Vinyl Album - The Beach Boys - Little Deuce Coupe - Capitol

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beach Boys
Title:	Little Deuce Coupe
Label:	Capitol
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	ST-1998 / SM-1998
Date:	7 Oct 1963
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	22 Own, 5 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beach Boys	Little Deuce Coupe	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	9.0 Rate
A2	The Beach Boys	Ballad Of Ole' Betsy	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	Rate
A3	The Beach Boys	Be True To Your School	Brian Wilson	10.0 Rate
A4	The Beach Boys	Car Crazy Cutie	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	Rate
A5	The Beach Boys	Cherry, Cherry Coupe	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	Rate
A6	The Beach Boys	409	Brian Wilson, Gary Usher	8.0 Rate
B1	The Beach Boys	Shut Down	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	Rate
B2	The Beach Boys	Spirit Of America	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	Rate
B3	The Beach Boys	Our Car Club	Brian Wilson, Mike Love	Rate
B4	The Beach Boys	No-Go Showboat	Brian Wilson, Roger Christian	Rate
B5	The Beach Boys	A Young Man Is Gone	Bobby Troup	Rate
B6	The Beach Boys	Custom Machine	Brian Wilson	Rate

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chrisb 30th Mar 2024		Just thinking of the rate at which The Beach Boys had to produce records for Capitol in the early 60's, its amazing to realise this release came out only 3 weeks after the Surfer Girl album. I think it's 11 albums in 5 and a half 1/2 years, before Pet Sounds.



frankheussner 7th Dec 2022		Also confusing is having both High Fidelity and Full Dimensional Stereo on the front cover!



caseellerbroek SUBS 19th May 2018		Added labels from my copy of the album. Notice that my two sides don't have the same font or sizes. Unusual and confusing.



RecordDragon 15th Dec 2017



Bgray1 27th Aug 2017		Label set added for SM-1998.



RecordDragon 10th Aug 2017		LP reissued in an edited form on SN 16013



TOKENHIPPIE 27th Feb 2017		VERY GOOD BGAS I made the assumption that the lime green lbl existed because of the burnt orange not red label I own. now it's confirmed



IamBgas 19th Feb 2017		Note to Token, re 16th Jan 2014: Added the USA Lime Green version( very scarce it seems)



checkm8 3rd Mar 2016		Added label variant images.



TOKENHIPPIE 8th Oct 2015		SORRY Droid not my intention to be obtuse. my error anyway it should be 489266 cover litho in USA is typed sideways along side the Capitol dome logo. I'm a little late in responding but it states T 1998 instead of the St 1998 along the side of the Litho'd in USA



Record Collector 16th Mar 2015		I always wondered what would happen all beach boys releases be like outside of Canada and the usa we would give them the same treatment in reverse how America issued beatles albums in their territory now that be something to see



Neil Forbes 16th Mar 2015		Hi, Droid. On school reunions, they do occasionally happen but it's not really the done thing in Australia(and no, I've never been to one myself). As for the hype and bullshit, I was referring to this habit of using terms like Freshman(first year student) and Sophomore(second year student). These clearly are pretentious bullshit terms, at least they are to Aussie ears! We simply called ourselves first year, or second year students!



TheDroid 🍰 15th Mar 2015		Neil, thanks for your attempt! I understood about the single version comment regarding Be True To Your School but got lost on his "Missing tracks A4 and B6" portion?? As for the "Litho'd" commentary, I couldn't find any reference to a 39266 in any of the images. What is the point in making an indecipherable comment for the rest of us!? And I cracked up regarding your opinion on school. Do you not have school reunions to get together with old mates and catch up? Never thought of our schools and as "hype and bullshit", but what the heck, I may have to reconsider (LOL).



Neil Forbes 15th Mar 2015		I think I might be able to decipher the comments here, Droid! The 39266(assuming the catalogue number is a special series - guess) Stereo LP cover has the words Litho'd(meaning Lithographed, a method of printing) along the side(of the cover), just below the "Dome" in the Capitol trademark. That's as best as I can decipher Tokenhippie's comment, and for Record Dragon's comment(almost a year ago), He was referring to the track "Be True To Your School"(sentiments I, as an Australian, consider ridiculous) as being an album version with extra sound effects(cheerleaders) added to the mix. I regard the sentiments as ridiculous as school was somewhere you had to be from the age of 5 to at least 15, by law. for that reason we in Australia never held our schools, primary or secondary, in any kind of esteem. We didn't go in for all the American hype and bullshit.



TheDroid 🍰 15th Mar 2015		Man! I need a translator for these. What the heck does comment #1 (39266 Stereo...) and the most recent (Track A3...) mean?



RecordDragon 3rd May 2014		Track A3 is not the single version with the cheerleaders. I have the abridged green label reissue in stereo. Missing tracks A4 and B6.



TOKENHIPPIE 16th Jan 2014		BURNT ORANGE PURPLE C IS NOT A REISSUE but an original USA pressing of ST 1998 . and indeed very rare. Which would mean that a lime green purple C should exist.



TOKENHIPPIE 15th Jan 2014		39266 STEREO CVR HAS LITHO'D IN US ALONG THE SIDE JUST BELOW THE CAP DOME