1996- this album kept my military days happier. 2000-sitting in a van in Australia, listening to Smashing Pumpkins before a surfing session. 2020- watching this video in bed while the kids are running around and refusing to shower.
There are some bootlegs out there of them performing songs acoustically. There was a great one from around ‘96/‘97 or so on KROQ (I think) where they played through a bunch of songs, including ones you normally don’t hear acoustic. edit: it was actually on an Australian radio show circa ‘95 or ‘96. Great quality & i have it on cassette somewhere amongst my collection of bootlegs from back in the day.
Some of this show might be on the Apple Music Store, but it was great to see this performance live when it happened. th-cam.com/video/ZAALMY15X0w/w-d-xo.html
Came here after hearing Smashing Pumpkins for the first time and am blown away. He's SO GOOD at blending registration! His vocal technique is so impressive. What a fascinating artist - I have to hear more.
amen. it stinks that for so long he almost seem to resent his past, and loath the fans that loved his older music. You want to think that your music 'heroes' remain in that moment in time when they were knitting the fabric of your life when you first heard that song, and for a lot of us the music that 'played in the background' now 20-30 years later is a time machine pulling us back, or keeping us young, and i'm glad that he's able to come to terms with his legacy. Who knows what evils he has woven into these songs, but I'm loving listening to him play them agian with his old mates.
And then 2000 came and brought along....nothing, and few artists were like, we wanna play the instruments, and the record producers were like, no no, we're not listening to that soulful crap anymore, so we're just gonna put a synth loop over here so you don't need a band, and let's alter your vocals so you don't need to know how to sing too.... And all the boys and girls were mesmerized...
I was 16 when grunge and alternative really hit in 1992. AMAZING time to be a teenager. We still haven't had any generation defining movements in rock like that. We had one in ever decade in the 60's- 90's, each decade have a unique sound and style. 30 years later its like we are still waiting on the next big thing to finally come along in Rock.
He's a great guitarist and had been playing the song for 15 years at that point, in addition to all the other songs he constantly plays. It's what he does for a living lol.
@@nicbongo it’s really not. Yes, it’s a simple pattern, but I implore you to attempt singing and staying in time with a picking pattern that has zero timing cues.
You took the words out of my mouth. I play guitar in an acoustic cover band and frankly was surprised how good Billy is-particularly while singing. He made it look so easy.
Mitchell Hartman was my biology lab partner in high school. He introduced me to the Pumpkins in class one day on a bootleg cassette played on his duck taped Sony Walkman. Loved them instantly and I’ve been a fan ever since, been to six of their concerts, and own all their albums and even some memorabilia too. Mitch- haven’t spoken to you since senior high but wherever you are on this globe- I do very much thank you for that day.
An absolute American music genius who in my estimation has not been given the respect and credit he deserves for his accomplishments as composer and musician.
It's a cliché at this point, but Billy really did capture the voice of a generation. I would even say the Smashing Pumpkins captivated both Gen Xers and early Millennials, I think in large part because their music didn't feel as nihilistic as other popular bands of the time. It's like Billy says to Howard, their songs evoke both optimism and melancholy, and I think that struck a deep chord within us fans. One of my absolute favorite bands of all time.
I'm glad I decided to go down the rabbit hole and listen to all the music I grew up on. Great music of the '90s with even greater memories associated with them.
It's 96 summer night with friends at the lake riding around the lake at night listening to this. Our senior year, none of us knowing what life would hold. Just living in the moment. You can never ever leave, without leaving a piece of you.... Great memories...
I got see Smashing Pumpkins several years ago in NC. Billy stayed after the normal set and played on. A drummer stayed with him and they put on a show I will always remember.
I grew up knowing the original bass player of the Smashing Pumpkins when we were kids in South Haven, Michigan. My mom was her private music teacher for a little while. D'arcy Wretzky was her name. We both played in the junior high string orchestra.
It just hits you and transports you back 25 years in time to wherever you were in life and whatever was happening at that moment. You don't even need to think about it. You just feel it, instantly. Billy's brilliant.
I had the privilege of seeing SP (Billy and James, really) in Austin a couple of years ago. They played pretty much the entire Pumpkins library that night, and the stage elements were almost constantly moving or showing beautiful footage both old and new/original. They put on a hell of a show.
As a kid when they were huge I assumed he’s be a very strange guy. Yet he’s one of the most “regular” Rock Stars. Away from music, just a guy who likes to arch a lot of sports.
