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August 5, 2019
In 92, the first chart entry for The Smashing Pumpkins,
on Hut label, making No.73, was ‘I Am One’.
And in 93, on Hut, reaching No.31, was ‘Cherub Rock’,
and lastly, in 93, on Hut, ‘Today’ – a No.44 place, won.
In 94, ‘Disarm’, also on Hut, climbed to No.11,
and in 95, ‘Bullet With Butterfly Wings’, on Virgin, made No.20.
In 96, ‘1979’, on Virgin, peaked at No.16,
and also in 96, ‘Tonight Tonight’, on Virgin, made a No.7 entry.
Ending 96, ‘Thirty Three’, on Virgin, was at No.21,
and in mid 97, ‘The End Is The Beginning Is The End’, came through
on Warner Brothers, reaching the Top 10.
Later in 97, ‘The End Is The Beginning Is The End (remix)’, made No.72.
In 98, ‘Ava Adore’, on Hut, peaked at No.11,
and also in 98, ‘Perfect’, on Hut, climbed to No.24.
In 2000, ‘Stand Inside Your Love’, on Hut, climbed to No.23,
and also in 2000, ‘Try Try Try’, on Hut, made a No.73 score.
In 07, ‘Tarantula’, on Warner Brothers,
crawled to No.59,
and this list of some of The Smashing Pumpkin’s hits,
is now on the final line.
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