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smashing pumpkins "mellon collie & the infinite sadness" DISC 1 "Dawn to Dusk": 02. Tonight, Tonight 03. Jellybelly 04. Zero 05. Here Is No Why 06. Bullet With Butterfly Wings 07. To Forgive 08. Fuck You (An Ode to No One) 09. Love 10. Cupid de Locke 11. Galapogos 12. Muzzle 13. Porcelina of the Vast Oceans 14. Take Me Down DISC 2 "Twilight to Starlight": 01. Where Boys Fear to Tread 02. Bodies 03. Thirty-Three 04. In the Arms of Sleep 05. 1979 06. Tales of a Scorched Earth 07. Thru the Eyes of Ruby 08. Stumbleine 09. X.Y.U. 10. We Only Come Out at Night 11. Beautiful 12. Lily (My One and Only) 13. By Starlight 14. Farewell and Goodnight i've been listening to this album, and it's overflowing bsides companion called "the airoplane flies high" for over a month now and i can't think of any reason why i thought i'd outgrown it from the time in 1995 when i first bought it. these songs are as good today as they were back then, in fact, some of them have aged so well i like them more now than i did back in 1995/6. anybody else have especially fond memories of this album and the time it was first released? my absolute favorit tracks from it are: Tonight,Tonight, Zero, Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Fuck You (Ode to No One), Love, Where Boys Fear to Tread, Thirty-Three, In the Arms of Sleep, 1979, X.Y.U., We Only Come Out at Night, Beautiful, Lily (My One and Only) and the beautiful By Starlight. that's half the album, but that's how good this album is. everything is good and more than half of it is absolutely perfect. more than anything they did before or after this album, i love the smashing pumpkins right here. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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as amazing as the albumtracks already are, "the airoplane flies high" contains even more good stuff. 28 bsides. TWENTY-EIGHT B-SIDES FOR 1 ALBUM among them the 23 minute "pastichio medley" which is just a stich up of song ideas, mainly riffs and short solo's from what i think are a whole bunch of unreleased tunes. the pastichio medley also contains one of my favorit smashing pumpkins moments of all time from 0:36-0:52. just what in the holy hell is that? it sounds like something recorded in outerspace, lol. hardrock with an intergalactic twist. anywho, the box contains many many many gems and some of the ones i've enjoyed over and over since 1995, even at the time i didn't even listen to the album anymore, are: Destination Unknown, Ugly, God, Mouths of Babes, Pennies, Rotten Apples, Jupiter's Lament, Medallia of the Grey Skies, Transformer and Dreaming. it took me forever until i found out it's D'Arcy singing on Dreaming and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Tonight, Tonight Bullet with Butterfly Wings Zero and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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1979 Thirty-Three and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Yes. Love it. And Aeroplane. At the time it was my favorite of theirs, and I've since gone back to preferring Siamese Dream a wee bit, just cuz it's so tight and so ferocious. This was their artistic peak though. | |
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Putting on "Bodies" right now. | |
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a double album, five video's, five singles, twenty eight bsides.
even prince would call that fucking productive this makes me miss those days when an album would be an event and a single would be more than a pixel on the itunes website. when a part of a project was it's visual artwork still. i was never quite sure what to think of their artwork or visuals but i can definately relate to the sadness in all their stuff. not a depressed sadness but a nostalgic sadness like looking at old pictures of your parents and you when you were a child. no other band managed to capture that feeling so well for me. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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i totally know what you're saying Isty (may i call you that? lol). i rediscovered this a few months ago and was like.."what? why did i think this was tired?"
such a great record! An individualist is a man who lives for his own sake and by his own mind; he neither sacrifices himself to others nor sacrifices others to himself... | |
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TRON said: Yes. Love it. And Aeroplane. At the time it was my favorite of theirs, and I've since gone back to preferring Siamese Dream a wee bit, just cuz it's so tight and so ferocious. This was their artistic peak though.
yes it was but indeed, Siamese Dream is so tight! there's nothing on there that doesn't belong on it. listening to "mayonaise" and then "space boy" coming right after that. so much beauty and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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sassybritches said: i totally know what you're saying Isty (may i call you that? lol). i rediscovered this a few months ago and was like.."what? why did i think this was tired?"
such a great record! that's what i said to myself too. i basically always kept listening to the thirty-three single and it's bsides but put the album way out of sight. i'm kind of glad i did though because i'm enjoying this soo much right now. perhaps a little too much, lol. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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someone combined one of my fav movies with one of my fav songs the song is 3 minutes too long tho. toward the end it just gets too insane for me but the first 4 minutes are flawless. disclaimer: yes, i like keanu's acting in this movie. forgive me and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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I haven't listened to it front to back in a while, but every now and then the songs come up on shuffle on my zune and I always get taken back by how great they all are. It is a great album for sure. "Knowledge is preferable to ignorance. Better by far to embrace the hard truth than a reassuring faith. If we crave some cosmic purpose, then let us find ourselves a worthy goal" - Carl Sagan | |
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