Ugh.











Ugh.

Siamese Dream by Smashing Pumpkins.

I can remember guitar magazine interviews where Billy Corgan talked about that record being able to induldge all of his sixties and seventies rock guitar fantasies.

For a long time, I tried to tell myself that Siamese Dream actally sounded half as good as anything from those days.

Given the chance, I would surely go back and tell myself to just give it up.

When I was about 16-17 this album was the shit. At 20, this album is just shit.



Back in the days when I used to be a hardcore weezer fan. Man, I can't believe I spent money on this piece of crap...



Got this album when I was about 13/14 from a vending machine game in Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas. Ironically enough, this album introduced me to rock music, and I started to stop listening to the Backstreet Boys.
By the by, that's the last Stone Temple Pilots album, as it's probably not self-evident.



Speaking of which, this album was my life when I was twelve.



As was this one.

Fuck I'm so much younger than you guys. Embarrassingly so.

*cringes*

burun wrote:

Seriously, these are hilarious records. For those folks that haven't heard Jim Gillette's voice, you need to listen to Machine Gun Eddie.

EDIT:

I just saw THIS, and I'm on the floor in hysterics!

It's like the begining of Angel Of Death played backwards. But sung by a castrato.

eephour wrote:

This along with Nevermind were my first cassette purchases back in the summer of 1994. I was nine, and even then I sort of cringed listening to it.

I have to ask, did you already have the 1st record and were impressed enough to buy this one or did you think this one was better?

vockins wrote:

+1.

burun wrote:

+1.

Marsupialized wrote:

+1. Good god damn.

dabrasha wrote:

+1. Jesus.


Aaannnddd for the, um, win-->

In my seach for more and more extreme metal, I came across this gem.



I know what you're thinking...but it wasn't nearly as good as it looks.