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The Beach Boys – SMiLE
(soniclovenoize Stereo BWPS 2004 mix)
Sept 2013 UPGRADE
Suite 1:
1. Our Prayer/Gee
ii. Heroes and Villains
iii. Practice You Like Worms?
4. Barnyard
v. The Former Master Painter/You Are My Sunshine
6. Motel Essence
Suite Two:
7. Wonderful
viii. Expect
ix. Child Is Begetter of The Man
10. Surf's Up
Suite Three:
11. I'chiliad In Great Shape/I Wanna Be Around/Workshop
12. Vege-Tables
13. Holiday
14. Wind Chimes
15. Mrs. O'Leary'south Cow
16. I Love To Say Dada
17. Good Vibrations
This is an UPGRADE to my 'Stereo BWPS 2004' mix of The Beach Boys SMiLE album. It is constructed to follow, every bit closely as possible, the sequence devised by Brian Wilson and Darian Sahanaja for the 2004 anthology Brian Wilson Presents Smiling (which is a bit different than the version presented on disc i of The Smile Sessions boxset). My mix is too completely in stereo, as opposed to the mono-only version from the boxset. So, if you think that the blueprint of SMiLE found on Brian Wilson Presents Grinning is the manner SMiLE should be, this mix is for you! Or if you really wanted SMiLE to be all in stereo, then this mix is for you! Also, absolutely no fly-ins from the 2004 Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE were used. In my opinion, I believe that to exist anachronistic and opposite to the projection itself. It would exist like drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa! I would rather take an instrumental track than a combination of 1967 and 2004 recordings. Also note mono mixes from The SMiLE Sessions were excluded in my synchs if it was obvious that the makers had also flown-in unnecessary pitch-corrected $.25.
The upgrades in this Sept 2013 edition are:
- The true stereo 1967 mix of "Our Prayer" from the Made in California boxset (equally opposed to my synch of the mono 1967 version with the stereo 1969 version)
- New edit of "Heroes and Villains" to follow closer to the actual BWPS mix
- My own upgraded stereo mix of "Onetime Primary Painter" with a more than accurate synch of the backing and vocal tracks
- A completely new stereo remix of "Motel Essence" sources from recreated mutlitracks.
- My ain upgraded true stereo mix of "Wonderful" instead of my previous 'duophonic' mix.
- New edit of "Look" to follow closer to the actual BWPS mix
- New edit of "Vege-Tables" to follow closer to the actual BWPS mix, sourced from the Made in California mix, equally opposed grade a vinyl rip of The SMiLE Sessions LP.
- Upgraded stereo mix of "Current of air Chimes" from the Made in California boxset, as opposed course a vinyl rip of The SMiLE Sessions LP.
- Remixed "Expert Vibrations" to make the song track a bit louder.
Quondam in late 2003, Brian Wilson, with the help of his musical director Darian Sahanaja, decided to top his grandiose Pet Sounds with the only logical topper: a Smiling Tour. In doing so, it forced Wilson to revisit a troubled time in his life: troubles that would inevitably overshadow and nearly defeat the genius music he originally created in 1967, forcing the unreleased Grin album into the vaults for over 40 years. Sahanaja and Wilson plowed through the mastertapes and created a 45-minute prepare composed of three suites, organizing most all of the finished (and unfinished) SMiLE-era tracks into three concepts: Americana, Babyhood & Adulthood and The Elements. New lyrics were written for the unfinished songs with the help of original lyricist Van Dyke Parks, and Sahanaja composed original instrumental link-tracks to further unify the songs into a cohesive whole. The fix was so successful, a studio album was recorded in 2004 and Smile was finally finished. But the sound of a 60-year-old Brian Wilson with the backing harmonies of The Wondermints performing a facsimile of the cutting-edge magic that made the original records so unique left many fans dreaming of the original 1967 Beach Boys tapes in this finalized configuration. Just with the abundance of source material found on 2011 boxset The Smile Sessions simply waiting to exist re-edited and remixed, this SMiLE mix accomplishes just that!
