Monday, March 27, 2006
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4 Comments:
wow! forgot all about this album. thanks for the party album by the way. i have to admit i like the studio chatter stuff the best. i really enjoy listening to the creative process. i also like to hear these guys having a good time doing what they love. you read so much about the tragedies in their lives but you rarely get to experience the good times they had. thanks again!
Great, looking forward to it! My cd-r of it died awhile back and I've missed it ever since.
I really didn't know it could be possible to re-mix a Spector recording, but the experience was exciting.
Now I'm convinced, the stereo "Today" might be rather satisfying, too... ;)
Looking forward the chance to re-discover one of my all time favourite albums in all it's brilliance, and even more dimensions of it!
I also hope we'll be able to enjoy "Summer Days" as well in the not too distant future... :-)
Thanks so much for sharing, and please: Keep on rocking!!!
What sucks about the "Summer Days" box is some of the tapes were 8-track. SDASN was their first go-round with 8-track recording. Brian Wilson chose to record the backing tracks (at Western) which had 3 (later 4) track facilities. The 8-track material was recorded at Columbia which was one of the first 8-track facilities on the west coast. A quarter way though recording, all of the vocal's were done on 8-track as well as 2 tracks. The SDASN boxset is missing the 8-track tapes since the people who copied them did not have a 1" 8-track recorder at their disposal. Becausae of that, only the 3 and 4 track tapes were used for the box. -M.A.
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