Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

Awesome!!!!

I really missed out on a great album

Wow, I liked it, before Ive only heard Siamese Dream. Double album, lots of things, I will listen again.

Whiny McWhinerson

Nr. 120/1001 Mellon Collie 4/5 Tonight, Tonight 4/5 Jellybelly 3/5 Zero 3/5 Here Is No Why 5/5 Bullet With Butterfly Wings 3/5 To Forgive 4/5 An Ode To No One 3/5 Love 3/5 Cupid de Locke 4/5 Galapagos 4/5 Muzzle 4/5 Porcelina Of The Vast Ocean 3/5 Take Me Down 3/5 Where Boys Fear To Tread 2/5 Bodies 3/5 Thirty-Three 4/5 In The Arms Of Sleep 3/5 1979 5/5 Tales Of A Scorched Earth 1/5 Through The Eyes Of Ruby 4/5 Stumbleine 4/5 X.Y.U. 1/5 We Only Come Out At Night 4/5 Beautiful 3/5 Lily 4/5 By Starlight 4/5 Farewell And Goodnight 4/5 Average: 3,43 Had some really big hits and flops for me.

It had a very epic scale to it and I quite enjoyed it. Quite long though.

4?

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! 6/5 stars!

I really enjoy the smashing pumpkins, This album showed their ability to mix art with pure rock

High - low - high energy Sick guitar Sounds fun to perform

Meh

I liked the album. It was rather long not going to lie

It blows my mind how a band can produce a 2 hour long album, and it be so versatile and dynamic throughout. A brilliant listen.

My first time listening to the Smashing Pumpkins. I like some of it especially the heavier stuff which is more accommodating to the lousy vocals. I’m surprised I made it through the whole two hours which I guess says something good about it. Cool cover.

Overblown. Pretentious. Sprawling. I wore out my two CDs when this came out. 5/5!

I may be a little blinded by nostalgia on this album but it seriously holds up. Somehow this album can be simultaneously beautiful, angry, sad and joyous from track to track and still be coherent as one of my favorite double albums of all time. 1979 is one of my favorite music videos ever and is like a time capsule of being a teenager in the 90s.

Irre wie unterschiedlich mal extremer Hardrock und dann wie ganz soft

Oh boy. The Smashing Pumpkins are one of the most important bands in my life. I was gifted the album Siamese Dream when I was 15 and it was transformative. My notebooks throughout high school were littered with Billy Corgan lyrics as well as SP hearts. I even rocked my own Zero t-shirt. This was all in the late 2000s, way past the Pumpkins peak; so like the subject matter of many Billy Corgan lyrics, I felt alone in my fandom for this band. To this day, listening to SD or MCIS brings back the feelings of being a teenager. While I prefer SD over MCIS, that is not to say that MCIS is not a classic and a near perfect body of work. The album has incredible range, with songs as dynamic and heavy as Jellybelly, Porceleina, Here is No Why, etc., contrasted with tracks so incredibly gentle and beautiful as the title track, In the Arms of Sleep, and By Starlight. Thus dichotomy of the album, and the band throughout their discography, is what I perhaps most adore about the Pumpkins. Notes: -the title track is apparently a song Corgan wrote to learn piano. Similarly, it’s one of the first songs I learned, and one of my go-tos -the strings to Tonight, Tonight are fucking incredible. I love this song more and more with each listen, even 15 years in. -hot take: the heavy singles (Bullet with Butterfly Wings, Zero) I find to be much weaker than other heavy tracks (Jellybelly and Muzzle should definitely have been singles) -1979 is so iconic. Who doesn’t think of that music video? Quintessential 90s. -the grandnesses of the album is what makes it alluring, but also where it suffers. Cut some songs here and there and I would consider it perfect. Overall: 5/5 Favorite tracks: title track, Tonight, Tonight, Porceleina, Thru the Eyes of Ruby, Here is No Why, Muzzle, 1979

Some really good, like “tonight tonight” but not exactly my genre.

A mix of ambient chill and charged bangers!

Ik zit te twijfelen of ik een 5 ga uitdelen. Ik heb twee redenen om het niet te doen: - Siamese Dream vind ik beter - Dit album duurt 2 uur Dat eerste punt laat ik even voor wat het is. Ik kan er best mee leven als ik ze beide een 5 geef. Dan zet ik gewoon in de comment die niemand leest iets over afronding. Het tweede punt ga ik even rustig uitzoeken. Er staan heerlijke tracks op dit album. Sommige tracks zijn snoeihard, wat je niet zou verwachten als je alleen Tonight, Tonight kent. De bekende nummers zijn goed, maar ook 'Here Is No Why' en 'An Ode To No One' van disk 1 vind ik heerlijk. De Verpletterende Pompoenen hebben op hun gitaren vaak een perfecte combinatie van fuzz, distortion en noise waar ik graag naar luister. En dan nog al die bijna verborgen laagjes op de achtergrond die je amper doorhebt, maar die het geluid compleet maken. Ik denk dat dat de reden is dat ik de zang van ome Billy kan verdragen: De eigenlijk onprettige stem is een van de vele texturen en is slechts een instrument in een groter geheel. De eerste track van disk 2 zorgt ervoor dat bij mij de goesting nog niet is weggezakt. Maar ook Bodies (track 2) is heerlijk. Overduidelijk een vijf-sterren-ervaring, ook al vind ik Siamese Dreams dus nog iets vetter. Godverdomme wat een goed album zeg. Kakt richting het einde een beetje in, maargoed. Tegen die tijd heb je al anderhalf uur genot gehad.

Onbekend met de smashing pumpkins, ik ga ze wat vaker opzetten

Classic brilliant

There's a place for everything. The Smashing Pumpkins have earned their place in every 90's kegger between better songs by better bands. Going outside for a smoke or a quieter chat? Their music provided the perfect excuse. Some songs, like Bullet with Butterfly Wings, are cultural touchstones. But not in the way that the Mona Lisa or even Die Hard is. The best of this band will be remembered with the same reverence as the devil's air raid siren that announced you were seconds away from your dial up connection to the internet: it may bring to mind fond memories by association, but you're glad there are much better options and relieved that you'll never have to hear it again. Had this been a single album, I may have considered 2 stars for nostalgia. 2 hours? I listened, but it just made me sad... and not in a way that good music can.

some solid moments, but ultimately not for me

Eyeshadow

I enjoyed the album. Wasn't blown away, but very good.

