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 ‎– Carl And The Passions – So Tough / Pet Sounds Label:  ‎– 2MS 2083,  ‎– 2MS 2083 Format: , LP, Album 
, LP, Album, Mono 
, Compilation, Artisan stamp

COVER-VG++ some edge wear Gatefold
VINYL-VG+++ to Nea MINT in original inner sleeves

Tracklist
Carl And The Passions--So ToughA1 Written-By – ,  3:26A2 Written-By – ,  5:08A3 Written-By – , ,  4:40A4 Written-By – ,  3:52B1 Written-By – ,  4:42B2 Written-By – *,  2:34B3 Written-By – , ,  3:57B4 Written-By – *,  5:42
Pet SoundsC1 Written-By – ,  2:24C2 Written-By – ,  2:36C3 Written-By – ,  2:30C4 Written-By – ,  2:55C5 Written-By – ,  3:06C6 Written-By –  2:24C7 Arranged By –  2:55D1 Written-By – ,  2:52D2 Written-By – ,  3:11D3 Written-By – ,  2:57D4 Written-By – ,  3:15D5 Written-By –  2:25D6 Written-By – ,  2:52 Companies, etc. Distributed By –  Mastered At –  Recorded At –  Credits Art Direction –  (tracks: A1 to B4) Artwork [Cover] – * (tracks: A1 to B4) Photography – George Jerman (tracks: C1 to D6) Producer –  (tracks: A1 to B4),  (tracks: A1 to B4),  (tracks: A1 to B4),  (tracks: C1 to D6),  (tracks: A1 to B4),  (tracks: A1 to B4),  (tracks: A1 to B4),  (tracks: A1 to B4) Notes Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders

Carl And The Passions--So Tough is a Stereo release.
Pet Sounds marked Stereo on label, but includes note: "This recording is pressed in monophonic sound, the way Brian cut it."

Track D6 title differs on center label than from inside of gatefold sleeve: listed as Caroline, No

Runout Note: LP with an A symbol denotes album mastered at Artisan Sound Recorders.

Carl and the Passions-So Tough: 
Recorded at Brother Studios
Recorded from December 1971-April 1972
Director of Engineering, Steve Moffitt

Pet Sounds:
Recorded at Western, Columbia, Gold Star Studios
Recorded 1966 Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Carl and the Passions (Side 1)): 2MS-2083 31454-1 Matrix / Runout (Carl and the Passions (Side 2)): 2MS-2083 31455-1 Matrix / Runout (Pet Sounds (Side 1)): 2MS-2083 11452-1 Matrix / Runout (Pet Sounds (Side 2)): 2MS-2083 11453-1 Rights Society: BMI Rights Society: ASCAP Matrix / Runout (Carl And The Passions -- So Tough Side 1): 2MS-2083 31454 Re1 A-1B [ARTISAN SYMBOL] A 2 Matrix / Runout (Carl And The Passions -- So Tough Side 2): 2MS-2083 31455-B RE1 1C Matrix / Runout (Pet Sounds Side 1): 2MS-2083 11452-1A [ARTISAN SYMBOL] A1 Matrix / Runout (Pet Sounds Side 2): 2MS-2083 11453-1B [ARTISAN SYMBOL]

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Mint (M): Absolutely perfect in every way - certainly never played, possibly even still sealed. (More on still sealed below). Should be used sparingly as a grade, if at all.
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Very Good (VG++): Many of the defects found in a VG+++ record are more pronounced in a VG++ disc. Surface noise is evident upon playing, especially in soft passages and during the song's intro and fade, but will not overpower the music otherwise. Groove wear will start to be noticeable, as will light scratches (deep enough to feel with a fingernail) that will affect the sound.
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