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| Remastered tracks! In My Room, Don't Worry Baby, Do It Again, Heroes And Villains, Caroline No, more. |
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| 1 In My Room |
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| 2 The Warmth of the Sun |
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| 3 Don't Worry Baby |
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| 4 All Summer Long |
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| 5 Wendy |
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| 6 Little Honda |
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| 7 When I Grow Up (To Be a Man) |
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| 8 Please Let Me Wonder |
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| 9 You're So Good to Me |
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| 10 The Little Girl I Once Knew |
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| 11 Caroline No |
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| 12 Heroes and Villains |
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| 13 Wild Honey |
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| 14 Darlin' |
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| 15 Friends |
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| 16 Do It Again |
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| 17 Bluebirds over the Mountain |
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| 18 I Can Hear Music |
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| 19 Break Away |
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| 20 Cotton Fields (The Cotton Song) |
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Album Review
Since Capitol's two-volume 1999 "Greatest Hits" only seemed to be chronological -- the label followed a rough time line, but "Vol. 1" had many curious omissions from the early years, yet it basically stopped after "Pet Sounds" -- there were many early hits that should have fit on the first volume that were saved for the second. In other words, if you were wondering where "In My Room," "Warmth Of The Sun," "Don'T Worry Baby," "All Summer Long," "Wendy," "Little Honda," "When I Grow Up To Be A Man," and "Caroline No" all were, the answer is, they're here on the first half of "Vol. 2" ("Surfin'" is still curiously absent from these collections). The second half of the disc rounds up highlights from the Beach Boys' late-'60s recordings for Capitol -- "Heroes And Villains," "Wild Honey," "Darlin'," "Friends," "Do It Again," "I Can Hear Music" -- stopping when they switched to Reprise in 1970. Combined with "Vol. 1", this offers an excellent portrait of the Beach Boys as a singles band, which was always their strength in the '60s. It would have been nice if the two volumes complemented each other chronologically, yet they still work very well together; as they stand, they're the best available collection of the Beach Boys' hits. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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