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« Reply #50 on: April 10, 2008, 01:37:11 AM »

Interesting.  Plenty of Stereo Remix gold there.  Particularly numbers 5, 8a, 9a, 12b, and 16a.  Please God.

But then the title 'single collection' is misleading. If I buy a single collection, I want the original singles and not alternate versions of those songs.  Grin
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« Reply #51 on: April 10, 2008, 01:55:54 AM »

Sounds like the same RCA/BMG did with Elvis a few years ago. Only that those singles were actually released as such and added some more no1 onto Elvis' UK-statistics (btw there was one bonus track each on the singles). The box that was released afterwards was also a success iirc. Hopefully the Beach Boys will also have succes. I think it's a very nice idea. It's kinda a new way to bring out a best-of  Grin
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« Reply #52 on: April 10, 2008, 07:46:54 AM »

Wasn't there a bootleg set of US singles quite recently, which amounted to 6CDs? Wonder if the "16" was a mistyping? I can't see Capitol EMI putting out a 6 CD set.


Found it... the sixth disc was a bunch of promo-only tracks and other slight oddities. (Excuse the formatting -  this is a crude tidy-up of a cut & paste).  The full line-up is on Bootlegzone.com and yes it does appear to be a fan compilation rathe than a silver disc boot.

Disc 6
1    Add Some Music To Your Day   (B. Wilson / M. Love / J. Knott) 3:37
 Promotional Single Version 
 The Beach Boys
(date unknown)

2.   Susie Cincinnatti   (Jardine) 3:02
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

3.   Tears In The Morning     (Johnston) 3:12
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys


4.   It's About Time   (Wilson/Burchman/Jardine/Wilson) 2:55
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

5.   You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone   (Wilson/Rieley) 3:27
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

6.   Cuddle Up   (D. Wilson / D. Dragon) 5:29
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

7.   Almost Summer   (B. Wilson / M. Love / A. Jardine) 2:31
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
Celebration

8.   Here Comes The Night   (B. Wilson / M. Love) 3:22
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

9.   Hold Me   (C. Wilson / M. Smith) 3:31
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
Carl Wilson

10.   Night Time   (B. Wilson) 3:07
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
Brian Wilson

11.   Somewhere Near Japan   (Phillips/Melcher/Love/Johnston) 4:13
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

12.   Problem Child   (T. Melcher) 3:44
Demotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

13.   Forever   (Wilson/Jakobson) 3:00
Demotional Single Version
1992
The Beach Boys (Wee Helper's guessing the Stamos version?)

14.   Forever   (Wilson/Jakobson) 3:06
Demotional Single Version
1992
The Beach Boys (likewise -  maybe a Euro-remix?)

15.   
Under The Boardwalk   (A. Resnick / K. Young / M. Love) 3:29
Demotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

16.   
Summer In Paradise   (Love/Melcher/Fall) 4:10
Demotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys

17.   
Summer In Paradise   (Love/Melcher/Fall) 4:29
Promotional Single Version
Concert (date unknown -  Wee Helper's guessin' the way-superior-to-the-album version recorded at, I think, Wembley, London)
The Beach Boys

18.   Don't Worry Baby   (Wilson/Christian) 3:22
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys With Lorrie Morgan

19.   Sloop John B   (Traditional - Arranged By B. Wilson) 3:42
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys With Collin Raye

20.   
The Warmth Of The Sun   (B.Wilson/M.Love) 3:15
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys With Willie Nelson

21.   Caroline, No   (Wilson/Asher) 3:15
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys With Timothy B. Smith

22.   Little Deuce Coupe   (Wilson/Christian) 2:51
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys With James House

23.   409   (Wilson/Love/Usher) 2:20
Promotional Single Version
(date unknown)
The Beach Boys With Junior Brown
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« Reply #53 on: April 10, 2008, 08:00:05 AM »

Who is the fool that keeps milking the Beach Boys back catalogue!!!

I wanna meet him and kick his ass

Uh, the board of directors at EMI?  You'd have you work cut out for you and also ruin any chance of any future Beach Boys releases.  Also, you'd go to jail!

Such vitriol, in some people, kicking people's asses for releasing records (that we don't have to buy) from a band we love.  I'd hate to see what you want to do to people that put out records by acts you don't like.

