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Aeroplane Flies High

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Download links and information about Aeroplane Flies High by The Smashing Pumpkins. This album was released in 1996 and it belongs to Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative genres. It contains 33 tracks with total duration of 02:16:37 minutes.

Artist: The Smashing Pumpkins
Release date: 1996
Genre: Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative
Tracks: 33
Duration: 02:16:37
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Bullet With Butterfly Wings 4:20
2. ...Said Sadly 3:12
3. You're All I've Got Tonight 3:10
4. Clones (We're All) 2:45
5. Dreaming 5:14
6. A Night Like This 3:39
7. Destination Unknown 4:17
8. 1979 4:27
9. Ugly 2:52
10. The Boy 3:04
11. Cherry 4:03
12. Believe 3:16
13. Set the Ray To Jerry 4:11
14. Zero 2:39
15. God 3:09
16. Mouths of Babes 3:46
17. Tribute To Johnny 2:33
18. Marquis In Spades 3:17
19. Pennies 2:29
20. Pastichio Medley 23:01
21. Tonight, Tonight 4:16
22. Meladori Magpie 2:44
23. Rotten Apples 3:04
24. Jupiter's Lament 2:31
25. Medellia of the Gray Skies 3:10
26. Blank 2:55
27. Tonite Reprise 2:44
28. Thirty-Three 4:11
29. The Last Song 3:54
30. The Aeroplane Flies High (Turns Left, Looks Right) 8:35
31. Transformer 3:25
32. The Bells 2:18
33. My Blue Heaven 3:26

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There are two reissues of Aeroplane Flies High: the standard 33-track collection and the deluxe edition, which tops off at 90 tracks. The deluxe set adds demos, live tracks, and rehearsals that hardcore fans will surely find of interest, while the standard issue is more for the moderate fanatic who misses the band but doesn’t think that lower-fidelity recordings or songs in their primitive states are necessary to understand the final versions. Either way, each “chapter” of the collection starts with a single from the Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness album—“Bullet with Butterfly Wings,” “1979,” “Zero,” “Tonight, Tonight,” “Thirty-Three”—and then follows with the b-sides and other rarities from the period. The deluxe version goes further into demos, rehearsals, etc. Especially interesting are the covers of The Cars (“You’re All I’ve Got Tonight”), The Cure (“A Night Like This”), and Blondie (“Dreaming”). The deluxe edition has an 8-track demo of “Zero” and the expanded version of “Silverf***,” which includes a few surprises in its 34-minute duration.