Siamese Dream (Deluxe Edition) · AlbumSiamese Dream (Deluxe Edition) by The Smashing Pumpkins
Siamese Dream (Deluxe Edition) is an alternative rock, rock and grunge album by The Smashing Pumpkins, released in 1993, with 31 tracks.
- Artist
- The Smashing Pumpkins
- Released
- 1993
- Tracks
- 31 · 137:15
- Listeners
- 928,888 on Last.fm
Tracklist
- 1Cherub Rock - 2011 Remaster4:58
- 2Quiet - 2011 Remaster3:43
- 3Today - 2011 Remaster3:21
- 4Hummer - 2011 Remaster6:56
- 5Rocket - 2011 Remaster4:06
- 6Disarm - 2011 Remaster3:17
- 7Soma - 2011 Remaster6:38
- 8Geek U.S.A. - 2011 Remaster5:13
- 9Mayonaise - 2011 Remaster5:49
- 10Spaceboy - 2011 Remaster4:27
- 11Silverfuck - 2011 Remaster8:43
- 12Sweet Sweet - 2011 Remaster1:39
- 13Luna - 2011 Remaster3:22
- 1Pissant - Siamese Sessions Rough Mix2:32
- 2Siamese Dream - Broadway Rehearsals Demo6:19
- 3STP - Rehearsal Demo3:29
- 4Frail And Bedazzled - Soundworks Demo3:42
- 5Luna - Apartment Demo3:13
- 6Quiet - BBC Session/BC Mix3:37
- 7Moleasskiss - Soundworks Demo4:00
- 8Hello Kitty Kat - Soundworks Demo6:15
- 9Today - Broadway Rehearsals Demo3:21
- 10Never Let Me Down Again - BBC Session4:03
- 11Apathy's Last Kiss - Siamese Sessions Rough Mix2:40
- 12Ache - Silverfuck Rehearsal Demo6:58
- 13U.S.A. - Soundworks Demo4:25
- 14U.S.S.R. - Soundworks Demo1:35
- 15Spaceboy - Acoustic3:58
- 16Rocket - Rehearsal Demo4:56
- 17Disarm - Acoustic3:19
- 18Soma - Instrumental6:39
More albums by The Smashing Pumpkins
Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness (Remastered)
Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness (Deluxe Edition)
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Zodeon at Crystal HallQuestions
- What genre is Siamese Dream (Deluxe Edition) by The Smashing Pumpkins?
- Alternative Rock, Rock And Grunge.
- When was Siamese Dream (Deluxe Edition) released?
- 1993.
- How many songs are on Siamese Dream (Deluxe Edition)?
- 31, 137:15 in all.
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