holding fan...pray it serves you as well as myself and millions of others.

The L.A. session musicians, The Wrecking Crew, did a great job as always.

There's probably a definitive greatest hits album of Everly Brothers songs. Great harmony singing and songs.

There is an instrumental track from the Pet Sounds sessions, Trombone Dixie that you might like. Has vibraphone on it and the most beautiful chiming guitar. Recorded in twenty minutes according to Brian Wilson. There’s also a band called Big Star from the early 70”s who only made three albums, didn’t have any commercial success but were very influential. And if you want to cheer yourself up in five minutes with some classic uplifting 90’s Italian style piano House you could do a lot worse than The Arms of Loren (Steinway mix) by E-Voke. Randomness ends.

i'm really impressed by your videos and interpretations always. thank you so much. i think you are amazing.

This is possibly one of the 10 greatest pop albums ever. Anyway, I just saw some of your analysis and want to say that you have an amazing and rare sensibility. I've never seen a person that understand a deep and difficult song as Interstellar Overdrive at first/second listening (neither me as a "nerd") as you did. You could enjoy music that is much more alien and that has a high emotional potential and artistic value. (Sorry for my english). I give you a few names that expanded my mind, also only for yourself (they are very impopular): The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (baroque folk). Faust I (krautrock/obscure collage/unknown), Rock Bottom (prog/unknown), Desertshore (gothic/folk), Music To Eat (psychedelic/idk), Fare Forward Voyagers (folk), Canaxis 5 (minimal/drone/world), Hosianna Mantra (folk/world/idk), Ascension by Glenn Branca (no-wave). Ciao!

Crystal, since I love your reactions so much I must ask you to take care of yourself first! You are so young and have so much to give to this world!! I would hate to think that my enjoyment of your videos in any way is causing you any stress or distress! Anytime you wish to post a video we will be here for you. Take care,

Check out Surfs Up by them too and Holland. Im enjoying hearing you listening to the beach boys and Beatles for the first time. I was born in 1958, but didn't really get into this great album until probably 1980

as always an incredible job - "Caroline No" has brought me to tears several times and still has the potential to and its been over fifty years since I first heard it; one note: B. Wilson is Brian Wilson, who is pretty much responsible for everything on this album (with the exception of "Sloop John B" which was Al Jardine's suggestion) Brian was going through some tough times mentally with this album and the album can trigger that within me sometimes... you are still going through a grieving process, let yourself heal as you do, no need to rush anything, we are all going to be here whenever you decide to post something -- one last thing I love the NUMERO QUATRO tunes

So sorry to hear that at times the production of these gems you give us can be so very hard for you. Do know that each of them is wonderful to experience. My God Crystal, you are so incredible at bringing out so much in these amazing musical works that explain why it is that we enjoy them the way we do. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

“God Only Knows“ is tied with “The Long and Winding Road“ as my number one(s) as my “desert island” song. Both are beautiful almost stream of consciousness songs whose lyrics mate perfectly with the music. Whilst I love Sir Paul McCartney and Brian Wilson, I have never wanted to kiss them. Ha ha ha. You on the other hand…😇😉🎸👨🏼‍⚕️🎸🎼🎵🎶 Keep doing what God leads you to do. May He bless you with peace and safety and health. Cheers.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎸👨🏼‍⚕️

Crystal. You get it all. I'm so happy for you to be this deep in understanding and also the Joy of Music.. You are a Ray of Sunshine. A very well connected Women. Do you study before you go on? You have a keen sense of understanding without knowing exactly all the truths of a certain song. You have a great ear as i do. So i can relate right off the bat. A young women. Describing her feelings of a song so in tune with your mind and Heart. I love you Channel. Breathe of fresh air. Im sorry of your loss of your Dad. Well as a stranger i can read people fairly well. And he has and will always have a wonderful daughter. Im proud for him to have a daughter whom can elevate after tragedy. Im proud of you ! Enjoy how you go about your program. Doesn't hurt to be adorable. Inside and out. Teach my friend teach and express how you feel just as you're doing. A fans delight of your show. Great job and God bless. Richie

I recommend you listen to the version of Caroline, No where the tape isn’t sped up. I find it more somber and heartbreaking. Also, with I Just Wasn’t Made For These Times, Brian is twisting the expression because he was saying he’s too advanced for his age and he wishes he lived in the future.

The opening and the wordless vocal part are the highlights of God Only Knows for me.

this is my favorite album and each time you've posted this my 2 favorite drivers have won races. (Feb 6th, and today ) so thx?

