26 plus 26 equals 52 plus md tax of what 5 percent. thats 1/5 of my weekly check. yes i am poor. when these pop up used somewhere cheap o then i will pick em. til then. i really dont get the whole remastering thing.

Just got these the other day and I'm blown away. The whole package is awesome. The content, the artwork, the remastering...everything. They make the Pearl Jam deluxe sets look like a total joke.

Billy Corgan really needed this project to take off like it did, didn't he?

those drown and rhinoceros demos were good....ill ask one more time..is the dvd pro shot?????

The Gish dvd is a little rough but watchable. The Siamese Dream dvd is pro shot but not hd. Interesting to see the growth in 2 or 3 years.

its just too much fucking money 10 for the cd and 26 for the box. nice but not enuff of a fan i am. i really would love one im sure but 26 dollars is dinner with my girl. so ya kno

they were an aswesome band ...and that period from 93 to i would say 98 , even if jimmy wasnt there was great.

The Pitchfork review for these two reissues is glowing. It actually made me feel good inside for liking these albums as much as I do. It's probably too late to put either of these on my Christmas list, but I may be spending Christmas money on one of the boxes come January.

If you can only get one I'd go with Siamese Dream. Better dvd and musically I like it a bit better than Gish.

Thanks, tyler.

Gish gets more listens from me, though I think that Siamese Dream has stronger songs and arrangements. I credit this phenomenon to things like this:



and this:



Flow, basically. Gish just works.

I found the Siamese Dream(song) demo on YT. All i can say is 'Goddamn! How did this one slip away??'.

Bought the Siamese Dream reissue today. The packaging on this thing is just stellar and I have watched about half of the DVD and I love it. Hopefully we will get the final Metro show at some point. Can anyone hear much of a difference between the original album and the reissue? I think I'm missing something.

It's a remaster, so it won't sound drastically different - the levels of all the instruments and so forth aren't going to be altered like they would in a complete remix (like the Brendan O'Brien version of Ten). The 24bit digital files are spectacular, I wish all bands would take as much care when reissuing their old stuff.

Didn't realize there was actually a title track somewhere. This is really good!

some of this work was released over the internet right?

Anyone have any links to sites that host all of the unreleased stuff and b-sides? I remember years ago there being a site that had all of the demos and stuff but I can't find it...

Does the vinyl reissue come with any of the extra stuff you guys are talking about?

Not that I've seen. Just the remastered albums.