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wanker. textbook wanker. finger frolics leading nowhere aren't very impressive without direction. what story are you hearing from these parts? this is a series of wanks on wanks. a chaining together of finger exercises - you can learn to do this too! Also, I like his recent onstage Plumpkins costume a whole bunch.

I mean he's no Holdsworth

Jamiroquai lost the funkyness after their second album.

You can see this level of "Greatness" at any Thursday night Blues jam at the local dive bar. Give me a break.

I’ve seen EVH, SRV, Jeff Beck, Clapton, Johnny Winter, Jeff Healey, Santana, Derek Trucks, BB King, Buddy Guy, Lindsey Buckingham, Prince, and many more live, but the most incredible live solo I ever saw was Billy and the Pumpkins doing “Starla” in ‘94. I was right at the front of the stage and he blew my mind.

He seems to be very influenced by Deep Purple. A lifelong genius

Corgan is the man of a thousand guitar tones ❤ really a standout player from a great era

I just love watching him dance... 3❤❤🔥🔥

Pinch of Brian May from first two Queen albums in it.

Wow fudge this is horrible. I only know basic soloing but i could tell that he's not in the beat at all. Dissonant notes after one another, im thinking what scale he was trying to play. He obviously got that speed but he's not playing the correct notes. Geeze people. As much as i love this guy, this is like when drummers spins their sticks or stands up, you think they are one of the best out there.

Billy Corgan by day, Billy Van Corgan by night.

Jackie Coogan

His solos r very unique

A Conehead without the cone?

Where’s the part where Billy becomes a great guitarist? I can’t find it. This is utter noise. Yup… he could play all of Fair Warning and 2112 while in high school, like he’s claimed in the past…. NOT!🙄

Starla is a great song.

Is it just me, or did the other guitarist walk off at 3:16 ??

3:28 - Uncle Faster playing guitar

Good video❤

His old stuff reminds me of being 18 and travelling around Europe

I was amazed when I found out that he was a great guitarist. For some reason I just assumed that JI was the shredder. My bad.

He’s tooooo damn good 😢 I’m sorry but the proof is in the pumpkin spice pudding

me if i didn’t care what people think

Always really rated him. In the underrated class. Always thought he's got there through practice and hard work rather than being naturally gifted like some

Idk why but it always seemed to me that him and Kurt cobain couldn’t solo but I was dead wrong about Billy. Damn he’s way better.

ymoのtighten up挟んでない？プレイもセレクトも好き過ぎる❤❤❤

what's the second to last clip from?

De esas duplas inigualables que marcaron toda una generación.

What. A. Player.

I had no idea he could play this way.

That Song for a Son solo is my favorite guitar solo of all time.

What’s the second song?

Billy can make that guitar scream like no one else. Virtuoso!!!

Le seul truc qui va pas dans ce groupe c’est le chanteur

The first minute or 2 solo has duane allman written all over it

JOHN GOD BLESS YOU FOREVER 🙏🙏🙏😙😙😙😙

He's Such A Spicy Pisces!🤭

It comes to mind to say : It’s nice and seems only right and respectful not to add your own personality and voice to tell the facts , letting the raw material, interviews and such tell the story of these peoples lives . I wish to see more content like this . Thank you.

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What's the name of the song they're jumping together

They were tremendous early/mid 90s. Much better then than now

5:01 He knows he’s cool lol

Billy and rivers cuomo. Fav vocal+singer

Gonna have to have a little google coz I remember this guy but always wondered about his story like what’s with the hat and sort of style like where the hell did he come from and then where the hell did he disappear to🤷‍♂️

you don't mess with the cat in the hat brother . funky .

Probably the best guitarist of the 90s. In a decade where technical prowess was borderline embarrassing to demonstrate, it was only Corgan that really carried that torch imo and still stayed on the absolute forefront of modern rock at the time. What's crazier is that he's not really given his dues as a guitarist even 30 years later. I think that's because he's known as such an amazing songwriter though

0:00:00 the actual take from "A Song for A Son" one of the great SP guitar moments from the post reunion era

My favourite band ever 🧡 recently saw them live in Adelaide they were absolutely amazing 🤩 best concert ever 🎶🙌🏼🕺🏼🤩👏🏼💛xx

Nobody under rates Billy like Billy.😂😂😂😂

The weed increased his power level 🔥