MELLON POLLIE AND THE INFINITE SADNESS

is the "Mellon Collie and The Infinite Ga Ga Goo Goo" boot any good? I saw them on the tour after this (I think Veruca Salt opened? I was like 11) and I would lvoe to hear what they sounded like, that seems like the msot popular one

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Mellon Collie and the Infinite Ga Ga Goo Goo

Tracks

Tonight, Tonight
In the Arms of Sleep
Cupid de Locke
Thirty-three
Today
Soma
Take Me Down
Beautiful
Rhinoceros
Rocket
Disarm / Spaceboy
Dancing in the Moonlight [Thin Lizzy]
Tonight, Tonight
Cupid de Locke
Thirty-three
1979

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Label: Foamhead
ID: FH004
Track info: Tracks 1-10: 1996-02-07 - Kezar Pavilion; San Francisco, CA, US - audience, acoustic
Tracks 11-12: 1993-06-30 - VPRO Radio; Hilversum, NL - studio, acoustic
Tracks 13-16: 1996-05-15 - Brixton Academy; London, UK - soundboard, acoustic
Length: 01:14:31

Notes

Track 6 is mislabeled as 'One Last Kiss Goodnight'.
Track 10 is mislabeled as 'Skin Head Fag'.
Track 11 is mislabeled as 'Disarm'.
The liner contains an obviously modified photo of Billy with a swastika on his forehead, and a juvenile insult "Produced by the Bald-Headed Butt-Lover".

o_O

I am once again having fun toying with the sequencing of MCIS and its b-sides / outtakes. the songs I like to incorporate are the ones that don't feel like they have exact, existing analogues on the existing tracklist - "The Boy" and/or "Pennies" (way more relaxed and economical than usual), "Medelia" (always loved the slightly lo-fi production and piano sound), "...Said Sadly" (country duet vibes), "Transformer" (silly angst-free riffy rocker), "Set the Ray to Jerry" (basically its own genre), "Aeroplane Flies High" (OK, this one is a little redundant but it's also like one of their 10 or 20 best songs). I also like "Infinite Sadness" a lot though I guess it's technically SD-era.

"God" and "Ugly" and a few others are also good but they do feel like lesser counterparts to songs that are already in the mix

The bridge of “Beautiful” is a tight piece of business.

xp “Infinite Sadness” is the last track on the 3xLP version of MCIS!

what if Kurt Cobain sang "1979"

I never fully appreciated “1979” (beyond “good song”)—due to its ubiquity, my lack of interest in the Pumpkins by that point, etc.—but it’s really a home run on every level. I was “unexpectedly ambushed by emotion” this afternoon, when it came on as I listened to the album driving home on the freeway.

(It’s funny how it’s randomly plopped on the album as track #57, or whatever.)

every single line of that song (except “Beneath the sound of hope”) is annotated in Genius dot com

it’s official: billy corgan is a rap genius

xp “Infinite Sadness” is the last track on the 3xLP version of MCIS!

I forgot! It's funny that it literally has "Siamese Outtake" tacked onto its Spotify title

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46ISK1g54Fc

this really does sample an awful lot of "1979"

i think it even samples the cover to the CD single

so.... they're getting wasted and hanging around? man anybody who gave Puffy shit over his sampling should listen to this and then come back and think again imo

lol imagine hearing this shit in like 1998 or something

That song really brought out the angry boomer in me, not so much because of the obvious Pumpkins sample as because of the 'Californication' line.

if this were a one direction song i'd be so down

it is nowhere near as good as a one direction song though

one direction sampling smashing pumkins would be the best dream ever.

I just fixed the CD player in my car - well got the penny out that my kid stuck in there - and busted this out after a long time and damn this is so well recorded. The drums absolutely thump

Trudat.