🎵 The Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight, Tonight REACTION
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Mellon Collie and the infinite sadness was a magnificent album
I'd upvote you but you've got "69, Dude!"
Blame Bill & Ted. 🎸🤘😉
One of the best
My entire early adulthood revolved around this album.
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A tribute video to Georges Méliès the French film director. The video references his silent film "A Trip to the Moon" (1902). He was a film pioneer well known for developing special effects and taking audiences on strange, surreal journeys. If you notice the ship name at the end of the video it is the S.S. Méliès. Great song, great video.
Won six MTV Video Music Awards: Video of the Year, Breakthrough Video, Best Direction, Best Special Effects, Best Art Direction, and Best Cinematography.
I just came here to talk about the film. Heh
Way over many heads.
Thanks for the knowledge
Bingo.
Everyone was talking about this video when it was released. The Smashing Pumpkins, I'll say it again, has one of the most diverse collections of songs. Their videos, many of them, were very expensive to produce. However, many of them made a lasting impression on me. There is a behind-the-scenes of this video on TH-cam. Billy's talent is so underrated to the point of frustration. The Smashing Pumpkins, along with Nirvana, Oasis and Stone Temple Pilots, saved the 90s for me when it came to music.
Absolute masterpiece.
It sure is. I love this music video.
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.
Also, everyone needs to take the time to appreciate the drumming in this song.
100% agree!!
Jimmy Chamberlain does not screw around!
I love how gigantic, ambitious and dramatic this album was.
Yeah…. Pumpkins we’re at the peak of their creativity at the time this album was made.
Truly one of the videos that defined the art form. Song is an absolute winner
Right...because Bowie and Gabriel had no hand in all that 10 to 15 years previous...
@@JoinTheProgress What you on about? lol
No denying great videos were created before and after this one, which was why I said "one of". For myself, this is near the top of the list.
I always follow Lex and her facial expressions.
She picks up on the feel of a song from the get go.
Very in tune. Sympathetic and a real music lover.
Jimmy Chamberlin's drumming in this is really intensely good.
agreed, the tone of the kit on this is incredible
I personally think Cherub Rock is his most catchy “beat” but yep, he was an amazing drummer overall. Definitely underrated.
69 dude
My favorite song of all time:) Billy once explained that the song is about himself, and how he was able to get out of his hometown of Chicago to pursue his dreams. For myself I see the song as leaving my youth behind and accept that I've changed and that I'm getting older.
Billy still lives in Chicago ( Wealthy neighborhood I don't blame him) he's a season ticket holder of the Cubs and most of his activities are at record stores and restaurants within his origin city.
My favorite song too
Top 5 for sure!!
I lived in Chicago in the mid to late 90s and my roommate at the time dragged me to a party where he grew up .....the burbs....I didnt know at the time, but it was the same area Billy Corgan was from.......how did i find out? at the party, the TV was on and a Smashing Pumpkins video was on.......and one of the guys there saw the vid and said "my older brother used to kick his ass everyday at school".........and I wanted to say something back along the lines "now hes rich and famous whats your brother up to?" but I was kind of the outsider of the group so I just smiled quietly to myself
@@oreally8605 No place in Chicago is safe anymore. I wouldn't live ANYWHERE in the state of Illinois, especially after the "No cash bail" law goes into effect. It's going to be The Purge in real life...
This video is considered to be one of the best music videos of the 90s.
This song is also one of the most successful singles of the 90s and quite possibly the Smashing Pumpkins' most played song
This album defined my childhood. So much nostalgia. MTV music videos were everything back then. Smashing pumpkins created an ethereal escape for bored 90s kids
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness is one of my favorite albums of all time
another classic. seems like we were blessed with a kickass song every other week back in the 90's. this video was in rotation on much music all day every day. lol
I always liked the instrumental sounds and the whinging wail of their "Disarm."
Disarm is a masterpiece.
Melon Colie I feel is criminally underrated. One of the greatest albums of all-time. So freaking creative. I don't know why the Pumpkins have kind of faded the way they have, probably because of Corgan, but you can't deny how powerful this album was. This was the equivalent of a Zeppelin in the 90's. Most people on TH-cam are too young to even remember but they were huge for a good 10 years.
