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Quote from: Bicyclerider on May 21, 2009, 07:20:19 AM
Also the binaural (vocal one side, instruments the other) tracks
As I also just found out, binaural doesn't mean that, but a specific way of recording. These vocals-on-one-side, music-on-the-other are just different mixes. They've got nothing to do with binaural, which you can only enjoy hearing with headphones. Listening without them would destroy the whole effect and all would be just all over the place. It's quite an interesting thing.
If you'd like to know more about it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_recording
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Unless I'm mistaken, Lou Reed recorded some of his late 70s material using binaural techniques. I want to say Street Hassle and the Bells, maybe.
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I believe that "semantics are what I do" is correct, but I like "semantics is what I do" a lot better. Go with that one.
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Quote from: PongHit on May 21, 2009, 07:43:02 AM
Quote from: chris.metcalfe on May 21, 2009, 02:36:47 AM
What a bummer that She Knows Me in stereo is only on a US box set of singles!
Hit the iTunes store!
There are 2 versions of She Know me and When I Grow Up in the box set and ITunes does not identify the stero mix versions. Do you know the track numbers in iTunes of the stereo mixes? Thx.
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Quote from: blazer on May 24, 2009, 04:10:39 AM
There are 2 versions of She Know me and When I Grow Up in the box set and ITunes does not identify the stero mix versions. Do you know the track numbers in iTunes of the stereo mixes? Thx.
itunes has the collection set us as the individual discs are in the actual CD set - the two original mono 45 mixes followed by the alternate versions (which are original stereo versions, stereo remixes, backing tracks, etc). The stereo remixes of of WIGU and SKMTW are therefore tracks 3 and 4.
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Quote from: Rocker on May 23, 2009, 04:29:26 AM
Quote from: Bicyclerider on May 21, 2009, 07:20:19 AM
Also the binaural (vocal one side, instruments the other) tracks
As I also just found out, binaural doesn't mean that, but a specific way of recording. These vocals-on-one-side, music-on-the-other are just different mixes. They've got nothing to do with binaural, which you can only enjoy hearing with headphones. Listening without them would destroy the whole effect and all would be just all over the place. It's quite an interesting thing.
If you'd like to know more about it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_recording
Interesting. I believe the article states the recording industry inappropriately used the term for stereo recordings, particularly early stereo recordings, and that is the general usage of the term (although scientifically not correct) that I have become familiar with - stereo recording with two microphones, separate sounds on each channel with nothing in the middle. So vocals on one channel, instruments in the other would fit with the general recording usage of the term. What it leaves out is the acoustic changes created by the head/ear canal, and then the speaker crosstalk/leakage that requires headphones. Esquival made some interesting stereo recordings by having one channel be recorded in one studio, and the other channel simultaneously in another studio, to eliminate microphone leakage and completely separate the channels. I'd think this would also fit the general usage of the term binaural.
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Quote from: JeffRetro on May 24, 2009, 07:10:10 AM
Quote from: blazer on May 24, 2009, 04:10:39 AM
There are 2 versions of She Know me and When I Grow Up in the box set and ITunes does not identify the stero mix versions. Do you know the track numbers in iTunes of the stereo mixes? Thx.
itunes has the collection set us as the individual discs are in the actual CD set - the two original mono 45 mixes followed by the alternate versions (which are original stereo versions, stereo remixes, backing tracks, etc). The stereo remixes of of WIGU and SKMTW are therefore tracks 3 and 4.
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I HATE TO BE AN OLD STICK IN THE MUD WHEN IT COMES TO STEREO REMIXES ETC... BUT IT'S LIKE R U KIDDING ME WITH THE REAL BEACH BOYS LIST. THAT'S A BIT GUNG HO ISN'T IT. BUT IT'S STILL GOOD INFO TO HAVE I SUPPOSE. BUT STEREO DOESN'T BEAT THE MONO MIXES IN QUITE A FEW CASES. HERE'S A BRIEF LIST OF BB SONGS THAT SHOULD NEVER BE IN STEREO.
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I GET AROUND
AMUSEMENT PARKS USA
GIRL FROM NEW YORK CITY
YOU'RE SO GOOD TO ME
CALIFORNIA GIRLS
DARLIN
WILD HONEY
I DO(BB)
THE CASTELLS VERSION IS PERFECT AS IS AND THE WAY IT'S INTENDED TO BE IN MONO AND IT'S MY FAVE SONG OUTSIDE OF THE BB WOULDN'T IT BE NICE WHICH IS MY ALL-TIME FAVE.
