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Question	Answer	% Correct
Who was the bass guitarist and primary creative mastermind?	Brian Wilson	96%
Who was the drummer? (Died in 1983)	Dennis Wilson	95%
Who was the frontman and cousin to the above three?	Mike Love	95%
Who was the lead guitarist? (Died in 1998)	Carl Wilson	93%
What was the name of their landmark 1966 album?	Pet Sounds	93%
What number-one hit cost around $50,000 to make?	Good Vibrations	91%
Who was the rhythm guitarist? (Member in 1961-1962, 1963-1998, and 2012)	Al Jardine	84%
What was the name of their famous unreleased album from 1967?	Smile	84%
What notorious criminal was briefly associated with the above-named drummer and co-wrote one of their songs?	Charles Manson	80%
What was the name of their debut album?	Surfin' Safari	80%
What was the name of their fourth and final number-one hit that was featured in the movie "Cocktail"?	Kokomo	78%
What was their first number-one hit on Billboard?	I Get Around	66%
What was the name of the infamous therapist who took over the life of the above-mentioned bass guitarist?	Eugene Landy	60%
What European nation did the band record an album in in 1972?	Holland	60%
What was the name of their 1976 comeback album that referred to the band's age that year and the number of songs on the album?	15 Big Ones	57%
What was their 2012 reunion album called?	That's Why God Made the Radio	55%
Which future country star was briefly a touring replacement for the above-named bass guitarist?	Glen Campbell	48%
What was the name of the 1974 compliation album that restored the band's popularity but stereotyped them as a surf, car, and summertime fun band?	Endless Summer	43%
What was the 1967 music festival that the band failed to show up at, damaging their popularity?	Monterey Pop Festival	30%
What Secretary of the Interior (under Ronald Reagan) banned the group from the Fourth of July concert in Washington D.C. in 1983, claiming they attracted "the wrong element"?	James Watt	7%