The Beach Boys - Feel Flows The Sunflower & Surf's Up Sessions 1969-1971 - VINYL LP

Double vinyl LP pressing. Originally released in 2003, UMe has updated the classic Sounds Of Summer compilation by The Beach Boys. Featured among the 30 tracks are 13 new stereo mixes, including one first-time stereo mix. Newly remastered and available on standard black 2 LP with updated photos and liner notes. Album Tracks 1. The Very Best of the Beach Boys California Girls [2001 Stereo Mix] 2. The Very Best of the Beach Boys I Get Around 3. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Surfin' Safari 4. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Surfin' U.S.A 5. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Fun Fun Fun [2013 Stereo Mix] 6. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Surfer Girl 7. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Don't Worry Baby 8. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Little Deuce Coupe 9. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Shut Down 10. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Help Me Rhonda 11. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Be True to Your School [Mono] 12. The Very Best of the Beach Boys When I Grow Up (To Be a Man) 13. The Very Best of the Beach Boys In My Room 14. The Very Best of the Beach Boys God Only Knows [1996 Stereo Mix] 15. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Sloop John B [1996 Stereo Mix] 16. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Wouldn't It Be Nice [2013 Stereo Mix] 17. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Getcha Back 18. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Come Go with Me 19. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Rock and Roll Music [2013 Stereo Mix] 20. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Dance Dance Dance 21. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Barbara Ann 22. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Do You Wanna Dance? 23. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Heroes and Villains 24. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Good Timin' 25. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Kokomo 26. The Very Best of the Beach Boys Do It Again 27. The Very Best

Minecraft - Volume Alpha is the work of German composer and musician Daniel Rosenfeld. Using C418 as his moniker, Rosenfeld crafted the sweeping soundtrack and vibrant sound design which helped breathe life into Minecraft's voxel-based universe. Fans and critics were universally enamored with his beatless, nuanced electronic pieces upon . Popular gaming site Kotaku named it among The Best Game Music of 2011, calling the music Inchremarkably soothing,Inch and The Guardian has compared Rosenfeld's delicate piano and sparse ambient motifs to legendary artists Erik Satie and Brian Eno. In an interview feature with C418, Polygon distilled Volume Alpha to it's essence InchIt's not bound by the retro aesthetic of Minecraft's graphics. It transcends them. The album is an attempt to uplift the combined game/music experience into the sublime.Inch Album Tracks 1. Subwoofer Lullaby 2. Living Mice 3. Moog City 4. Haggstrom 5. Minecraft 6. Clark 7. Mice on Venus 8. Dry Hands 9. Wet Hands 10. Sweden 11. Cat 12. Danny

What is the truth? It just depends on who you ask. You could say The 1968 Tapes is Jazz Sabbath's third album on which the trio, helmed by longtime Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne keys and guitar player Adam Wakeman, present 7 Black Sabbath songs re-imagined as classic jazz tracks. You also could choose to believe what is written in the liner notes Although never released until recently, Jazz Sabbath's music has been finding it's way to millions for over 50 years. Through a vicious cycle of personal tragedy and plagiarism the songs intended to change the jazz world ended up giving birth to a much darker sound. Now a third recording from the Sixties has resurfaced, perhaps their most important one. In 1968 Jazz Sabbath were an instant hit on the UK jazz scene. It wasn't long until they were offered a record deal. They spent weeks in the studio recording the tracks that got the heaviest reactions at their shows until they captured their live energy on tape. Unfortunately, the tag manager told them the album was far too experimental and there was no hit potential. Ordered to play some of their 'easier' tracks instead, they reluctantly gave in. The 2 albums that followed still are classics in their own right, but they were not mistaken in thinking they had recorded their best work in 1968. Like the tracks from their 2 albums, these tracks were also blatantly presented as 'original songs' by that band from Birmingham a few years later. Whether they copied them from live bootlegs or if they got their hands on the mix, it doesn't really matter. Their lasting popularity, even in the crude way they were covered, only proves just how monumental these songs were and how record labels are often wrong. With the truth now finally out there and that Birmingham band exposed as the musical charlatans they are, Jazz Sabbath have finally mastered the 1968 tapes to present their best work t