Thank you for Another great reaction! 🤗 God only knows is my favorite and I really appreciate how you so brilliantly reveal the elements of the song and the musical genius behind it. You express so accurately the feelings that the song inspires. I am sorry that you are subject to these periods of sadness. Please know that your reaction videos are much appreciated and I sincerely hope that this will give you comfort to continue your awesome work 🍀✨

The background vocals are actually sing in Spanish on I guess "I just wasn't Made for these Times" (they sing Un Dia sere and other phrases)

It just occurred to me when you talking about how cinematic Brian Wilson's arrangements were that they kind of reminded me of Ennio Morricone's spaghetti western scores, which also juxtaposed instruments from traditionally separated musical spheres--not just rock vs classical, but also folk instruments and some somewhat obscure background classical instruments brought into the foreground--just because the composer really liked how they sounded. Preliminary googling tells me that A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS wasn't released in the US until years later, so I guess it was like minds coming up with things simultaneously, ie, just something in the 60s water...

This is such an amazing, ground-breaking record, but for me "God Only Knows" is just head and shoulders above any other Beach Boys song (always excepting Good Vibrations). There is so much there, as you described so well! For mid 1966 Pet Sounds is ahead of its time, but of course only by a couple of years, as the amazing innovation of the late 1960s will explode into a whole 'nother musical world. And Pet Sounds stands at the threshold of that new world.

Petition for the SMILE SESSIONSSSS the last Brain Wilson breakthrough. Just dont listen to SMiLE it HAS to be the sessions

Watching your reaction to God Only Knows was soul stirring

Greetings Crystal. Sleigh bells and castanets were common in Brian Wilsons instrumentations. Already considered one of the greatest albums of all time, imagine if Capitol Records held out a mere 19 weeks for the inclusion of Brian's masterpiece Good Vibrations on Pet Sounds. It likely would have knocked Revolver off the top of the album charts and completely changed the Beach Boys historical trajectory. RNB

Based on your closing comments, I think that you need to hear Roger Hodgson's In The Eye Of The Storm album. Unique. Hopeful. Insightful. Soulful and full of pathos. Very relatable to your circumstances. And very colorful.

Have you seen the movie "Love Actually" which has this song in the soundtrack? L.A. is a Christmas time movie, and if you've seen it maybe that's where the sleigh bells and Christmas association popped up out of your subconscious.

God BLESS You Kiddo...Stay strong

22:00-23:00 Its ok to lose yourself a bit. Its a great way to grow and experience sides of life you haven't before. Just keep a hold on your core values in your mind and you should be able to recenter yourself admist the journey. I wish you strength in dealing with whatever hard times are making you cry these days. And I hope the music you're listening to is bringing you some joy and relief, or even carthasis. If this helps at all, know that your videos definitely brighten up my day as I think it does for many of the others here in the comments etc. So I hope you also take some joy from that. Stay strong. :)

they were sleighbells. you can find documentaries on the making of this.

I think I’ve been going through something similar, Theres just been a build up of so many bad things happening to me that i just haven’t been able to stop crying for the last few days and I’ve had to call a hotline just to talk about it. Im glad you liked the album tho, if you just need someone to listen to you all you have to do is reach out.

Today I needed a reminder of things that are good and beautiful in this world. Your video helped.

Thank You!!!

Nice analysis 👍. I am looking forward to your Doors' first listens 🎶

gran album! gran interpretacion de tus sentimientos en las canciones! muy buen video! 🇦🇷

Great reaction. Sending you good vibes!

Carl Wilson was the most beautiful voice in Beach Boys. His falsetto is so smooth and clear.

The title of course was because these are Brian’s favorite sounds. Hence- Pet Sounds. Great job👍

Excellent look at Pet Sounds, really enjoy your reviews!

3:41 nailed it. “Exists outside of time”perfect description. ♥️ And 6:09 you’re beautiful ♥️

PET SOUNDS IS/WAS A VERY BRAVE RECORD..........A FAR CRY FROM SURFIN USA.IT IS A QUANTUM LEAP TECHNICALLY FROM MOST OF THE POP MUSIC THAT PRECEDED IT, BEATLES EXCLUDED OF COURSE.....THE ALBUM IS FULL OF CONFESSIONAL STORYTELLING.MY FAVOURITE TRACK IS THE STUNNING DON'T TALK PUT YOUR HEAD ON MY SHOULDER.PET SOUNDS IS A MUST HAVE FOR EVERY CD OR RECORD COLLECTION..., LOVE TO YOU MY DEAR CRYSTAL.GARY SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.

One minor critisism I'd have about Pet Sounds that I like a lot: there's little too much sneybell (and maracas?) throughout. Really nice commentary by the way.

Thank you Crystal. I might add you have an amazing voice and I would to hear more of it. Have you considered singing for these videos? At the same time, I know that this is obviously a tough time for you so I get that too. Either way, thank you for doing this.

Take as much time as you need. We can wait!