Here is a first look at the ultra rare 'Songs for a Sailor' EP vinyl.

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Teargarden by Kaleidyscope was a project album by alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins that was started in late 2009 by frontman Billy Corgan following the departure of original drummer Jimmy Chamberlin. The project was conceived as a 44-song concept album loosely inspired by the Tarot, with each song being released individually as a free download.

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Now for the songs themselves. Alot of people have taken issue with Corgan being the only original member left, and the new drummer being 19 (as of the recording,) not to mention the absence of the the other 3 original members, has many fans skeptical of any new sonic territory the band treads. I heard there were quite a few mishaps with studio equipment during the recording of this EP that bogged down the process, coupling that with just a fresh drummer and the bold decision to self produce and I can understand why the songs on this EP seem so weak (by SP standards, which if you're not aware, are VERY high).

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The Smashing Pumpkins should not be the artist on this record. It should be billed under Billy Corgan, or at least back to his old band Zwan. Yes, Billy Corgan was the chief member of the Pumpkins and yes, he is what comes to mind immediately when the band’s name is uttered. But it’s relatively safe to say the band’s sonic resonance has been lost to this generation. When you hear the Smashing Pumpkins now, it’s not nearly as cool as when you were hearing the Pumpkins back then.