2010.02.27 | Teargarden EP 1: Songs For A Sailor can be pre-ordered

The very first EP of Smashing Pumpkins' epic new album Teargarden By Kaleidyscope (epic: 44 free songs, 11 CD EPs, combined with 7" vinyl releases with 2 extra songs each and topped off with a goodie) can be pre-ordered online for delivery around April 20, as most of the hardcore fans already found out. But the prices differ a lot here and there.
From rather cheap to quite expensive:
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CD Universe (US$ 23.98)
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Amazon US (US$ 23.99)
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InSound.com (US$ 29.99)
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bol.com (€ 29.99 = US$ 40.51)
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Amazon UK (£ 27.49 = US$ 41.92, but includes free shipment in UK)
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Amazon DE (€ 39.44 = US$ 53.71, but includes free shipment in Germany)
InSound.com gives us the following description of the content:
"Songs for a Sailor is packaged in a silk-screened wooden box (7 1/4" tall x 8" wide x 1.05" thick). Each box contains: a 4-song CD (with four new Smashing Pumpkins songs and instrumental intros), a 7" vinyl single (containing a new song and a B-Side), and a hand-carved "leopard stone" obelisk, about 2" tall, similar to marble. Tracks include the guitar squealing "Song for a Son", "Widow Wake My Mind" - a jagged-chorded, keyboard-buttressed ballad; "Astral Planes", and "A Stitch in Time"."
2009.12.30 | HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!
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Last year, we ended with that one-of-a-kind German vinyl test pressing for Tristessa. This year we're putting the spotlight on another very rare European Smashing Pumpkins item. Not as unique as the vinyl test pressing though. On the left, an almost spotless 1992 Dutch tour poster that was found on eBay very recently. With these kind of items, you have to realize that only a few dozen of these posters were made in the early days of Smashing Pumpkins, in a period when they were rather unknown still. Almost all of them were used back then, and got subsequently destroyed. This poster however, found it's way into someone's collection. Discuss your SP fandom or your SP collection on our Forum, if you like!
in the meantime,
SPfreaks.com
wishes you
a rocking
2010...
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