My God!
I had all but forgotten how GOOD they are....
I have not listened to The Smashing Pumpkins in far too long!
Time to get back to some beautiful melodies.
Come on over to my Top 50 SP songs of all time series to help you remember
@@THEDEEPDIVE Subscribed!
@@brettschacht4183 yeeeessss. hope to see you in the comments!
Guess what...they are going to release a triple album this year...a SEQUEL to Mello Collie and Machina and may release a new song tomorrow or make an announcement 😮😮😮🤯🤯🤯
Can't go wrong on the Pumpkins...next "Soma"!!! amazing song!
This track always gives me inspiration to keep going, even in troubled times.
Plus the music video is BEAUTIFUL AF!
I'm with Lex on this one. Tonight, Tonight took me several "listens" to adjust to. Once I marinated in the the lyrics and melody for awhile, I realized how awesome the tune was. It wasn't instant by any means. Interestingly, Ava Adore was instant love for me. That song still gives me chills.
"You can never leave without leaving a piece of youth." Omg so true and powerful.
Jimmy Chamberlin was absolutely killing those drums.
Songs are like poetry, with multiple meanings, and what you take from them are your own.
I like the Pumpkins because they are unique. It's always fresh to hear something different and new.
I was 5 years old when this album was released, had it on cassette tape, played it until it broke. Jimmy Chamberlain is the reason I ever picked up a pair of drumsticks.
It is one of their great love songs, about transcending limitations no matter the consequences. In the video the couple has been to the moon and back, to the deepest parts of the sea, even beyond their wildest dreams (tonight tonight) and experienced the good and the bad together. It became a secret song for me and my gf. Back when her overbearing mother didn't want her dating anyone. Fortunately her mother was the only person in the world who didn't know, even her own family, friends and relatives knew but never told her. Nov 14th will be 23 years for us, still together.
Excellent summary of the songs meaning and I love your personal connection to it. Thank you for sharing this!
I remember when this video and song came out,this is actually the first sci-fi film from the silent film era in the early 1900’s. The Smashing Pumpkins used it.
Nothing in the video was from the original film. The directors, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Farris worked tirelessly to recreate the look and feel of the original.
The live version of this at the 1996 MTV VMA's was awesome.
I have very specific memories of watching this whole VMA's quietly in the other room because my parents didn't want me to. It wall all about Tonight Tonight, and like 106 Mt Dew & Taco Bell commercials lol.
@@Rbrgr83 Back when MTV was worth watching. Before it became wall to wall reality tv 😒
a defining song in this chapter of the pumpkins' style. the video definitely reflects it too. very much set the tone for the rest of the mellon collie album
I freaking LOVE Smasing Pumpkins!!
I've only seen them twice. 😢
But I've loved their amazing sound since the second I heard them.
I couldn’t imagine hearing this for the first time. It’s just gotta be sensory overload, but I bet anything this is one of your favorites songs ever now. One of the beautiful songs of all time
The composition, the arrangement, the production, is incredible
This entire album ROCKS ! ! !
Love The Smashing Pumpkins...
Nobody sounds like Billy Corgan...
It was a vibe...
This is one of the most LIFE AFFIRMING/LIFE CHANGING songs of the 90s.. LIfe can change. You're not stuck in vain. For many of us nihilistic angry boys we needed a band like this to give this kind of message. The video we made for this on our channel is in the top tier of those that I feel the most proud of.
Uh, if your life needs affirming from a song, you've got issues.
Uh, yeah I have issues... lots of folks have issues and music is a huge part of what makes us want to continue, survive, and thrive. What is it you are asking me to do differently with this rebuttal?
@@ffjsb if you need to put someone down for appreciating the power of art, then you've got issues.
@@THEDEEPDIVE Songs won't save you, they fade away. If you have issues, you need something with substance, like faith in God.
@@BurtTurbo I didn't put him down, I pointed out that a song won't cure your problems.
The orchestral arrangement is nothing short of brilliant perfection. Jimmy’s drumming in this song is epic.
I like a number of SP songs, but this is the one I love.
And just so happens to be one of my all time favorite music videos.
Chamberlin on the drums is just insane. What a song....still great all these years later.
