Beach Boys – 1960s.XX.XX – SMiLE – Stereo Reconstruction by PurpleChick – Studio 1CD A+

1: Our Prayer/Gee 2: Heroes And Villians 3: Roll Plymouth Rock
4: Barnyard 5: Old Master Painter/You Are My Sunshine
6: Cabin Essence 7: Wonderful 8: Song For Children
9: Child Is Father Of The Man 10: Surf’s Up
11: I’m In Great Shape/I Wanna Be Around/Workshop 12: Vega-Tables
13: On A Holiday 14: Wind Chimes 15: Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow
16: In Blue Hawaii 17: Good Vibrations

Very Unnecessary Bonus Tracks:
18: Vega-Tables (vocals only) 19: Our Prayer/Gee (mono)
20: Heroes And Villians (mono) 21: Roll Plymouth Rock (mono)
22: Child Is Father Of The Man (mono) 23: Surf’s Up (alternate)
24: I’m In Great Shape/I Wanna Be Around/Workshop (mono)
25: Vega-Tables (mono) 26: In Blue Hawaii (with mono sections)
27: Good Vibrations (stereo – original lyrics)

Brian Wilson’s 2004 arrangement of SMiLE as performed by the Beach Boys back in the day.
In glorious STEREO, just like it says on the cover. We decided to do it the way we
imagined which necessitated edits, manipulation, speed tempo and pitch correction, etc.
Despite killing all the sacred cows it sounds mighty fine to us.

There have been many, many other attempts at reconstructing SMiLE. This one is by far
the best I’ve heard. It all flows together beautifully, the arrangements and cuts are
probably as good as we’re going to get. Also, unlike any other version, it’s almost
completely in stereo. I think only “On A Holiday” is mostly mono, by necessity.
Good Vibrations really packs a punch.