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Beach Boys Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!) collage I made <3

that is one of the best albums EVER made guys PLEASE

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“[Carl] was so sweet and the most humble of persons I ever knew.” - Patt Prewitt, classmate at Hawthorne High School; Cougartown (1998) “How many out there remember Carl Wilson giving singing lessons while walking from class to class? I can still sing a little ditty he taught me! Anyone else ever get ‘private’ lessons?” - Sherry Rout, classmate at Hawthorne High School; Cougartown (2010) “John [Swallow, Ron’s younger brother] had a Beagle named CW, it was a gift to him from Carl Wilson.” - Kathleen Griffin, former student at Hawthorne High School; Cougartown (1999) “Carl Wilson and I used to walk home together from school, he loved my mother’s spaghetti & meatballs on Thursdays (traditional to have pasta on Sunday & Thursdays).” - Ron Mangini, classmate at Hawthorne High School; Cougartown (1999) “When [Carl] came to our house to hang out with my brother Mark (they met in 7th grade) I could sit on his lap and he would read to me out of one of my children’s books when I was about 5 or 6 and even made the animal noises that made me laugh.” - Kathy Michael, Facebook comment on Carnie Wilson’s post (August 2025) “I remember this conversation I had with Carl Wilson like it was yesterday. Carl was a sophomore in my P.E. class, and in those days it was a mortal sin not to dress for P.E. (a non strip). I could never get Carl to dress for my P.E. class. When, on those rare occasions, he did dress for class he would come out wearing his cowboy boots and carrying his guitar. During class he would sit on the bench and play his guitar, never taking part in any class activity. One day I decided to have a man to man talk with Carl, so I sat down beside Carl and told him he was probably going to fail P.E. Carl says to me ‘coach that’s okay, I really don’t like P.E.’ So I ask Carl what he wanted to do with his life. Carl’s response was, ‘coach all I want to do is learn how to play this guitar and join a band.’ My great bit of advice to him was, ‘Carl you are never going to make a living playing that g——d guitar. You would be smart to put that guitar in a closet some place, and go find a real job, Ten years from now I will probably see you up on Hawthorne Blvd. selling pencils or something.’ Boy, some advice. By the way, I did give him an ‘F’ in P.E. Coach Bunyard” - Cougartown

This man listens to weezer and gives girls STIs

The song's complexity and episodic structure (it was promoted as a "pocket symphony"), Brian Wilson was inspired by ESP, LSD, and the Righteous Brothers song "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'," and served as the bridge between the masterful Pet Sounds and the even more complex recording sessions for the original version of Smile.