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the indents were hand carved in the shadow of the incan ruins at machu piccu![/quote:2il3ofof]
I have none such issues though, my box is fine (except for the tracklist being wrongly presented, as described before).
Artwork download added to the first post, for the CD burners…
And many thanks for the positive responses, as usual, my Smashing Pumpkins friends. Enjoy!
20090831 – Lucifer Sam (Pink Floyd)
The same as this one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDy3rwh-09s[/quote:3nk9u9fy]
Same song yes, performed 1 day before…I was not so sure if I should include those last 2 songs, as they are not really Smashing Pumpkins, but just Billy Corgan in a side-project… sometimes testing new Pumpkins songs, and meanwhile doing a lot of covers… But anyway, I did add them, and so far nobody complains.
I have no idea who reverend Gary Davis is, but he’s not from Grateful Dead. Dead has covered his song Death don’t have no mercy.[/quote:3el2lj4h]
Me is to blame here! Some info on the Reverend himself, for who’s interested: http://reverendgarydavis.com/
I copied the files for this compilation from my huge Smashing Pumpkins MP3 concert archive, and left the names of the files mostly unedited. Mistake corrected in the setlist above, but the name of the file in the download, you guys have to adjust that yourself after downloading, I’m sorry. Unless someone pays me a ticket for flying all over the world and correct the filename on roughly 1,500 pcs… Because that’s how many times you guys download these SPfreaks’ compilations on average…
come back in one piece.[/quote:1kpcuare]
I guess they mean one piece alive… not one piece in a bodybag.Nothing, I guess… Nothing. Je me masturbe, alors je existent, as the wise wise French say.
Existence for me, is the moment that life punches you in the face, that it hurts. Being numb, and not caring anymore, is non-existence to me. Just my humble thoughts…
You probably left it @ the Wonka Chocolate Factory. At least I saw a lonely phone there, the day before yesterday. I asked Charlie Bucket if it was his phone, but it turned out it wasn’t. As I found it next to the glass Wonkavator, you might remember if this was where you left it before you took the factory tour?
Anyway, why is the almighty allah not capable of creating a stone that she cannot lift herself?
Cool, and not cool! Cool opportunity, but I hate to see you go, with a big chance that we have even less contact…
Before you go, can you send me all member stuffs that still needs to be uploaded? And the eagle is on it’s way already also, right? Lots of fun over there in Afghanistan, and take care bro, let’s try to stay in touch as much as we can…
Holy crap!!!!
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Indeed, say that again. I thought I had an immense collection (over 1,600 cds, almost 800 of them with Smashing Pumpkins songs), but Voidhanger beats me big times. BIG BIG TIMES! My estimate is: 2,000 cds AT LEAST! Right, Voidhanger? Hats off to you!
omg arthur, did you forget to visit hyde park and check out where the pumpkins recorded part of the rhinoceros video???[/quote:2ccuuufo]
Freak.Arthur:
Sure, I could share the Nirvanuh Amsterdam 1991 Amsterdam gig. What method do you prefer? I’m totally off when it comes to sharing ztuff and such.[/quote:2rg0son5]
Sorry, I was away for a week, I missed this one…. Anyway, can you rip to MP3 maybe?Few pics from my London trip.
Siamese Dream (remastered)
cool pic Arthur. did you take that?
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No, this one is from da net somewhere. I took a lot of pics of course, but they are still on the camera. Will show a few in the other pic-topic, including a very funny kinda remake of a classic Smashing Pumpkins poster!You picked a good time to come. Enjoy the nice weather![/quote:1xz0vkde]
Oh boy, I did! Just came home though 1 hour ago, with the Eurostar train… But we went to all the touristic places like Tower Bridge (damn, it was more impressive than I thought!), Tower of London (awesome too! spend almost the whole day there after a 1 hour tour with The Beefeater, and we saw the British Crown Jewels…
), London Eye, Ripley Museum, Houses of Parliament with the Big Ben clock, Buckingham Palace… And of course: Camden Town! Found a few cds there too (Muse and Pumpkins), but to be honest, watching people in the Stables and have a coffee in front of Cyberdog was more fun! Most impressive part of the trip for me, Tower of London:
I’m with Cool.
I’m in London, UK, for a few days and picked up a Made In Holland release for Siamese Dream. Found it at HMV Oxford Street. Nothing special one would say, and I have it in my collection already… But this one has a somewhat strange matrix code: GZ VB2848 4650102-CD IFPI LD02 IFPI 5J54. On the back of the jewelcase the code for France is PM 538. Compare this to the NL pressing already on SPfreaks.com: 465010 2 @ 3 1-2-3-NL with PM 520. So, wtf?
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Yeah, I remember that from the Live Earth dvd, very cool. Thanks for bringing that into memory, I had not thought that I had seen them before already!sailing along a pelican’s back
enjoying the breeze
he dips down to catch a fish
underwater we both goriding on top of a puma
dodging the trees
he springs out to catch a rabbit
crashing to the dirt we both gohanging onto a dolphin fin
razors cutting through the water
he blazes out of the water
to the sun we both goholding hands with a girl
getting caught up in the brush
let go for one brief moment
to the neverafter we both go[/quote:3sb2v3rz]
Cute!
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