Since no one has put up the lyrics...this masterpiece deserves to be sang along: " Time is never time at all You can never ever leave without leaving a piece of youth And our lives are forever changed We will never be the same The more you change the less you feel Believe, believe in me, believe That life can change, that you're not stuck in vain We're not the same, we're different tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight And you know you're never sure But you're sure you could be right If you held yourself up to the light And the embers never fade in your city by the lake The place where you were born Believe, believe in me, believe In the resolute urgency of now And if you believe there's not a chance tonight Tonight, so bright tonight We'll crucify the insincere tonight We'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight We'll find a way to offer up the night tonight The indescribable moments of your life tonight The impossible is possible tonight Believe in me as I believe in you, tonight "
I have to confess...I watched this because i was nostalgic for how great the song was, but i didnt think his voice would be as good. But it blew me away, his voice, this song acoustically, was amazing. ❤
I agree an acoustic album would be fantastic. His songs remind me of the innocence of my youth and the carefree times in the CITY BY THE LAKE where I also was born .. Chicago !
i saw Smashing Pumpkins 2 times at Madison Square Garden in the late 90s - and I still have this album - What an amazing song - to hear it this way from Billy - does my heart good all these years later. It really did become a song of the generation sort of thing.
I was just a child when I was introduced to Billy's music through my older brother's car radio. I had no idea what I was listening to, but it tattooed itself in my subconscious. When I rediscovered The Smashing Pumpkins as a teen, they became my audio drug. I felt the rage, confusion, rebellion, and poetic beauty of every word, as well as every note of every instrument. Now, as an adult, I listen to them to remind myself that I'm still young at heart. The Smashing Pumpkins is the soundtrack to my life. Always has been, and always will be.
Easily one of my favorite songs ever since hearing it almost 30 years ago I easily found so much appreciation for Billy Corgan when I watched him tell the story of writing 1979 on a late night show
Pumpkins are a timepiece. Anytime you hear a song it immediately takes you back, much like Floyd can. Other music usually invokes memories but Pumpkins takes you on a trip through time.
I missed this, as I was up to my neck in raising children. It’s an amazing song! I’m loving my late 50s, enjoying music which is new to me. This acoustic version is wonderful, thanks 🥰😘🥂 xxx
I have struggled with nihilistic depression my entire life since I was a small child and I just saw the world as such a sad place, but as I grew and navigate life’s complexities I realized That the wold is even more fucked then I thought, but I also learned sad doesn’t mean something cant be beautiful In fact, sadness is the very thing that gives us perspective so we can appreciate moments of love and joy. This song has always encapsulated that feeling, sad, but hopeful And to here Billy say those exact words when writing it Just shows that art in itself is a language and a vehicle. Just the orchestration of an instrument and carefully calculated rhythms and vibrations can perfectly encapsulate the very feeling that took my brain 30 years to figure out. Truly remarkable.
Howard: "It does sound hopeful, this song. But, I do get depressed - which is cool" Almost as if inspires a feeling of melancholy...and infinite sadness?
Hearing him now, I wish I'd given them more time when I was younger. Was more into Talking Heads, early Genesis, early Dire Straits, Bob Marley, JJ Cale, Pink Floyd, Early U2, The Clash, Creedence, Iron Maiden....and then the grunge era as it evolved. He is a terrific musician and these are great songs....he sure sounds better than anything I hear today...
Listening to this is bringing a tear to my eye to feel the nostalgia of the 90's and how great it was...to how the world is today makes me a bit "Mellon Collie"
Billy is so talented and well spoken, I am still shocked how he was sort of over looked as an artist. He wrote so many songs for people and his own, it crazy of great he is. Listening to this simple version shows just how powerful an artist he is, makes your skin tingle its so good.
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1996- this album kept my military days happier. 2000-sitting in a van in Australia, listening to Smashing Pumpkins before a surfing session.
2020- watching this video in bed while the kids are running around and refusing to shower.
And Tonight!
an tonight!
safe to say this song stood to test of time itself.
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Can we get a round of applause to the sound engineers on this one??? That is magnificent quality!
Applause to Billy, that's the quality you're noticing.
His voice is so familiar, it's like going back to the old house, it's beautiful.
I’d love to gooooo. Bacccckkk to the old house.
Which is just an expression but also one of the most intimate and beautiful Smiths songs written 😊
Smiths reference?
I found your comment quite poetic.
I can’t think of a more beautiful way of describing this nostalgia
I wish The Smashing Pumpkins did an Unplugged set on MTV during the 90’s.
