Siamese Dream (RSD Essential) | The Smashing Pumpkins

Product Code: 7581322

EAN: 0602475813224
Catalogue Code: 7581322
Title: Siamese Dream (RSD Essential),
Principle Contributor: The Smashing Pumpkins
Contributors: Billy Corgan, Butch Vig, The Smashing Pumpkins
Genre: Rock/Pop, Rock
Produced by Label/Studio: UMR, 1993
Published by: Universal Music, 11 Apr 2025
Format: Vinyl / 12" Album Coloured Vinyl (Limited Edition),
Media: 2 disc(s)

£60.00

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Disc 1
1. Cherub Rock - The Smashing Pumpkins (4.58)
2. Quiet - The Smashing Pumpkins (3.42)
3. Today - The Smashing Pumpkins (3.2)
4. Hummer - The Smashing Pumpkins (6.57)
5. Rocket - The Smashing Pumpkins (4.07)
6. Disarm - The Smashing Pumpkins (3.17)
7. Soma - The Smashing Pumpkins (6.4)
Disc 2
1. Geek U.S.A. - The Smashing Pumpkins (5.14)
2. Mayonaise - The Smashing Pumpkins (5.49)
3. Spaceboy - The Smashing Pumpkins (4.29)
4. Silverfuck - The Smashing Pumpkins (8.43)
5. Sweet Sweet - The Smashing Pumpkins (1.39)
6. Luna - The Smashing Pumpkins (3.2)

Cover Notes: When 'Siamese Dream' was initially released in the summer of 1993 it was hailed as alternative rock's first great post-'Nevermind' hope. And while it has gone on to become an overwhelming commercial success, it has also helped further re-draw the artistic borders of 'alternative' music. By combining neo-psychedelic AOR guitars (band members proudly claim Boston as an influence) with Pumpkin auteur Billy Corgan's 'outsider' lyrical stance, 'Siamese Dream' creates a rebel image; but one with a wandering eye towards mainstream acceptance as well. Consequently, Smashing Pumpkins are equally successful relating to young lollapaloozers and to classic rock radio. The album's immediate attraction is plain to see - Corgan and co-producer Butch Vig have sculpted a sonic wall of guitars - in some cases, using up to 32 separate guitar tracks on a single song - that is electrifying in its sheer scope and power. Along with Jimmy Chamberlin's powerhouse drumming, guitarists Corgan and James Iha's thick sound endows 'Siamese Dream' with a fresh feel that holds up even on repeated listens - and how many other 'top ten' albums can you say that about?

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