Xero Delacroix jimmy Chamberlin is simply one of the best rock drummers of all time as far as I’m concerned. He is severely under appreciated. Dude is legend.
@@kingexclusivo No, not the first ever. But it was the first to so extensively use what are now known as special effects, makeup effects and stop motion animation. It really depends on what you want to call a movie. The earliest known "moving picture" clip dates to 1888. The first of what we would consider to be a feature length movie (it's one hour long) to 1906. Plus, people were experimenting constantly, churning out sometimes dozens of little movies a year. Most of which is now lost.
No matter how many times I have seen this music video, the climax of the orchestral music followed by the soft guitar strumming and Billy singing "Believe in me as I believe in you.........tonight" gives me chills. Absolutely one of the best music videos ever made.
Reminds me of my first serious girlfriend. She played Siamese Dream, Melancholy And The Infinite Sadness and Pisces Iscariot all day all the time for the 26 months we were together. She used to listen to “By Starlight” when we were arguing or not getting along. I hope all her dreams came true. You never forget your first love!
You're making me sentimental man lol. I listened to Mellon Collie non stop when I was with my first girlfriend, and so many of the songs remind me of her to this day.
Walked my (now) wife to the altar on this tune, almost 13 years ago. And if I would leave this earth it will be played at my funeral. For now, we listen to it together every once in a while, still loving it.
You have probably heard the song 1979 by them it was used in alot of movies in the 90s/00s. Listen to Disarm and 1979. His voice is goes well with the instruments in those songs.
The best part of this song is the possibilities. Each night ends and brings a new tomorrow. Pay attention to the lyrics, and you understand the hope within the song.
It won 6 awards. It is rightly hailed as one of the best music videos of all time. A landmark in how to make the song and video stand out. Despite MTV playing it to death, you wanted to watch if you could spot something new.
“They look like roots running around” 😂 i’m dying. This video won a bunch of awards back in 1996. The Smashing Pumpkins won a crazy amount of awards that year on MTV VMAs, and a Grammy for Bullet with butterfly wings...
This was the song that started my absolute obsession with the Pumpkins during my teenage years. Still listen to them all the time almost 25 years later.
Played this cd in my car until it was scratched up and ruined!!! Most cars didn’t have CD player. Had to buy a Walkman with a cord that went into th cassette player and would play over your car speakers!! Haha. It skipped so bad. Someone had to hold it!! Couldn’t just set the Walkman on the seat it would skip too bad so couldn’t even listen by yourself!! Forget turning a corner!!
The Smashing Pumpkins were such a huge band in the mid 90's -20's. My favorite band back in the day actually. An Ode to No One is another excellent Smashing Pumpkins track with epic drumming.
For your knowledge, the video is directly inspired by the "Le Voyage dans la Lune" of George Méliès, it's a short movie from 1902 and is considered as the very first science fiction movie ever made.
Mtv in those daze were fucking golden. Just getting home from school and watching endless GOOD F'N MUSIC. These videos are our youth man. Brings me back to those times, lost family members and friends.
The amazing thing about that video is that those are sets with 2D props not CGI. Example the rocket, the big moon etc were actual huge things that were created. It was a real magical video, when this came out.
“ Believe it or not this antique science fiction art concept was possibly first influenced by L.Frank Baum’s book from 1900 called ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and also possibly Lewis Carroll’s 1865 book ‘Alice in Wonderland’. This music video is based on the French film director, special effects innovator & illusionist named George Melies. He made his most popular film in 1902 called ‘A Trip to the Moon’.”
I love this song. But I am glad I heard it before seeing the video, since it draws attention away from the song. I feel like you may have missed some of the greatness of the song by focusing on the video.
I agree. I never liked the video for that reason. For me, the song is about leaving your home to strike it out in the world, to evolve, shed things, becoming a truer more mature self and to not fear the uncertainty of this leap, and the beautiful music really electrifies this significant and pivotal moment and feeling, and the music video interrupts that feeling I get when just listening to it.
They were lucky this double album sold so well, because this song alone blew their whole budget. I believe the video was expensive too. Back when labels were like, fuck it, do your thing. But it was pretty much the end of that era as well.
