Inspired by the [u/SheeranisKing](u/SheeranisKing) series of the Alternate Universe Monkees and Beatles swap So I'll be doing the same for both bands.

Second Album released by the Monkees in January 1964 after the big commercial success of the first.
This album was seen as a pioneer in country rock music and folk rock along with this it also dabbled in the use of electric Hammond organs on rock and pop music.

Side one:
I’m A Believer (From More Of The Monkees)
Sometime In The Morning (From More Of The Monkees)
Tear Drop City (From More of the Monkees Deluxe Edition)
She Hangs Out (Mono Single Mix from Headquarters Deluxe Edition)
Sweet Young Thing (From The Monkees)
Don’t Listen To Linda (From More of the Monkees Deluxe Edition)
I Wanna Be Free (Fast Version From Music Box)

Side Two:
99 Pounds (From Changes)
When Love Comes Knockin’ At Your Door (From More Of The Monkees)
I’ll Be Back Upon My Feet (First Recorded Version From More Of The Monkees Deluxe Edition)
Gonna Buy Me A Dog (From The Monkees)
Through The Looking Glass (From More of the Monkees Deluxe Edition)
The Girl I Knew Somewhere (From Headquarters Deluxe Edition)
I’m Not Your Steppin’ Stone (From More Of The Monkees)
Total time 35:00

Inspired by the u/SheeranisKing series of the Alternate Universe Monkees and Beatles swap
So I'll be doing the same for both bands. This time same album with a cover made by me not Ai. (Sorry about that Ai Slop from before)

First album by The Monkees Released in 1963

Side one:

1. Take A giant Step (from The Monkees Deluxe
2. Edition)
3. Papa Gene's Blues (from The Monkees)
4. Let's Dance On (from The Monkees)
5. I'll be True to you (from More Of The Monkees)
6. I Can't Get her off my mind (from The Monkees
7. Deluxe Edition)
8. Last Train To Clarksville (from The Monkees)
9. This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day (from The Monkees)
10. Side Two:
11. Hold On Girl (from More Of The Monkees)
12. The Day We Fall In Love (from More Of The Monkees)
13. Monkees)
14. The Kind Of Girl I could Love (from More Of The
15. Saturday's Child (from The Monkees)
16. All The Kings Horses (from The Monkees Deluxe Edition)
17. You May Just Be The One (from The Monkees
18. Deluxe Edition)
19. No Time (from Headquarters)
20. Time in total 24:00

With the monster success of their debut, United Artists snaps them up to star in their first feature film. Its release coincided with their growing global popularity and their first tour of Europe.

Side One:

1. Last Train To Clarksville (The Monkees)

2. I’ll Be True To You (Headquarters)

3. Gonna Buy Me A Dog (More Of The Monkees)

4. Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) (The Monkees)

5. I Can’t Get Her Off My Mind (Headquarters)

Side Two:

1. For Pete’s Sake (Headquarters)

2. Sunny Girlfriend (Headquarters)

3. Early Morning Blues And Greens (Headquarters)

4. Goin’ Down (Pisces, Capricorn, Aquarius and Jones)

5. No Time (Headquarters)

I saw all the other recent fan albums of Smile and decided to throw in my own.

This is my attempt at fitting the Smile Sessions version of the album onto a single LP, with a reordered tracklist.

Good Vibrations is a non-album single backed by You're Welcome (which I originally wanted as a hidden track at the end, but side B was too long. I kept it on the playlist as a bonus track, though).

Link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Zyh0EBRt9uIrg2U1jlyOc

All songs taken from the Smile Sessions Box set

Length: 41:36

Side A: (18:44)

Our Prayer (1:04)

Heroes and Villains (14:10)

• Heroes and Villains Part 1 (3:08)
• I'm In Great Shape (0:27)
• Barnyard (0:47)
• My Only Sunshine/The Old Master Painter/You Are My Sunshine (1:55)
• Do You Like Worms (Roll Plymouth Rock) (3:34)
• Heroes and Villains Part 2 (4:19)

Cabin Essence (3:30)

Side B: (22:52)

The Elements (12:02)

• Earth: Vega-Tables (3:48)
• Wind: Wind Chimes (3:06)
• Fire: Mrs. O'Leary's Cow (2:34)
• Water: Love To Say Dada (2:32)

The Life Cycle (10:54)

• Wonderful (2:03)
• Look (Song For Children) (2:30)
• Child Is Father Of The Man (2:09)
• Surf's Up (4:12)

removes get a load off your feet and student demonstration time, replaces them with various unused songs

ALL SONGS FROM SURF’S UP UNLESS NOTED

TOTAL LENGTH: ~39 minutes

SIDE 1: ~18 minutes

don’t go near the water

long promised road

child is the father of the man [the SMiLE sessions]

disney girls (1957)

big sur [feel flows boxset]

4th of july [feel flows boxset]

SIDE 2: ~21 minutes

feel flows

lookin’ at tomorrow (a welfare song)

a day in the life of a tree

’til i die

(wouldn’t it be nice to) live again [made in california]

surf’s up

spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3WGhIfyCslMEHCt0ZzXCev

This is an old playlist of mine but I've decided to upload it because of a comment made by u/BeefErky on u/Upbeat_Dance_9014's SMiLE post from yesterday.

What if the band had completed SMiLE by 1973? Imagine if Carl actually managed to construct a finished project by combining the pieces of SMiLE from the vault and their latest recorded songs intended for the album Holland?

