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Artist:The Beach Boys
Title:Smiley Smile
Label:  Capitol
Country:USA
Catalogue:ST 8-2891
Date:1968
Format:LP
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Community: 2 Own, 1 Wants
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1The Beach BoysHeroes And VillainsBrian Wilson, Van Dyke ParksRate
A2The Beach BoysVegetablesBrian Wilson, Van Dyke ParksRate
A3The Beach BoysFall Breaks Back To Winter (W.Woodpecker Symphony)Brian WilsonRate
A4The Beach BoysShe's Goin' BaldWilson, Love, ParksRate
A5The Beach BoysLittle PadBrian WilsonRate
B1The Beach BoysGood VibrationsBrian Wilson, Mike LoveRate
B2The Beach BoysWith Me TonightBrian WilsonRate
B3The Beach BoysWind ChimesBrian WilsonRate
B4The Beach BoysGettin' HungryBrian Wilson, Mike LoveRate
B5The Beach BoysWonderfulBrian WilsonRate
B6The Beach BoysWhistle InBrian WilsonRate


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The Doors - Topic
18th Dec 2019
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Brian Wilson's work on Smile—the ambitious follow-up to Pet Sounds—had just been scrapped. (That legendary project has since been reconstructed, re-imagined and had its sessions extensively released and studied). Once Wilson came to grips with the fact that his masterwork wasn't coming together, he and The Beach Boys put together this truly weird and charming album at Wilson's home, where the equipment wasn't yet up to professional recording studio standards. The resulting set is low-key, even lo-fi in many spots. Smiley Smile disappointed fans and critics at the time, who were expecting a sort of answer record to The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's. It did include "Good Vibrations", which had been a single the previous year. That song was a stroke of genius: a brilliantly inspired moment where Wilson's avant-garde experiments matched his commercial instincts. "Heroes and Villains" turned out decently. "Vegetables" and "With Me Tonight" capture the intricacies Wilson and his brothers could turn out in their sleep. "Wind Chimes" and "Wonderful" take things down to a near-whisper. Smiley Smile now has a cult following.

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IamBgas
22nd Feb 2017
 There is at least one cover variation for this LP where the catalog number does not show in the upper right corner.
 


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Linked Releases

USA - Brother - 1967 [Mono]

Canada - Capitol - 1967 [Stereo]

Denmark - Capitol - 1967 [Stereo]

Germany - Capitol - 1967

UK - Capitol - 1967 [Stereo]

UK - Capitol - 1967 [Mono]

USA - Brother - 1967 [Stereo]

Australia - Music For Pleasure


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Capitol Records Discography: 2000 Series (1963-1968) - 457 Vinyl Albums - List by Mr. Blaze
Capitol Record Club - 132 Vinyl Albums - List by annaloog

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