Ahhhh damn me, It did not registered the review I wrote so now I have lost it all. To make the tale short: Thought it was another band, but no, first time listening. And it simply is. I got bored by the middle of the second disk. Some people might like it but it is not for me. 2/5

this is my first time listening to the Smashing Pumpkins – there are some nice songs and the music is definitely pleasant enough to have on in the background but I'm not drawn in enough to deliberately listen to their music after this. the album title might be my favourite thing about it

Another classic! Hard not to have some filler on a double album but even the filler here is decent and the storage songs are really strong.

1,001 albums is turning into "do I think The Smashing Pumpkins are a real band?". They clearly have some interesting things to do and their instrumental stuff is a bit wild. I kind of dig it but man do they need a new audio engineer at least on the Spotify version. The drums are muted to a fault and it doesn't sound crisp. This album is wildly too long and all over the place but I liked chunks of it for sure and they sound unique. Toss this into the bucket of "is this good singing or not". I'm not sure but I do think at least on some songs it fits really well. Despite feeling like this is too long I did like the audacity of what it is and how broad it goes in style. I don't think it all lands but one of these stars is purely on the artistic push of what this is and how bold a move it was for them at the time.

Oof this is a very long one. Great musically, great composition. Big bucks production here. A really good double album. I don't care much for Billy as a person. As a vocalist sometimes what he does works but often I'm tired of his choices.

I am fan of anything with melancholy vibes. I liked the album cover and the album name. The album has range. I see how smashing pumpkins is a band that has a cult following

Nah

Sorry! Not for me, I'm afraid! I found it overlong, overblown and I really couldn't get on with Corgan's voice. The 'grungey' bits sounded like they were just trying too hard!

It’s a difficult album to review as it was one of those albums that entered my life as an “instant classic” lauded as genius. It’s a good grind, serious rock feel. At this stage, I’m weary of Billy’s voice and kind of wish I had an instrumental version. Bullet with Butterfly Wings is my standard fave. Muzzle hit me as a solid track on this listen, it might be a new top SP song. The double album gets a bit long and repetitive on a full listen.

The usual and beautiful

Great

Favorite of mine

Just not my thing tbh. Lead singer's voice is meh

Thought they were just another grunge band…didn’t realize the scope of their stylistic competence…reminds me of one of my favorite breweries; if you don’t like the beer you’re drinking it’s because you don’t like that style, it’s not because they made a bad version of it..

Speaks to just how great this album is that I give it 5* despite Billy Corgan's godawful voice. I am frequently haunted by the idea of how incredible the Pumpkins could have been with a decent singer

This was a defining album growing up for me. Over the years, I feel like I’ve looked back on it with rose colored glasses. A lot of it still holds up, but listening to it with fresh critical ears, there’s some bloat to it. The first part (disc 1 from the original CD release) sets the bar high, but the second part (disc 2) doesn’t quite stick the landing as well as it could. Still, a great album, and still hold it very near and dear to my heart, but not quite perfection.

At first I thought I didn’t like it at all but it has some really great songs. But the voice is not really my kind of voice.

Respect to Billy Corgan because if I heard myself singing for the first time and it sounded like this I'd try my hand at cartoon voiceovers instead. He deserves credit for his perseverance despite the obvious problems he suffers with his sinuses. I thought I knew enough about smashing pumpkins to guess what this album was going to sound like and that I wouldn't like it. Never going to be easy when the singers voice just sounds so affected. I didn't like it.

Despite seeing the Pumpkins in concert a few times, I'd never listened to this album all the way through. As a kid, "Tonight, Tonight" was one of my favourite songs. If this album was cut down to just the hits and a couple others, it would be basically perfect. As it is, it's overly long with too much filler.

just 2 or 3 good tunes

this album surprised me! i was expecting a pure grunge and alternative album, but the smashing pumpkins didn't allow themselves to be defined. there was some beautiful piano work that took my breath away! they allowed themselves to explore metal and the more artsy side of rock. as a result, songs within mellon collie and the infinite sadness were interesting and different. to be fair, while i enjoyed this album and there was no wasted space, i do not know why it had to be a double album at two full hours. the music was great, creative, and intriguing, yet i feel like they could've gotten their point across in under an hour.

This album is chock full of such great Smashing Pumpkins songs, some of which are hits, others not. There's still plenty of grunge here to love, but this album has given way a lot more to the art rock side of the band. The two genres seem as if they would clash in almost every situation, but it somehow works here. It's not incredibly surprising that they make it work here; from their inception, they had a knack for blending grunge with more "melodic" music. That said, this was probably their last grunge album, before they transitioned away from that sound for more electronic rock sounds. I know a lot of people complain that Billy Corgan can't sing. I don't argue that, but I just feel like it doesn't end up mattering. Again, it is something else that simply works for these guys. I absolutely dug this album, don't get me wrong. But it was too long, felt a bit self-indulgent, and some of the art rock tracks just dragged a little too much. And sure, it's a double album so the length is "justified", but I rarely have the listening patience for a double album of any kind. I was definitely ready to be done by the time it was finished.

This album takes me back. I had this on double disc CD and wore it out! Definitely like some tracks better than others, but this one had some of my favorite SP songs on it.

This album is a Rollercoaster but not in a good way. Some bangers but the slower songs kill the vibe. Though I'm intrigued to check out more.

No no no no no horrible voice and music couldn’t stand it

good more rock than I would think

Little long for my liking but still a great album. The harder faster paced songs were more up my alley but the ballads and slower songs still make the album worth listening to.

love these guys

I was quite surprised by how much I enjoyed this album. I already knew a few Smashing Pumpkins songs that I had assumed were singles from across their discography - Turns out they were all from this album (Tonight, Zero, Bullet with Butterfly Wings, 1979). My heart sank when I opened the album and saw it was 28 songs and over 2 hours long. As far as I’m concerned the perfect album length is 45 minutes. Any longer and you’re almost guaranteed a lot of filler. I was surprised to not find any on this album, although I did enjoy the first half more than the second, probably due to musical fatigue. There were a few moments that even made me “Oh, hell yeah!” out loud (e.g. when the drums kick in on An Ode to No One). Highlights: Bullet with Butterfly Wings, An Ode to No One, 1979.

Musically nice enough. Vocally, generally annoyingly vocal. Lyrically, hard to make out. Kind of fun in their over-the-top-ness. "Stumbleine" is a nice track, though.

One of my favorite albums of all time!

