The Monkees In Mono

Friday Music is no stranger to the amazing
recording career of The Monkees. As a tribute
to the band, the music and the memories, we are
very honored to announce the colossal audiophile
vinyl box set
The Monkees In Mono.
Mastered for
the first time for audiophile vinyl from the original
Colgems Records monophonic tapes by Joe
Reagoso (The Monkees), this super limited edition
deluxe box set features their first five
mono albums: The
Monkees, More
Of The Monkees, Headquarters,
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones
Ltd.,
and
The Birds, The Bees & The
Monkees,
all in their restored individual stunning
LP covers, housed in a beautiful full color sturdy
box.
All your favorite hits are included like
Last
Train To Clarksville, I m A Believer, Daydream
Believer, Pleasant Valley Sunday, Valleri, I Wanna
Be Free, (I m Not Your) Stepping Stone, Randy
Scouse Git
and 53 more, 61 tracks total.
The Monkees & More of The Monkees
were
two of the most successful albums ever released in
classic rock history. The mono mixes are terrific
here as you will hear nuances and slightly different
mixes than their stereo counterparts.
Headquarters
will always be one of those
must haves in mono and now you have it....
This album started the
Summer Of Love
in 1967
and was the last album before
Sgt Pepper
by the
Beatles to be on the top of the charts, later The
Monkees replaced the Beatles again in the top
spot with
Pieces, Aquarius....
Both
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.
&
The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees
are two of
the rarest mono albums from the band, as stereo
was the format of choice by 1968 and mono
albums were soon discontinued. We have now
gone back to the Colgems mono tapes and have
put these back in circulation on vinyl for the first
time in 46 years!
A great way to celebrate the holidays this year
for your favorite Monkees fans,
The Monkees In
Mono
is in strictly limited edition and will become
one of the most important overviews of this band
ever released.
Exclusively from your friends at Friday Music!
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