In 1966, the Beach Boys released the album "Pet Sounds". On the advice of his father, Brian sped up the track "Caroline, No" to make the vocal sound younger. Murry later told "Rolling Stone" that he enjoyed the album and praised it as a "masterpiece of accomplishment for Brian", noting that it had become a ubiquitous influence on the music heard in product commercials. Dennis echoed that his father "used to go to pieces when he heard stuff like 'Caroline, No.'" Venet, who was not as effused with the album, told biographer Steven Gaines that he believed the record was Brian's attempt to "torment his father with songs his father couldn't relate to, and melody structures his father couldn't understand."