Soooo mannnny memories! And sooo much good music!! Loved.

4.5 stars! It's not close to Siamese dream but I still listen to that album.

Not for me

Love this album! I remember buying it in high school and the moon faces on each cd. CD’s! Wow I’m old

I used to be obsessed with this album. Still great, not elite. Tonight, Zero, Bullet, and Muzzle still pump me up

A moment in time and such a unique style.

I've always been neutral on the Smashing Pumpkins, but was definitely a fan of Mellon Collie. Every time I hear this band and this album in particular, I'm taken back to the late 90s and a good friend of mine that was an über Smashing Pumpkins fan. We jabbed each other over music and SP were always an easy target for me. My buddy is no longer with us but it's times like this that I fondly remember our friendship and great conversations. So, for any future reviewers of this album, regardless of where you stand on it, please know that Dave loved it and loved people. Cheers Dave! 5/5 for Dave.

Too much racket

Straight banger. Drums drive everything. Will repeat.

The world is indeed a vampire. Before I begin, I want to quickly reflect on this video game that my roommates and I played prior to the start of the 2nd semester of my freshman year. One of my roommates had a Sega and this game had to do with Jack the Ripper and vampires. We played it for 4 days straight to solve it. Our RA lived next door and played the whole time with us. And he was really in to SP. Played them all the time. So that was my first introduction to the band, in the context of vampires. Leading to their creation of this album 2 years later. Great times... Also, I've listened to this one many times, so I don't know what kind of review I'll give here. Its a looong album. I always loved how disc 1 opened. My roommate had a gigantic stereo, with a 100 disc changer. It was insane. And this album/song would get pumped. Nice growing sound getting into the album. And Tonight, Tonight was one of my favorites. Lots of pumpkins songs played. I just listened. Some I like, and some are just ok. In general across Gish, Siamese Dream, and MCIS, I always liked the lighter songs (other than BWBW). My fav on this one was always 1979, which for disc listening wasn't ideal, since I liked disc 2 overall much less than disc 1. I went ahead and called time of death on the song after 1979 because I didn't want Billy yelling at me any more. I feel this is exactly the same behavior I had back in 1995. And this was the last of the great SP albums I think. They had a pretty good run.

holy shit, this album is LONG. and it suffers from it, in my opinion. it has some truly great songs, iconic bangers and songs that i can’t even remember. also the songwriting is kinda all over the place. this album has some hard hitting lines, but also some unbearably cringy ones. and wtf was “tales of a scorched earth”? overall though i can say i enjoyed it.

I enjoyed this album but it’s far too long

Ambitious in scope yet lacking focus, this feels like the output of a band suffering through a profound identity crisis. It simply doesn’t come together as a cohesive piece of art. They are truly at their best in post-grunge goth mode of “JellyBelly”, “Zero”, “Bullet with Butterfly Wings”, etc. The ballads seem out of place, mostly because the harder edged tracked are so perfectly executed in comparison. While every song on the album is done well, some of the softer ones seem included solely for the sake of making a double album - they feel like outtakes rather than thoughtfully curated elements. While some of their best known work is here (“1979”, “Tonight Tonight”) it feels like they would be better suited for another album. It’s just too much thrown together. Again, any 10 songs on here put together would be a 4+ star record. This suffered from being too packed. 3.5

I liked it!

Great album that is let down by how self indulgently long it is. With a good prune it is an easy 5, but the padding let's it down.

Didn't listen in full, but I want to! It goes all over the place from loud and heavy rock to ballads which was a little surprising, and has a crazy amount of tracks. But good stuff.

Dont need an app to know this is incredible

Amazing album. I've liked it ever since it was released.

Didn’t finish this album but was a solid listen !!

great songs, lots of filler

I have always LOVED Siamese Dream. So I bought Mellon Collie the week it was released; but I've never liked it. There is WAY too much mediocrity here to truly appreciate the two or three amazing moments. And those amazing moments were played SO much on the radio in 1995, that listening to the album was just about exploring the mediocrity. It also comes across as a bit artsy (c'mon...Mellon Collie?) - too much of it sounds affected, gimmicky and/or half-baked. Corgan's clearly trying to expand his sound; which is laudable. But the less grungy the backing tracks get, the more they're ruined by their exposure of his voice - revealing his jarring and incongruously-timed transitions between whisper, vocalfry, failed attempts at real singing, and mediocre James Hetfield impressions. Ultimately, I'm frustrated by all of it. If he'd focused on making the best one-third of the songs here great (instead of making the Wall for Gen X - give me a break) he could have made a great album. Bullet With the Butterfly Wings is so great, though, that it earns the album two stars all on its own.

I've always been daunted by the 2 hour runtime so I've never listened to this album all the way through despite loving the singles and Siamese Dream. I'm glad that this project finally motivated me to do so. Even though it's 2 hours long, I enjoyed every minute of it. There isn't as much bloat on here as I expected, although the second half is just good while the first half is mind-blowing. If this was the first half only--with 1979 promoted to the first half--it would be a 5 but I have to acknowledge the inconsistency and give it a 4.5. Highlights: Jellybelly, Here Is No Why, Galapogos, Muzzle

Started with Siamese Dreams and though the SP were phenomenal. This sounds more of a Mish mash. Some great songs but still something missing for me.

There's songs that I don't mind, or even like, but this is way too long. 3/5

4.1/5 so many bangers on this album but Love, Tales of a scorched Earth and X.Y.U. exist and it's 2 hours long

what can i say - classic to me

Such enormous scope and presence.

drags a bit too long but very enjoyable listen (if you don't mind his voice). Mix of heavier and softer songs

A really great album that goes on for a bit too long. There are some great tracks like "Bullet with Butterfly Wings" and "Tonight, Tonight". 4/5.

I don’t like sad

It was ok!

not a fan of Corgan's voice. but the music is nice. More of a prog feel than I was expecting. 4/5

I think the reason the Pumpkins haven't ever clicked with me is Billy Corgan's voice. And if there ever was an album to test this theory, this would be the one. At just over two hours this is a trial by fire. My theory may be correct? It's hard to say, because at times I'm annoyed with the vocals, other times I feel they fit perfectly, and then there's times where both are true. Either way this is a mondo album filled with an intense variety of sounds and genres. It's hard not to admire the sheer scope, and I came out on the other end rather liking it in spite of my mixed feelings on Billy's vocals.

Felt a bit too long, and some songs blended together, but overa;; a very good album.

