DAVE BAUTISTA
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Post by DAVE BAUTISTA on Nov 16, 2007 22:09:10 GMT -5
what are some of there good songs
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Post by Greg Weinstein on Nov 16, 2007 22:09:49 GMT -5
"Zero", to name one.
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Post by uzerx on Nov 16, 2007 22:13:46 GMT -5
Bullet with butterfly wings, Tonight tonight.
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CMD
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Post by CMD on Nov 16, 2007 23:03:05 GMT -5
Tristessa
I Am One
Hummer
Rocket
Soma
Today
Mayonaise
Siva
Rhinoseros
Cherub Rock
1979
Perfect
Geek U.S.A.
Quiet
Ava Adore
Eye
The Everlasting Gaze
Try, Try, Try
Let Me Give The World To You
If There Is A God (piano version)
-CMD
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Post by jack on Nov 16, 2007 23:10:55 GMT -5
Favorite Hard Song: Bullet With Butterfly Wings
Favorite Softer Song: either 1979 or Disarm.
Their best cd is Siamese Dream.
This is the order Id pick cds up
Siamese Dream
Gish
Zeigtiest
Adore
Mellon Collie
Machina
Mellon Collie really was overrated. Besides the singles, there were very few good songs on that album.
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Post by ET had AIDS on Nov 17, 2007 0:01:03 GMT -5
My favorite Smashing Pumpkins song has always been Hello Kitty Kat. But some others that haven't been named (and probably won't be named) that I've always really enjoyed, in addition to some that CMD named...
Frail and Bedazzled
Honeyspider
Stars Fall In
Pissant
...Said Sadly
Thru the Eyes of Ruby
Drown
Infinate Sadness
Dreaming
Lily (My One and Only)
Pug
Age Of Innocense
I've always felt that Pug and Age of Innocense are the two best tracks off of Adore and Machina (respectively)... and in Machina and Age of Innocense's case, one of the only good tracks. I think Siamese Dream is their best work, with Mellon Collie close behind... no suprises there. Then I'd work with Adore and Gish and some b-sides and other stuff before going onto Machina and Zeitgest (which I don't really like at all).
Hope this post helps. Enjoy the music, they've been one of my favorite bands since I was really young.
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Post by immortal on Nov 17, 2007 1:24:10 GMT -5
words can not describe how much "disarm" rules.
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Post by rkolegendkilla on Nov 17, 2007 2:36:00 GMT -5
I'm a massive fan of both Zero and Bullet With Butterfly Wings.
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Post by DZ: WF Legacy on Nov 17, 2007 2:39:10 GMT -5
SOMA!
"Zero" and "Tonight,Tonight" are my other favorites. The strings in Tonight are amazing.
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Post by Cult Member BriGuy on Nov 17, 2007 2:47:51 GMT -5
whatever you do, Zwan sucks. pretend it never happened
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Post by Focalin on Nov 17, 2007 17:56:35 GMT -5
just get the greatest hits CD. It has majority of their best songs.
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Post by Mike LOL on Nov 18, 2007 11:46:37 GMT -5
My favorite Smashing Pumpkins song has always been Hello Kitty Kat. But some others that haven't been named (and probably won't be named) that I've always really enjoyed, in addition to some that CMD named... Frail and Bedazzled Honeyspider Stars Fall In Pissant ...Said Sadly Thru the Eyes of Ruby Drown Infinate Sadness Dreaming Lily (My One and Only) Pug Age Of Innocense I've always felt that Pug and Age of Innocense are the two best tracks off of Adore and Machina (respectively)... and in Machina and Age of Innocense's case, one of the only good tracks. I think Siamese Dream is their best work, with Mellon Collie close behind... no suprises there. Then I'd work with Adore and Gish and some b-sides and other stuff before going onto Machina and Zeitgest (which I don't really like at all). Hope this post helps. Enjoy the music, they've been one of my favorite bands since I was really young. Pug is an awesome song. Though the production annoys the piss out of me - with the volume turned up at a resonable level, it's very buzzy sounding. |
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Post by ET had AIDS on Nov 18, 2007 12:32:59 GMT -5
My favorite Smashing Pumpkins song has always been Hello Kitty Kat. But some others that haven't been named (and probably won't be named) that I've always really enjoyed, in addition to some that CMD named... Frail and Bedazzled Honeyspider Stars Fall In Pissant ...Said Sadly Thru the Eyes of Ruby Drown Infinate Sadness Dreaming Lily (My One and Only) Pug Age Of Innocense I've always felt that Pug and Age of Innocense are the two best tracks off of Adore and Machina (respectively)... and in Machina and Age of Innocense's case, one of the only good tracks. I think Siamese Dream is their best work, with Mellon Collie close behind... no suprises there. Then I'd work with Adore and Gish and some b-sides and other stuff before going onto Machina and Zeitgest (which I don't really like at all). Hope this post helps. Enjoy the music, they've been one of my favorite bands since I was really young. Pug is an awesome song. Though the production annoys the piss out of me - with the volume turned up at a resonable level, it's very buzzy sounding. I've been pretty fond of that version of the song for awhile. It's like a guitar version. I think that video was from when Jimmy rejoined the band and replaced that bald studio drummer who filled in for them for awhile. The guy who wore headphones and crap. Although I've never had a problem with the album version, I do know what you mean. Songs like Pug, Eye, Ava Adore, etc... production can either make or break them for people. I never had a problem with it, but I can see where someone could. But check that video out. It's different from the album version. Now an album that production COMPLETELY ruined... look no further than Machina. That album was so overproduced you'd think it was made by robots. Adore was really good though. I still listen to it a lot, and it's something different than their other stuff. But Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie, followed by a lot of their b-sides and crap from those eras will always be my favorite work they've ever put out and always will be. |
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Post by ET had AIDS on Nov 18, 2007 12:35:31 GMT -5
And to the person who said just get the greatest hits CD -- that will work for about a month. The Smashing Pumpkins are a good singles band, don't get me wrong. A ton of their singles are some of my favorites. But if you don't want to wear them out, or if you don't want to hear stuff you've heard for the past 10 years on the radio already, just buy the albums (or do what you need to do) and listen to the tracks that haven't been overplayed to death already.
Because while they're still good songs, I'm sure you've heard Zero, 1979 and Tonight, Tonight hundreds of times already.
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