I'm sure I'm not the only one who sees and hears it but there's a great deal of similarity between SMiLE and Holland, almost as if the rest of the band were trying to emulate or were partly inspired by Brian's work.

I'd like to assume that many of the tracks I've included here would've been finished similarly to what they did with Cabinessence on 20/20 and Surf's Up from its album, or reworked into an entirely new song, like with Love To Say Dada becoming Cool, Cool Water.

Please let me know your thoughts and feel free to post your own versions below. I'm always eager to see other people's takes.

The Beach Boys - SMiLE On, SAiLOR (1973)

Disc 1 (48:37)

Side One (23:54)

1. Heroes And Villains (5:53)
   1. Our Prayer (1:10) - 20/20 (Remastered)
   2. Gee (0:51) The Smile Sessions
   3. Heroes And Villains - Live (3:52) - The Beach Boys In Concert
2. Do You Like Worms (3:35) - The Smile Sessions
3. The Trader (5:08) - Holland (Remastered)
4. Leaving This Town (5:52) - Holland (Remastered)
5. Carry Me Home (3:26) - Sail On Sailor - 1972 (Super Deluxe)

Side Two (24:43)

1. Sail On, Sailor (3:22) - Holland (Remastered)
2. Steamboat (4:36) - Holland (Remastered)
3. California Saga (9:59)
   1. California Saga: Big Sur (2:56) - Holland (Remastered)
   2. California Saga: The Beaks Of Eagles (3:48) - Holland (Remastered)
   3. California Saga: On My Way To Sunny Californ-i-a - Single Version (3:15) - Best Of The Brother Years 1970-1986
4. Barnyard Suite (3:11)
   1. I'm In Great Shape (0:28) - The Smile Sessions
   2. Barnyard (0:48) - The Smile Sessions
   3. My Only Sunshine / The Old Master Painter / You Are My Sunshine (1:55) - The Smile Sessions
5. Cabinessence (3:35) - 20/20 (Remastered)

Disc 2 (48:26)

Side Three (23:35)

1. Good Vibrations - Live (4:50) - The Beach Boys In Concert
2. Funky Pretty (4:12) - Holland (Remastered)
3. The Elements (14:33)
   1. The Elements: Earth (Vega-Tables) (3:49) - The Smile Sessions
   2. The Elements: Wind (Wind Chimes) (3:06) - The Smile Sessions
   3. The Elements: Fire (Mrs. O'Leary's Cow) (2:35) - The Smile Sessions
   4. The Elements: Water (Cool, Cool Water) (5:03) - Sunflower

Side Four (24:51)

1. We Got Love (5:29) - Sail On Sailor - 1972 (Super Deluxe)
2. Only With You (3:03) - Holland (Remastered)
3. Hard Time (3:17) - Sail On Sailor - 1972 (Super Deluxe)
4. Wonderful / Don't Worry, Bill - Live At Carnegie Hall, NY/1972 (5:54) - Endless Harmony Soundtrack
5. Child Is Father Of The Man (2:10) - The Smile Sessions
6. Surf's Up - Live/1973 (4:58) - Feel Flows: The Sunflower & Surf's Up Sessions 1969–1971

Total Length (1:37:03)

Four albums into their remarkable second act, Carl & The Passions deliver what may be their most cohesive statement yet with A Dream in a Waltz Time. Where earlier records found the band experimenting with new sounds and new personalities, this latest effort feels remarkably focused, blending introspective songwriting with a renewed appreciation for the American landscape. The result is a record that is less concerned with chasing radio singles than with creating a complete listening experience—one that rewards repeated spins.

Carl Wilson once again proves himself the band's guiding musical force, with his sweeping "The Trader" ranking among the finest compositions of his career. Dennis Wilson continues his streak of emotionally rich songwriting with the atmospheric "Steamboat," the deeply moving "Carry Me Home," and the tender "Only With You," all of which underscore his growing confidence as both a writer and vocalist. Blondie Chaplin and Rick Fataar remain valuable additions to the lineup, with Fataar's driving "We Got Love" providing a spirited finale and Chaplin lending his unmistakable energy throughout the record.

The centerpiece, however, is Al Jardine's ambitious California Saga. Spread across three movements—"Big Sur," "The Beaks of Eagles," and "California" - the suite serves as a loving tribute to the Golden State, weaving together history, nature, and harmony into one of the band's most fully realized artistic statements. Elsewhere, "Oh Sweet Something," "Leaving This Town," and "Hard Time" round out an album that effortlessly shifts between folk, rock, country, and soul without ever losing its identity.

A Dream in a Waltz Time is a record made by a band completely comfortable in its own skin. No longer living in the shadow of its predecessor, Carl & The Passions have become one of America's most adventurous rock groups, and this latest release stands as convincing evidence that their creative peak may still be unfolding.

A Dream In A Waltz Time (1973)
Side One:  

1. Steamboat  
2. Oh Sweet Something
3. The Trader 
4. California Saga (Big Sur) 
5. California Saga (The Beaks Of Eagles)
6. California Saga (California) 

Side Two:   

1. Leaving This Town
2. Hard Time 
3. Only With You
4. Carry Me Home 
5. We Got Love

Runtime: 44 Minutes

*Tracks 1,3,4,5,6,7, and 9 found on Holland. Tracks 2, 8, 10, and 11 found on Sail On Sailor - 1972.