Hey, sorry I sounded a bit out of control, but it makes The Beach Boys look very cheap having all these comps being released, it also keeps taking focus of there actual albums.

Come on how many greatest hits do they have it has to be over 500 now, and have you seen some of the tracklisting on some of them, it's  just ridiculous
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« Reply #54 on: April 10, 2008, 10:14:58 AM »

One double CD 60s compilation to rule them all!:

Disc One:

Surfin'
Surfin' Safari
409
Surfin' USA
Shut Down
Surfer Girl
Little Deuce Coupe
Catch A Wave
In My Room
Be True To Your School [45]
Little Saint Nick [45]
The Warmth Of The Sun
Fun, Fun, Fun
Don't Worry Baby
I Get Around
Little Honda
Wendy
All Summer Long
When I Grow Up [To Be A Man]
Dance, Dance, Dance
Please Let Me Wonder
Kiss Me, Baby
Do You Wanna Dance?
Help Me, Rhonda
Let Him Run Wild
California Girls
Then I Kissed Her
You're So Good To Me
Girl Don't Tell Me
The Little Girl I Once Knew
Barbara-Ann [45 edit]
Sloop John B.
Caroline, No

Disc Two:

Wouldn't It Be Nice
You Still Believe In Me
God Only Knows
Here Today
Good Vibrations
Wonderful [Smile]
Cabinessence
Surf's Up
Heroes And Villains
Country Air
Wild Honey
Darlin'
Here Comes The Night
Let The Wind Blow
Little Bird
Meant For You
Friends
Wake The World
Busy Doin' Nothin'
Bluebirds Over The Moutain
Time To Get Alone
Do It Again
I Can Hear Music
Forever
All I Wanna Do
Break Away
Slip On Through
Cotton Fields
Tears In The Morning
This Whole World
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« Reply #55 on: April 10, 2008, 01:09:29 PM »

Interesting.  Plenty of Stereo Remix gold there.  Particularly numbers 5, 8a, 9a, 12b, and 16a.  Please God.

But then the title 'single collection' is misleading. If I buy a single collection, I want the original singles and not alternate versions of those songs.  Grin

Bonus tracks.  You get the original A and B sides, and then a few bonus tracks so each CD isn't only 5 minutes long.

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Hey, sorry I sounded a bit out of control, but it makes The Beach Boys look very cheap having all these comps being released, it also keeps taking focus of there actual albums.

Come on how many greatest hits do they have it has to be over 500 now, and have you seen some of the tracklisting on some of them, it's  just ridiculous

I still don't see how that would lead to violence, especially considering as I said before that nobody is making you buy them, or even go to the "B" section in the record store to look at them.  Between the Beach Boys never putting anything out and putting out Comps, I'll take the latter.  The comps will "win" new fans, weird fan-oriented releases won't.  And if some hits comp is able to draw even one person into the Beach Boys and they find the joy that I have from them...it's worth putting out a hits compilation every year, if just for the advertising.
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« Reply #56 on: April 10, 2008, 02:01:01 PM »

Now, if we could just get something like this, it would all be worth it.

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« Reply #57 on: April 11, 2008, 05:47:49 AM »

Bonus tracks.  You get the original A and B sides, and then a few bonus tracks so each CD isn't only 5 minutes long.

You mean sixteen 3-inch Mini CD's for each single incl. bonus track? That, of course, would be the ultimate singles on CD experience.
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« Reply #58 on: April 12, 2008, 02:39:07 AM »

The Beach Boys - U.S. Singles Collection - The Capitol Years 1962 - 1965

Release Date: 16 Jun 2008
Label: Capitol
Format: CD (six box set)
Volumes: 1
 
This item is due to be released on 16 Jun 2008.

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Collected together for the first time ever - all The Beach Boys U.S. Singles from 1962-1965. Comes in Limited Edition Deluxe box set packaging featuring 16 CDs faithfully reproducing the original vinyl singles. Each CD contains the original A & B sides in both mono and stereo. Eight are previously unreleased stereo/mono mixes. Includes 48 page hardcover picture book with 8 vellum pages wrapped in mock sand.• Packaged in a board-wrapped, telescoping box featuring a retro chrome appliance sticker, and a variety of textures including gloss & rubber coatings, inlaid wood veneer and a foil stamp.

