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Yeah I don’t like this album much surprisingly but this song is my favorite pumpkins song haha. I prefer the album Siamese dream but fuck this song rips
I remember being about 16 at a party, and my mum was waiting up for me to get home... when I got in the door, she said: "That weird Pumpkin band you like was on TV, so I put a tape in and recorded it... " I ended up with a great copy of this whole concert. Many thanks to the Pumpkins for putting it out there, but also to my mum (not MOM, as I'm Australian) for realising that amidst my teen angst of the mid 90s was some awesome music waiting to explode...
I was born 10/28/96. Seeing how im just about to turn 16, I've really gotten into SP the past few years. I may not have been there since the beggining, but I'm here now. I adore SmashingPumpkins, and still think theyre one of the best bands still out there today. Way better then the so-called music of my generation.
When I saw the Smashing Pumpkins live in Padua (Italy) on 29th Nov 2011, I asked for Jellybelly :-) they did not accept fan request, but it is obvious that Billy loves playing this stunning song ... wow!!
The Smashing Pumpkins are the BEST alternative band ever. This was the height of their career and when I first really noticed them. Billy's vocals were spot on, Jimmy played like his life was on the line every show and James and D'arcy rocked it like there was no tomorrow. As said, they were gargantuan. In my heart, they always will be.
I wistfully shudder to think what the world would be like if these four had somehow stayed together through this entire tour and beyond. It almost pains me to think about it. Jesus what a band.
The Smashing Pumpkins were basically my life in my teens. We listened to MCIS at work today and this song in particular absolutely demolished me with nostalgia. So many memories.
Ever have one of those Monday mornings where you wake up and say to yourself, "I need to get my ass kicked by the Smashing Pumpkins?" Well, here we are.
seen smashing pumpkins in 1994 at the s.i.u arena in carbondale,IL man i was 14 great ass concert luved them ever since they just kick ass....plus there from home town of chicago.
It's happening again and again and again right here on youtube. To a tune of 270,000 + times at the time of writing. All you have to do is hit play and it happens again. Just like you're right there but even better.
Gish (I am one) Siamese Dream (Soma) Pisces Iscariot (Hello Kitty Kat) Mellon Collie (Thru The Eyes of Ruby) Adore (Perfect) Machina (Stand Inside Your Love) Zeigeist (That's The Way my love is) Machina II (Home & White Spyder) but then again how is it nearly possible to ever choose just one song from albums like Siamese Dream
Woah damn dude. Well, better 13 years after the fact than never. Great album. Probably my favorite, or definitely in my top 5 all time. No joke. The mainstream songs on this album did great (bullet with butterfly wings, tonight tonight, 1979), but it's the lesser known songs that really hide their artistic abilities. Check out "Thru the eyes of ruby", "Bodies", "Muzzle" or "Here is no why". None of those were singles, but the latter two could easily have been in my opinion.
Man did I ever take the 90's for granted but who knew the harsh degree of horseshit music that was over yonder? the whole decade was based on pretty heavy real music and now, SHIT.
Gish - Tristessa Siamese Dream - Soma Pisces Iscariot - Starla Mellon Collie - Jellybelly Adore - Tear Machina - Age of Innocence Zeitgeist - Death From Above Recent Tours - The March Hare
^^ mellon collie is win. Every song on there is it's own creativeness and complexity. I agree Here is no why is AWESOME (amazing solo) but my highlight is galapogos, muzzle, and thirty-three...beautiful songs. Especially thirty-three
1996 was a bad year for music. The front-man of Sublime died, and the Smashing Pumpkins drummer was kicked out. Despite all that, this Smashing Pumpkins lineup was great.