Sounded like skater but but long

Stupid long with generally solid songs with some really good ones like tonight, tonight and 1979, there were some stinkers but otherwise solid.

Every song on this double album is great, but it's so long that I end up forgetting what happened an hour ago. Even though all of the songs are good, because of the sheer number of them, a lot of the tracks blend together and few actually stand out on their own. The ending is peak though

MC&TIS The well known songs (Tonight, Bullet, 1979 etc) and then To Forgive, Cupid de Locke, Galapagos, Porcelina of the Dark Oceans, Thru the Eyes of Ruby, By Starlight, Farewell and Goodnight stood out Jellybelly, Zero (terrible lyrics), An Ode to No One, Tale of a Scorched Earth - not a fan of those at all Take me Down sounds a lot like a song from a musical, particularly the rising chorus, which kind of chimes with Dan’s Queen observation, they do have those slightly showtune/musical theatre aspects some of the melodies. We only come out a night has a similar Queen vibe too. That’s not a criticism btw. Generally, like on SD, not a fan of the harder songs, the slower tempo ones are more interesting melodically and atmospherically, and I think his voices suits those songs better. Lots of great musical hooks and instrumentation, I didn’t really realise what a great gift for melody he has. I admire the ambition and genuinely earnest pretension of it, but it is A LOT of music and whether it’s me or the music that falters, his voice does start to grate on mover the course of 2 hrs. I think I’d be likely to go back to SD more frequently than this but a very enjoyable listen none the less. ⭐️⭐️⭐️/⭐️ Prob closer to 4 but the length is why I’m prevaricating

One of my first albums ever. Bought by Mom’s BF Marc. Jamie G gave me the shirt. Incredible album start to finish

Very fucking long

This album needs to be blasted on a cross country drive. Moments I was in tune, others I was waiting to get thru more hard core rock moments…undeniably good, though

2 Stunden Grunge Melancholie. Anstrengend.

Good album enjoyed more than anticipated

War sehr gut, vielseitig. Manches etwas schräg.

First time listening all the way through in over 10 years. It’s rawer than I remember, maybe not as intentional as I remember, full of grunge.

Some of the songs are great...but some of them I can't really relate to? The radio airplay songs seemed to have been standouts

The album is almost transcendental techno disguised as teen angst fueled rock. The music is beautifully composed but the immature lyrics and Billy Corgan’s voice are dealbreakers. Props to the Instrumental trax but his vocal ruins the album for me.

Enjoyed. Some of the longer pieces I wasn’t crazy about but always enjoyed his singing style and the sound of the strings, which I like about all these grungy bands.

Nice. Emo

To long, ok to listen some songs in a playlist but couldn't finish the record

Just not my usual vibe. Enjoyed Zero and Love.

Lyrics and majestic power chords are fine but I'm just not a fan because of Corigans grating vocals. Also found the mastering to be very lifeless and "made for car radio"

7/10

Loved it!!! Every song had a different vibe but still cohesive within the album and goes so hard

This is incredible. I had heard a few songs from this which i liked but the entire thing is nonstop quality. An amazing feat for such a long album.

Meh

College

Beautiful albulm. Less heavy than I'd anticipated, great melodies.

Ziemlich metalllastig. Nicht so mein Ding.

Familiar with quite a bit of this

Curious album. It's got positives - but negatives too. Definitely genre bending, or rather genre extending. The grunge vibe and whining lyrics are putting me off.... but there's something to this album & band that I'll listen to again to see if I see more. For now, it's a 3

Wow this took long to finish. Some great tracks, I feel like I need to relisten to this album to fully grasp the intricacies of each song, especially with how good the production on nearly every song is, but I might not be able to revisit this album for a long time considering how long it is. 2.5/5

The music was good but the vocals are so annoying

Listened to this while driving from Escondido to Palm Springs. This is another one of those albums where my partner knew every single word to both albums. I of course recognized the singles. I was never a fan of Billy Corgan's voice...and it still is a grating sound to me. The double album is a dangerous thing. It is so easy to get self indulgent and bloated. I think there is a 5 star single album buried in here...but there is just so much other stuff padding that experience. I wanted to rate it higher...but this gets a 3.

Smaching pumpkins 2nd best album

Smashing Pumpkins’s best album. People who only heard their radio songs probably didn’t realize how heavy they could play as heard on this one. It’s really quite a feat to put out a double album with as many songs that kick the way that these do. I was happy to go back to this one and listen with fresh ears. I think I’ll be listening more in the next few days.

Ughhh not my fav, struggling to finish this. Maybe I'll revisit

i have this cd

Nostalgic, good album. Can be a bit overly noisy in moments and corgans vocals are hard to listen to sometimes.

Sprawling, epic monster of an album that comes damn close to justifying its massive runtime. I was never exactly sure what to expect from the next track and I was rarely disappointed, it was a lot of fun to just put this on and enjoy the ride.

Wanna go for a ride? One of the best double-albums ever. The variety and mastery of different musical styles on here is incredible. I love the slow songs and the wild headbangers and everything in between.

Long. Some great tunes. Plus, who puts out a double album in 1995?

Solid nostalgia. Very long, towards the end I had enough.

What a sprawling album. You have to give it 5/5 for the effort that went into it, the impact and how diverse the music is and genres played.

4.5

a masterpiece theough and through… it is a bit long but I dont think there are skips on it. It’s all structured nicely and all the songs are beautifully recorded and mixed so theres that too. It has one of my favorite songs Cupid de locke also

Meh

Interesting vocal vibe, should dig further.

Great

Loved the overall tone of the offering.

This was good to start off with but just would not end any he last 1/4 just sucked. I wanted to rate this highly but just can’t.

I really wanted to like this album more than I did. There's some great songs on here--maybe some of The Smashing Pumpkins best--but two hours of his voice gets to be a bit rough. I'd rather cherry pick the songs on here than listen to the whole thing. 3.5/5

Could rate this entire album a 5 based solely on how I feel about Tonight, Tonight but luckily I don’t have to because the whole album slaps and deserves the 5.

Ótimo álbum! Sonoridade de primeira mesmo.

I am goof and I loved this album it's my favourite and I decided this rating on my own. 4/4 extreme gooDness. Tonight tonight is my favourite as well.

Stunning from start to finish

Don't love it all but the parts I do love are fantastic

Magnum Opus

2 hours? Triple LP? Come on.

