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"#BrianWilson was trying to do something so much bigger than that with his teenage symphonies to God," Lindsey Buckingham told @Rolling Stone in 2004. "In the process, he really rocked the boat and changed the world. When the #BeachBoys started, Brian was taking European sensibilities and infusing them into a Chuck Barry format. Those harmonies were based on the Four Freshmen, with a little church element added to it. He put all that on top of Chuck Berry rock & roll, and the result sounded so fresh. I remember hearing 'Surfin’ Safari' first when I was in sixth grade and the way that record jumped out of the radio. It had the beat, the sense of joy, that explosion rock & roll gave to a lot of us. But it also had this incredible lift, this amazing kind of chemical reaction that seemed to happen inside you when you heard the whole thing." From the April 15th, 2004 issue of Rolling Stone.

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