That would've been so amazing. Especially soma... disarm....mayonnaise....hummer. damn they are so amazing
Hear hear !!
Do you folks remember the Oasis unplugged set?
Would have been legendary
They blew up after.
After hearing this I believe Mr Corgan needs to release an acoustic album of Smashing Pumpkins songs! Killer
Damn I hope you've heard another acoustic song by them, by now, bro. But they do need an acoustic album
Check out the bsides of machina! And demos from other albums! Theres a lot of acoustic versions
Oh snap that would be amazing
There are some bootlegs out there of them performing songs acoustically. There was a great one from around ‘96/‘97 or so on KROQ (I think) where they played through a bunch of songs, including ones you normally don’t hear acoustic.
edit: it was actually on an Australian radio show circa ‘95 or ‘96. Great quality & i have it on cassette somewhere amongst my collection of bootlegs from back in the day.
Some of this show might be on the Apple Music Store, but it was great to see this performance live when it happened. th-cam.com/video/ZAALMY15X0w/w-d-xo.html
Came here after hearing Smashing Pumpkins for the first time and am blown away. He's SO GOOD at blending registration! His vocal technique is so impressive. What a fascinating artist - I have to hear more.
Loved your analysis of Tonight, Tonight. You should check out Disarm next!
VOCAL TECHNIQUE!! I love it.. love Billy's voice but have no clue what that term means...
Really enjoyed your analysis of Tonight Tonight, it was fun to see your perspective change through the song.
Listen to Gish. Have fun exploring their discography.
Your analyses are so good!
Is there no end to Bill Burr's talents?
lmao dude no. Font even make that comparison. Burr is way more attractive. (They legit could be brothers though)
Lol
Legit clicked the link bc I thought it was him without reading the title
Fantasmister sitting in my room quietly reading comments when I suddenly burst into laughter. Well played sir.
Lmfaaaoooooooo
His voice instantly puts me back in the early 90's.
I LOVE HIS VOICE!!!!
The Smashing Pumpkins will always be a part of my teenage years. I feel so lucky.
I had to re-read your comment, I thought it said you feel so yucky lol.
100%
Me too !! Music's changed sooo much !!
I felt lucky also had Queen, BEE GEES , AC/DC and the list is long and in my 30 something I had the Smashing Pumpkins.
Fuck yeah
It’s so awesome to see billy coming to terms with how important his music is to a whole generation instead of rejecting it. Genuinely happy for him
@C he just called his song one of the greatest songs ever doesn’t sound humble to me
amen. it stinks that for so long he almost seem to resent his past, and loath the fans that loved his older music. You want to think that your music 'heroes' remain in that moment in time when they were knitting the fabric of your life when you first heard that song, and for a lot of us the music that 'played in the background' now 20-30 years later is a time machine pulling us back, or keeping us young, and i'm glad that he's able to come to terms with his legacy. Who knows what evils he has woven into these songs, but I'm loving listening to him play them agian with his old mates.
@@Charlie-yg1nm he said its a classic which it is. its not not being humble its being truthful
@@Charlie-yg1nm Friend, understand one thing. If musicians were humble, music would not exist.
@@filipe977 Eddie Vedder
This band will remain in a very special place in my heart, forever.
@ He isn't the best singer, but it's so synonymous with the incredible music attached to it that I wouldn't want anyone else singing
facts
Me too *tear*
Same here
All those instruments missing and nothing is lacking . Beautiful
It is because he is a good rhythm guitar player.
Only by that fact, you can say is a well composed song.
beautifully written and played, the 90s was such a hopeful time in a way
It was
A decade is what you make of it.
And then 2000 came and brought along....nothing, and few artists were like, we wanna play the instruments, and the record producers were like, no no, we're not listening to that soulful crap anymore, so we're just gonna put a synth loop over here so you don't need a band, and let's alter your vocals so you don't need to know how to sing too....
And all the boys and girls were mesmerized...
The songs of my touth
Despite all my rage I’m still just a rate in a cage ;-) On the whole, not sure I’d call SP songs optimistic/hopeful!
I cried the first time I learned how to play this on guitar. Such a beautiful song and marker of time
Folks, we've gotta get this man into the damn Hall of Fame.
One of the few artists I can really enjoy acoustically too. Probably because the songs are deep and well written.
omg Karl hiii
Absolutely and he has a voice that does both well, and is an incredible songwriter
I love Billy, I love Karl
Chur
Well said
I have to listen to 90s music till 4 am now
Snap!!