TRACKS:

CD SINGLE 1
1. Surfin’ Safari - mono
2. 409 - mono
3. 409 (Live) mono / previously unreleased

CD SINGLE 2
1. Ten Little Indians - mono
2. County Fair - mono
3. Punchline - mono

CD SINGLE 3
1. Surfin’ USA - mono
2. Shut Down - mono
3. Surfin’ USA - stereo
4. Shut Down – stereo

CD SINGLE 4
1. Surfer Girl - mono
2. Little Deuce Coupe - mono
3. Surfer Girl - stereo
4. Little Deuce Coupe – stereo

CD SINGLE 5
1. Be True To Your School - mono
2. In My Room - mono
3. Be True To Your School - stereo
4. In My Room – stereo

CD SINGLE 6
1. Little Saint Nick - mono
2. The Lord’s Prayer - mono
3. Little Saint Nick - new stereo mix /previously unreleased
4. The Lord’s Prayer – stereo

CD SINGLE 7
1. Fun, Fun, Fun - mono
2. Why Do Fools Fall In Love? - mono single
3. Fun, Fun, Fun - stereo
4. Why Do Fools Fall In Love? – alternate mono single edit / previously unreleased


CD SINGLE 8
1. I Get Around - mono
2. Don’t Worry Baby - mono
3. I Get Around - stereo
4. Don’t Worry Baby – stereo

CD SINGLE 9
1. When I Grow Up To Be A Man - mono
2. She Knows Me Too Well - mono
3. When I Grow Up To Be A Man - new stereo mix / previously unreleased
4. She Knows Me Too Well - new stereo mix /previously unreleased

CD EP/SINGLE 10
1. Wendy - mono
2. Don’t Back Down - mono
3. Little Honda - mono
4. Hushabye - mono
5. Wendy - stereo
6. Don’t Back Down - stereo
7. Little Honda - stereo
8. Hushabye – stereo

CD SINGLE 11
1. Dance, Dance, Dance - mono
2. The Warmth Of The Sun - mono
3. Dance, Dance, Dance - stereo
4. The Warmth Of The Sun – stereo

CD SINGLE 12
1. The Man With All The Toys - mono
2. Blue Christmas - mono
3. The Man With All The Toys - stereo
4. Blue Christmas – stereo

CD SINGLE 13
1. Do You Wanna Dance? - mono
2. Please Let Me Wonder - mono
3. Do You Wanna Dance? - new stereo mix /previously unreleased
4. Please Let Me Wonder

CD SINGLE 14
1. Help Me, Rhonda - mono
2. Kiss Me, Baby - mono
3. Help Me, Rhonda - mono backing track
4. Kiss Me Baby – stereo

CD SINGLE 15
1. California Girls - mono
2. Let Him Run Wild - mono
3. California Girls - stereo
4. Let Him Run Wild – stereo

CD BONUS SINGLE
1. All Dressed Up For School – previously unreleased original mono mix
2. I’m So Young - previously unreleased original mono mix
3. Graduation Day - stereo
4. Help Me, Rhonda - alternate mono mix

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« Reply #59 on: April 12, 2008, 02:53:10 AM »

Can't help noticing that the stereo "IGA" isn't announced as either a new remix or previously unreleased. I'm thinking, maybe live ?

And btw it's not ALL the singles 1962-65. - not that I personally give a flying one, but "Barbara-*******-Ann" was released December 1965.  Grin

Oh, and the price in the Uk is £72.99.  Shocked
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« Reply #60 on: April 12, 2008, 03:15:11 AM »

That's great!



Quote from: AGD
... "Barbara-*******-Ann" ...


and "The Little Girl I Once Knew" of course. Perhaps on Vol. 2?
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« Reply #61 on: April 12, 2008, 04:04:09 AM »

Wow.  Guess I'd better start saving up now.

I'm breathlessly wondering about what IGA is, too.
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« Reply #62 on: April 12, 2008, 04:38:25 AM »

Wow....This sounds really nice, although the 'mock sand' might be a little wierd.
Why do they think we need "Punchline" again?
Yes, I know it wasn't Capitol, but wouldn't the "Surfin'"/"Luau" single had been a nice bonus?
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« Reply #63 on: April 12, 2008, 07:29:28 AM »

Can't help noticing that the stereo "IGA" isn't announced as either a new remix or previously unreleased. I'm thinking, maybe live ?