This is a fantastic album. Most songs are ones that I am not tempted to hit the next button on. That means I like what I'm listening to. This is something certainly worth owning and listening to so it deserves it's place on this list as "an album to hear before you die". This is an easy 4 out of 5 compared to the crap I have heard before it.

A- super long B- killer album

Awesome. One of my favourites

Always in my top 10!!

I hate Billy’s voice so much.

Very good album. Only complaint is it is too long. Hardly gives a chance for any songs to stand out in any meaningful way.

Great album. Loved it as a kid and still love it now. Melodic and heavy at the same time

There's no getting around it - this is a long album. But, it's also amazing. A good variety of songs, with some heavier songs following ballads. It's great.

Some great songs but insanely too long of length. Some filler. Would have been an ez 4 if they picked the best songs and made it not a double album. Ez 3.5

The world is a vampire

This could have been a 4.5 to 5 for me had they made this just one hour of the best parts. Way too long and some songs clearly could have been scraped. Still the best parts are really good. Soft 4

good stuff

My wife hates this album. She says its the big sell out album for Corgan, but I cant help but really like it. The theme, the tracks, its just got some great production and ends up being a pretty good (if way too long) album. 4/5

So good

Quite a long album but some decent tracks here and there

Ambitious, trendsetting. It's always great to hear an artist or group fire on all cylinders and that's what The Smashing Pumpkins did here. Just raw output of emotion, musicality, and cohesion. Only four stars because I don't think I will come back to this very often, but a very good project.

Siamese Dream is tighter, but there's enough material this time to fill two CDs and then some. The companion album, The Aeroplane Flies High, is also pretty good. I like the followup, Adore, also this was the Pumpkins' peak. No tracks make me want to skip them.

Somewhere in a parallel reality is a 5/5 album that sounds exactly like Mellon Collie but sung by someone not Billy Corgan.

The closest I’ve been to giving an album a 5, but the run time is holding me back. A two disc, two hour album is just a bit much, even if I really like the songs. Favorite song: Bullet with Butterfly Wings Least favorite: Don’t really have one

Liked disc 2 more than disc 1 (with the major exception of Tales of a Scorched Earth), though the sound felt very similar the whole way through. Really what that means is that I preferred the last run of songs that chilled all the way out and became significantly less ~rock. Overall good though? Just not really my style.

This was decent. Definitely plenty of bangers on this album. But a good amount meh songs. Good album overall. But his voice is kinda annoying. Like some of the lyrics were good but I couldn’t enjoy hearing them lol. 3.5

Pompus but with some knockout moments

Holy shit this is good. I've only seen a few albums that go for 2 hours hold up and that's Songs In The Key Of Life - Stevie Wonder

Brilliant. A masterpiece of rock music.

aaaaaaaaaaa i like some of the songs on here but overall it feels a little……… like i’m just saying did it have to be 2 hours long

Not my type of thing. I liked some of the songs but most of it blended together.

A nice album, I liked the style of music. I recalled liked the song 1979.

Pretty good.

Good

The Smashing Pumpkins have this signature musical gesture - a 16 beat crescendo of repeated accented guitar/bass/drum notes followed by a drum outro. I noticed it used on at least 5 tracks on this album to heighten the drama. It works. This is arguably the last mythic grunge album. There’s so much to love on here - not only because it’s a double album. It’s ridiculous how good all of these far-ranging tracks are.

Not sure that I've listened to this start to finish in more than 20 years. Lots of high marks.

If ‘MCATIS’ this was trimmed down to an hour, or even the length of one CD, 75 mins or so, it would have dibs on being the greatest rock album of the 90s. As it is, a lot of it is still good and there aren’t too many low points, but clocking in at 2 hours, it’s a lot to consume in one go, and that 2nd hour isn’t quite as strong as the first. And so, for that It loses points. Sometimes less is more.

Pretty sure they could have pared this down to one disc, but any album with "Tonight, Tonight," "Zero," "Bullet with Butterfly Wings," and "1979" gets no fewer than four stars.

Such a classic 90s album. Lots of gems on here. 4.5 stars

Siamese Dream is one of my favorite albums and when this album was released I remember being done with the Smashing Pumpkins. I thought this was such a bloated project, I didn't care for the overly commercial production, it just felt soulless. I do love this part "All songs written by Billy Corgan" - I love how uniquely original the music sounds, and while his lyrics aren't deep, they are his. Not my favorite from the band, still really good.

Pulling up this this album kind of blew my mind a little bit. I've seen the album art loads of times. I've heard the singles for years, but I never realized they were part of a 2-hour long behemoth album. What a crazy thing to create. As a whole, the album felt kind of like an entire night's sleep, with each song being a different dream. Some songs a quiet and peaceful, while others were chaotic and angry, just to dissolve into another whiny dream in another song. Waking up at the end of the album, it all felt a little shallow and meaningless, but the experience was kind of cool.

I loved this a lot. Maybe it’s nostalgia, but it was just fantastic. I remember buying this 2disk set when it came out and running up to my dorm room to listen on my stereo. The artwork was incredible, the videos were incredible. And the band had taken a turn from Siamese Dream. It was a great time. Love is my favorite track.

Good songs but this is SO L O N G !

1. gorgeous album cover! not to be annoying but so far (nearing the end of side 1) this is SUCH a great album. i shall continue to listen. 2. i'm getting a bit drained, this is a long fucking album. 1979 just came on though (yey!!!!) 3. on the whole i think the first half is better than the second half, i am still enjoying it but it's more same-y than the first half. or maybe i'm just smashing pumpkins-ed out 4. the last song is lovely 5. on the whole i really enjoyed this album i like the variations on the genre and the different things it tries out. i'd like to know its influences. and what it influenced. a nice thing to listen to from start to finish i wouldn't do it again but now i know what songs i like from it !!! yey!

Kept my attention for 2hrs, good variability, enjoyed the calmness of the final track after the album

Waves of Nostalgia are hard to ignore. I was expecting a lot of filler revisiting this double album, but it’s that’s not the case. Really enjoyed getting back to this after a long break

Damn good one

On All Saints Day, whilst meandering through suburbia, I saw a kid going door-to-door disfiguring Halloween decorations. What are you doing, I asked. Smashing pumpkins, the kid replied. Care to join? I stood at the entrance of the cul-de-sac and watched. The kid continued with methodological precision and aesthetic flair. Some squashes had their innards strewn out, others their tops knocked off, yet others merely bruised, or knocked to one side. A gaggle of fellow observers had joined me by the time the kid had completed the tour around the cul-de-sac. The kid headed out grinning, and proceeded down the next cul-de-sac. Shocked onlookers whispered aghast, surely not another cul-de-sac? Such ambition!

so the first song was so so so lovely and i was excited to listen to this, thinking i would love it so much. but sadly, i just didn’t, i hated most of it. there were like two songs i liked, the first i love, and then that one about being 33 or something which just sounds like journey to the past from anastasia so i will have to look into it. the beginning of the second song is so epic, i love that too, i actually like that song a lot. unfortunately i have to be fair and can’t rate it high for one or two songs… sorry.

