Behold! The Smashing Pumpkins
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
A me fa paura Rick Rubin, piú che altro.
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
ha prodotto il solista di Corgan, basta ascoltarlo per capire se è bene o male. Io non l'ho fatto
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
Rick Rubin è il produttore più mainstream del rock alternativo americano. Oggi.
Un tempo era un fenomeno. Per dire, ha prodotto lui Reign in Blood.
ma qui il problema è Corgan che è finito dal 2000-2002 e ancora pretende. Il solista è un cagata immonda.
Un tempo era un fenomeno. Per dire, ha prodotto lui Reign in Blood.
ma qui il problema è Corgan che è finito dal 2000-2002 e ancora pretende. Il solista è un cagata immonda.
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
Rubin ha gruppi come Weezer, System Of A Down e Slipknot nel curriculum: nessuno di loro suona artificioso però sono tutti ben rifiniti e radiofonici. Il trio Corgan - Iha - Chamberlin ha sempre avuto una grande dinamica.. non so se hanno scelto il produttore giusto.
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
Ecco immaginavo Rubin c’entra ben poco... tu portagli Perfect vedrai che te la fa suonare bene anche lui...
Spero in un fatto, che spinto da Iha che ricordiamolo non gli ha rivolto la parola per 15 anni, e non penso torni per suonare canzoni orrende, almeno faccia musica che ricordi i vecchi Pumpkins, non voglio esperimenti e cose che tanto Corgan non sa fare, che faccia del buon rock suonato bene, come hanno fatto i Soundgarden. Che non si sono sputtanati e si ascoltavano bene anche in King Animal.
Spero in un fatto, che spinto da Iha che ricordiamolo non gli ha rivolto la parola per 15 anni, e non penso torni per suonare canzoni orrende, almeno faccia musica che ricordi i vecchi Pumpkins, non voglio esperimenti e cose che tanto Corgan non sa fare, che faccia del buon rock suonato bene, come hanno fatto i Soundgarden. Che non si sono sputtanati e si ascoltavano bene anche in King Animal.
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
Temere l'ennesima crosta è naturale, non so se l'orecchio di Iha può salvarci
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
D’arcy ci rivela che è stata esclusa e che iha non c’entra nulla a parte il tour.
Last month, D’arcy confirmed to BlastEcho that she was very disappointed that she would not be participating in any sort of reunion with the band and apologized to the fans for her absence.
And If You Like This, You'll Love...
FullSizeR
D’arcy Wretzky Will Not Be Part of Smashing Pumpkins Reunion or Tour
darcy
Ex-Smashing Pumpkin D’arcy Wretzky Breaks Her Silence
nicole
Nicole Fiorentino Confirms She Was Dismissed From The Smashing Pumpkins
D’arcy’s reveal somewhat coincided with a steady diet of Instagram updates by Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan that appeared to be about new Pumpkins music from the original band—or, at least, three-fourths of it—with producer Rick Rubin in Los Angeles.
Now it’s come to light that the only original members involved in the recording were, in fact, Corgan and drummer Jimmy Chamberlin, according to text exchanges between D’arcy and Corgan.
Based on a text conversation between D’arcy and Corgan from mid-January, Corgan wrote, “well, so you know, [original guitarist] James [Iha] isn’t here either. It’s me and Jimmy working and [guitarist] Jeff [Schroeder] now too.”
Further, Corgan texted, “James is focused on his stuff, which is why he isn’t here. And, as far as Rubin, he’s gonna be involved a little but not the whole thing.”
D’arcy said she told that the plan had been to record only one new song with Rick Rubin with all of the original members in January, but unbeknownst to her, the plan changed. She only found out about the recording sessions the same way the rest of the world did: Instagram.
According to D’arcy, Corgan reached out to her through texts trying to explain her exclusion and assuage any worries she might have had after having seen the photo of all her bandmates in an L.A. studio together.
Once Corgan went public, he texted her “as far as you not being involved, there was never any decision to shut you out, or make you not welcome. It’s more about getting on the same page with [the] tour first and then the necessity of the song came up.” He further added, “so focus on [the] tour and I think we can find the right way to have you involved. I know speaking with Jimmy, he wants you involved so that the tour is the best thing we can all give the fans and build for the future.”
Though Corgan recently revealed via Instagram that the band has “26 songs currently in various states of production,” the text exchange between Corgan and D’arcy referenced just one new song.
According to D’arcy, they both spoke many times about their shared desire to “be a band again and to do it right this time and have fun with it in a relaxed environment.” Neither wanted to do a typical “reunion tour.” D’arcy says Corgan told her that Iha and Chamberlin had no desire to record a full album, so they would instead record one new song and then tour the following summer.
Expanding on a previous statement D’arcy made to BlastEcho, D’arcy said that Corgan initially made a contract offer to her, Iha and Chamberlin, which was agreed upon by all parties. However, a month later D’arcy says Billy told her “well, that wasn’t a real offer.” It’s unclear whether or not the initial offer remains for Iha and Chamberlin, although D’arcy is under the impression it is.
