The Smashing Pumpkins - Live in Düsseldorf (Germany, 1996)
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- Complete Live performance.
The Smashing Pumpkins - Germany (1996).
01:21 - Tonight Tonight
05:50 - Zero
08:22 - Fuck You (An Ode to No One)
13:33 - Today
16:45 - To Forgive
20:57 - Bullet With Butterfly Wings
25:57 - Thru the Eyes of Ruby
35:05 - Porcelina of the Vast Oceans
44:44 - Disarm
48:40 - Muzzle
52:47 - Cherub Rock
1:00:32 - 1979
1:06:54 - X.Y.U.
I appreciate how James just seems incredibly amused when he sees "the naked man." Not scared, not pissed off, not confused, just amused.
He was so nonchalant about it lmao!!!
When?
Hahaha😂 oh yes I remember that now oh Angel's in disguise;)
12:11 in case you missed it. I thought it was part of the show. I thought it was bad to the bone!
Melloncollie is one of the best albums ever. In any list, no matter what list.
The list of the best techno album too?
@@leanderlle7602 Nah, that would be Kraftwerk Tour De France 2003 mix
I have long said that Mellon Collie is the best rock album of the 90s.
@@BigRob829 agree 100%
BEST ALBUM EVER
BigRob829 that rem aftp u2 achtung baby Radiohead the bends or ok computer and many more
Wtf this was literally one of the best fucking performances I’ve seen from any band. Billy Corgan is a fucking genius and one hell of a performer, so much passion.
@@mennofennema9829 not true, I care
@@mennofennema9829 I care asshole
Poor singer tho
Agreed ❤
@@laurentverpeaux2281 Thanks. High 5!
X.Y.U. is even better than the album version. This whole concert is incredible.
And into the eyes of the jackal I say ka-boom!!!
Just my thoughts
And my Choice of D is
It's really not
@@robovac3557thanks for the input 🤡
I miss D'arcy. We all know Corgan is the true genius behind SP, but the original lineup was just so damn cool. D'arcy, she IS the nineties to me. The original four really need to reunite. That would be once concert I'd sleep out for tickets.
my thoughts exactly. d'arcy embodies 90's alternative culture. but all eras aside (as to not pigeonhole the band as a nostalgia group), the original lineup had the vibe of an actual band, each member adding their own character into the mix.
I just hope she's ok, the last thing I heard about her was that weird call she made to a radio back in 09. You could tell drugs affected her deeply... If, I mean when the Pumpkins get in the Hall of Fame, I hope she'll be there :)
Seba Cabré
do u know if there is some recording of that? because i don't know sh*t about what happened apart from some drug problems in general
WatjeBent i know it wasn't directed to me, but it's on youtube. search "d'arcy wretzky interview 2009" and it's up there. quite sad, really. but now d'arcy's fine, i think. i mean, she has her own facebook page, which suggests that she's now retired, working on her farm with her horses, and talking to some fans.
Not so much of an interview, she just calls the radio station, and starts talking about where's she living, her boyfriend that had died not long ago... It's actually a bit sad, at least for me, to hear her like that. I reaaaaaally hope she's living her life happy right now, she deserves it.
I think the Pumpkins were hitting their peak here. Great performance.
+Creat Swartz Totally agree. I think that after "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" they began going down.
+KurtFuller duh
+KurtFuller Adore was even better
@@KurtFuller they needed one more good hard rock album like siamese after melon but it never happened.
@@joaquinmedrano212 I understand why you say that. But you can’t compare apples to apples, this was a magical time in music.
what a genuine band man, their sound was definitely unique.
+Kevin Rachman grungegaze
I initially read, "what a genuine bald man"
actually just a few "big" bands fitted in the label "grunge". most of them just share seattle as hometown and the fact that their music was guitar based and full of energy.
the ones that fitted the label were the ones that were created to sell a product
That works as well
@@burton12E4 youre not wrong
1996 live in Sydney best show ever!
Had a giant Zeppelin (Hindenburg) going down in flames on back screen during X.Y.U, fantastic
ZERO
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What a great piece of history. I always love how they weave those guitars. So much has changed they dont even make rock bands anymore.
Every morning, in 1995 I listened to forgive in my breakfast. It helps me in my fucking day routine. Love this song, love 90's, love smashing pumpkins songs. Miss it all!
12:12 special guest: THE NAKED MAN
have you seen sarah connor?
I literally did not expect that, and I was all like: 😳
What the fuck am I looking at 😂😂😂
Hhahahahhahahah
No joke at a foo or sp concert I recall we had a jump together and we were all getting like 2-3 feet of air somehow like the sub floor or beams were like a trampoline and we were floating way higher than should have been possible, yes drugs, but still way higher jumping than made any sense, looked the same here
1:21 - Tonight, Tonight
5:50 - Zero
8:22 - An Ode to No One
13:33 - Today
16:45 - To Forgive
20:57 - Bullet With Butterfly Wings
25:57 - Thru The Eyes of Ruby
35:05 - Porcelina of The Vast Oceans
44:44 - Disarm
48:40 - Muzzle
52:47 - Cherub Rock
1:00:32 -1979
1:06:54 - X.Y.U.
