The Smashing Pumpkins - Thru the Eyes of Ruby (Instrumental)

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Komentáře • 10

  • @toddshuman6231
    @toddshuman6231 Před 4 měsíci

    Thanks for doing the instrumental version of this ..... now it can be karaokeed ...

  • @toddshuman6231
    @toddshuman6231 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Wrap me up in always
    And drag me in with maybes, yeah
    Your innocence is treasure, your innocence is death
    Your innocence is all I have
    Breathing underwater
    And living under glass
    And if you spin your love around
    The secrets of your dreams
    You may find your love is gone
    And is not quite what it seemed
    To appear to disappear
    Beneath all your darkest fears
    I believe in never
    I believe in all the way
    But belief is not to notice, belief is just some faith
    And faith can't help you to escape
    And with this ring I wed thee true
    And with this ring I wed thee now
    And with this ring I play so dead
    But no one's asking for the truth, so let me tell you
    If you spin your love around
    The secrets of your dreams
    You may find your love is gone
    And is not quite what it seemed
    To appear to disappear
    Beneath all your darkest fears
    To the revelations of fresh faced youth
    No one will come to save you
    So speak your peace in the murmurs drawn
    But youth is wasted on the young
    Your strength is my weakness, your weakness my hate
    My love for you just can't explain
    Why we're forever frozen, forever beautiful
    Forever lost inside ourselves
    The night has come to hold us young
    The night has come to hold us young
    The night has come to hold us young
    The night has come to hold us young
    The night has come to hold us young
    The night has come to hold us young

  • @AG77420
    @AG77420 Před 10 měsíci +7

    Best way to listen to this song lmao, sorry billy.

    • @MatSen333
      @MatSen333 Před 9 měsíci +3

      That's not funny 😭

    • @Alleycat___
      @Alleycat___ Před měsícem

      ​@@MatSen333sad but true. Cat's voice of Billy is quite annoying sometimes and ruins many good pieces

    • @MatSen333
      @MatSen333 Před měsícem

      ​@@Alleycat___His voice doesn't ruin some songs because that's the way he wants his songs to sound. Doesn't mean everyone needs to like it though. His voice is peculiar I'll give you that. He uses it in a way that is really original though, especially on Siamese Dream.

    • @Alleycat___
      @Alleycat___ Před měsícem +1

      @@MatSen333 well it's interesting what you say. To me Corgan has something like three different tones of voices. When he's calm, when he goes mad Wich is still cool to me and when he goes with that very high pitch of tone, Wich sound to me strident. If you listen to Patton or Cornell going high pitch, Wich both of them are indeed reaching those almost impossible notes, they sound really good, but idk why Billy's voice is annoying to me. SP music is complex and very rich, but, Corgan to me is their lowest point in terms of music output. Cannot say he's out of tune, but he lacks of music himself with something he can't control at the fullest. It is my humble opinion and I appreciate your comment. Ty

    • @VeganFlatEarth
      @VeganFlatEarth Před 6 dny

      m0r0n

  • @michvair
    @michvair Před 7 měsíci +1

    I am not afraid to say that MICS is not the best SP's studio record in this 90's times: useless overproduction. Butch Vig's prod on Gish and SD are much raw and efficient. I saved MICS recording by listening billions of time to the Vic Theater Chicago 1995 recording.

    • @astronomical13
      @astronomical13 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I think this is an interesting take. I’ve always thought Siamese Dream was over produced. Not in a bad way it’s a beautiful album. But it’s obvious it’s full of layered guitar tracks and meticulous in its execution.
      I’ve heard that when MCIS was being recorded, they were wanting to capture the band in a way that would make them sound like they were playing live.