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Smashing Pumpkins tribute album announced
Published Thursday, May 3 2007, 13:13 BST | By David Cribb
A tribute album to the Smashing Pumpkins has been announced by record producers.
The LP will feature 12 Pumpkins songs, covered by a number of big name acts, including Panic! At The Disco and Ben Kweller.
Panic! have recorded a version of 'Tonight, Tonight', while Kweller covers 'Today'. Other tracks include 'Siva', recorded by The Deftones and The Bravery's version of 'Rocket'.
The album will be released on May 14, when all the bands will post their covers on their MySpace pages. A hard copy of the record will be available for free with Spin magazine's July issue.
The full track listing is:
Panic! At The Disco - 'Tonight Tonight'
(+44)- 'I Am One'
The Academy Is - 'Mayonnaise'
The Deftones - 'Siva'
30 Seconds The Mars - Track to be confirmed
The Bravery - 'Rocket'
Young Love - '1979'
The New Amersterdams - 'Thirty Three'
Test Your Reflex - 'Ava Adore'
Ben Kweller - 'Today'
Hawthorne Heights - 'Bullet With Butterfly Wings'
Gliss - 'Rhinoceros'
The LP will feature 12 Pumpkins songs, covered by a number of big name acts, including Panic! At The Disco and Ben Kweller.
Panic! have recorded a version of 'Tonight, Tonight', while Kweller covers 'Today'. Other tracks include 'Siva', recorded by The Deftones and The Bravery's version of 'Rocket'.
The album will be released on May 14, when all the bands will post their covers on their MySpace pages. A hard copy of the record will be available for free with Spin magazine's July issue.
The full track listing is:
Panic! At The Disco - 'Tonight Tonight'
(+44)- 'I Am One'
The Academy Is - 'Mayonnaise'
The Deftones - 'Siva'
30 Seconds The Mars - Track to be confirmed
The Bravery - 'Rocket'
Young Love - '1979'
The New Amersterdams - 'Thirty Three'
Test Your Reflex - 'Ava Adore'
Ben Kweller - 'Today'
Hawthorne Heights - 'Bullet With Butterfly Wings'
Gliss - 'Rhinoceros'
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