Crucify the Insincere: A Smashing Pumpkins Thread

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Billy being billy about Gish turning 30 years.


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Also, damn Gish is 30 years old...1991 seems so far away and at the same, so fucking near.
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VinylGuy wrote:Also, damn Gish is 30 years old...1991 seems so far away and at the same, so fucking near.
I'm coming up on 20 years as a fan. Feeling old, but fortunately not that old.
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im a fan since Adore, but i liked Today a lot when it came out. The video was pretty much everywhere...
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I loved 1979 and Tonight, Tonight but I had no idea they were Pumpkins songs, so it doesn't really count. Listening to Rotten Apples for the first time was a huge blast from the past for me. Being able to put a name to these songs I had heard countless times on the radio growing up hit me like a ton of bricks.
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I listened to Mellon Collie for the first time in decades last week and it was a lot better than I remembered. I think at the time, which I listened to parts of it a lot, was just that it is so long. Dropped off after that album, though I did jump back on board to listen to the two albums they released after they “reformed” a while back - Zeitgeist and Oceania. Then dropped off again. Something about this music simultaneously thrills and annoys me. A hot or cold type of thing with nothing in between.

Meanwhile, I am looking for ways to roll back into it because of the Sea Hear Now festival in September. So I will be giving it yet another go.
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As a kid i remember loving Today and Disarm because of the videos...and from Mellon Collie, 1979 was my favorite but it wasnt until Adore that i got the albums.

I might bought Siamese Dream before maybe? Dont quite remember. My Mellon Collie cd was a cd copy because it was double and super expensive at the time.
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If you're some kind of psycho, pre-orders are open for a 2-LP release of a live show from 1992 ($70, or $170 if you want it autographed): https://madamezuzus.com/collections/rec ... an-lp-1992
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yeah, i saw that...a japan tour from 1992. Cool release for sure.
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There's going to be a regular black release at some point, and it would be cool to have...but I would be shocked it that drops below $50.
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yeah, those things are expensive...and if Billy alone is behind it will be more expensive. Still, everything he did with the reissues of the albums has been amazing.
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listening to Gish right now....what a debut...to start an album with I Am One...This things sounds amazing...i forgot how much i love the bass in this album, sounds incredible.

Also fuuuck Crush is such a good song.
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'Bury Me' has such a badass bassline. :bammer:

I think 'Snail' is the best song on there.
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I think Rhinoceros is the best one. But yeah, there are so many...

Hell, even Daydream is amazing.
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Man, Corgan is insufferable. Would grunge even exist without him?

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i feel bad for Jimmy and James.
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Gish - released in May 1991
Ten - recorded March 27 – April 26, 1991

Hm... maybe Ed got the album before it came out?
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billy corgan's jerkoff station is no doubt a stack of publications full of praise for billy corgan.
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dad wrote:billy corgan's jerkoff station is no doubt a stack of publications full of praise for billy corgan.
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Found Jorge's YouTube channel.

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