I was 16 when grunge and alternative really hit in 1992. AMAZING time to be a teenager. We still haven't had any generation defining movements in rock like that. We had one in ever decade in the 60's- 90's, each decade have a unique sound and style. 30 years later its like we are still waiting on the next big thing to finally come along in Rock.
Me too! Mazzy Star before this.
Lately been on a bender- sp, Radiohead, stp
Candlebox : far behind
Flawless guitar. That wasn’t an easy picking job. He sang flawlessly while he played flawlessly. Damn impressive. 👏
He's a great guitarist and had been playing the song for 15 years at that point, in addition to all the other songs he constantly plays. It's what he does for a living lol.
Agreed
Billy is a great guitarist, but this is actually quite simple plucking. Easy for him, especially considering he wrote it.
@@nicbongo it’s really not. Yes, it’s a simple pattern, but I implore you to attempt singing and staying in time with a picking pattern that has zero timing cues.
You took the words out of my mouth. I play guitar in an acoustic cover band and frankly was surprised how good Billy is-particularly while singing. He made it look so easy.
Mitchell Hartman was my biology lab partner in high school. He introduced me to the Pumpkins in class one day on a bootleg cassette played on his duck taped Sony Walkman. Loved them instantly and I’ve been a fan ever since, been to six of their concerts, and own all their albums and even some memorabilia too. Mitch- haven’t spoken to you since senior high but wherever you are on this globe- I do very much thank you for that day.
An absolute American music genius who in my estimation has not been given the respect and credit he deserves for his accomplishments as composer and musician.
The emotions that welled up just in that first 30 or so seconds of playing. I could hear the orchestra in my head. Man, what an amazing song.
Melancholy was one of my favorite albums of all time. Almost 30 years later it's still as good as the first time i heard it.
Dude is a musical genius.
It's a cliché at this point, but Billy really did capture the voice of a generation. I would even say the Smashing Pumpkins captivated both Gen Xers and early Millennials, I think in large part because their music didn't feel as nihilistic as other popular bands of the time.
It's like Billy says to Howard, their songs evoke both optimism and melancholy, and I think that struck a deep chord within us fans.
One of my absolute favorite bands of all time.
We know the world is full of sadness and sometimes horror. We also know a little bit of light always helps.
pearl jam.too...they weren't as destructive
And, x-gens
@@ryanrachal5458 same with oasis
Also a pivotal non-Grunge sound from the non-West.
I've had a crush on Billy Corgan since the 90's. He still has my heart today.
Billy Corgan is a incredible musician. All of his songs hit my heart.
By far my favorite Billy song. He is so friggin talented.
" The impossible is possible tonight "
This is the song that makes me wish I was around in the 90’s
OMG...I'm 43 and haven't heard this in years, and he is breathtaking and tear-jerking!!!
You look 23 and yes I feel the emotions as well!!!
Born in 77 and SP is still my all time favorite band
Facts
Hearing this I am transported back into my 87 Dodge Daytona driving home from college late in the evening.
Let it be known: this man is a guitar legend.
The tone of that acoustic is PERFECT!
honestly it's not a very easy song to play without your guitar detuning
We are all blessed Howard that he did this song cuz he killed it. I love this version
Howard loves to say : ¨Chord progression ¨... it makes him feel as a musician
is there another term expressing the same idea that sounds less pompous ?
@@niconois- chord transition , chord pattern,
@@niconois Just chord I guess
Howard does play guitar. Intermediate level but still plays.
He’s a bird-tergaling-turd burglar
Best version of this song, ever. Thank you Mr. Stern for making this viewable for everyone.
Listen to Tonight reprise version 1
I’m literally in tears. This is so beautiful. 2020 anyone???
Singing along in my basement and totally teared up during that last verse...I feel you.
I'm here one day after you. This song means a lot to me also.
🙋
I decided to come back to this performance in 2020. There's literally not a day that goes by where I don't listen to some form of Billy....
I'm glad I decided to go down the rabbit hole and listen to all the music I grew up on. Great music of the '90s with even greater memories associated with them.
It's 96 summer night with friends at the lake riding around the lake at night listening to this. Our senior year, none of us knowing what life would hold. Just living in the moment. You can never ever leave, without leaving a piece of you.... Great memories...
I got see Smashing Pumpkins several years ago in NC. Billy stayed after the normal set and played on. A drummer stayed with him and they put on a show I will always remember.