A really underrated band in general on account of Billy Corgan’s personal life. Making a 2 hour album you don’t get tired of is insanely impressive.

lets go

A bit long.

An epic double CD when it came out. Kind of a mix between grunge and hard rock. Just great to listen to.

Wow. 2 hours. I would wager if i discovered this back in the day, i would have been able to give each track significant time to get under my skin. So both the easy to approach and more challenging/noisy tracks would have the same positive reaction. I do respect the energy and angst that drives many of the tracks and come away with a positive experience. Outside of the obvious bangers, it seems a repeating set of flavors but all good alternative.

In a nutshell: one of the last great concept albums of the century. If you’re already familiar with the album, try listening in “original vinyl version” track list order (see the Wikipedia page for details) so you can get a different listening experience. Overall: 8/10

Inoffensive.

Eerste twee nummers verrassend muzikaal en prettig, daarna neemt de harde gitaar, drum en het geschreeuw over. Hier en daar wel nummers waar nog muziek in zit.

This album was long. Its length made me want to dislike it. I listened to it a few times seeking any substantial flaw that I could use to give it a 4 instead of a 5. Unfortunately, despite its length, it is a perfect album. Even the songs that weren’t to my personal taste were essential to the album itself as a work of art. I have no choice but to give it a 5. Also, is it just me or does the song Thirty-Three sound just like Journey To The Past from the movie ‘Anastasia’?????

I’ve never made it all the way through this double album, despite professing a love for the band on and off through my junior high years. I tried again recently and same. I get turned off quickly by the heavier songs and guttural screeching into the mic. There’s no denying Corgan’s beautiful guitar playing, so I’m not not a fan, but it’s just never fully clicked. Let’s give it another go. First off, the hits still hit. They’re great. When their songs have dynamic range, I’m in. When it’s all raspy vocals and loud distortion the whole way through, I need a break. When it’s all slow and mopey (not that there’s anything wrong with that), I need a break. Thankfully, the track listing mixes it up every song or two. Had I previously stuck it out through those songs I wasn’t feeling, I’d have gotten much farther. I’m certainly happy that I’m forcing myself to listen regardless. If for no other reason than to know which songs to skip in the future, and to know that there are more gems in here than just the radio hits. But yeah it’s still way too long for me to give it more than 3/5 I can’t finish this review without mentioning that that is not how you spell Galapagos, but it’s still one of the aforementioned hidden gems.

To my ears, this is the correct way to sing badly. I think I'd be scoring this album lower if I'd already had Siamese Dream which is really the only Smashing Pumpkins album I come back to. This one has some good tracks, but its way too long and samey accross the span of it to leave a lasting impact.

I remember buying this album on double CD when it came out. Haven't listened to the whole thing in quite a while but was pleasantly surprised that my old favorites still resonate.

there’s one and a half GREAT albums here. “adore” forever

Interesting, very various.

Not bad

hell yeah man

It was pretty long. Too long imho.

Love this album

One of my all time favorites. Great mood music, lots of hits.

Fav song: fuck you

This alvum would easily be a 5 if there were less songs on it. I think Siamese dream is the better album

I always thought they were overrated in the 90s, and this certainly didn't change my mind.

Didn't like Smashing Pumpkins in the 90s. Still don't like them. Corgan's voice is so annoying

This album did not need to as long as it is. Over half of the songs could have been cut and this would have basically been a greatest hits. I put off listening to this album because I rarely have 2 hours together to dedicate to one album. I chose the day I drove two hours to the airport. It was early morning, dark, and very foggy. Most of the songs made my drive worse. Usually I like driving music that keeps me on the road, not songs that make me want to drive off of it. I'm conflicted about what my rating should be. I'm going to round up from a 3.5. It's mostly good. I did get sick of a few tracks before they were over, and a lot of them sound very similar. And Billy Corgan's voice... But the hits are the hits. They're good.

I was expecting to hate this but I was pleasantly surprised and only disliked it. They're imitators of grunge but they add a spoonful of sugar to make it easier for the general public's ears. The album has its well known hits and is painfully long.

Whew! I didn't listen to all 5 hours & 52 minutes in in Spotify. Fortunately the original release was much shorter - only a triple LP. Some good hard rock and interesting variations. The hits are okay.

It’s hard to believe that this album is 28 yrs old. I would say it’s one of the defining albums of the early Indie-Emo rock genre, as it was listened to obsessively by many angsty teens. The 2 hr length is weighty, and this album is almost schizophrenic melding gentle ballads with some very aggressive hard rock songs. However it’s hard to dispute that this album spawned a ton of great singles that have aged very nicely over the decades, and that itself defines an iconic album for me.

Excellent album

I THOUGHT I MISSED THE REVIEW DEADLINE I really enjoyed listening to this album. I would have to agree with Mike that the first half was better than the second. It was a long album but I never felt bored or ready to listen to something else. 4/5

