Vinyl Album - The Beach Boys - 20 / 20 - Capitol Star Line

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beach Boys
Title:	20 / 20
Label:	Capitol Star Line
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SKAO 133
Date:	10 Feb 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beach Boys	Do It Again	Brian Wilson, Mike Love	10.0 Rate
A2	The Beach Boys	I Can Hear Music	Jeff Barry	Rate
A3	The Beach Boys	Bluebirds Over The Mountain	Ersel Hickey	Rate
A4	The Beach Boys	Be With Me	Dennis Wilson	Rate
A5	The Beach Boys	All I Want To Do	Dennis Wilson	Rate
A6	The Beach Boys	The Nearest Faraway Place	Bruce Johnston	Rate
B1	The Beach Boys	Cotton Fields	Huddie Ledbetter	Rate
B2	The Beach Boys	I Went To Sleep	Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson	Rate
B3	The Beach Boys	Time To Get Alone	Brian Wilson	Rate
B4	The Beach Boys	Never Learn Not To Love	Dennis Wilson	Rate
B5	The Beach Boys	Our Prayer	Brian Wilson	Rate
B6	The Beach Boys	Cabinessence	Brian Wilson, Van Dyke Parks	Rate

Notes

Engineer: Steve Desper
Gatefold is a clever 20 / 20 song list / eye chart.

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The Doors - Topic 18th Dec 2019		Review With Brian Wilson frequently absent battling addiction and other chronic psychiatric issues, the rest of the group were left to cobble together their 20th release, partially from old scraps. The results are better than you might expect. The album concludes with two Smile sessions leftovers, the breathtaking a cappella “Our Prayer” and “Cabinessence,” as well as Dennis Wilson’s rework of the Charles Manson -penned song “Cease to Exist” (as “Never Learn Not to Love”). Highlights: “Do It Again,” “I Can Hear Music,” “Bluebirds over the Mountain,” “Be With Me,” “Never Learn Not to Love,” “Our Prayer,” and “Cabinessence.” 4 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



GEMSMFAN 10th Sep 2016		on the Ed Sullivan Show (New York City)



GEMSMFAN 10th Sep 2016		Probably from the promo film, "The Beach Boys in London"



Record Collector 21st Jun 2015		Features a alternative version of B1



TOKENHIPPIE 29th Jul 2014		I'll state the obvious but the regular issue was also released with a Capitol Rainbow label



TOKENHIPPIE 14th Jul 2014		Also there was a red teardrop sticker like the one on Spirit of America affixed to the shrinkwrap on some copies of 20/20. I recall seeing about forty 20/20s in this record store and maybe as many as 10 had the red stickers with the titles of the song. Once i read what was on there, i decided not to buy it, as i already had the 3 singles from the album. even though i lived in Canada at the time, the gatefold covers were manufactured in the USA not in Canada. The red stickers were also from the USA. the Capitol Record Club issues were released with a Rainbow and Lime green label Capitol # 80133. no gatefold issued just a regular cover.



TOKENHIPPIE 14th Jul 2014		I'll have to be more careful in how i word something. Two photo variations of the inside gatefold. Capitol record club issue does not have gatefold cover. it's a regular cover. Also i need your help telew in listing the beach boys discography. it's a monumental task.



Redpunk 14th Jul 2014		Apologies that was me I thought from your comment you had made an error and the second image was a replacement.



telew1947 14th Jul 2014		TOKENHIPPIE, I didn't remove it. But I'm happy to add the image again.



TOKENHIPPIE 14th Jul 2014		Why was the other photo removed with the disjointed brian and eyechart.. That was the first release. Capitol made a mistake and corrected later on subsequent issues. Please put that photo back up.



TOKENHIPPIE 13th Jul 2014		Brian;s body and eyechart were disjointed on the inside gatefold. i've uploaded the corrected photo.

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