This album really needs to be listened to in its entirety, the segues from one song to the next are epic! And, as I've said with other songs of theirs, it is Billy's unconventional voice juxtaposed with the powerful beauty of the songs that make the music work so well.
I’ve been shouting for this video for years I think. Wow… so interesting that you don’t have a reference point for the silent film era. That was a top award-winning homage, with a near-authentic replication of movies 110+ years ago.
The video completely matches the song’s vibe-Take that chance. The time is now. I believe in you. Believe in me and let’s do this!
Yes! It saddens me that so few people get the reference to A Trip to the Moon ("Le voyage dans la lune") by the French pioneer movie maker George Méliès, made in 1902, a 120 years ago! (Ok, I had to look up the details on Wikipedia, but I do remember the film & its importance in movie history).
@@Bee-28 Yeah, it seems the younger generations just don’t know anything that occurred pre-2005. It’s really troubling. Not that they don’t know, but that they don’t care to know. There seems to be little urgency to learn things about the world & it’s history.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Or, today's education systems just want children to grow up in a vacuum, which will then be filled with rivers of inane social media crap, as nature doesn't like vacuums. Or maybe we're just growing old, sigh...
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 especially in a time where there is more access to information than any other time in history. Troubling alright, very troubling.
I love The Smashing Pumpkins. Love this song.
One of my FAVORITE albums
The artsy-fartsy side of grunge. Good stuff.
We didn't get this melodramatic of a lead singer again until My Chemical Romance.
Just because they existed at the same time, doesn't mean SP is grunge. They weren't from Seattle, they didn't wear the Mac jackets and assorted flannel, and they were more proficient musically.
I was there. I'm aware I used the term loosely Albert. Thanks for your input.
@@floorticket Did you just call me Albert? Hey hey hey... It's F A T Albert. I was there too. Nobody I knew called Smashing Pumpkins "grunge", and most of my peeps were musicians.
@@alukuhito I said I used it "loosely" for Christ's sake. Not going to get into a semantic argument over usage and "peeps."
frankly this is one of the greatest songs ever written
One of the most beautiful music videos of all time and my favourite 💕
Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness is one of my favorite albums of all time. Billy Corgan is an alternative rock genius. I bought this album when I was in college back in the nineties and couldn't stop listening to it. This is a great video. The Pumpkins had a real Goth vibe. Great band, Billy Corgan and James Iha are two of my favorite guitarists. D'Arcy one of my favorite bassists. Jimmy Chamberlin one of the greatest drummers.
Great reaction to one of the most interesting/fascinating songs from an awesome band who defies being pigeonholed in a particular genre
The pumpkins are brilliant back in the day they were the best i love them so much them first three albums are the best! bands have normally have their first album that's any good but the smashing pumpkins have their first three that are brilliant!
Adore is a masterpiece
Adore, Machina and Zeitgeist are severely underrated too
Why stop at 3? I'd say their first 6 before they disbanded were amazing. I also like their latest, CYR.
@@alukuhito sorry i didn't mention Pisces Iscariot another brilliant album
This has been one of my favorite songs and videos since I first heard it as a teen.
First you should listen to the song with the intro piano piece from the the album. Then you must watch the video for Disarm. Incredible song.
There is a whole experience to having seen this on MTV in the 90's all the time on MTV Overnight.
bit of a depressing one but my best mate passed suddenly a little while back, this was one of many songs he showed to me, I appreciate it so much more now fr
I loved this song when it was released and it has stood up to the test of time!
Been asking for this for months. Finally!
One of best ever bands 😍😍😍
Una canción con una fuerza increíble. Cada vez que no lo estoy pasando bien, coloco esta canción y me da ánimo y fuerzas.
I love their lead singer. He has a very sinister look . When I got this double CD one CD was mellow but the other CD really sounded heavy and so when you hear the 2 albums song by song you will say wow these guys can do it all and one of the best line in a song are "all we are are just rats in a cage " !
"And the embers never fade, in your city by the lake, the place where you were born.."
Yeah the Smashing Pumpkins were out there!
Brings me back to 6th/7th grade in 96/97
Great Percussion though! Thanks for the reaction! It's been decades since i've listened to any Smashing Pumpkins! I'll have a listen to them again! Cheers!
