A EXPLANATION

Well boys, I´m very pleased for your comments, but I have to explain some things. I´m not Mark Linnett ;). I´m just a music collector. And yes, if you have got the sources, you could make stereo mixes. In fact, I do it. Take a stereo instrumental track, a stereo vocal track, the mono mix, and... voilá, you´ve made a stereo mix...more or less. You must sync them, change equalization, correct speed, etc. A lot of work. But you need a lot of mixes and a lot of time. You could use Pro Tools or Audacity (it´s free). But I´m just an apprencite. So, I picked up the different stereo mixes, already done, from here and there. My sources are:

-Beach Boys. Rarities and Stereo, fron unknow publisher
-Beach Boys. Today and Summer Days (Stereo Mix), from Sea of Tunes
-Various Stereo Mixes from a great unknown producer-fan, that are circulating on the net.

So thanks, but I´m not the unknowk and magical producer. As I said, I just compiled the best stereo mixes I coul find.

And I said you should normalize the archives before burnig, because they come from different sources and the volume is also different. And some tracks are a bit distorted. You could normalize with Nero, when you´re going to burn, and you could change equalization and avoid some distortion with Audacity.

So boys, download Audacity, and make your own mixes, the way you want them.

And Let´s make it.