The Beach Boys - Sail On Sailor 1972
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Condition: New
5x Standard Black Vinyl LP + 7" EP Box Set
Catalogue Number: 4585900
Barcode: 0602445859009
Record Grading: Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading: Mint (M)
Condition Note: Brand New
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The Beach Boys "Sail On Sailor" collection celebrates the landmark 1972 albums "Carl And The Passions" and "Holland." This 5LP set features a 38-page book with extensive liner notes, rare photos and more. The collection includes remastered versions of the original albums as well as a previously unreleased concert from Carnegie Hall recorded in 1972. It has 4 previously unreleased bonus tracks and includes the original "Mount Vernon and Fairway" 7inch EP from Holland, unavailable on vinyl since the 1970s.
Track Listing / Description
2CD Edition
Features fully remastered version of the original albums and 12 previously unreleased bonus tracks
2LP +7inch EP Edition
Includes extensive liner notes and the original "Mount Vernon and Fair-Way" 7inch EP from holland, unavailable on vinyl since the 1970s. both albums are fully remastered.
Super Deluxe 6CD Edition
Features a 48-page book with extensive liner notes, rare photos and more. the collection includes remastered versions of the original albums as well as outtakes and session highlights from the original "Mount Vernon And Fairway" EP from "Holland", plus a previously unreleased concert from Carnegie Hall, 1972. Also included are dozens of studio and live bonus tracks, sessions and alternate versions.
5LP +7inch EP Edition
This 5LP set features a 38-page book with extensive liner notes, rare photos and more. the collection includes remastered versions of the original albums as well as a previously unreleased concert from Carnegie Hall recorded in 1972. It has 4 previously unreleased bonus tracks and includes the original "Mount Vernon and Fairway" 7inch EP from Holland, unavailable on vinyl since the 1970s.