One of my favorites songs off all time.
Always being open to different artists and genres, I too am at sea. Thanks for being honest and diplomatic!
4:00. One of the most beautiful set of lyrics
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)
The impossible is possible tonight
(Tonight)
Believe in me as I believe in you
Tonight
I absolutely love this video and the song.
This video won many awards
I had no idea until a few years ago that the guy who did the art for this video also did Pee Wee Herman's set! I learned that at an art exhibit of his. Such an awesome exhibit!
Love this song its a classic
7 MTV awards!
One of the best songs and videos EVER!!!!!
Rhinoceros- Smashing Pumpkins
Didn’t surprise me that Brad’s brain couldn’t wrap his head around this song. FOX Sports built its entire post season baseball production; opens, promos and bumps around this song. It was a huge hit and once again Billy Corgan found a new Pumpkins’ sound replacing distorted guitars with a symphony sound.
I do remember the opening being used for 2001 World Series promos. I always think about the fall of 01’ when I hear it.
Love the drumming in this song!
This song is the perfect accompaniment to "The Killing Moon" by Echo and the Bunnymen. This is full of wonder like that's full of mystery.
Oh wow… The Killing Moon… instantly illicits memories from high school for me.
I remember listening to this song as a teenager and was like "that shit is weird" , "but i like it" lol
Love this song!
Yesssssssss I haven't even listened to your reaction but I'm stoked
senior class of 98!
I loved this the first time I ever heard it and had to buy it. Just an amazing and different sound!
The keyboardist Jonathan Melvoin who passed in 1996,was the brother of Wendy Melvoin guitarist who along with keyboardist Lisa Coleman,were part of Prince’s back up band The Revolution
Smashing pumpkins is an icon 90's band. Such an awesome band with a shit ton of good jams
Masterpiece !!!
used to watch MTV for hours hoping to see this video and "Gone Til November" by Wyclef Jean. back when music television played music, and there wasn't YT music on demand lol
An acquired taste, apparently... personally, I love Smashing Pumpkins but I guess I could see how you might need a second (or third) listen.
"Believe... in the resolute urgency of now" - was always one of my favorite lines.
Hey! Never feel bad if you can't understand what someone's singing first time listening. I think we all have that from time to time when we hear a new song or a new artist. Like Brad said you can listen a few times and get used to the artist and understand them better the more you listen =) This is personally one of my favourite songs. The video is like witnessing someone's crazy dream! It's pure fantasy, a bit like watching Charlie and the chocolate factory for the first time!
It might not seem like a big deal now, but at the time, it was pretty daring to have a rock song with strings in it. It happened before, but not often. They really went out on a limb. That's part of the reason why they were embraced by the alternative kids, but it took a little while for the mainstream rockers to like the band.
Unreal!!!
Great band. My generation
Love the Pumpkins!
Need to listen to whole album
Lol they are like “okay” 😂
The Pumpkins have done many, many more songs other than this that are waaaaay better! Guys, dig in, they are one of the best talents that have come out the late 80`s and 90`s!!!
💯
Yeah definitely one of those bands where the other album tracks and even deeper cut b-sides are equal or better than the singles.
@@chrisfuentes4482 Still think it's a shame that they never went with Jellybelly as a single.
him making fun of Corgan's voice is hilarious
The video is based on very early cinema (Georges Méliès) and the lyrics are really about being yourself.
One of the "coolest" music video productions of its time!...I liked it!
Why the quotations?
I always thought he said "believe in me as I'm leaving you" and that part always got me emotional haha...I was wrong
As others have mentioned, much of this was based visually on the films of Georges Méliès, including "A Voyage to the Moon". Interestingly enough we just had the 120th anniversary of that film's premiere a couple of weeks ago. Go look for it if you haven't seen it yet.
Great band live
So good
I legit feel sorry for people that missed out on the 90s.
Fun fact, Smashing Pumpkins leader Billy Corgan is Majority owner of the wrestling promotion, National Wrestling Alliance (NWA)
Corgan has said that the song pays homage to Cheap Trick, with its black humoresque lyrics and theme, and that the song is addressed to himself, who escaped from an abusive childhood against all odds, so as to keep him believing in himself