Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys - SMiLE 3971 Edit (Fan Edit; ver. 1 & 2) [FLAC]
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SMiLE 3971 Edit (ver. 1&2)
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DescriptionBrian Wilson and The Beach Boys - SMiLE 3971 Edit (Fan Edit; ver. 1 & 2) [FLAC] Quote:This edit attempts to combine the 1967 (ish) and 2004 recordings of Brian Wilson's SMiLE into one complete piece. 1967 + 2004 = 3971. Do you like both the original Beach Boys SMiLE recordings and Brian's 2004 performance? Do you often find yourself, when listening to one of them, wishing you were listening to the other, just to hear a bit of music or lyric you're missing? The Beach Boys recordings have a quality that the 2004 performance can't touch. However, the 2004 album contains lyrics and music that don't exist in any 60s form, and shapes the SMiLE album into a surprisingly coherent whole. A professional release couldn't merge the two; that's musical sacrilege. But for the purposes of this edit, that's exactly what I've done - switch back and forth from 60s recordings to 2004 ones within the same track, so that nearly every piece of music or lyric you might want to hear is there. And it's nearly all in stereo! I tried something very unusual with the "Water" section - Recorded as I Love to Say Da Da, Cool Cool Water, and In Blue Hawaii. I extended this section to quite a length, deciding to use all three songs, plus the unrelated song "Little Pad" from the Smiley Smile album. So this is essentially In Blue Hawaii from the 2004 album, with sections of Cool Cool Water and Little Pad interspersed. If you think that's dumb, the extensions are their own track and can be removed to leave just In Blue Hawaii. Also, the bonus track "He Gives Speeches" is now combined with Smiley Smile's "She's Goin' Bald" as one track. Apart from that, all of the material is from the 2011 Smile sessions boxset or the 2004 Brian Wilson Smile album. However, I used other people's fanedits for many of the tracks. Soniclovenoize's stereo version of SMiLE was used for many of the 60s tracks, notably his version of Good Vibrations with the original lyrics. Bruiteur's versions of Barnyard and I'm in Great Shape were used, which cleans up the piano demos for a much clearer vocal - although Barnyard is the stereo take on that by another fan. I also used Bruiteur's "Wonderful," which marries the 60s vocal to the 2004 instruments. I believe I used adam78's mono edits in places as well. Not sure though, as I tried to avoid mono. "You're Welcome," "He Gives Speeches" and a few later Beach Boys tracks are thrown on as bonuses. Enjoy! Quote:This is almost the same as the other upload, except the ENTIRE album is now in stereo. This includes "Our Prayer / Gee" and all of "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow". You'll notice some other improved changes as well. This version does not feature the extended Water section, so now you have a choice to hear the album in the exact same format as the official releases! But for those who still miss it, and as per Tygerbug's wishes, I am keeping the previous upload up here as well. Thanks to Oliver Judd for the new edit! Enjoy! Trackers
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