Brian Wilson, the legendary Beach Boys-Star, died!

Brian Wilson, the legendary Beach Boys-Star, died!

Hawthorne, Kalifornien, USA - Brian Wilson, the legendary head of the Beach Boys, died at the age of 82. This was announced by his family via social media, asking for privacy in the time of their grief. The exact circumstances of his death have not been published, but Wilson has suffered from dementia since February 2024. Even before his death it was known that the health challenges with which he was confronted had far -reaching effects on his life.

a musical heritage

Wilson produced over two dozen top 40 hits with the beach Boys and is considered a musical genius of his time. The band, consisting of Brian and his brothers Carl and Dennis, as well as their cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine, experienced great success in the 1960s and was one of the most successful American bands that competed with the Beatles. With innovative production methods, especially on the album "Pet Sounds", Wilson significantly expanded the sound of rock music.

Despite his contribution to music history, Wilson's life was shaped by personal crises and mental health problems. He experienced a nerve breakdown in the 1960s, which caused him to withdraw from touring and concentrated more on the studio work. The drug addiction, especially cocaine and LSD, led to weight problems and public struggles, which became a significant part of his life. In the 1970s, he was diagnosed with schizo -affective disorder, which continued to complicate his life.

life story and withdrawal

Brian Wilson was born on June 20, 1942 in Hawthorne, California. His father Murry, a songwriter, was a formative influence - but also a source of abuse during Wilson's childhood. After massive challenges in his private life, including a controversy around his therapist Dr. Eugene Landy, Wilson began making music again in the 1990s. His first solo album appeared in 1988, and in the following years he continued to actively performed until health problems in his last few years led to he had to cancel tour dates.

In his recent years, Wilson suffered from a neurocognitive disorder that affects his decision -making and his memory. In addition to the grief for the loss of his wife Melinda, who died in January 2024, Wilson's state of health was severely restricted. However, his music, especially the Evergreen "Good Vibrations", remains as an important inheritance that has reached the hearts of generations. Brian Wilson will be remembered as a music legend, whose creative vision and passion for music will remain unforgettable.