Suite i—a collection of songs about Western Expansionism, The Old West and farming—begins with the newly-released true stereo mix of "Our Prayer" found on Made in California. It is followed by a series of clever edits of "Heroes and Villains sections" and the stereo mix of "Heroes and Villains" from The Smile Sessions boxset. Next is my own unique stereo mix of "Do You lot Similar Worms?", with the vocal tracks synched up to the stereo backing tracks. Too note the slow panning of the 'Bicycle Rider Theme' from right to left, symbolizing the pioneer's journey from the East to the West (what the piece originally represented to Brian). A stereo mix of "Undiscriminating" is created when the mono mix with vocals is panned at 9 o'clock and synched to the mono instrumental mix (with a different arrangement of animal noises!) panned at 5 o'clock, segueing straight into my newly-upgraded stereo mix of "Quondam Principal Painter/You Are My Sunshine". Here we have the stereo bankroll track in which the cellos (panned hard right) are literally replaced past the mono mix when the vocals come in, to retain both the stereo moving picture and the vocals. The suite is concluded with the my brand new stereo remix of "Cabin Essence", mixed from recreated multitracks; it is a synch of the reconstructed stereo backing tracks and backing vocals course TSS box, and the isolated lead vocals from the album version constitute on the Good Vibrations box (extracted via a simple Middle Channel Elimination technique). Because this new mix has the lead vocals panned to the eye and the instrumentation panned hard right and left (as opposed to the opposite found on the 20/20 anthology version), we are allowed more atmosphere and are able to capeesh the track as a whole, rather than subjected to a reverby, muddy mess. Although nosotros lose Mike Love's scat vocals in the second chorus, it is an even merchandise-off to have a crystal clear new stereo mix of "Cabin Essence".
Suite two—a collection of songs which represent the life cycle of childhood to fatherhood—begins with my own brand new stereo mix of "Wonderful", replacing my poorly-conceived duophonic mix from my previous Smiling 2004 mix version. Here we simply take the total mono mix panned at 1 o'clock with the isolated bankroll vocals synched and panned at seven o'clock, creating a true stereo mix of the song without the need of changing EQ or adding reverb. Next a new edit of "Expect" which does follow the BWPS version more closely, only which does non feature fly-in overdubs from other sources. Post-obit is my ain stereo mix of "Kid Is Father of The Human being", in which the mono track with vocals is synched to the stereo backing track, thus creating a full stereo movie. The construction of the vocal was re-edited from The SMiLE Sessions boxset to lucifer the structure found on Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE. It concludes with the otherwise unused middle-eight instrumental piece equally a replacement for Darian Sahanaja'south original instrumentation which plainly did not exist in 1967. The suite concludes with the stereo mix of "Surf's Up" institute on The Grin Sessions double-LP.
The final suite—a collection of all the supposedly 'Elemental' songs—begins with the isolated pianoforte track from the 'Cantina' department of "Heroes and Villains", over again approximating the original instrumental introduction to "I'thousand In Keen Shape" composed by Sahanaja, modeled later on the 'Cantina' section anyways. Information technology glides into my own stereo mix of "I'm in Great Shape" which features the piano & vocal demo synched to the stereo instrumental bankroll track. "I Wanna Exist Effectually/Workshop" follows with the isolated 'workshop' sound effects slowly panning from left to correct, so that upon its conclusion the workshop sounds morph into the percussion of "Vege-Tables". This is a newly-made re-edit of the stereo mix of "Vege-Tables" found on Fabricated in California, now matching nigh precisely the structure and length of the BWPS version. "Vacation" is presented as a stereo instrumental from TSS tracking sessions, as I chose to exit the song as it was in 1967 without anachronistic fly-ins, followed by the Made in California stereo mix of "Wind Chimes". My ain stereo edits of the "Heroes and Villains intro" and "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow" create a complete 'Fire' Chemical element; the "Water Dirge" from the bootleg Unsurpassed Masters Volume 17 is segued into the stereo instrumental track of "I Dear To Say Dada" to create a consummate 'Water' Element. Annotation that I chose to exclude a synch of the vocals (or fly them in from elsewhere) because it muddied the mix; as was the case in "Holiday" and "Look", I choose to proceed them as instrumentals. Concluding Grinning is the ballsy set-closer, my own unique stereo mix of "Good Vibrations", in which the original 'telepathy' lyrics are synched into the stereo bankroll track, besides as including the extra "Hum De Dow" middle-viii not found in the common unmarried edit, but featured on BWPS: the ultimate 'Frankenstein' stereo "Good Vibrations".
Sources used:
Practiced Vibrations: 30 Years of The Beach Boys (1993 CD box gear up)
Practiced Vibrations (2006 twoscoreth Anniversary CD EP)
Made in California (2013 CD box set)
The SMiLE Sessions (2011 CD box set up)
The Grinning Sessions (2011 LP, son-of-albion vinyl rip)
Unsurpassed Masters - Book 17 (1997 homemade, Sea of Tunes Records)
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