FRIENDS AND ENEMIES OF MODERN MUSIC

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| lineage:  Seed(CDR) > cdr2 > EAC > SHN    |
| cd running time(s):   69:49               |
| overall quality:      10/10               |
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tracklist:
01. Glass' Theme
02. Disco King (early The Everlasting Gaze)
03. Dross
04. Blue Skies Bring Tears (Arising lyrics)
05. If There is a God
06. Le Deux Machina (Mike Garson piano improv)
07. Heavy Metal Machine (version I)
08. Here's to the Atom Bomb (cut)
09. Real Love
10. Money [That's What I Want] (10/31/98 Dodger Stadium, L.A. CA sbd)
11. X.Y.U. (10/31/98 Dodger Stadium, L.A. CA sbd)
12. Once Upon a Time (demo)
13. Crestfallen (demo)
14. unknown (cut)
*15. Firewall

NOTES: originally from a 60min cassette given out by Billy Corgan
himself for fan distribution. Billy messed up thinking the tape
was longer than 60 minutes, and as a result, Here's to the Atom
Bomb and the unknown instrumental are cut (BILLY IZ BAD TRADER).
Tracks 1-9 are Machina studio outtakes, while tracks 12-13 are
Adore studio outtakes. Real Love is the same version found on
the Machina II album. Nothing is known about track 14 other
than it's a Siamese Dream-era recording that Billy claims never
really had a title (and that it sounds suspiciously like Porcelina).

*Secret track for those involved in the Triple Tree offer
which is how I got this cd. The song is a version of Black
Oblivion, which appears on Tony Iommi's solo album (the song is
done with Billy Corgan).  This version is different than the
one that appears on the album and was labeled as "Firewall Ruff
Mix 11/6/98".

FLAWS: tracks 8 and 14 are cut. My copy was recorded track at
 once rather than disc at once.  :(  Doesn't really affect the
 flow of music or anything, however. There's some noticeable
 static in Money, which to my understanding, exists in all
 copies.