The great thing about growing up in the 80s-very early 90's is being around to see all these amazing bands and hip hop artists in clubs, bars and festivals in their infancy and nobody was divided into different camps/closed off like they are now. Their first two albums were amazing combining real hard rock with crazy guitar solos, alt rock vocals and arrangements, perfect marriage of new and old. Then billy just stepped it up so many levels as a singer song writer and made songs that were culturally significant.everyone was open minded and breaking down all the barriers that had kept us separated for so long. Young people of all races, colors, creeds, orientations were all mixing together and sharing ideas. It's crazy how the proverbial "they" have been working to turn us all against each other. I guess its better for them than the us vs them counterculture movement we were all a part of. They want to divide and conquer. It's crazy to me to see any young person worship any kind of president/politician, even more so when it's obvious he's sending you all to your doom.
Another band that helped me build a bridge from the hard core gangsta rap of the early 90s I was listing to . They helped me take baby steps away from alot of pain and anger I seemed to find in other music of the time ... 🙏
You probably heard his voice in the track "1979" that is a radio favorite and one of their best and well-known songs. You should definetly react to it. Keep up the great reactions.
Very good choice of songs of theirs that you’ve gone for in your four-part reaction. I would also hugely recommend Bury Me from their 1st album plus Geek USA and Silverfuck from their second. All very heavy tracks with excellent drumming.
Hey Jamel you always do a great job but this time ya got lost in the video and didn't listen to the words (which you would love so much) the song and the video is about taking someone's hand and taking a leap of faith because tonight anything is possible, believe in me like i believe in you,, we'll crucify the insincere tonight. Love what you do here man love it keep up the great work and listen to this one without the video :)
I wish the video would have started with "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness".. It precedes this on the album and is kind of an intro to this song.
Just spun my copy of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness last night. Absolutely the best I’ve ever heard that album, because the mix is just less compressed and really brings out the dynamics. Recommend it if anyone can afford it.
Oh, I'd forgotten how much I love this song and video. Steampunk-ish video before that was even a widespread/known thing. Never got to see Smashing Pumpkins live. Wish I had. Do they still tour? Last I'd heard, Billy Corgan had gone a bit off the rails, like aluminum foil hat off, but I do still love this band and their sound. So many memories.
We'll crucify the insincere tonight, tonight We'll make things right, We'll feel it all tonight, tonight We'll find a way to offer up the night tonight The indescribable moments of your life tonight Cannot listen to these lyrics without tears. ohboy of the nineties.
Yeah, the video is something special on it's own for the homage to the silent film age, but the song is also great on it's own. As a Chicagoan, I always love it when he references "In the city by the lake, The place where you were born." :)
Growing up watching MTV....this has to be (to me) one of the best Music Videos and songs ever put out in the 90's. As well as "King Nothing" by Metallica.
I noticed you reacted to Alison Krauss a little awhile ago and I don't want to totally blow your mind, but did you know she did an album with Robert Plant about ten years ago? It's called Raising Sand and it's pretty solid.
Everyone needs to take the time to appreciate the drumming in this song.
Xero Delacroix jimmy Chamberlin is simply one of the best rock drummers of all time as far as I’m concerned. He is severely under appreciated. Dude is legend.
DedHedJosh I’m inclined to agree and he’s in good company with drummers Chad Gracey (Live), Matt Cameron (Soundgarden) and Neil Peart (Rush).
Billy was asked once,who he thought was the best musician in the band. He said modestly..jimmy, he's never missed a beat.
Yes the great powerfull druming is a big part of the Smashing Pumkins sound
I'm not a drummer, but I've read that the snare technique here is extremely difficult.
"Believe in me as I believe in you."
Chills, every time.
Me too, best part.
‘The impossible is possible tonight’
Robert Smith inspired him this line from Dredd Song (OST of Judge Dredd) released very few time earlier
The music video is inspired by the first sci-fi movies in film history: "Le Voyage Dans la Lun" (1902, A Trip to the Moon) by Georges Méliès.
Thanks, I learned something today.
Wasn’t that the first movie ever? Not just sci fi
@@kingexclusivo No, not the first ever. But it was the first to so extensively use what are now known as special effects, makeup effects and stop motion animation. It really depends on what you want to call a movie. The earliest known "moving picture" clip dates to 1888. The first of what we would consider to be a feature length movie (it's one hour long) to 1906.