And btw it's not ALL the singles 1962-65. - not that I personally give a flying one, but "Barbara-*******-Ann" was released December 1965.  Grin

Oh, and the price in the Uk is £72.99.  Shocked

Both "I Get Around" and "Do You Wanna Dance" are the backing tracks........  The press release needs correcting. BTW where did this announcement come from?
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« Reply #64 on: April 12, 2008, 07:35:35 AM »

Is the second version of Please Let Me Wonder stereo?
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« Reply #65 on: April 12, 2008, 07:41:06 AM »

Is the second version of Please Let Me Wonder stereo?

It probably is since it was remixed in stereo for last year's WARMTH OF THE SUN collection.
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« Reply #66 on: April 12, 2008, 08:02:16 AM »

Can't help noticing that the stereo "IGA" isn't announced as either a new remix or previously unreleased. I'm thinking, maybe live ?

And btw it's not ALL the singles 1962-65. - not that I personally give a flying one, but "Barbara-*******-Ann" was released December 1965.  Grin

Oh, and the price in the Uk is £72.99.  Shocked

Both "I Get Around" and "Do You Wanna Dance" are the backing tracks........  The press release needs correcting. BTW where did this announcement come from?

Thanks Mark - I've seen a release from Spin records in the UK posted on another MB. Someone jumped the gun ?
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« Reply #67 on: April 12, 2008, 08:52:42 AM »

http://www.spincds.com/product.asp?id=9016084
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« Reply #68 on: April 12, 2008, 10:03:28 AM »

Seems like the Beach Boys will never stop eating their own. Once again they are showing no respect for Dennis Wilson. The release date is the day before POB's new release. Stupid MF's. Oh...right...its just a coincidence.
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« Reply #69 on: April 12, 2008, 10:10:26 AM »

Seems like the Beach Boys will never stop eating their own. Once again they are showing no respect for Dennis Wilson. The release date is the day before POB's new release. Stupid MF's. Oh...right...its just a coincidence.

Maybe it will get pushed back a month or two (as usually happens with BBs releases), while Dennis' package hits the streets on time.

I hope you all get the humor in that last part...
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« Reply #70 on: April 12, 2008, 10:13:43 AM »

...while Dennis' package hits the streets on time.

I hope you all get the humor in that last part...

No kidding. Maybe when planned, the BBs assumed POB would be out when it was originally--or even revised to be--scheduled for release, and their months-later comp could ride a wave of renewed interest.
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« Reply #71 on: April 12, 2008, 10:57:48 AM »

One more clarification/ correction......

Disc 5 cut #4- Be True.... is the mono version from the "Little Deuce Coupe" lp   

BTW the release date of the box has nothing to do with the POB release by Sony except perhaps that everyone wants to release B. Boys product in the summertime.....
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« Reply #72 on: April 12, 2008, 11:43:33 AM »

Mark, is the I Get Around track the same mix as appeared on the GV boxset, or did you tweak it at all?
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« Reply #73 on: April 12, 2008, 12:00:39 PM »

Seems like the Beach Boys will never stop eating their own. Once again they are showing no respect for Dennis Wilson. The release date is the day before POB's new release. Stupid MF's. Oh...right...its just a coincidence.

Jon, it IS a coincidence.  The Beach Boys and Brother Records have been very supportive of the POB reissue, jumping through hoops to find masters and clear various legal issues in order to facilitate this release... and I know this because I was doing a lot of the jumping.

You also have to consider the numerous delays for the release date of POB, which had nothing to do with the Beach Boys (but, to be fair, were about everyone involved wanting to make sure that the POB reissue was the absolute best it could be).

The ridiculous assertion that the Beach Boys are "again showing no respect for Dennis Wilson" serves no purpose other than to stir up old baggage and make it more difficult to do these kinds of projects in the future.

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« Reply #74 on: April 12, 2008, 12:21:14 PM »

Mark, is the I Get Around track the same mix as appeared on the GV boxset, or did you tweak it at all?

Same mix. There's nothing to tweak since it is just two track stereo....... Wish we had more (like the vocals) but it is still one of my alltime favorites. Simply amazing how the record was conceptualized with that backing track. Not at all what you would expect.
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