I thought I had heard the title before . A vastly expanded reissue which is great value. I have the Endless Harmony Soundtrack from The Beach Boys Documentary. I'm not sure if I have the 1998 version or the 2000 version which has variations of some of the tracks on the earlier release. I also have the Good Vibrations Career Boxset from the 90s, The Smile Superdeluxe Boxset too. Last week, I ordered a Who CD on Discogs and due to being below the minimum order amount, I added the 2000 single album version of Pet Sounds. Around 50% of the tracks I already had on the Good Vibrations Boxset. For me, the best period of The Beach Boys is 1966 to 1971. I believe The Beach Boys were not that popular in the UK until around 1965 and most of the albums up to that point were not released in the UK until quite a number of months after their initial release in the USA.
@@jimwood1968CDcollectorCAVE I was unaware of this fact. I know Roy was friendly with Cheap Trick and played on stage with them a number of times Up to the mid 90s.they also performed a small number of Roy's songs too.
@@bobby666666 Yes I know I went to a show in 81 and Roy guested (funny story about that) After he invited me backstage for a drink with the band until the early hours lol
Fond memories of not just my first vinyl LP as a teen in the sixties, but also my first 8Track tape player in my '62 Chevy Impala Hardtop and first cassette player in my '66 Ford Galaxy Convertible. Looking back I realize the one constant in my cars has been The Beach Boys, the placeholder CD in my Subaru Crosstrek being the thirty song version of this Sounds of Summer collection. Guess it's time for more Beach Boys. Just an aside, a friend in Highschool returned east from a brief move to California (as with other families we knew who sought the easy life away from Northern States winters, but couldn't tolerate the summer heat). He brought back the California sound, naming his new band "The Harbor Men".
