This is the Twin Peaks he always wanted to make, and it's incredibly obvious to someone who's watched the original series 3 times over. Remember the final episode, what a mind-fuck that was? No arc, no catharsis, only spiraling nightmare. This is coming out the other side of that dark moment - and the trio of dark…

Skip? Did I miss something?

I'm alive and he's dead; ergo I win that argument, Chuck!

I like that your comment ended in an ellipsis.

I mean, I like Monster Movie tho.

One out of two ain't bad, I guess.

It's their classic rock album!

Beach Boys were never a rock band.

I don't think it's "straining" to prefer songs that end. I say this as someone who vastly prefers Pet Sounds.

Also, I'd almost count Hey Jude as well, but a few of the songs already appear on other albums. Guess that's where I draw the line? Arbitrary I suppose.

Wait are you one of those "my opinion is objective" guys?

"Real" album or not, MMT is a far better *album experience* than Sgt. Peppers. At this point, it's a canon album.

"rocking" isn't the only metric of success

"HOT TAKE"

Future Days > Tago Mago

"You're about as useless as an asshole,"
[points to elbow]
"Right here."

"She deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die. But then again… so does she." I think the movie is well aware that The Bride is a terrible person. It's kind of the ultimate point of her confrontation with Bill that he forgives and still loves her. "You're not a bad person. You're a terrific person. You're my…

Also: for a perfect Pet Sounds experience, rip the album to your computer and burn a new copy to CD without Sloop John B. which was slapped in there because the label thought it had no singles. The song doesn't belong and sounds like it.

Lucky. I had to unfollow my dad on facebook once he found political pages.

Why not compare Pet Sounds with a better Beatles album, like Magical Mystery Tour or even Revolver?