An explanation as to why the offer was rescinded, too, remains unclear. Cryptically, she said she has an inkling but “that is a whole other can of worms and a big, ugly one! Another time.”
However, after the offer was pulled, she said he said via text that both Iha–who D’arcy had kept in touch with over the past 16 years–and Chamberlin were “with him” on that decision to reunite without her. “I am totally disgusted with James,” she said via text. “He should be ashamed of himself.”
The clock on the Pumpkins’ website is slated to expire on Thursday, at which point new music and the announcement of a tour slated to begin in July will be revealed. In addition to Corgan, Iha and Chamberlin, Schroeder will play guitar with this new incarnation. It’s also believed, but not confirmed, that Jack Bates, who played bass for the Pumpkins in a recent version of the band, will retain the same role going forward.
Last month, D’arcy confirmed to BlastEcho that she was very disappointed that she would not be participating in any sort of reunion with the band and apologized to the fans for her absence.
And If You Like This, You'll Love...
FullSizeR
D’arcy Wretzky Will Not Be Part of Smashing Pumpkins Reunion or Tour
darcy
Ex-Smashing Pumpkin D’arcy Wretzky Breaks Her Silence
nicole
Nicole Fiorentino Confirms She Was Dismissed From The Smashing Pumpkins
D’arcy’s reveal somewhat coincided with a steady diet of Instagram updates by Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan that appeared to be about new Pumpkins music from the original band—or, at least, three-fourths of it—with producer Rick Rubin in Los Angeles.
Now it’s come to light that the only original members involved in the recording were, in fact, Corgan and drummer Jimmy Chamberlin, according to text exchanges between D’arcy and Corgan.
Based on a text conversation between D’arcy and Corgan from mid-January, Corgan wrote, “well, so you know, [original guitarist] James [Iha] isn’t here either. It’s me and Jimmy working and [guitarist] Jeff [Schroeder] now too.”
Further, Corgan texted, “James is focused on his stuff, which is why he isn’t here. And, as far as Rubin, he’s gonna be involved a little but not the whole thing.”
D’arcy said she told that the plan had been to record only one new song with Rick Rubin with all of the original members in January, but unbeknownst to her, the plan changed. She only found out about the recording sessions the same way the rest of the world did: Instagram.
According to D’arcy, Corgan reached out to her through texts trying to explain her exclusion and assuage any worries she might have had after having seen the photo of all her bandmates in an L.A. studio together.
Once Corgan went public, he texted her “as far as you not being involved, there was never any decision to shut you out, or make you not welcome. It’s more about getting on the same page with [the] tour first and then the necessity of the song came up.” He further added, “so focus on [the] tour and I think we can find the right way to have you involved. I know speaking with Jimmy, he wants you involved so that the tour is the best thing we can all give the fans and build for the future.”
Though Corgan recently revealed via Instagram that the band has “26 songs currently in various states of production,” the text exchange between Corgan and D’arcy referenced just one new song.
According to D’arcy, they both spoke many times about their shared desire to “be a band again and to do it right this time and have fun with it in a relaxed environment.” Neither wanted to do a typical “reunion tour.” D’arcy says Corgan told her that Iha and Chamberlin had no desire to record a full album, so they would instead record one new song and then tour the following summer.
Expanding on a previous statement D’arcy made to BlastEcho, D’arcy said that Corgan initially made a contract offer to her, Iha and Chamberlin, which was agreed upon by all parties. However, a month later D’arcy says Billy told her “well, that wasn’t a real offer.” It’s unclear whether or not the initial offer remains for Iha and Chamberlin, although D’arcy is under the impression it is.
An explanation as to why the offer was rescinded, too, remains unclear. Cryptically, she said she has an inkling but “that is a whole other can of worms and a big, ugly one! Another time.”
However, after the offer was pulled, she said he said via text that both Iha–who D’arcy had kept in touch with over the past 16 years–and Chamberlin were “with him” on that decision to reunite without her. “I am totally disgusted with James,” she said via text. “He should be ashamed of himself.”
The clock on the Pumpkins’ website is slated to expire on Thursday, at which point new music and the announcement of a tour slated to begin in July will be revealed. In addition to Corgan, Iha and Chamberlin, Schroeder will play guitar with this new incarnation. It’s also believed, but not confirmed, that Jack Bates, who played bass for the Pumpkins in a recent version of the band, will retain the same role going forward.
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
3.9 preventivo
Tanto la sostanza è la stessa: le canzoni le scrive Corgan, e le canta Corgan. Finché è così, non c'è Rubin o Chamberlin che possano fare qualcosa. Sarà del livello del resto da Zeitgeist in poi.
Tanto la sostanza è la stessa: le canzoni le scrive Corgan, e le canta Corgan. Finché è così, non c'è Rubin o Chamberlin che possano fare qualcosa. Sarà del livello del resto da Zeitgeist in poi.
Re: apples + oranjes = the Smashing Pumpkins
Sarà il solito album allora, giusto Jimmy può renderlo un minimo interessante.
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 14 guests