>You will never hear Good Vibrations in true stereo because the vocal multi-tracks are missing
You will never hear Good Vibrations in true stereo because the vocal multi-tracks are missing
Alexander James
Grayson Evans
>you will never hear good vibrations live because brian is having a heart attack right now, may 14, 2017, at 18:04:17 PST
Jose Russell
doobs confirm
Brody Howard
Proof?
Ryder Carter
SHUTUPSHUTUPSHUTUPSHUTUP
Andrew Rodriguez
pls no
Ayden Barnes
He has no source he is bullshitting us
Gavin Reyes
It was remixed in true stereo very recently using demixing technology.
Jason Ortiz
To clarify, this was an "extraction mix" using the available multitracks and digitally isolated instruments from the mono mix, which was released on the 2012 reissue of Smiley Smile.
Jeremiah James
FUCK YOU!
Robert James
If this ends up being true, add me on the screencap.
Kevin Rivera
stop it plz
Isaiah Thomas
Oh no
roll to save Brian
Robert Butler
dubs or higher and mac demarco is also dying
Cameron Wood
If this is true, I want this message on the screencap:
Jesus Christ died for your sins. Believing on Jesus will save your soul. Trust in nothing and nobody else. If you truly believe on Christ, nothing can make you lose your salvation. Get a King James Bible, and read it.
Logan Cox
this is not true
Oliver Martin
If trips, Mike Love dies.
Adam Barnes
Dubs and he'll be fine.
Adrian Sanchez
Vocals are virtually never recorded in true stereo you stupid twat. Single mic. Single channel. They are then panned and overlaid. Which is a faux-stereo effect.
Christian Diaz
What makes a King James Bible any better than a regular Bible?
Jackson Murphy
Jokes on you I heard him play it live a couple weeks ago
It was okay. His singing is becoming really fragmented.
Michael Parker
It was officially released in stereo on the Smiley Smile remaster, but like most things Mark Linett, touches it sounds like shit
But there are certainly enough to choose from
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
Zachary White
Why do we do this to ourselves
Hudson Brown
it's the only bible that you can read in true stereovision
Luis Jenkins
I'm playing these all at the same time
Carson Bailey
>what makes the book that defined the English language, a book where each verse was checked 12 times, a book designed to be both beautiful to read and sound good when heard out loud, better than some shit probably made by American evangelicals in a few months and based on weird cultic OT manuscripts and abandoned NT manuscripts?
Logan Baker
underrated