I grew up knowing the original bass player of the Smashing Pumpkins when we were kids in South Haven, Michigan. My mom was her private music teacher for a little while. D'arcy Wretzky was her name. We both played in the junior high string orchestra.
l though that darcy was self taught,according to herself
Wow that's crazy, it's sad how shes not part of the band anymore and all the bad blood between em
Very nice
That’s awesome! 🥁💜🤙
holy shit dude. any idea how is she now btw? shes the only one from the original SP thats like off the radar.
I❤ LOVE THIS JAM🔥 Billy Corgan a legend 🥳🔥🔥🔥
It just hits you and transports you back 25 years in time to wherever you were in life and whatever was happening at that moment. You don't even need to think about it. You just feel it, instantly. Billy's brilliant.
Where did those 25 years go?
So true .
I remember friends and things i did that id otherwise have forgotten because of this song
Perhaps the greatest song ever written. Dark, hopeful and longing all at the same time.
He has got the sweetest & coolest voice i ever did hear
The man is a god!
Not just one of the best SP songs; one of the best rock songs ever. Lyrical genius.
Billy is truly a musical genius. Unbelievable amount of variation in his song structure and vocals. My favorite musician and singer.
Thank You Billy Corgan
I had the privilege of seeing SP (Billy and James, really) in Austin a couple of years ago. They played pretty much the entire Pumpkins library that night, and the stage elements were almost constantly moving or showing beautiful footage both old and new/original. They put on a hell of a show.
Was it the 30th anniversary your? Because that was an absolutely amazing production
I'm addicted to this! Replay replay replay!!
Hearing him talk then sing is a drastic change
His normal voice is very interesting
But that’s for every singer doe
Its like how Gerard Way talks so quite and sings so awesome
That's the fun thing about being a singer. However I disagree with this example Jack
As a kid when they were huge I assumed he’s be a very strange guy. Yet he’s one of the most “regular” Rock Stars. Away from music, just a guy who likes to arch a lot of sports.
Since no one has put up the lyrics...this masterpiece deserves to be sang along:
" Time is never time at all
You can never ever leave without leaving a piece of youth
And our lives are forever changed
We will never be the same
The more you change the less you feel
Believe, believe in me, believe
That life can change, that you're not stuck in vain
We're not the same, we're different tonight
Tonight, so bright
Tonight
And you know you're never sure
But you're sure you could be right
If you held yourself up to the light
And the embers never fade in your city by the lake
The place where you were born
Believe, believe in me, believe
In the resolute urgency of now
And if you believe there's not a chance tonight
Tonight, so bright tonight
We'll crucify the insincere tonight
We'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight
We'll find a way to offer up the night tonight
The indescribable moments of your life tonight
The impossible is possible tonight
Believe in me as I believe in you, tonight "
Not "...a piece of youth..." but "...a piece of you..."!
Thanks Bro
Thank you
Tetta Zwo
I really think it's *youth* ....you can hear the "th" trailing in low voice if you listen carefully
Thanks bud
My funeral song and I want it loud as f,ck !! BEST SONG EVER WRITTEN THIS !! BILLY THANKS FROM SCOTLAND IF YOU READ THIS 👊🏴
I have to confess...I watched this because i was nostalgic for how great the song was, but i didnt think his voice would be as good. But it blew me away, his voice, this song acoustically, was amazing. ❤
I still remember buying this album. My little brother and I split the cost and we traded the two disks back n forth
Probably one of the best songs ever written of all time
I agree an acoustic album would be fantastic. His songs remind me of the innocence of my youth and the carefree times in the CITY BY THE LAKE where I also was born .. Chicago !
Holy What... This is the only time I understand this song. This was amazing to see.
i saw Smashing Pumpkins 2 times at Madison Square Garden in the late 90s - and I still have this album - What an amazing song - to hear it this way from Billy - does my heart good all these years later. It really did become a song of the generation sort of thing.
I've listened to this so damn many times.
i still cant get over this
So many years later, and it’s “relevance remains…” Phenomenal version. Thanks Billy & Howard
This songs are timeless....miss the 90‘ s
Dam thats a great song
In all my time, I've never listened to the lyrics to this.
Until today.
Beautiful.
Romanticism revisited in the 90s.
Not romantic, which'd be dull
Lucly you that had this surprise un these shallow times
I was just a child when I was introduced to Billy's music through my older brother's car radio. I had no idea what I was listening to, but it tattooed itself in my subconscious. When I rediscovered The Smashing Pumpkins as a teen, they became my audio drug. I felt the rage, confusion, rebellion, and poetic beauty of every word, as well as every note of every instrument. Now, as an adult, I listen to them to remind myself that I'm still young at heart. The Smashing Pumpkins is the soundtrack to my life. Always has been, and always will be.
