Track Listing

1. Pipeline
2. Diamonds
3. Windy & Warm
4. Ten Over
5. Surf Rider
6. Changing Tides
7. The Ninth Wave
8. Party In Laguna
9. Barefoot Venture
10. The Heavies
11. Cruncher
12. The Lonely Sea
13. Damaged Good (Bonus Track)
14. The Ninth Wave (Bonus Track)
15. Hawaiian Surfing (Bonus Track)
16. High Tide (Bonus Track)
17. Wild Night (Bonus Track)
18. Caravan (Bonus Track)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #108286 in Music
• Released on: 2004-02-09
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Import, Original recording remastered

Album Description
First time on CD, 24-bit remastered reissue of 1963 release for which lead guitarist Nokie Edwards wrote perhaps the best-known song from the album, 'Surf Rider', made famous by its inclusion in the movie Pulp Fiction. Features 18 tracks including 6 bonus tracks, 'Damaged good', 'The Ninth Wave', 'Hawaiian Surfing', 'High Tide', 'Wild Night', & 'Caravan'. Digipak. Magic Records. 2004.

Album Details
Remastered in High Definition 24 Bit.

Customer Reviews

what?!?
Why don't they just remaster the original album? They added tracks and doubled the price. Scratching my head....

"The Ventures unique fresh clear water sound"
Wonderful CD,clear true STEREO sound,containing four(4)superb diamonds: "Pipeline"-"Diamonds"-"The Ninth Wave"-"Caravan".
I don't agree with PeterfromK,this is the best performance of Diamonds. Jet Harris is very good with his bass sound but from a guitar technique p.o.v.(all guitar),The Ventures version belongs to Proxima Centauri. The sound of this CD is fantastic (the french did a wonderful French-job)and plays much better than a lot of CD's made over 10 years later...the one of Jet Harris unfortunately (french should have a look at it) plays in very minor league. Only one very small remark on the mixing: in Pieline the lead guitar is a bit too much on the right channel only (you reveal it more by headphone) but Wonderful Sound anyway!
If you feel down and need energy put this CD in your CDP and give it a bit of gas.
I suggest also The Ventures "Let's Go!" 2004 ORR,same wonderful sound, same French sound engineering.
Ciao,
Franco

Quintessential
That would be the word for these Surf and Sixties sounds. Guitar kings on Mosrites.