>stereo
>tfw never heard the beatles' first 3 albums in stereo
Stereo is objectively better.
are the monos really better or is it just shit-eating vintagefags saying that?
>>70563377
Brian Wilson gets mad at you if you tell him you listen to pet sounds in stereo
It sounds a lot fuller
>>70563377
The mono mixes are better for the beatles' earlier work.
>stereo
>pan the drums to the left and the bass to the right
>>70563408
Brian is just butthurt he's incapable of listening to Pet Sounds in glorious stereo.
>>70563542
>pan all instruments to the left except the backing vocals and tambourine
>>70563586
>left channel: instruments
>right channel: vocals
>>70563408
>Brian Wilson gets mad at you if you tell him you listen to pet sounds in stereo
Probably because he's deaf in one ear
>>70563646
>right channel: instruments
>left channel: story being told in spoken word
>song goes on for 8 minutes
>>70563964
>right channel: music
>left channel: music
>>70563964
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