Brian Wilson, the iconic leader of the Beach Boys, passed away at 82, leaving a profound impact on music history. Born in 1942, he was a musical prodigy who co-founded the Beach Boys, initially named the Pendletones. Their rise began with the hit 'Surfin' in 1961 and was solidified by their sound in albums like 'Surfin' Safari.' The release of 'Pet Sounds' in 1966 marked a turning point in pop music, showcasing Wilson's innovative studio techniques and profound songwriting, with enduring tracks like 'Wouldn't It Be Nice' and 'God Only Knows.' His legacy is immense and celebrated globally.
"I wanted to write joyful music that made other people feel good," Wilson said at the Beach Boys' height of success, highlighting his artistic aspiration.
Wilson's influence on modern music was profound, with 'Pet Sounds' often cited as a groundbreaking album that reshaped how music was produced.
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