Yesterday’s technology once seemed modern, until something newer and more advanced came along. 1960s mono just doesn’t cut it anymore, but songs from the ’60s like the Dave Clark Five’s “Glad All Over,” Tommy James & the Shondells’ “Hanky Panky” and the Shirelles’ “Baby It’s You” shine brighter than ever, transformed on Stereo Explosion Volume 7 by 21st century audiophile engineers into the best stereo ever.

From girl groups to classic R&B to rare Rick Nelson and the Beach Boys, here are 30 unforgettable hits of the ’60s, with 24 of them making their stereo debuts, traveling to a new dimension, a dimension of sound that takes you into a wondrous land of modern technology. You’ve just crossed over into the Stereo Zone. Includes a 12-page booklet with photos and liner notes by Fred Bronson.

For serious collectors, there is finally the stereo debut of the hit single version of “Baby It’s You,” along with amazing new stereo of classics by Darlene Love and The Orlons. Not to be missed is the full-length single version of “Fun, Fun, Fun,” sounding much fuller than previous releases. The two Elvis classics explode with stereo energy! And for those who love “Mission Bell,” this is the first CD release with the correct speed and reverb, in stereo no less!

Check out the sound samples below (on your best system). You won’t find these EXCLUSIVE stereo gems online!

– ALL 30 SONGS IN STEREO! 73 MINUTES OF MUSIC! –
– AUDIOPHILE QUALITY... CREATED BY COLLECTORS FOR COLLECTORS –