Easily one of my favorite songs ever since hearing it almost 30 years ago
I easily found so much appreciation for Billy Corgan when I watched him tell the story of writing 1979 on a late night show
Love this song.. brings me back to my teens..
Me too!!! It's impossible to listen to any song from that album and be transported to where you were and who you were at that time.
Just thinking the same :)
Goosebumps. Six minutes of goosebumps
Awesome to hear an acoustic version of this so crisp and clear
This takes me back to Long Island's Jones Beach. Feeling is overwhelming. Best year of my life.
Here is the great Billy Corgan, doing some of his classics.
No more words.. let's just enjoy it.
Pumpkins are a timepiece. Anytime you hear a song it immediately takes you back, much like Floyd can. Other music usually invokes memories but Pumpkins takes you on a trip through time.
Ohh myy Godnnes! fantastic, beutiful
This song has helped me through so many tough times. Thank you, Billy.
Hell of an album
Was in 6th grade when this came out. Awesome song. One of the bands that introduced me to music in general.
His picking technique is so perfect and the sound here is great quality
My heart needed this rn.
Thanks so much Mister Corgan for this wonderful song !
It means so much things for me, happiness and sadness ! 🤗
God bless you ! 🙏
I missed this, as I was up to my neck in raising children. It’s an amazing song! I’m loving my late 50s, enjoying music which is new to me. This acoustic version is wonderful, thanks 🥰😘🥂 xxx
I have tears in my eyes. This is and always will be an homage to youth. Xoxox God bless you Billy. 🥰
I'm so good thank you. All is good xox
I have struggled with nihilistic depression my entire life since I was a small child and I just saw the world as such a sad place, but as I grew and navigate life’s complexities
I realized
That the wold is even more fucked then I thought, but I also learned sad doesn’t mean something cant be beautiful
In fact, sadness is the very thing that gives us perspective so we can appreciate moments of love and joy.
This song has always encapsulated that feeling, sad, but hopeful
And to here Billy say those exact words when writing it
Just shows that art in itself is a language and a vehicle.
Just the orchestration of an instrument and carefully calculated rhythms and vibrations can perfectly encapsulate the very feeling that took my brain 30 years to figure out.
Truly remarkable.
Howard: "It does sound hopeful, this song. But, I do get depressed - which is cool"
Almost as if inspires a feeling of melancholy...and infinite sadness?
Hearing him now, I wish I'd given them more time when I was younger. Was more into Talking Heads, early Genesis, early Dire Straits, Bob Marley, JJ Cale, Pink Floyd, Early U2, The Clash, Creedence, Iron Maiden....and then the grunge era as it evolved. He is a terrific musician and these are great songs....he sure sounds better than anything I hear today...
One of the best songwriters/vocalists/guitar player-writers.
Listening to this is bringing a tear to my eye to feel the nostalgia of the 90's and how great it was...to how the world is today makes me a bit "Mellon Collie"
I love how this song builds, gives me chills
This is one of the many reasons I love Howard.. Master interview skills, Comedic Genius, and appreciates great Music!!
He's so talented and humble it's inspiring truly one of a kind
Oh god !!! ❤❤❤. So many memories coming. Thnx Billy ❤😊
Cold chills and crying at 4'am...pretty powerful...where's the time go...
So true. My time of change was the 90s
Thanks Mr. Billy. And thank the universe.
It reminds me of high school and summer camp in grade 11, that was 25 years ago. I left a piece of youth.
Billy is so talented and well spoken, I am still shocked how he was sort of over looked as an artist. He wrote so many songs for people and his own, it crazy of great he is. Listening to this simple version shows just how powerful an artist he is, makes your skin tingle its so good.
And just like that, I’m a sophomore in high school again
Same.
Exactly...I remember when Siamese Dreams came out...
That part ☝️😅
One of the best songs ever ❤
I love this. Beautiful. He’s a hell of a goddamn good songwriter.
Amazing voice. Tonight Tonight is my absolute favorite rock song ever and the reason I began playing the drums. This acoustic version gave me chills
Nicee. I'm a musician too. I play but a different genre 🇲🇽 but I love rock and this song. Thinking about learning this song on guitar.
This song is timeless and yet so time defining.
Billy is such a great song writter a very unique individual
This is such a great song by a great performer/songwriter.
Favorite band and artist of all time. Thank you for this masterpiece Billy!