DVD-A-Beach Boys-Pet Sounds-unopened 5.1mix Start Price USD 26.99 Current Price USD 26.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Wednesday, May 14, 2008 End Time Monday, May 19, 2008 Location Bishopville, SC See more about 'DVD-A-Beach Boys-Pet Sounds-unopened 5.1mix' Description  Out of Print--DVD-A version of Pet Sounds --factory sealed.  The only disc you can get this classic in a 5.1 DVDA mix, mono mix and stereo mix. Disc is also HDCD encoded. Remastered by Joe Gastwirt. Contains 7 bonus audio tracks, 1966 Pet Sounds Original Promo film, 1997 Pet Sound documentary, Sloop John B promo film, and a photo gallery. Pet Sounds Stock Photo Artist: Beach Boys (The) Release Date: 1999 Format: CD Record Label: Capitol/EMI Records Genre: Rock & Pop UPC: 724352124121 Sub-Genre: Rock & Pop Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2008 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Additional Information about Pet SoundsPortions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2008 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Track listing No track list available Details Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording mode: Stereo SPAR Code: DDD Album notes This is more than just an album by a great American band--it's THE great American pop album, an ambitious foray into the intricacies of harmony and melody. Masterminded by Brian Wilson, PET SOUNDS changed the rules of rock & roll. Once upon a time, rock and pop albums consisted of an artist's hit singles and the remainder was mostly filler. Wilson's production brought the concept of recording an album to a new level. He refined Phil Spector's wall-of-sound production style into a more complex, stunning approach. The result was inspired by the Beatles' RUBBER SOUL, and was, in turn, an inspiration for SGT. PEPPER.The devoutly romantic "God Only Knows" and the hopeful "Wouldn't It Be Nice" reflect an innocent time of yearning post-adolescence. From the complex upward progressions of "You Still Believe In Me" to the heartbeat bass of "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)," Wilson paid attention to every nanosecond of sound. The traditional folk song "Sloop John B," with its thickly interwoven vocals, was a major hit for the band, but astonishing power comes from the less familiar songs too. The shifting moods and devious instrumentation of "I'm Waiting For The Day" and the contemplative, revealing "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times" are further testaments to Wilson's tortured genius. Wilson has said that angels were overseeing the production of PET SOUNDS--there is no doubt about it.   Place a Bid!