Does anyone remember when Smashing Pumpkins came
out with Gish. They were one of the greatest new bands anywhere
Then came siemese dream possibly one of the best
albums of all time. Then came Fame and fortune and that band was surely lost and
it was a sad experience.Lately I think that
SDRE
I hope sunny day doesn't turn into what smashing pumpkins did. they are one
of the best bands. I hope to see more heavy stuff on their next record.
Hey -
Ok, i've been on the list for the last week and was waiting for a good
sybject to jump into! Here it is! I remeber early Pumpkins history... That
stuff rocked like fucking hell! However, they got famous off of their 2 worst
songs ever (Bullet W/ Butterfly Wings and 1979). I figured t
This may appear to be off the subject at first, but bear with me please.
I don't remember when Smashing Pumpkins came out with Gish, but I'd
definately agree that it was and still is a fantastic album. I do
remember when Siamese Dream came out, and it was a huge step for the band.
Like Billy C
Steve Baronick
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i saw a video from pumpkins years ago, they said that they
planned to go far and get "big" i don't see sunny day real estate setting
that kind of goal for themselves. i trust them to make good mus
pit does not appeal to me.Does it to you???
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This may appear to be off the subject at first, but bear with
me please.
I don&#
ey sold out. So if anyone here
says that Sunny Day is selling out, I'll hit 'em over the head.
Just my 2 cents.
Joshua.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] has it right on the money. The Beatles sold out with
the first album they ever did and then spent the rest of their career
trying to gain respect from the rest of their peers. Sunny Day is a band
such that their music does not appeal to the public at large unless it was
shoved
I dunno about the Smashing Pumpkins but most musicians I run into usually
get pissed off if one man band leaders insist of playing every instrument
on you new album, it's got to create some kind of tension.
Over.
DonnyZ
--- Matthew Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This may appear to be off t
I think that the whole thing is wrong. Bands don't sell out (we'll
usually don't sell out) their fans sell out, or even worse, the shrubs
sell in. there is nothing more sickening to a "fan" for him/her to listen
to a band (like Sunny Day) for a couple of years with all the shrubs at
your school
people need to keep in mind that the guys in sunnyday have bills to
pay just like the rest of us...if they can pay the bills and maitain
artistic integrity, then i say go for it.
-james
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first off.. FAME is a musical, alright
and i dont know about you guys, but to think that
sunny day would "sell out"
really challenges the integrity of the band...
how could you call yourself a loyal fan
and then have no faith in them.
I think that sunnyday ultimately would make
the wisest desic
the same unseen
Steve Baronick
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Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 1999 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: [sdre-l]: FAME
> first off.. FAME is a musical, alright
> and i dont know about you guys, b
guys,
ive said this before and i'll say it again. i have nothing against
sunny day going to the majors. i support their decision fully, but
keep in mind, the same company that they are running off to is the
same company that considered smashing pumpkins' "adore", the best
album of their carre
has popped up, dont be surprised if you see sunny day @
their next show w/spandex pants and big hair.
[joke, ha, ha funny lawer boy, laugh!]
steve.
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OK like everyone else I HAVE to address this issue. Although everyone seems
to at least be on the same page, I am a little disapointed to read that some
people think that SDRE would actually "Sell Out". First of all, selling a lot
of records and having tons of fans does Not make you a sell out
Right on donnyz, I am with you : )
Chrystal
Well,
To start off here are a few thoughts: I hate major labels, I love Sunny Day,
money is needed to survive, Sunny Day will have the uper hand in talks about
the music because they have a great fan base (us), Sub Pop proably isn't a
label right now and Virgin records is not that bad a place
I think that being on a major label doesn't matter all that much. Being on a
major label does not necessarily mean selling out. It's a shame that people
throw the phrase "selling out" around freelly. I'm glad that at least 1
person (Porter) has recognized this, not to insult any of the peopl
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