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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Good Vibrations on Discogs/5(31).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Vibrations' Greatest Hits on Discogs. Label: Direction - (S) ,Direction - • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: UK • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Soul5/5(1).

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3. Surf, Cycles and Super Guitar Crunch! The kids of loved 'em, and their first single for Cadence Records shot up the charts like a label owner's dream. This is the fantastic and fiery album that was supposed to have been released as a follow-up to one of the all-time great instrumental classics, the ultra-menacing "Rumble.".

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5. RONCO - GOOD VIBRATIONS - 20 ORIGINAL HITS. SLEEVE AND VINYL COVER GOOD CONDITION. MATRIX SIDE 1 RR A-2 JR / SIDE 2 RR B- 2 JR.

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6. Pre-moog work from Hugo Montenegro – but a set that's still pretty darn groovy! The Beach Boys reference in the title is very well put, as Hugo's using some cool harmony vocals for the record – a chorus that definitely takes some of its inspiration from Brian Wilson, singing here both with lyrics, and some wordless modes – not on every track, but used enough to give the.

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7. Song information for Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys on AllMusic. Song information for Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys on AllMusic Various Artists. Legends [DCC] MCA: The Hits Album: The 60s Album. Sony Music:

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8. While SMILEY SMILE is not The Beach Boys' best album by a long shot, this release is recommended because it's the only place to find the stereo "Good Vibrations." The new greatest-hits collections (Greatest Hits and Greatest Hits: 50 Big Ones) have the original mono mix. I would also recommended the aforementioned "two-fer" for WILD HONEY and /5(79).

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9. The “Good Vibrations (50 th Anniversary Edition) vinyl EP features the original 7” single version, an alternate studio take, an edit of the song with elements from various sessions, an instrumental, and a live version from a Honolulu rehearsal in August, that was originally intended for the lost album Lei’d in Hawaii, plus the single.

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