Gish - Rhinocero Siamese Dream - Luna Pisces Iscariot - Starla Mellon Collie - Galapagos, 1979 Adore - Behold! The Nightmare, The Tale of Dusty and Pistol Pete Machina - Wound, I of The Mourning Machina II - Home, Here's to the Atom Bomb, Slow Dawn* Zeitgeist - That's the Way (My Love is) : Stellar Rarities and B-Sides - Blissed and Gone *(which is in Judas o also)
Gish (Rhinocerous) Siamise Dream (Cherub Rock) Pisces Iscariot (Frail and Bedazzled) MCIS (Here is No Why) Adore (Pug) Machina ( I of the Mourning) Zeitgeist (That's the Way)
yea I was just kiddin around. My wife told me they are really a very progressive band. I stand corrected. I'm in my fifties so my tastes have changed a bit. Jimi Hendrix, Led Zepplin, and the Who were my era super groups.
This is the perfect display of a band at their absolute peak
Completely disagree
@@jackgalardi691 Have you ever been punched in the mouth?
Duggalo nope
@@jackgalardi691 You should be.
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Jimmy Chamberlin has to be one of the top 10 drummers in the world.
It's ridiculous what he can do with such ease. Criminally underrated!
ThreeWellsProven
Totally.
Hes actually the 5th best which is amazing
Ernesto Torres According to Rolling Stone, he's 55th which is a joke... He should be much higher!
EricG I totally agree with you. ^^
The Pumpkins between 93 and 97 were possessed.
‘91
This was the song Billy wanted to release as a single...the record company suggested otherwise as far as I recall. This is the best tune on the album.
Jim zz that and XYU
The Record company insisted on Bullet with Butterfly Wings - which, to be fair, worked out rather well :p
It def starts the album off with a bang after a nice soft Tonight
Yeah I don’t like this album much surprisingly but this song is my favorite pumpkins song haha. I prefer the album Siamese dream but fuck this song rips
@@alexavalon Why don't you like this album?
I remember being about 16 at a party, and my mum was waiting up for me to get home... when I got in the door, she said: "That weird Pumpkin band you like was on TV, so I put a tape in and recorded it... " I ended up with a great copy of this whole concert. Many thanks to the Pumpkins for putting it out there, but also to my mum (not MOM, as I'm Australian) for realising that amidst my teen angst of the mid 90s was some awesome music waiting to explode...
tristessa1975 kool mum!
tristessa1975 upload it bruh
@@kmasonsos Yeah, I second that, along with every other devout Pumpkinhead!
That weird pumpkin band 😧
I wish I could go back in time and bang someone that age. I'm 34.
0:35 Billy is having so much fun playing this song
No BS, one of the best songs ever.
Chamberlin is an absolute beast
I was born 10/28/96. Seeing how im just about to turn 16, I've really gotten into SP the past few years. I may not have been there since the beggining, but I'm here now. I adore SmashingPumpkins, and still think theyre one of the best bands still out there today. Way better then the so-called music of my generation.
winterbeezy Right with ya!!!!! Except I was born 2/5/98. But yes The Pumpkins are the best ever🍊💖
Hope you still listen to these absolutely fabulous rocking band
the Pumpkins at their peak
Every Drummer has a sleeping beast inside. Just give him / her a chance to unleash the beast inside...
Pokerface1337 JC was born a beast
When I saw the Smashing Pumpkins live in Padua (Italy) on 29th Nov 2011, I asked for Jellybelly :-) they did not accept fan request, but it is obvious that Billy loves playing this stunning song ... wow!!
Haha, Jimmy wanted more at the end!
Silverfuck was next. He was connecting the songs.
Billy would have never let him just keep on jamming without a cue.
just the first line alone hits me so hard! "Welcome to Nowhere, fast!" luv sp
The Smashing Pumpkins are the BEST alternative band ever. This was the height of their career and when I first really noticed them. Billy's vocals were spot on, Jimmy played like his life was on the line every show and James and D'arcy rocked it like there was no tomorrow. As said, they were gargantuan. In my heart, they always will be.
This has to be one of their best shows.
I wistfully shudder to think what the world would be like if these four had somehow stayed together through this entire tour and beyond. It almost pains me to think about it. Jesus what a band.
how much energy in one song
What a song and performance. Chamberlain is a tank, and he makes it looks so easy!