Plus, people were experimenting constantly, churning out sometimes dozens of little movies a year. Most of which is now lost.
Yup, notice the name of the ship that picks them up at the end? lol
no. the first full length movie was 'the great train robbery', 1901
One of the most beautiful songs ever written and the video is a masterpiece, I've seen it a hundred times and it never gets old.
Yes indeed. Especially the lyrics: "we will never be the same, the more you change the less you feel..."
The best 90s song, in my humble opinion. It’s the perfect blend between pop, grunge and grand orchestral production.
If I had to pick their pinnacle, it's this song.
@@carl_anderson9315 real real realatron
No matter how many times I have seen this music video, the climax of the orchestral music followed by the soft guitar strumming and Billy singing "Believe in me as I believe in you.........tonight" gives me chills. Absolutely one of the best music videos ever made.
Top 5 ending to a song ever
So many memories. Played this album to death.
I went through 2
Reminds me of my first serious girlfriend. She played Siamese Dream, Melancholy And The Infinite Sadness and Pisces Iscariot all day all the time for the 26 months we were together. She used to listen to “By Starlight” when we were arguing or not getting along.
I hope all her dreams came true.
You never forget your first love!
You're making me sentimental man lol. I listened to Mellon Collie non stop when I was with my first girlfriend, and so many of the songs remind me of her to this day.
Ninja Tony I hope they are fond memories, brother! 💛🤙🏼🍻
@@continentalaquatics2725 Oh definitely man, some of the best times of my life for sure!
Which SP boards did she frequent?
Walked my (now) wife to the altar on this tune, almost 13 years ago. And if I would leave this earth it will be played at my funeral. For now, we listen to it together every once in a while, still loving it.
You have probably heard the song 1979 by them it was used in alot of movies in the 90s/00s. Listen to Disarm and 1979. His voice is goes well with the instruments in those songs.
This is one of my favorite music videos of all time!
Jimmy Chamberlin is an amazing drummer. Right up there with the best in the rock drummer pantheon.
This song has such a sense of wonder to it. Absolutely best song they ever made.
The best part of this song is the possibilities. Each night ends and brings a new tomorrow. Pay attention to the lyrics, and you understand the hope within the song.
One of my favorite songs and music videos. The male, lead character in this video is played by Tom Kenny, who is the voice of Spongebob.
Sean Barbante and his wife is also in the video(she plays Karen)
why is tom kenny so cool
It was the MTV video of the year! And if I remember correctly, they walked away with 7 music awards that night.
It won 6 awards. It is rightly hailed as one of the best music videos of all time. A landmark in how to make the song and video stand out. Despite MTV playing it to death, you wanted to watch if you could spot something new.
One of the beat songs and videos ever made
....wow...1996 where are you..? I’m still here...so much nostalgia...
“They look like roots running around” 😂 i’m dying. This video won a bunch of awards back in 1996. The Smashing Pumpkins won a crazy amount of awards that year on MTV VMAs, and a Grammy for Bullet with butterfly wings...
I got to see them on this tour, it was one of the best nights of my life. Their lives shows are insane.
This was the song that started my absolute obsession with the Pumpkins during my teenage years. Still listen to them all the time almost 25 years later.
Played this cd in my car until it was scratched up and ruined!!! Most cars didn’t have CD player. Had to buy a Walkman with a cord that went into th cassette player and would play over your car speakers!! Haha. It skipped so bad. Someone had to hold it!! Couldn’t just set the Walkman on the seat it would skip too bad so couldn’t even listen by yourself!! Forget turning a corner!!
Yup, I had to have my tunes in the car, lol.
The CD player in my car was more expensive than the car itself!!! 😂
That exactly! I swear we be same age or v close.
Yep you definitely a 90’s kid the best era, we were lucky.
"Hey man I like his voice"
Me too man, me too. 🤘
How has he not heard “1979”? Such a classic! I remember listening to it in the car as a child. Just cruising with my mom. 💚
Oh my god, please do “Thirty Three” by them! “Tonight, Tonight” and “Thirty Three” are both truly amazing songs!
