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Generally favorable reviews- based on 306 Ratings
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Positive: 234 out of 306
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Mixed: 38 out of 306
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Negative: 34 out of 306
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[Anonymous]Jul 2, 2007I think this is the return to form without repeating the past that Billy and Jimmy needed to pull off in order to brand themselves the Pumpkins. There is a little of everything except acoustic guitar on this album, although Pomp and Circumstance is pretty mellow. If you want loud, crunchy guitar riffing and massive intricate drumming this is a great album.
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CristianJul 2, 2007ZARPADO! por suerte mejor disco que machina..
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ChrisIJul 1, 2007The Smashing Pumpkins are truly back. Recapturing the heavy sound from Gish and Siamese Dream. All tracks will capture your attention and you will love the new direction the Pumpkins are going in! If you are into the heavy, intense sounding Smashing Pumpkins..this is the right album for you!
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GuySJul 1, 2007
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LukeMJul 1, 2007It's shit hot! not only just as good but some of it is even better than past efforts. Corgan is one of the most versatile musicians alive today.
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ElliottJul 1, 2007I love it!!!! It's not as good as Siamese Dream or Mellon Collie, but it's arguably the best thing they've done since 1995. Welcome back, Pumpkins!
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JerryRJun 29, 2007Fantastic album, some highlights are Thats The Way ( My Love Is ) and Bleeding The Orchid.
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RobertBJun 29, 2007It burnt the lies off of my soul
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petereJun 28, 2007awesome
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CorganRJun 28, 2007This is going to be the best album of the year, and I haven't even heard it yet!!! All you losers who don't like it can get off this site!!!!!!
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Awards & Rankings
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Overall, Corgan's captivating effort to mine both the spirit of these turbulent times and the soul of his defining band is a smashing success.
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Zeitgeistās orgy of avalanche rhythms, cascading riffs and sky-licking guitar is as grandiose as ever (the solo on "Tarantula" sounds like a nuke hitting a Guitar Center), but the bombast is softened as Corgan reaches out for shame-sharing community.
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It's best treated as a curio in the Smashing Pumpkins' legacy; and for those who grew up on 'Today', '1979' and 'Ava Adore', you're better left with your memories.