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@@user-tg8tz4tl5z Yes. Agreed!!!!!!!!!!

Probably is the greatest album ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He always looked way older than everyone now he looks younger.

Simpler time. I agree. It's sad to be nostalgic. It's everything so lost.

@@romulocordeirokeoma Seriously, the feeling of nostalgia has truly become just sadness, you're absolutely right. 😔

@@TaraBrownBeautyandBody but knowing that somewhere there's still someone who thinks like me, gives me hope. Carry on and never give you, wherever u are. I wish you the best whatever i am.

@@romulocordeirokeoma Thank you so much!!! I wish the same for you!!! You're definitely not alone in feeling this way!!!! 🥰🥰

1million percent

Same here friend, MCIS was my lifeguard and still is.

Siamese is what got me but Mcis was the cherry on top! Seen them 4 times that tour and they were the best Rock n Roll band on the planet at the time.

Totally agree. Hearing that masterpiece want like anything I've ever heard before. Been listening to it for 3 months straight so far and it still doesn't get boring.

Agreed one of my all time favorites and one of the most gifted all around producers. He made each artists albums more musical and sonically mixed better from Depeche,U2, Smashing Pumpkins, etc

@@carefulicarus7393 Consistency. The Adore era is a tough pill to shallow. While I agree great material came out of that and the Machina era, and as a kid growing up through all of it, considered Machina a return to form, the Adore era isn't and wasn't the average fan's cup of tea and even took an extremely long time to grow on me. So don't get me wrong, I consider the Pumpkins the last real Rock act to ever exist, but like Machina showed us, it was an end of an age. Anyways, the point was consistency. Great material or not sprinkled throughout, couldn't make up for a force that had been consistent up till that point. Obviously, it's all just my opinion and I expect others to feel different. Hindsight can shine things in a light that we didn't see in the moment. Laugh is still one of my favorite unreleased tracks and Hope was a downright beautiful instrumental that hardly anyone will ever know as well as Autumn. So I agree, they were there, just not many.

Jennifer Ever has an awesome guitar riff.

@@EvoSchecter Sun, East, so many to choose from. I literally don't know where to begin.

@@vitoguido3258 would be an awesome project for the band to work on. Only one can dream.

@@EvoSchecter I had like 5 different albums planned once upon a time utilizing content from Mashed Potatoes and just a lot of unreleased demos and shit. I never got around to putting any together though, I don't think. Maybe they're on a data disc somewhere. But yeah, today me would probably disagree with old me on the tracklisting, but there's certainly enough content to make at least 5 albums clocking in over forty minutes and surely a hell of a lot more that I deliberately chose not to include. That was a band that understood the mission. And you could tell they had fun and loved what they did, so much so that they have years worth of material that has never seen a release. No other band from the 90s can say that. DMB started off good, but it wasn't long before they worked through even that. Though they are a band that has some hidden gems still unreleased too, but not like the Pumpkins. Pumpkins made music just to fucking make it. Certainly a band I would have wanted to work for. Cool, I just want 10 songs, but bring me 20 so I got a variety to choose from. Billy: too easy. Then shit happens and it is what it is. All good things must come to an end.

@WilshirecityBlues definitely

Add to that Corgans new adquired sense of grandiosity( , even if as whole the álbum feels kind of bloated and there are 3 or 4 songs the band shouldve left out , mellancollie is a masterpiece through and through unfortunately the band and fans never thought a peak was reached creatively

I prefer Siamese dream for its coolness but I have to admit Mellon Collie is the ultimate Pumpkins album : it is a masterpiece filled with all emotions : hot and cold.

Agreed. Love the songs but don't care for the mixing. I actually prefer playing it on cassette. It's more subdued and Billy's voice is lower in the mix

Same

Money. Producers still deserve it, but bands don't make it.

It doesn't always work like that though. Often it backfires. It's like if you had a really good relationship in the past and always want something like that again, if you actually dated that person again, it just wouldn't be the same. Those situations rarely work.

Should have brought Flood back for this final album of the Trilogy. But probably a logistical and financial issue, plus Covid.

not to be a jerk but Machina had the original 4 as well. But you are right that MC went diamond and to me is one of the two or three best double albums ever. I just don’t want you to get called out in a bar arguement and lose a bet is all #cheers

@@patrickreichert1442 Really? I always thought Melissa Auf Der Maur replaced her on that one? I'm not sure if D'Arcy had quit before the recording of Machina now.

… also, not sure how much of James and (especially) D’arcy is actually on the recorded versions of anything, talking of bar room bets, etc …

the original 4 were all on Machina. they did the arising tour in the middle of recording the album and D'Arcy left right after that. MADM just toured the Machina record.

I love Adore, too.

I think it’s the percussion on Cupid De Locke

Is that true?

Name it "Slunk" from the Lull album.