Smashing Pumpkins Machina Double LP (Factory Sealed)
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Description
The album is still factory sealed and completely mint!
Album Features UPC: 724384893613 Artist: Smashing Pumpkins Format: 12" Vinyl x2
Release Year: 2000 Record Label: Virgin Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
Track Listing
1. Everlasting Gaze, The
2. Raindrops & Sunshowers
3. Stand Inside Your Love
4. I of the Mourning
5. Sacred and Profane, The
6. Try, Try, Try
7. Heavy Metal Machine
8. This Time
9. Imploding Voice, The
10. Glass and the Ghost Children
11. Wound
12. Crying Tree of Mercury, The
13. With Every Light
14. Blue Skies Bring Tears
15. Age of Innocence
Details Producer: Billy Corgan, Flood Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
Smashing Pumpkins: Billy Corgan (vocals, guitar); James Iha (guitar); Melissa Auf Der Maur (bass); Jimmy Chamberlain (drums).Additional personnel: Mike Garson (piano).MACHINA: THE MACHINES OF GOD was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Recording Package.On Smashing Pumpkins' fifth studio album, prodigal drummer Jimmy Chamberlain was brought back into the fold as bassist D'Arcy left and was replaced by Hole's Melissa Auf der Maur. Just as the band underwent personnel changes, so did its music. Head Pumpkin Billy Corgan retreated from the scaled-down ambiance of ADORE, instead choosing to reunite with MELLON COLLIE co-producer Flood in a move that merged the band's early '90s crunch with the sterile sheen of late-'90s industrial rock.Topically, Corgan incorporates plenty of religious and perils-of-fame imagery. He declares himself as a rock messiah within the swirling miasma of "Heavy Metal Machine" and seeks to find redemption in an unrequited relationship on the keening dirge "Crying Tree of Mercury." Although songs such as "The Everlasting Gaze" and "The Imploding Voice" grind along with NIN-like efficiency, Corgan still provides plenty of pleasantly melodic moments. "Try, Try, Try," "The Sacred and Profane," and "Wound" find the nasally frontman putting together ethereal sounding pop songs propelled by gentle rhythms and dreamy electronic nuances.
Editorial Reviews
6 out of 10 - ...a bloody, self-flagellating atonement for Corgan's prior assertion that rock was dead....grand, ambitious [and] immense...
NME
...packed with Corgan's familiar ruminations, and further cements the band's position as post-grunge 'ubermeisters'....[MACHINA] settles onto an essentially nu-metal tack, while making some entertaining detours along the way...
Mojo
4 stars out of 5 - ...Now that the Pumpkins have sieved out all the repellent grunge effluent from their songs, it suits the music perfectly....[They] are at their best undercutting their rock with beautiful poignancy....Let it consume you.
Melody Maker (20000307)
...a beacon in a dark night for music fans disheartened by the inevitable re-dumbing-down of pop music....a lethal missive from a band that continues to remain true to itself...
CMJ (20000228)
3 out of 5 - ...the audio-verite diary of the past few years....a much more fully realized version of ADORE....There's plenty of noise-soak to go around during the wilder moments, and enough soft lyrical sentiment for high-school couples...
Alternative Press (20000301)
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