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- Posted: 10/26/2021 20:00
- Post subject: Album of the day (#3964): Adore by The Smashing Pumpkins
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Today's album of the day
Adore by The Smashing Pumpkins (View album | Buy this album)
Year: 1998.
Country: 
Overall rank: 742
Average rating: 77/100 (from 500 votes).
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Tracks:
1. To Sheila
2. Ava Adore
3. Perfect
4. Daphne Descends
5. Once Upon A Time
6. Tear
7. Crestfallen
8. Appels + Oranjes
9. Pug
10. The Tale Of Dusty And Pistol Pete
11. Annie-Dog
12. Shame
13. Behold! The Night Mare
14. For Martha
15. Blank Page
16. 17
About album of the day: The BestEverAlbums.com album of the day is the album appearing most prominently in member charts in the previous 24 hours. If an album, or artist, has previously been selected within a x day period, the next highest album is picked instead (and so on) to ensure a bit of variety. A full history of album of the day can be viewed here.
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RoundTheBend
I miss the comfort in being sad
Location: Ground Control 
- #2
- Posted: 10/27/2021 06:08
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Ah - the era the big bands released honest work and everyone hated them for it.
In hindsight, it was really good work from the band, as were many of these types of releases from the big alternative bands.
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- Posted: 10/27/2021 15:10
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| RoundTheBend wrote: | Ah - the era the big bands released honest work and everyone hated them for it.
In hindsight, it was really good work from the band, as were many of these types of releases from the big alternative bands. |
What other examples of this trend do you know? I'm curious because I quite like this record.
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CharlieBarley
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Location: Mount Olympus 
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- Posted: 10/29/2021 15:20
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This is a good album
To Sheila is one of my favourite Smashers songs
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RoundTheBend
I miss the comfort in being sad
Location: Ground Control
- #5
- Posted: 10/31/2021 03:42
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| Daydreamer wrote: | | RoundTheBend wrote: | Ah - the era the big bands released honest work and everyone hated them for it.
In hindsight, it was really good work from the band, as were many of these types of releases from the big alternative bands. |
What other examples of this trend do you know? I'm curious because I quite like this record. |
Well - the trend is "big alternative bands" and this "era" being late 90s. And while the albums don't sound anything alike, I do feel like they all took a more reserved/darker than usual approach.
Up or even New Adventures in Hi-Fi by REM
Pop by U2
Those albums - at release were kinda other WTF moments for otherwise pretty big/popular bands. Just like this feeling like a downward turn for the pumpkins.
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