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The Beach Boys Pet Sounds / Smiley Smile Mp3, Flac, Wma The Beach Boys Pet Sounds / Smiley Smile mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Pop Album: Pet Sounds / Smiley Smile Country: Australia Released: 1976 Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1191 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1938 mb WMA version RAR size: 1772 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 926 Other Formats: VQF MP1 AIFF MIDI DMF ADX AHX Tracklist Hide Credits Wouldn't It Be Nice A1 2:21 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher You Still Believe In Me A2 2:29 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher That's Not Me A3 2:25 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) A4 2:49 Written-By – B. Wilson*, T. Asher* I'm Waiting For The Day A5 3:02 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Mike Love Let's Go Away For Awhile A6 2:17 Written-By – Brian Wilson Sloop John B A7 2:56 Arranged By – Brian Wilson God Only Knows B1 2:48 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher I Know There's An Answer B2 3:07 Written-By – B. Wilson*, T. Sachen* Here Today B3 2:51 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher I Just Wasn't Made For These Times B4 3:10 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher Pet Sounds B5 2:20 Written-By – Brian Wilson Caroline No B6 2:21 Written-By – Brian Wilson, Tony Asher Heroes And Villains C1 3:35 Written-By – Wilson*, Parks* Vegetables C2 2:06 Written-By – Wilson*, Parks* Fall Breaks And Back To Winter (W. Woodpecker Symphony) C3 2:13 Written-By – Wilson* She's Goin' Bald C4 2:13 Written-By – Wilson*, Love*, Parks* Little Pad C5 2:29 Written-By – Wilson* Good Vibrations D1 3:33 Written-By – Wilson*, Love* With Me Tonight D2 2:15 Written-By – Wilson* Wind Chimes D3 2:34 Written-By – Wilson* Gettin' Hungry D4 1:26 Written-By – Wilson*, Love* Wonderful D5 3:20 Written-By – Wilson*, Parks* Whistle In D6 1:04 Written-By – Wilson* Companies, etc. Marketed By – EMI (Australia) Limited Phonographic Copyright (p) – Capitol Records, Inc. Credits Engineer – Jim Lockert (tracks: C1 to D6) Photography By [Cover Photo - Pet Sounds] – Capitol Photo Studio, George Jerman, San Diego Zoo Photography By [Liner Photos - Pet Sounds] – Dave Jampel Producer – Brian Wilson (tracks: A1 to B6), The Beach Boys (tracks: C1 to D6) Notes Side A & B 'Duophonic', Side C & D 'Stereo' on labels Gatefold Sleeve Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Pet Sounds / The Capitol Smiley Smile 1 C 148-52-312/13 Beach Records, EMI 1 C 148-52-312/13 Germany 1976 (2xLP, Album, Boys Electrola Comp) Related Music albums to Pet Sounds / Smiley Smile by The Beach Boys The Beach Boys - The Absolute Best Vol. 2 The Beach Boys - The Beach Boys: 1962-1967 The Beach Boys - The Best Of The Beach Boys Vol.3 Gary Usher - Add Some Music To Your Day (A 1970 Symphonic Tribute To Brian Wilson) The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations + Let's Go Away For Awhile / Wouldn't It Be Nice + God Only Knows The Beach Boys - The Very Best Of The Beach Boys Brian Wilson - Pet Sounds Tour 2002 Brian Wilson - I Just Wasn't Made For These Times - Promo.
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