This song never fails to get me misty-eyed. There is something so hopeful and romantic about it.
Believe in me.
This song and video are a true master piece. This song changed my life. Who ever was in charge of the art direction nailed it.
That album was my favorite by them I can honestly say.
The Smashing Pumpkins were such a huge band in the mid 90's -20's. My favorite band back in the day actually. An Ode to No One is another excellent Smashing Pumpkins track with epic drumming.
Agreed, especially there last live show at the Chicago metrodome as the originals. Killed every aspect.
' A Trip to the Moon' 1902 - this video was modeled after that.
For your knowledge, the video is directly inspired by the "Le Voyage dans la Lune" of George Méliès, it's a short movie from 1902 and is considered as the very first science fiction movie ever made.
Thank you. Finally someone knows.
In the couple in the mv is Tom Kenny and his wife. They had actually just gotten married around the time this mv was filmed and released
Mtv in those daze were fucking golden. Just getting home from school and watching endless GOOD F'N MUSIC.
These videos are our youth man. Brings me back to those times, lost family members and friends.
You've probably heard his voice from the song "1979". That's on the radio all the time, and probably their biggest hit.
The amazing thing about that video is that those are sets with 2D props not CGI. Example the rocket, the big moon etc were actual huge things that were created. It was a real magical video, when this came out.
"OKAY MARY POPPINS!" Lmfao!
Biggest fan in, Brasil 🇧🇷💯✌🏽
I just love this band. Waiting for them to tour again
Awesome to see you reacting to one of my fave bands! Good vibes our way, Bro!
Gotta be one of the best music videos of all time.
So many memories hearing this! ❤️
I really love this video. Such a CLASSIC
This in one of my all time favorite videos
anyone else wanna cry when this plays?
Fun fact: the main character in the video is Spongebob
And his date is his real life wife Jill Talley.
I hate you for making me laugh at this : P
@Redneck Buddhist, LTD Who plays Karen, Plankton’s computer wife, on Spongebob, if I recall correctly.
"We don't just listen to the music, we ignore it as we talk about the video instead"
This is the song that made me buy the album, love it and the video is awesome I really miss mtv...♡
I love this song and disarm too. One of my favorite bands
His voice is like a perfect fusion of punk and pop!
"Jellybelly" is the next song on the album, and you should definitely listen to it.
Voidwraith Prime my mind automatically jumps to the intro of jelly belly whenever I get to the end of tonight tonight
isn’t it crazy how a song like Tonight, Tonight, 33, 1979, Jellybelly, and Beautiful would be played by the same band let alone on the same album?
Russian Bot may as well throw Tales of a Scorched Earth in that mix
@@domeslacker same here!
This video is just beautiful.
“ Believe it or not this antique science fiction art concept was possibly first influenced by L.Frank Baum’s book from 1900 called ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and also possibly Lewis Carroll’s 1865 book ‘Alice in Wonderland’. This music video is based on the French film director, special effects innovator & illusionist named George Melies. He made his most popular film in 1902 called ‘A Trip to the Moon’.”
I love this song. But I am glad I heard it before seeing the video, since it draws attention away from the song. I feel like you may have missed some of the greatness of the song by focusing on the video.
I agree. I never liked the video for that reason. For me, the song is about leaving your home to strike it out in the world, to evolve, shed things, becoming a truer more mature self and to not fear the uncertainty of this leap, and the beautiful music really electrifies this significant and pivotal moment and feeling, and the music video interrupts that feeling I get when just listening to it.
I remember the first time I saw this on MTV, epic
They were lucky this double album sold so well, because this song alone blew their whole budget. I believe the video was expensive too. Back when labels were like, fuck it, do your thing. But it was pretty much the end of that era as well.
Easily among my top favorite videos of all time.
This video is based on a silent film called Journey to the Moon. Worth a look on TH-cam.
one of my favs of theirs
When I first saw this video on MTV I knew this was a very special band
Great video!! So cool! Love the song too!
