Pisces Iscariot

The advertisement said it was new but it was already opened at least once and on two cds there was a fingerprint. Probably it was played once and sold again. The rest was like new, no complains about it.

Such a great album,not their best but great all the same

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great albumit is a really an enjoyable album set between grunge-heavy metal-pop and there is a song everyone will enjoy.Too bad the pumpkins are no more

One of the beter albums, from the masters of heartbreak & missery. From the 1990's when music still had a heartbeat. A must for anyone with a broken heart.

Incredible! A must for any fan of The Smashing Pumpkins

Fantastic addition to my pumpkins collection. Good to see the first incarnation as a goth/new wave/alternative band that morphed into the dream rock of Siamese dream before going off kilter with Mellon Collie.

I think it was possibly John Peel who once said that the sign of a great band are 2 things: how they play live and how good their b-sides are. I unfortunately cannot vouch for the former but, with Pices Iscariot, I can wholeheartedly agree with the latter. This is a collection of b-sides and unreleases material that spanned their career at the time. The strange thing is that it all works so perfectly as a collection of tracks in its own right and also sounds completely different from any other SP release.I would urge any fan or newcomer to the band to add this as an essential part of their back catalogue as it is that good. It all kicks off with one of the most mellow and beautiful songs ever, 'Soothe', which then is followed by more of a party tune in 'Frail & Bedazzled', both excellent pieces of music. 'Plume' is down-tuned genius and 'Whir' and 'Blew Away' are the sort of top-notch ballads that SP can just DO. 'Pissant' and 'Hello Kitty Kat' are ok but a bit on the throwaway side, more punky and raw with no real tune. 'Obscured' is another phenomenal soundscape that evokes dreams of flying and the Fleetwood Mac cover, 'Landslide' fits perfectly into the preceedings. It's also an awesome cover. The 4 tracks that follow are a bit hit and miss. 'Starla' is good but at 11 minutes plus it does ramble somewhat. 'Blue' is another ok track but doesn't inspire as much as the others. The Animals' cover feels slightly out of place. And 'La Dolly Vita' finish things off in true alternative style.Not perfect but the majority of tracks are of such a high quality that it doesn't matter about the ones that don't work. Essential.