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#	Samples	Title
Side 1
1.	MP3	Oldham Brothers - "Wouldn't It Be Nice"
2.	MP3	Vic Chesnutt - "You Still Believe In Me"
3.	MP3	Nobody & Mystic Chords Of Memory (with Farmer Dave) - "That's Not Me"
4.	MP3	Centro Matic - "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)"
5.	MP3	Micah P Hinson - "I'm Waiting For The Day"
6.	MP3	Antenna Shoes - "Let's Go Away For Awhile"
7.	MP3	Dayna Kurtz - "Sloop John B"
8.	MP3	Daniel Johnson - "God Only Knows"
9.	MP3	Mazarin - "I Know There's An Answer"
10.	MP3	Jody Wildgoose - "Here Today"
11.	MP3	Patrick Wolf - "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times"
12.	MP3	Architecture In Helsinki - "Pet Sounds"
13.	MP3	The Wedding Present - "Caroline No"

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original release of the Beach Boys 1966 classic album, 'Pet Sounds', Houston Party Records presents 'Do It Again: A Tribute To Pet Sounds'. The album features exclusive cover versions by some of the cream of the underground, including Will Oldham (Bonnie Prince Billy/Palace) and his brothers Paul and Ned, Patrick Wolf, Vic Chesnutt, Micah P Hinson, Daniel Johnston and Architecture In Helsinki. The album liner notes are written by leading Beach Boys expert and author of 'Look, Listen, Vibrate, Smile' and 'Smile: The Story of Brian Wilson's Lost Masterpiece', Domenic Priore. If there are three titles you will always see at the top of those 'best records ever' lists, the Beach Boys 1966 'Pet Sounds' album is one of them. On 'Do It Again: A Tribute To Pet Sounds' there are renditions that chase the footsteps of the original versions, but from a sort of parallel roads, while others break the mould directly. The sum of different personalities provides a sense of constant surprise: just imagine Will Oldham and Patrick Wolf in the same record, or Nobody and Daniel Johnston. 

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