artist:		smashing pumpkins
title:		adore interview disc
date:		1998-xx-xx
source:		orig. promo> shn
editor:		spadore
length:		17 min
cd's aud:	1
cd's shn:	1
quality:	10


tracks and flaws of this copy:

01: "was a conscious decision made a long time ago to change
     the sound of the band for this record?"
02: "it has been said that some of the tracks on 'adore' could
     be likened to 80's pop, are those influences you would acknowledge readily?"
03: "james, are your influences similar to the rest of the band's?"
04: "on 'adore' would you say that you've discovered a new sound that was never
     influenced in the first place?"
05: "the band is very involved with the image it presents to the public, how
     would you describe your own image visually and musically?"
06: "is it as important to have the right image as it is to have the right music?"
07: "is there a particular city that you prefer to record in?"
08: "you don't choose to change the environment then?"
09: "would you describe 'adore' as an album of love songs?"
10: "would you describe 'adore' as a more personal album than previous ones?"
11: "do you each have a favourite track from 'adore'?"
12: "is 'the tale of dusty and pistol pete' a particular favourite then?"
13: "billy, do you have a particular favourite?"
14: "is that why it's the first track on 'adore'?"
15: "do you feel that 'adore' as a whole is a very natural progression from
     'mellon collie'?"
16: "who are contemporary influences for the band, and what kinds of things
     do you feel are influencing you all now?"
17: "james, d'arcy, what do you listen to?"
18: "where do you see the band heading musically in the future?"
19: "tell us about the video for 'ava adore'?"
20: "which track do you see being the biggest hit single from 'adore'?"
21: "are there any artists or producers that you would particularly like
     to work with in the future?"
22: "how do you feel 'adore' is working for you live?"


notes:

- released:	 1998   
- catalogue n°:	 ivcdjhut 51   
- record label:	 virgin records/hut recordings