DON'T GET ME WRONG SONGS LIKE KISS ME BABY/ PLEASE LET ME WONDER AND PET SOUNDS ARE GREAT IN STEREO. BUT THERE'S ONLY ONE SONG RIGHT NOW I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR IN TRUE STEREO AND THAT'S GOOD VIBES. IS THAT ONE AVAILABLE. ANYONE?
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May 25, 2009, 06:33:27 PM »
Hi all!
Thanks for all the input on this thread!
I was just really concerned about compiling a list of the more recent (commerical versions) stereo remixes from
EH, Warmth Of the Sun, Sounds of Summer, Summer Love Songs, Hawthorne
(and I'm throwing in a few tracks from the
PS
stereo remix album such as, WIBN, GOK and SJB)for a buddy of mine who's ill and now recovering at home. Something that I know will perk up his disposition and make him take notice. I know he's never been a fan of remixes that strip away the vocals presenting the song as a backing track. I want to make this as if it's a remixed "greatest hits" of sorts that would play as if it were a new release from Capitol. I know that would cheer him up!
Based on the latest
PS stereo album remix, Hawthorne, EH, Sounds of Summer, Warmth of the Sun, Summer Love Songs and the US Singles box,
I'm down to missing the below few that I can use help in acquiring for my friend who's sick and now recovering at home:
US Singles Collection box:
She Knows Me Too Well
When I Grow Up (To be a Man)
Little Saint Nick (Alternate mix with voices in stereo instead of instruments)
DVD-Audio DTS Surround Sound (5.1) issue of PET SOUNDS back in 2003, as a “Bonus” Track
Summer Means New Love (I have no way to extract this from a DVD-Audio disc)
If someone can help me out, please PM me--I would be greatfully appreciative!
Thanking in advance!
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Quote from: TOKENSURFER on May 25, 2009, 04:41:57 PM
I HATE TO BE AN OLD STICK IN THE MUD WHEN IT COMES TO STEREO REMIXES ETC... BUT IT'S LIKE R U KIDDING ME WITH THE REAL BEACH BOYS LIST. THAT'S A BIT GUNG HO ISN'T IT. BUT IT'S STILL GOOD INFO TO HAVE I SUPPOSE. BUT STEREO DOESN'T BEAT THE MONO MIXES IN QUITE A FEW CASES. HERE'S A BRIEF LIST OF BB SONGS THAT SHOULD NEVER BE IN STEREO.
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I GET AROUND
AMUSEMENT PARKS USA
GIRL FROM NEW YORK CITY
YOU'RE SO GOOD TO ME
CALIFORNIA GIRLS
DARLIN
WILD HONEY
I DO(BB)
THE CASTELLS VERSION IS PERFECT AS IS AND THE WAY IT'S INTENDED TO BE IN MONO AND IT'S MY FAVE SONG OUTSIDE OF THE BB WOULDN'T IT BE NICE WHICH IS MY ALL-TIME FAVE.
DON'T GET ME WRONG SONGS LIKE KISS ME BABY/ PLEASE LET ME WONDER AND PET SOUNDS ARE GREAT IN STEREO. BUT THERE'S ONLY ONE SONG RIGHT NOW I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR IN TRUE STEREO AND THAT'S GOOD VIBES. IS THAT ONE AVAILABLE. ANYONE?
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May 26, 2009, 06:29:49 AM »
The only stereo version of "Good Vibrations" that's available is the backing-track remix found on the GV single CD issued back in 2006. The final vocal track tapes are believed to have been destroyed making it impossible to do a full stereo remix of the track.
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Quote from: TOKENSURFER on May 25, 2009, 04:41:57 PM
I HATE TO BE AN OLD STICK IN THE MUD WHEN IT COMES TO STEREO REMIXES ETC... BUT IT'S LIKE R U KIDDING ME WITH THE REAL BEACH BOYS LIST. THAT'S A BIT GUNG HO ISN'T IT. BUT IT'S STILL GOOD INFO TO HAVE I SUPPOSE. BUT STEREO DOESN'T BEAT THE MONO MIXES IN QUITE A FEW CASES. HERE'S A BRIEF LIST OF BB SONGS THAT SHOULD NEVER BE IN STEREO.
409
I GET AROUND
AMUSEMENT PARKS USA
GIRL FROM NEW YORK CITY
YOU'RE SO GOOD TO ME
CALIFORNIA GIRLS
DARLIN
WILD HONEY
I DO(BB)
THE CASTELLS VERSION IS PERFECT AS IS AND THE WAY IT'S INTENDED TO BE IN MONO AND IT'S MY FAVE SONG OUTSIDE OF THE BB WOULDN'T IT BE NICE WHICH IS MY ALL-TIME FAVE.
