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| date_from = September 2009
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| date_to = December 2009
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|caption=''Teargarden'' whiteboard}}The '''September-December 2009 – Pumpkinland II''' was the first set of recording sessions for the ongoing Teargarden by Kaleidyscope project, at Billy Corgan's brand new personal studio Pumpkinland II. With the intent of releasing one song per month for free over the course of 44 months, each song was recorded one at a time. The band now consisted of Corgan, Mark Tulin on bass and Mike Byrne on drums.
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The '''September-December 2009 – Pumpkinland II''' was the first set of recording sessions for the ongoing ''[[Teargarden by Kaleidyscope]]'' project, at [[Billy Corgan]]'s brand new personal studio [[Pumpkinland II]]. With the intent of releasing one song per month for free over the course of 44 months, each song was recorded one at a time. The band now consisted of [[Billy Corgan]], [[Mark Tulin]] on bass and [[Mike Byrne]] on drums.
 
{{cquote|My desire is to release a song at a time beginning around Halloween of this year, with each new release coming shortly after until all 44 are out. Each song will be made available absolutely for free, to anyone anywhere. There will be no strings attached. Free will mean free, which means you won’t have to sign up for anything, give an email address, or jump through a hoop. You will be able to go and take the song or songs as you wish, as many times as you wish.|author=Billy Corgan|source=Rolling Stone, September 16, 2009}}


== Tracks recorded ==
== Tracks recorded ==


=== Officially released ===
=== Officially released ===
* {{recording|Astral Planes}}
* {{recording|A Song for a Son}}
* {{recording|A Stitch in Time}}
* {{recording|Teargarden Theme}}
* {{recording|Widow Wake My Mind}}


=== Unreleased ===
=== Unreleased ===
* {{recording|Caroline, Yes}}
* {{recording|Shadowland}}
* {{recording|The Trip}}
* {{recording|Wildflower}}
== Equipment ==
=== Guitar ===
Corgan played a 1961 Les Paul Junior Special through a Sound City Studio 20 amp.<ref name="glittercop">Kerry Brown, glittercop blog, September 14, 2009</ref>
=== Bass ===
Mark Tulin was said to have played a 1963 Fender Jazz bass through a 1963 Ampeg Portaflex flip-top amp.<ref name="glittercop" />
== References ==
{{reflist}}
{{Teargarden sessions}}
{{Teargarden sessions}}

Revision as of 02:48, 1 July 2020

September-December 2009 – Pumpkinland II
Studio session of The Smashing Pumpkins
ArtistThe Smashing Pumpkins
AlbumTeargarden by Kaleidyscope
FromSeptember 2009
ToDecember 2009
LocationPumpkinland II (Northbrook, IL)
Producer(s)Billy Corgan, Kerry Brown
Engineer(s)Bjorn Thorsrud

The September-December 2009 – Pumpkinland II was the first set of recording sessions for the ongoing Teargarden by Kaleidyscope project, at Billy Corgan's brand new personal studio Pumpkinland II. With the intent of releasing one song per month for free over the course of 44 months, each song was recorded one at a time. The band now consisted of Billy Corgan, Mark Tulin on bass and Mike Byrne on drums.

Tracks recorded

Officially released

Unreleased

Equipment

Guitar

Corgan played a 1961 Les Paul Junior Special through a Sound City Studio 20 amp.[1]

Bass

Mark Tulin was said to have played a 1963 Fender Jazz bass through a 1963 Ampeg Portaflex flip-top amp.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Kerry Brown, glittercop blog, September 14, 2009