The great thing about growing up in the 80s-very early 90's is being around to see all these amazing bands and hip hop artists in clubs, bars and festivals in their infancy and nobody was divided into different camps/closed off like they are now. Their first two albums were amazing combining real hard rock with crazy guitar solos, alt rock vocals and arrangements, perfect marriage of new and old. Then billy just stepped it up so many levels as a singer song writer and made songs that were culturally significant.everyone was open minded and breaking down all the barriers that had kept us separated for so long. Young people of all races, colors, creeds, orientations were all mixing together and sharing ideas. It's crazy how the proverbial "they" have been working to turn us all against each other. I guess its better for them than the us vs them counterculture movement we were all a part of. They want to divide and conquer. It's crazy to me to see any young person worship any kind of president/politician, even more so when it's obvious he's sending you all to your doom.
I bought this album the day it came out. A great album and a excellent music video.
Another band that helped me build a bridge from the hard core gangsta rap of the early 90s I was listing to . They helped me take baby steps away from alot of pain and anger I seemed to find in other music of the time ... 🙏
Had the chance to see them at the MSG in NYC, just one, two years ago. Yeah, I cried the whole time
This song is best heard with the first track and intro, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
You probably heard his voice in the track "1979" that is a radio favorite and one of their best and well-known songs. You should definetly react to it. Keep up the great reactions.
Smashing Pumpkins forever!!
1979 is their biggest song so you most likely know this one. The music video is iconic.
Love this song
Very good choice of songs of theirs that you’ve gone for in your four-part reaction. I would also hugely recommend Bury Me from their 1st album plus Geek USA and Silverfuck from their second. All very heavy tracks with excellent drumming.
Video is wonderful, this album is a masterpiece
One of my faaaves 💓
I sooooo love them! Fantastic...
I REALLY wish you'd do reactions on the band 311
"The impossible is possible tonight" so simple yet so powerful.
this whole album was amazing
This has been fun.
You got caught up in the video. The lyrics are the song. They are amazing.
Back when beautiful song writing made the charts..
I love this music video! So cool!
I love this song 👍🏻
Hey Jamel you always do a great job but this time ya got lost in the video and didn't listen to the words (which you would love so much) the song and the video is about taking someone's hand and taking a leap of faith because tonight anything is possible, believe in me like i believe in you,, we'll crucify the insincere tonight. Love what you do here man love it keep up the great work and listen to this one without the video :)
the double album is called Mellon Collie and the Infinite sadness, so it fits with the cover art
Check out their songs "1979" and "try try try"
Such a beautiful album
my smashing pumpkins fav song .
Great song.Leeds England .Like your style. MOT
Smashing pumpkins is great “Spacecruise” music
I freakishly love this song. It makes me feel like I'm in a movie 🙈 however, this was the first time i watched the video 🙊
I wish the video would have started with "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness".. It precedes this on the album and is kind of an intro to this song.
Great song
Just spun my copy of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness last night. Absolutely the best I’ve ever heard that album, because the mix is just less compressed and really brings out the dynamics. Recommend it if anyone can afford it.
I love this! Please review Rat in a Cage, and Disarm.
Oh, I'd forgotten how much I love this song and video. Steampunk-ish video before that was even a widespread/known thing. Never got to see Smashing Pumpkins live. Wish I had. Do they still tour? Last I'd heard, Billy Corgan had gone a bit off the rails, like aluminum foil hat off, but I do still love this band and their sound. So many memories.
Love me some Smashing Pumpkins but you should definitely have some Rob Zombie on Halloween Living Dead Girl or Dragula
We'll crucify the insincere tonight, tonight
We'll make things right,
We'll feel it all tonight, tonight
We'll find a way to offer up the night tonight
The indescribable moments of your life tonight
Cannot listen to these lyrics without tears. ohboy of the nineties.
Great video
Yeah, the video is something special on it's own for the homage to the silent film age, but the song is also great on it's own. As a Chicagoan, I always love it when he references "In the city by the lake, The place where you were born." :)
Good choice!!
Growing up watching MTV....this has to be (to me) one of the best Music Videos and songs ever put out in the 90's. As well as "King Nothing" by Metallica.
the city by the lake...believe!
I noticed you reacted to Alison Krauss a little awhile ago and I don't want to totally blow your mind, but did you know she did an album with Robert Plant about ten years ago? It's called Raising Sand and it's pretty solid.
Great Alternative band from Chicago! This whole album is great!👌😎👍