| Identifier | 4140879 |
| Created At | Sat Aug 31 2024 10:26:53 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | shn |
| Media Count | 2 |
| Note | watch tech notes for source-info |
| Tech Note | Smashing Pumpkins-Machina 2 Info Source : Studio > Q101 vinyl rip > DAT(?) > CDR > SHN. There is NO mp3 lineage in this one, and I'm just taking a REALLY good guess that it went to DAT first. For more info on the album itself, I recomend visiting: http://www.spfc.org/feomm_faq.txt http://www.spfc.org/songs-releases/discog.html?discog_id=153 A followup to Machina, and the last album from the band. As a final farewell, and a "fuck you" to a record label that didn't give them the support they deserved, a limited pressing album was made (3x10" + 2LP, 5 discs total) and given away to be bootlegged out among the fans. All tracks are completely new/unheard, except for Real Love, which appears to be the same as the one found on the "Friends & Enemies" 60m cassette>bootleg, and Le Deux Machina, which is the same synth version as found on the acoustic machina demos. Just to clear up any possible confusion, this is the final album from the band. There are 25 copies. There will not be a CD pressing. |
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| Smashing Pumpkins 2000-??-?? Machina II: The Friends + Enemies of Modern Music, Chicago, IL | |
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| Set 1 | EP one (CR-01)
Slow Dawn Vanity Saturnine Glass' Theme (Spacey) EP two (CR-02) Soul Power (James Brown cover) Cash Car Star (Version 1) Lucky 13 Speed Kills (But Beauty Lives Forever)" – 4:51 EP three (CR-03) If There Is a God (Piano and Voice) Try, Try, Try (Version 1 Alternate Text) Heavy Metal Machine (Version 1 Alternate Mix) LP (CR-04) Glass' Theme Cash Car Star Dross Real Love Go Let Me Give the World to You Innosense Home Blue Skies Bring Tears (Version Electrique) White Spyder In My Body If There Is a God (Full Band) Le Deux Machina Here's to the Atom Bomb (New Wave Version) |
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| Comment | The last ever Pumpkins studio album (before split). Virgin Records wouldn't let them release a second Machina album, so as a way of saying 'Fuck You' to their record company, they pressed 25 copies of the album on vinyl and gave those copies to friends and told them to circulate them. |