DON'T GET ME WRONG SONGS LIKE KISS ME BABY/ PLEASE LET ME WONDER AND PET SOUNDS ARE GREAT IN STEREO. BUT THERE'S ONLY ONE SONG RIGHT NOW I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR IN TRUE STEREO AND THAT'S GOOD VIBES. IS THAT ONE AVAILABLE. ANYONE?
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Quote from: The Real Beach Boy on May 20, 2009, 09:47:01 PM
Lemme give y'all a rundown on stereo remixes.
Nice list---I think you missed "Land Ahoy" the outtake from SURFIN' SAFARI.
Or perhaps it doesn't qualify? It is a BONUS track on the SURFIN' SAFARI/SURFIN' USA Twofer---even though it originally came out on the RARITIES LP way back in the early 1980s.
Just thought I'd let ya know.
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Land Ahoy is mono. Always has been.
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Quote from: The Real Beach Boy on May 27, 2009, 08:05:55 PM
Land Ahoy is mono. Always has been.
Never has been. You'd better go back and listen. I just listened to both the SS/SUSA two-fer (2001 remaster) and the Japanese RARITIES CD (2nd, remastered version), and it's in crystal clear wide stereo on both (with the count-in on the RARITIES disc).
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Quote from: The Real Beach Boy on May 27, 2009, 08:05:55 PM
Land Ahoy is mono. Always has been.
It most definitely is not on my two-fer.
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Quote from: JeffRetro on May 27, 2009, 09:28:02 PM
Never has been. You'd better go back and listen. I just listened to both the SS/SUSA two-fer (2001 remaster) and the Japanese RARITIES CD (2nd, remastered version), and it's in crystal clear wide stereo on both (with the count-in on the RARITIES disc).
It's also in stereo (with count-in) on the original 1983 Rarities LP.
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Quote from: lupinofan on May 30, 2009, 04:43:50 AM
Quote from: JeffRetro on May 27, 2009, 09:28:02 PM
Never has been. You'd better go back and listen. I just listened to both the SS/SUSA two-fer (2001 remaster) and the Japanese RARITIES CD (2nd, remastered version), and it's in crystal clear wide stereo on both (with the count-in on the RARITIES disc).
It's also in stereo (with count-in) on the original 1983 Rarities LP.
Yeah, the Japanese RARITIES disc is actually a two-fer combining that original '83 album with a CD issue of the Japan-only 12-inch single of "The Beach Boys Medley." It's still the only way to get a bunch of those tracks on CD (well, a legit CD, anyway).
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Wow... with the recent stereo/mono album releases and the Made in California box, has anyone attempted a canonical list of stereo remixes?
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It's not complete (doesn't include
MiC
), and needs re-writing badly, but this gives you a broad overview:
Bellagio 10452 - mono/stereo
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Quote from: The Real Beach Boy on May 27, 2009, 08:05:55 PM
Land Ahoy is mono. Always has been.
Wrong.
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Lemme give y'all a rundown on stereo remixes.
Discounting Chuck Britz's somewhat "binaural" stereo mixes of several of the 1963-64 LPs...
Two points - one, in the BB world at least, "stereo remixes" means a modern stereo mix (from the original multitrack masters) of a track that had only ever previously appeared in mono (e.g. "California Girls" or the entire
Pet Sounds
album), not an alternate mix of something that already existed in stereo... and two, Chuck's mixes 1963/64 were most certainly NOT binaural to any degree whatsoever. Nor, in fact, were they true stereo mixes. Rather, he took the existing 3-track master, balanced the sound levels and added EQ and revberb, hence the hard left-center-hard right nature of the tracks.
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Quote from: The Real Beach Boy on May 20, 2009, 09:47:01 PM
Lemme give y'all a rundown on stereo remixes.
Discounting Chuck Britz's somewhat "binaural" stereo mixes of several of the 1963-64 LPs...
Two points - one, in the BB world at least, "stereo remixes" means a modern stereo mix (from the original multitrack masters) of a track that had only ever previously appeared in mono (e.g. "California Girls" or the entire
Pet Sounds
album), not an alternate mix of something that already existed in stereo... and two, Chuck's mixes 1963/64 were most certainly NOT binaural to any degree whatsoever. Nor, in fact, were they true stereo mixes. Rather, he took the existing 3-track master, balanced the sound levels and added EQ and revberb, hence the hard left-center-hard right nature of the tracks.
Given the technology of the day, I'd say Chuck Britz's early BBs stereo mixes definitely qualify as true stereo mixes for their time. Certainly no one mixes stereo hard left and hard right like that today, but back in the early days of stereo some people actually considered the ability to listen to certain instruments and/or vocals isolated in one channel or the other to add a positive element to the listening experience.
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