>listen to this and Smile
>almost everything i've listened to since is slightly disappointing just because it pales in comparison
what do?
Listen to this and Smile
Thomas Gray
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Cooper Price
I went through a Future phase
Isaiah Wilson
Try animal collective, they are like an electronica Beach Boys
Daniel Hughes
Listen to Gershwin or something, Wilson loved him.
Ha-ha, no.
Hunter Diaz
This because it built on what pet sounds had established.
Ryder Cox
This, Animal Collective is actually able of curing this... you just have to start at the right album and I dont know which one to suggest... Probably "Strawberry Jam" though.... also the band "Women" might work too.
Christopher Rivera
>animal collective
>electronica
Oliver Torres
Its totally not electronica... I dont know why user said it but its still a good suggestion.
Henry Garcia
I thoguht that, then I listened to this
Nicholas Allen
Tages - Studio
The Fallen Angels - It's a Long Way Down
Scott Walker - Scott 3/Scott 4
Love - Forever Changes
Small Faces - Odgens Nut Gone Flake
Nirvana - All of Us/Story of Simon Simopath
The Freeborne - Peak Impressions
Jordan Lewis
There is plenty of other fucking excellent music out there, don't worry about it. You will find something else that speaks to you, guaranteed
Adrian Sullivan
Jellyfish
Noah Morris
oh, and The Four Seasons - Genuine Imitation Life Gazette
Jason Hernandez
Besides from Pet Sounds and Smile what are other Beach Boys albums worth my time?
Ayden Green
They definitely have a heavy Beach Boys influence, and Noah has a vocal resemblance to Brian, but I think the real connection between BB and AnCo are the open-hearted, childish, almost naive emotions both artists let out on full display in their music. And anyone who denies that AnCo is one of the most significant/influential and, dare I say, one of the best bands of the 2000s is simply being a contrarian.
Parker Richardson
Surfs up
Henry Flores
Sunflower, Wild Honey, Surf's Up, Love You, and Today!
Kevin Butler
Everything from Surfin' Safari to Love You.
Hunter Richardson
Surf's Up is so close to being a 9/10 if it wasn't for Student Demonstration Time.
Jonathan Harris
Everything from their early output (1965 and earlier) is worth listening to outside of their "cars" phase.
Kevin Davis
I just didn't know what to label it desu. What does it actually fall under? indie pop? lol.
Liam Fisher
I've heard them called neo-psychedelia, which is more fitting than electronica. Indie pop honestly wouldn't be too far from the truth either.
Christopher Ross
Sooooo fucking true. I hate that song. I only like the line The pen is mightier than the sword but no match for a gun.