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Endless Harmony: The Beach Boys Story (1998)

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Great documentary of the best rock band ever.
2 October 2002 | by (northridge, ca) – See all my reviews

This is a finely done documentary that examines the life of the greatest and more important band in the history of rock and roll--The Beach Boys. It is very interesting to watch the band's beginnings in 1961, when they transformed rock from doo-wop and teen idol balladry into driving surf-rock containing incredible harmonies. This documentary shows, in wonderously great detail, how Brian Wilson and the band matures rock and roll with terrific albums, especially their unequalled masterpiece Pet Sounds. A must see.


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