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For me it's Smashing Pumpkins. Their sound spans so many genres and effortlessly transitions from hard/heavy on one number, to soft/celestial on the next, sometimes within the same song. People knock Billy's voice but I think it's quite emotive and suits the songs perfectly. Plus Jimmy Chamberlin is one of the greatest ever behind the kit. I'm not necessarily a big fan of the newer stuff, but they were a force of nature in the 90's.
Last edited by Eddy Munny; 03-27-20 at 06:00 PM.
Siamese Dream!
Around the time I was in jr. high a friend of mine owed me money from losing bets we'd made on basketball games played in the driveway (yes I started gambling early). He couldn't afford to pay me so he let me pick out two albums from his old man's CD collection. I picked Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness (this was a double disc so I figured it was a savvy business move lol). I fell in love with those albums and never looked back.Originally Posted by PAULYPOKER
Saw a show from the same tour. The Operation: Mindcrime show was incredible and Queensryche's performance was way above my expectations. The movie playing along with their setlist was pure genius.Saw them open up for my favorite band in 1989 on the Operation: Mindcrime/ ...And Justice For All tour. Best concert I've ever been to.
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