Raw POWER.... no words to describe
It does not get any better than this.
RAW POWER FROM THE GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME
Feel blessed to have spent my middle and high school years during the times of peak smashing pumpkins
The Smashing Pumpkins were basically my life in my teens. We listened to MCIS at work today and this song in particular absolutely demolished me with nostalgia. So many memories.
Ever have one of those Monday mornings where you wake up and say to yourself, "I need to get my ass kicked by the Smashing Pumpkins?" Well, here we are.
fucking love the solo on this version.......infact just Fucking love this song.......omg!!!! I Fucking love this band
all the years loving this song, and i finally decided to hear a live version.
not sure what the hell i was waiting for. so goooooood
For me "Hummer" is just guitar orchestration....so beautiful.
“there’s nothing left to do
there’s nothing left to feel
doesn’t matter what you want
so “
Love how D'arcy moves at :20............ROCK ON!
absolutely LOVE the guitar at 2:03 cant get enough of it
...and God said, "Let there be rock" and thus He created the 90's and He saw that it was good.
Chamberlain 1 2 3 4 5 6...WHACK!!!!!!! at 2:23
Absolutely amazing... still is in 2023!!
d'arcy...what a goddess, what a beauty
seen smashing pumpkins in 1994 at the s.i.u arena in carbondale,IL man i was 14 great ass concert luved them ever since they just kick ass....plus there from home town of chicago.
This is pretty incredible. Too bad this will never ever happen again. Took it for granted.
It's happening again and again and again right here on youtube. To a tune of 270,000 + times at the time of writing. All you have to do is hit play and it happens again. Just like you're right there but even better.
I do smile when Corgan laughs in the beginning! (;) that concert was simply great!
Like Nirvana, Billy's vocals harmonize with the chords in magnificent ways. This song is a perfect example
Gish (I am one)
Siamese Dream (Soma)
Pisces Iscariot (Hello Kitty Kat)
Mellon Collie (Thru The Eyes of Ruby)
Adore (Perfect)
Machina (Stand Inside Your Love)
Zeigeist (That's The Way my love is)
Machina II (Home & White Spyder)
but then again how is it nearly possible to ever choose just one song from albums like Siamese Dream
I remember the first time I listened to MCIS. It was when this song (track 3) started playing that I knew I had found my favorite band.
I like his screams better than most metal singers
SP is my favorite as well, top albums are
1: Siamese Dream
2: Mellon Collie
3: Adore
4: Gish
5: Machina/The Machines of God
I recorded it too on VHS,good MTV times,hello from Peru !
The Pumpkins have gotten me through the shittiest of times. Mellon Collie is my love...
quitting my job and devoting the rest of my life to remembering the 90s
Best thing i ever witnessed
Woah damn dude. Well, better 13 years after the fact than never.
Great album. Probably my favorite, or definitely in my top 5 all time. No joke.
The mainstream songs on this album did great (bullet with butterfly wings, tonight tonight, 1979), but it's the lesser known songs that really hide their artistic abilities. Check out "Thru the eyes of ruby", "Bodies", "Muzzle" or "Here is no why". None of those were singles, but the latter two could easily have been in my opinion.
Oh for better times ! I love this video
man, i wish i could see them
they're amazing
Billy's freakin awesome
great musician..& pretty damn hott too :P
SP 4ever
One of the Classic / Rock/ Opera/ Classical/ Dream Pop-Noise Rock Albums of The: 21st Century
That was one of the most entertaining SP live shows ive ever seen.
awesome song. awesome performance.
DAMN billy's voice sounds AMAZING
One of the best riffs ever
i have been listening to the pumpkins for a while and just got mellon collie today and its fuckin awesome
admit it, we're all here for the outro drum stuff
Jimmy is so goddamn spot on. And Billy had his best vocals during the Mellon Collie era in my opinion.
Probably the best concert the pumpkins ever had
também lá estive e concordo inteiramente contigo.
foi o melhor concerto da minha vida.
just an absolute onslaught of sound
Definitely the best line up of all the SP years.
