Your Favorite Intro & Outro To Beach Boys Songs?

[phirnis]

More great outros:

Busy Doin' Nothin'
In the Still of the Night (always thought this was really powerful)
Fun Fun Fun on both In Concert and Knebworth is absolutely incredible

[adam78]

This answer came straight to me.

Intro: The little girl I once knew
Outro: In the Back of my Mind

[cablegeddon]

thank you rockandroll 

[Myk Luhv]

intro: Ding
outro: Dang

[Sound of Free]

Intros:

Be With Me - Best one-second intro ever, the drum beats before Denny's vocal (and the rest of the amazing track kick in)
Hushabye
The Warmth of The Sun


Outros

Surf's Up
God Only Knows

[shelter]

Intro: God Only Knows
Outro: God Only Knows

[Justin]

Gotta add "Celebrate The News" for great outros...

[dogear]

easy "California Girls" for both

[dmcguire70]

Favorite intro-     Good Vibrations-   The organ with its weird effect together with Carl's singing is intoxicating.
Favorite outro-    In The Back Of My Mind-   The descending chord progression at the end is a masterpiece in itself.

[Cliff1000uk]

Surprised I haven't seen this mentioned yet but I love the intro to I Get Around. One note, another note with Mike, the boys come in, falsetto wails over the top and the song's kicked off-all in under 7 seconds.
Most of my favourites have been mentioned, although I do like the beginning to She Knows me Too Well

In terms of outros, the Sessions boxset of GOK floors me everytime with the additonal vocals and IJWMFTT.

And of course All I Want To Do!

[pixletwin]

This. 

This answer came straight to me.

Intro: The little girl I once knew
Outro: In the Back of my Mind

[onkster]

Intro: The Little Girl I Once Knew
Outro: Surf's Up

[Disney Boy (1985)]

Intro: California Girls, Do You Like Worms, Do It Again and Never Learn Not To Love

Outro, in order:

1. Surf's Up
2. Celebrate The News
3. Funky Pretty
4. God Only Knows
5. A Day In The Life...
6. Til I Die
7. Baby Blue
8. Caroline No
9. Fun Fun Fun
10. Cabin Essence

[runnersdialzero]

The intro to "The Little Girl I Once Knew" makes me think of Pokemon (the game, not the show, dumbass). I enjoy it. In 1965, Brian visualized a portable game in which you collected monsters and trained them to battle against one another in the late 90s and wrote a partial soundtrack for it. Ahead of his time, indeed.