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The overall effect of this thirty-track overview of the Beach Boys' career is similar to that of the Beatles' 1: Both compilations strive to blow you away with the sheer amount of hit singles at hand, and both succeed.
[The disc's] track listing [is] heavily weighted toward 1962 through 1967, when the Beach Boys were responsible for quite possibly the greatest run of hit singles in rock history.
The overall effect of this thirty-track overview of the Beach Boys' career is similar to that of the Beatles' 1: Both compilations strive to blow you away with the sheer amount of hit singles at hand, and both succeed.
| The Beach Boys | Primary Artist |
| Brian Wilson | Vocals |
| Mike Love | Vocals |
| Carl Wilson | Guitar, Vocals |
| Al Jardine | Vocals |
| David Marks | Guitar |
| Dennis Wilson | Drums, Vocals |
| Dean Torrence | Vocals |
| The Beach Boys | Producer |
| Chuck Berry | Composer |
| Brian Wilson | Producer |
| Bruce Johnston | Producer |
| Terry Melcher | Producer |
| Carl Wilson | Producer |
| Murry Wilson | Producer |
| T Bone Burnett | Composer |
| Vince Clarke | Composer |
| Joe Gastwirt | Mastering |
| James William Guercio | Producer |
| David Hidalgo | Composer |
| Mark Linett | Remixing, Audio Production |
| Lewis A. Martineé | Composer |
| Nick Venet | Producer |
| Anthony DeCurtis | Liner Notes |
| Louie Pérez | Composer |
| Roger Christian | Composer |
JJP32
Posted October 1, 2010
Has all the great songs and some I did not know existed. Love it
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.with the coolest songs i get around surfin Usa don't worry baby Californa Girls Would'nt it be nice and much more the beach boys cd makes it feel like the good old summer time again where its nice and warm like lying in the sun real cool!
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.This is one of The Beach Boys best albums. The songs are great and fun to sing along with. Get your hands on a copy of this CD. It's great!
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Posted October 1, 2010
If Pet Sounds is the individual album to start a Beach Boys collection with, then Sounds of Summer is the perfect compilation to start with. More serious fans can move onto other compilations if they like, but casual fans, or those like me who are only interested in one best of compilation, should grab it immediately. Basically, this compilation is 30 prime reasons why The Beach Boys will always be a classic band. You will hear all the early smash singles up to Pet Sounds and then on through the band's cult years, as in the '70s. It's an enthralling overview of one of the best-loved American bands ever. Not to be missed.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I like this cd a lot because it contains songs from all of the Beach Boys' cds. I enjoy hearing it and it's great to hear an album with a collection of the "Very Best" of the Beach Boys
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Posted October 1, 2010
I have the beach boys cd sounds of the summer i love the beach boys so much. Their songs rocks. I play this cd on my stero all the time.The beach boys rock
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Editorial Reviews
Barnes & Noble - David McGee
There is no one in music more closely aligned with the carefree feel of summer than the Beach Boys, and this collection brings their good vibrations back to the fore with 30 Top 40 singles. Despite the disc's title, only half of the songs here were actually released in the spring or summer, but who could argue that "Good Vibrations" October 1966 or, for Pete's sake, "Surfin' U.S.A." March 1963 don't conjure the Coppertone, salt water, and itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, polka-dot bikinis of a sunny California summer? Heavily anthologized over the years, all of this material is available on numerous Beach Boys retrospectives, so there are no surprises here, although the ...