raerae333 wrote: 

I love this type of writing.  Seriously. 

 DrLex wrote: 
I agree with this.  This album is one of those disks that is more than the sum of it's parts.

Phenomenal track, from an outstanding disc.

I love this album too. It brings me back to the times of a private school full of rich and bored teenagers, sons of expats, who didn't know where is home, made and lost friends as families move around, wasted and depressed in the grunge years. It may sound shallow, but coming from a small countrytown to the city, in that period I learnt to challenge the stupid conservative mind of the small town, learnt of death and loss, solitude and friendship, and started my journey towards what I am today.  

 dkcomet wrote: 

I certainly undersatnd your opinion on this, but I personally disagree.  I remember at 15-19 listening to this song and thinking that there might actually be a guy out there who could feel this way about me one day.....with the same intensity felt on different tracks, they gave a love song the same depth and especially with Soma as the lead in, this song was an appropriate ending to an album that despaired and raged about being weird....by giving a little hope that us weirdos could have deep profound love in our future

 robco1 wrote: 

Their greatest album and most songs the songs on it I would give 9's and 10's - especially the deep cuts.

damn! just missed this

 robco1 wrote: 
Yes, I wouldn't rate any song off this album a 10, but the entire album as a whole is a solid 10.

Great song from a great band (at the time this came out anyway). Never really got into anything after this album, but what an album!

Nice!

 FlatCat wrote: 
don't get the appeal...

Hard to believe this is one of only three songs from this great album ever played on RP.  Cmon Bill, give us some more!

They only wrote one song, and then played it over and over again. And that pinched nasal voice... Spare me. 

I think this is a sincere, sweet song.  I was never a huge fan of this band but I enjoy a lot of their tunes.  I more appreciate the fact that a band with a technically "unorthodox" sound and approach could achieve a significant amount of attention and success.  I believe music needs more of that instead of these "American Idol"-type robots.  Well, just my opinion.

 rickhoran wrote: 

Speaking of rockin', Rocket and Cherub Rock are the two best tracks on this flawless CD.  Come on now Bill, let's hear 'em.

great album.... rockin' rockin' rockin' then it ends with this!

thank you!!

 aragon wrote:  Agreed

Amazing album. How many times have I listened to it? Cant remember.

 dkcomet wrote: 
what do you think to zeitgeist?

this is how you make music

I love this album, & Gish even more. This song is the dud on this record & was a signal for the slow crash into boring generic drivel the Pumpkins arived at in the end.

 Schmoovie wrote:

 
I see where you're coming from, but I dig the Pumpkins ... great sounds and awesome lyrics ....

fredriley wrote:

I like a pretty wide variety of musicians and vocalists, but I've never been able to get past his voice. Like nails on a chalkboard to me.

hunthunthunt wrote:

A- freakin- men Brother!!!!!!!

This has to be amongst the best produced albums of all time. Listen to this loudly on a good quality hi-fi and you'll be astounded.

Ballzak wrote:

Agree 110%

One of my TOP rock albums. Awesome all the way through. Great, great stuff! I pull it out 3-4 times a year and just crank it. The album that is ... you know what I mean.

this was my favorite Pumpkins album.

this is one of my favorite tracks from it too. :)