"Time is never time at all / You can never ever leave / Without leaving a piece of youth" The smashing pumpkins is my #2 artist of all time on spotify, so this review is heavily biased. I have listened to this record before, but I don't remember it being 2 hours long, so I may have only listened to the first side in the past. I find it kind-of cringy that Corgan wanted this album to be "the wall" for gen. X, but damn if it doesn't come close. I really, really enjoy the musical ideas behind the smashing pumpkins and their music. And I think this album rivals that of the pumpkin's more accessible album for casual listeners- "Siamese Dreams" T2- "Tonight, Tonight" is an epic ballad about the inevitable passing of time, with a focus on making the most of the moment. Anything is possible tonight. T3- "Jellybelly" provides a heavy wall of sound complimented by Alt-rock vocals. T4- "Zero" has perhaps one of the most hard 'metal'-sounding riffs in the back, alongside emo lyrics that creates a contrarian's anthem. T5- "Here is no why" has a genius guitar riff that blends heavy fuzz with the best parts of mathrock and heavier rock, to preach it's cynical song T6- "Bullet with butterfly wings" complete's the album's run of 5 amazing songs to kick off the album and builds up to a chorus that preaches something that is all-too-familiar for those working the 9-5 rat race. T11 - "Galapogos" is a soft-spoken song of admitting one's struggles, and fears of solitude. Disc 2 offers a lot less in the form of obvious hits, but begins with T2 - "Bodies" and continues a cynical vibe of hopeless romanticism, with the haunting chorus "Love is suicide," which may be a reference to Courtney Love, Corgan's ex-girlfriend, and the woman rumored to have played a part in Cobain's suicide. T3- "Thirty-Three" offers a change of outlook, providing a hopeful wish that "Love can last forever." T5- "1979" is perhaps one of the pumpkin's greatest singles, and is the track that introduced me to the band. It offers an unfaltering wave of nostalgia with the hypnotic guitar backing, and wistful lyrics talking about the "cool kids" sung in the past tense, and ideas that there is little to worry about for these kids beyond something as frivolous as social clicks and their respective rules. 1979, to me, offers a direct response to the other hit track, "Tonight, Tonight" which calls one to make the most of the moment, and damn if that's not exactly what happens in 1979. T8- "Stumbeline" is a depressing track of misspent time, and past wishes, and connects to the album's theme of falling asleep with the last line "come around ruby, I could never sleep alone," and the name reminds me personally of "Thumbelina," a bedtime fairy-tale that recounts a girl, borne of a seed, that escapes an abusive marriage with a mole T9- "X.Y.U" is a very heavy song, with references to "Mary had a little lamb," continuing the theme of sleeping, and bed-time stories with dark background stories. This track offers a reflection back onto a very toxic relationship. The second disk ends the album with a fitting track given the theme of sleeping, saying "Farewell and goodnight" This album encapsulates a reflection of one's youth, and lessons learnt too late, relationships symbolized by fairy-tales, and the depressing realization that time can never move backwards. The entire album seems to suggest the universality behind the human emotion of sorrow, and spans multiple genres from rock, alt rock, grunge, heavy metal, alt pop, and art rock. The two sides (discs) of the album seem to suggest a theme of 'day' for the first, and night for the latter. Upon research from the wikipedia, the vinyl was split into 6 sides, including names like "Dawn," "Tea time," and "Dusk" to describe the first side, and names like "Twilight," "Midnight," and "Starlight," to describe the latter, although the songs are in a slightly-different order. This idea also goes along with the ideas expressed in the album, with more positive (yet sorrowful) memories of youth and nostalgia taking place in disc 1, for day, and more pessimistic ideas, fairy-tales, and other references to sleep happening mostly in disc. 2, night. Although a difficult choice, I'll put 1979 on the playlist due to my personal connection with the track. I love this record, and despite it's length, I never once found myself bored. I would recommend this to any enjoyer of music that has similar tastes to mine, that wants a thorough experience and reflection of music. An easy 5/5

There's a couple absolute classic on here. But it's definitely too long, not enough variety or substance for a 2 hour album. Best songs are 1979 and Bullet with butterfly wings (this song wil randomly jump in my head ever since I first heard it)

This was alright! Again the vocals didnt do it for me! I dont know. There were some interesting songs but for a lack of ability to express myself - the vibes were off. I hate to give something a 2 but aside from a few songs where there was max indie rock nostalgia I wasn't really feeling it. And to be honest, I couldn't finish it. I still have the tail end of the second side left. Will I finish it? We'll find out!

Long but quite good

Hard. Niet per se verwacht.

Thru eyes of Ruby, banger Tonight, tonight, nice Overall prima

Dik dik dik dik, tonight tonight, bullet sws en to forgive, smashing pumpkins underrated

While I never owned any Smashing Pumpkins albums, this band was a major part of the ambient sound backdrop of my college years. It’s familiar, but I don’t think I’ve ever sat down with this album before. For one thing, it’s too long. But also the grunge scene wasn’t really my thing then and it still isn’t. I can appreciate the album but once is more than enough and I really had to stop myself from giving up on it as it dragged on. Galapogos was a bright spot, 1979 lived up to my memory of it, Stumbleine was a surprise winner, and I’ve always loved the cover art. But a lot of the other songs aren’t memorable and a couple, like Tales of a Scorched Earth and X.Y.U., are ear-splittingly bad. After listening to the first several songs I had settled on a 3, but now that I’m blissfully at the end of the whole album I’m dropping it to a 2 for unnecessary length and whininess. I see that Amazon is offering to play me an EXTENDED version of this album that is almost SIX HOURS LONG and no thank you.

musicalmente falando um album bem alternativo, aonde todas as musicas se ligam e tem vibes bem legais, nao é enjoativo, so que tambem nao escutaria 6 horas do album deluxe. No geral um album otimo

Meh, didn’t finish

A couple bangers on this album but this is simply too much music. Maybe if you're a Smashing Pumpkins stan you would rage for this album but like at least 20 of these songs could be removed and it would be a good album. And I really don't mean to be judgmental because I really do like some of these songs but 2 hours is a long time to listen to Billy Corgan's voice. It's the first and hopefully only DNF for me.

8.5/10

An enjoyable way to spend 2 hours.

Kende alleen bullet, rest blijkt ook dik te zijn

Made me ill

Not what I usually listen to but I appreciate The art

Meh, too long

I liked this a lot, I wasn’t aware of the quality of the Smashing pumpkins. Would definitely listen to a few songs again, like “Zero”.

Not for me, music nice but didn't like his voice at all, didn't listen to it all

I’m ashamed I never listened to this all the way through. Great album!

Incredible triple album so rare to make a good one. It’s amazing how often it can slip from a heavy high energy song to a soft sweet song. Really tough to rate because there’s a ton of great tracks and decent bit of filler but don’t even think the filler is that bad. Rating: 4.6

Great band but not their best

some good memories and some bad memories listening to this album but I still love it

Yeah it's good, but man it's long.

Good nostalgia album but very long

This album was not what I expected. Going in I was only familiar with the songs Tonight, Tonight and 1979. Those songs are kind of outliers. This album goes much harder and delves into more genres than I expected.

A classic album but a double album that honestly could have been a masterpiece single album.