@Tomdawg89 I totally agree, mcis to me is the when the smashing pumpkins where at their peak and prime. I miss that!!!
great. thank you...
They made a damn grindcore song. Awesome
Thanks for correcting me!
one of the best
Catchy as hell!
Imagine they played this old Mellon Collie song on their current tour OMG.
They all look so happy
Man did I ever take the 90's for granted but who knew the harsh degree of horseshit music that was over yonder? the whole decade was based on pretty heavy real music and now, SHIT.
Gish - Tristessa
Siamese Dream - Soma
Pisces Iscariot - Starla
Mellon Collie - Jellybelly
Adore - Tear
Machina - Age of Innocence
Zeitgeist - Death From Above
Recent Tours - The March Hare
Those guitars ROAR! Vroooooom!
huge. wish i was 16 again. timeless x
song has an excellent flow that 'll get anyone's attention
I agree Melon Collie is awesome. My favorite is Bodies however.
^^ mellon collie is win. Every song on there is it's own creativeness and complexity. I agree Here is no why is AWESOME (amazing solo) but my highlight is galapogos, muzzle, and thirty-three...beautiful songs. Especially thirty-three
I love music from 1349 to Portishead without forgetting Johnny Cash and NoFx... BUT... The Smashing Pumpkins is one of my best fuckin band ever!!
I miss these days.
1. Mellon Collie (Bodies)
2. Adore (Shame)
3. Siamese Dream (Soma)
4. Machina (Try,Try,Try)
5. Gish (Snail)
6. Pisces Iscariot (Obscured)
7. Zeitgeist (Tarantula)
where the fuck have these been all my life?!
1996 was a bad year for music. The front-man of Sublime died, and the Smashing Pumpkins drummer was kicked out. Despite all that, this Smashing Pumpkins lineup was great.
1. Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (by far)
2. Siamese Dream
3. Adore
4. Gish
5. Machina
24. Machina II
179. Zeitgest
Fascinating!
Gish - Rhinocero
Siamese Dream - Luna
Pisces Iscariot - Starla
Mellon Collie - Galapagos, 1979
Adore - Behold! The Nightmare, The Tale of Dusty and Pistol Pete
Machina - Wound, I of The Mourning
Machina II - Home, Here's to the Atom Bomb, Slow Dawn*
Zeitgeist - That's the Way (My Love is) : Stellar
Rarities and B-Sides - Blissed and Gone
*(which is in Judas o also)
That was pretty much perfect.
Gish - Rhinoceros
SD - Silverfuck
Pisces - Starla
MCIS - Thru the Eyes of Ruby
Adore - Tear
Machina - Stand Inside Your Love
Machina 2 - Tear
Zeitgeist - Tarantula
In the 90's Jellybelly was just a song, in 2013 it's now Billy's new name
Michael Mitchell jellybelly has never been just "a song" it's an anthem for lost souls out there
frikin awsome mad lovely yer rad kik buttt sic as great and i so agree gargantuan!!!!
See, this was the good shit. Billy's a monster.
see this tour in philly 2 nights in a row.thats how good it was
I will study and work and save UNTIL I HAVE FINISHED MY TIME MACHINE! So I can be at this fucking show.
YES YES YES
No finer mixture of Black Sabbath and The Partridge Family exists. I love these guys.
+Mr. Neutron wtf are you talking about
brilliant
luuuv sound
Wish I were old enough and British enough to have witnessed this spectacle in the front row.
Gish (Rhinocerous)
Siamise Dream (Cherub Rock)
Pisces Iscariot (Frail and Bedazzled)
MCIS (Here is No Why)
Adore (Pug)
Machina ( I of the Mourning)
Zeitgeist (That's the Way)
yea I was just kiddin around. My wife told me they are really a very progressive band. I stand corrected. I'm in my fifties so my tastes have changed a bit. Jimi Hendrix, Led Zepplin, and the Who were my era super groups.
agree with everything u said and also album list
HELL YEAH!!!