Banger

Much better than I thought. Great, hard-rockin album.

was a bit busy while listening to the start but ended up downloading quite a few songs. 2,4,5,9,10, 12,13,14. take me down 14, the numbersa re screwed up on apple music.

Lots of nostalgia with this album. Billy Corgan is brilliant and this was a great album.

Really long 2 hour album. Got boring after a while

Didn't finish but I thought it was pretty good. Album is comprised of sounds I've heard before but it was done very well here. They deserve their populairty

I really liked some songs in this, and they have a unique sound of course. Some good lyrics. I'm not crazy about this album I guess but it's nice to have it.

Fun listening, a few good hits

Beautiful and long album i liked it!

This is a pretty decent album but it's way overlong. I used to be a big Smashing Pumpkins fan and listened to this one quite a bit back in middle school and high school. I've since come to realize what an exhausting blowhard Billy Corgan is (or has become?). This is a pretty good indicator as to why this album is a bloated, alright double-album rather than a really great single disc album. He doesn't think any of his shit stinks. I'd go for a higher score if there weren't so many tracks that I just find non-essential and skip over on every listen. This definitely has some of their best songs on it ('1979', 'Muzzle', etc.) but is just really hurt by the long runtime and filler tracks that could have come out as a B-side record first. That's what happens when you decide you're going to make a double-album before you even start writing/recording (from wiki: "From the outset, the band intended the new record to be a double album"). Standout Tracks (Disc 1): Tonight Tonight, Jellybelly, Zero, Here Is No Why, Bullet with Butterfly Wings, Muzzle Standout Tracks (Disc 2): Where Boys Fear to Tread, 1979, Stumbleine, X.Y.U., By Starlight

Dude singing sounds like Cartman but like two songs where good sorry this is a shitty review I’m on a time crunch

Way too long, but with good songs

Wanted it to be a 4…but there was some songs that couldn’t take it there for me

I liked it, more variety than I knew they had I will be rating with 1 = wouldnt be mad to listen again 3= would actively choose to listen again 5 = have saved it i think this gets a two?

Was just okay. Don’t love the voice

Yllättävän hyvä lenkkialbumi, tosin kahden tunnin kesto oli aika päätähuimaava. Kuuntelin albumin osissa, mutta silti vähän ähky. Tuntui puuttuvan kokonaan ”punainen lanka”

Beautiful moments of thrashing

Fucking great album even though Billy Corgan is an idiot conspiritard

5/10 not wild about it.

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness - 8/10 Tonight, Tonight - 8.5/10 Jellybelly - 8/10 Zero - 8/10 Here is No Why - 8.5/10 Bullet with Butterfly Wings - 10/10 To Forgive - 8/10 An Ode to No One - 8/10 Love - 8.5/10 Cupid De Locke - 7/10 Galapagos - 7.5/10 Muzzle - 7.5/10 Porcelina of the Vast Oceans - 7.5/10 Take Me Down - 7/10 Where Boys fear to Tread - 8/10 Bodies - 8/10 Thirty Three - 8/10 In The Arms of Sleep - 8/10 1979 - 9/10 Tales of a Scorched Earth - 8/10 Thru The Eyes of Ruby - 9/10 Stumbeline - 8/10 X.Y.U - 8/10 We Only Come Out at Night - 8.5/10 Beautiful - 7/10 Lily - 8.5/10 By Starlight - 7/10 Farewell and Goodnight - 8/10 TOTAL - 225/280

3 - This was a pretty long one. There's some tracks that stand out to me, but I honestly don't remember a good number of them. I can't imagine going back and relistening to this due to the length, though I definitely appreciate the songs I do like.

Sommige nummers een 2, sommige nummers een 4(+). Hele album maar een 3 gegeven.

One of my favourite bands but not necessarily my favourite album; undoubtedly it is a classic, but hits on self-indulgent at points. I found I prefer the heavier second half now. Found it funny to read reviews below about Billy Corgan's whingy voice. I can't really deny he has a 'unique' vocal style but this has never put me off the band! Also love listening to podcasts about how grumpy Billy is (e.g. check out the SP episode of the '60 Songs That Explain The '90s' podcast). His dedication to the art of grouch over the past three decades only deserves admiration, IMHO.

Pretty good

okay it’s catchy but it’s just not that good alright?

Very long winded, some really good songs in there. Ultimately a bit of a slog but I recognize it's place

1000000000/10

Solid

48/100

Not Bad. Little long. Songs started to sound the same.

With the large number of tracks there plenty of filler here. Some gold too.

Strap the fuck in, it’s a long one. Practically the Smashing Pumpkins greatest hits, but also consistently good throughout.

The first song, which is also the title song of this album, seems decent but the rest of the songs are not my type.

Love the pumpkins

Realistically, I think Gang of Youths did this album better with go farther in lightness. I had to turn this one off

This is my jam

Remembered this album fondly. Stood up to the test of time.

-Some of these lyrics are corny af. -Hard to ignore the standout songs on this album. - this album is 2 hrs long. Wtf -There are some great tracks here but they get kinda lost in the minutia of how many songs there are. I want to give this album a 4 but I'm not going to because I just don't want to listen to half the songs. Very high 3.

Some good songs, but a lot of average junk, and it felt like it would never end.

ok

Tonight tonight is a good song but I already knew that. The album gets a lot harder right after that, quite a pivot. Good 90s energy. Also it's crazy how many singles I recognize on this album. No wonder it's on the list

If these guys were from Washington state, they'd be part of the Grunge Big 4 conversation, no cap

I'm really not a fan of this band. Mostly cause I can't stand Corgan's whiney voice. That said, this is actually a good album. I dig most of the songs and the music is good.

Never listened to TSP before this, I have to say they definitely blend a lot of different genres masterfully on this record. Surprised how they could make a 2-hour album seem original and well-thought out from start to back. The lyrics are great as well. Not a huge fan of the vocals but they have their moments at times throughout the album.

Can not stand Billy Corgan's vocals, but other than that great instumentation and a great alt rock albums overall. 7/10 Favorites: *Tonight, Tonight *Zero *Bullet With Butterfly Wings *1979

yes

50% great. A bit to grungy.

This was great. Brought me back to 20 years ago. Some really good songs on here I forgot about!

excellent album. jolie perle trouvée dans cette list 8.5/10

Definitivamente un discazo, muchos matices sonoros dentro su estilo tan peculiar y oscuro, muy recomendado.

Roller coaster but loved it

3.5

Drags a little bit in the second part, but overall majority of the songs are good. 8/10