WickedWhirlwind has
You is my fuckin hero man
Legend
Fucking hero
Thanks so much
This tour was unreal. Live Pumpkins at their prime. This was an unstoppable band. Even with everything that happened, they picked up and kept killing their live show. I'm so lucky I got to see this band as many times as I did.
It's crazy cuz obviously they're a band but back in the 90's it felt like so much more than just a concert. I can't really explain it. There's a certain theatricality to what they were doing without going over the top. This tour was my first concert. I was 12. What a great first show haha.
You say," with everything that happened.." what do you mean? D'arcy and James break up? Or something else?
@@TheSInSurfer When Jimmy was kicked out of the band. They picked up with Matt and were still at the top of their game.
@@pgriffinbaron Ah, Thank you. Now I understand. I appreciate the answer.
@Griffin Baron Plus their keyboardist died from a heroin od after this tour, I was friends with his sister who wrote coffee and starfish for prince and their sister was prince's original guitarist featured in Purple rain.
That was a some kind of a one-day-festival on eastern with Sonic Youth, The Afghan Whigs, Cypress Hill and some others - the Pumpkins were headlining.
I remember meeting my nerdy buddy Eric just minutes after the song XYU - not only he was missing his glasses, he always used to wear, he had literally a full footprint on his forehead and was abolutely enlightened while saying:
"Man, that was so awesome..." and he was goddamn´ right.
This was in Germany right?
@@stuartewoldt1513 yes, dude - in Duesseldorf.....
WE SALUTE YOU, NAKED MAN
when he goes to a concert he lets it all hang out ;)
And he loves you too, random citizen.
"Now i'm naked, nothing but an animal": he took that quite literally...
'He's part of their crew. They pay him handsomely.'
Naked man from Chumbawamba
Billy and James were so fucking good together their styles just fit so perfect.
I'm a big time fan. I am ashamed because I have not been to any of there concerts. Thank you very much for posting. I will like and Sub.
Billy sounds really good here, man. Like probably his best. Zero sounds amazing, holy hell.
Blessing musicians. What a band. 4 of them made magic. Straight up magic.
we have to wait till 2090 for a new 90s era
caleron , I hope it comes soon, in the 2020s... But alas, we wouldn't be in our teens and 20s to fully enjoy it.
But my grand children will
I wanna bring it back but no one will let me.
i don't think i'll even make it to 2019 xD
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stop b..tching about Billy`s voice or Darcy`s bass because it was never about perfection but about the concept that became SENSETIONAL, great, unique in every department, genious of SP and Corgan and the incredible vibe of free-spirited 90s,
Muzzle. Perfection ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Despite being a fan for years I had completely overlooked that song. It is so good.
The person posting the song titles is fired!
"Ruby". I cried.
you suck
Why?
Because they are posting the wrong song titles...
Though Billy's voice is obviously shot in his performance, this is one of the most darkly beautiful, transferential onstage performances I've heard in a while. Would recommend! J in TX
UGH! If this doesn't make one homesick for the 90's... You wasn't there
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Watching this was the very first time I was exposed to the Smashing Pumpkins. Good old German public television...
13:49 best jumping from the crowd I've ever seen!
You gotta see some shows in South America. I saw a Pantera and the crowd was probably the best I've ever seen for energy
What an amazing drummer.
Hello, i am from the future. Jimmy-my men. It is 2024 now. In three monts I am going in wiena. 24.6.2024 smashing pumpkins live. James jimmy billy and third guitar. Some studio musician, I assume. 1 female singer, she looks like An angel, Probably that was a concept. SP always had female on stage. It is just SP. Full sound. Billy singing mostly midlle register. It is working. They sound better, fuller than other live bands. Billy, genious as he is, find the way how can rock band still sound amazing. So cherish the bands in your time. It wont last. Future is musicless.
@@novak9778Gosh I wished you hadnt said that last part of the future is musicless .
I suspected as much 🎉
P.S Just how far into the future are you ?
And , can you tell us what replaced
Smart phones .
Have you met any people who were famous on this benighted orb ? 😅
Porcelina of the Vast Oceans is friggin' otherworldly. I think God threw Billy a bone...
11:48 I've noticed that Chamberlin often looks away from his kit while performing. Probably just a concentration face, but it makes him even cooler. As if that was possible. Such a talented drummer...!
The BEST band from the 1990s EVER. such songwriting, so original, love em!!
12:10 props to billy for killing the solo without distraction
Bro I don't think he knew. Billy was to focused.
This is how I remember the Mellon Collie show in my little town in 96. One of the greatest nights of my life. All on my own in a seat in the middle, having my life changed forever.
The "naked man" is Dan from the band Chumbawamba. Both bands were playing the festival, and apparently Billy was a jerk to their band. They thought it would be funny to prank them during their performance.
@@dietpepsi9140I heard Billy was a jersey to alot of people. I don't know what pressures he had and some people just react to it
Saw them on this tour in Louisville with Garbage opening. Ah to remember your youth.. Great times.
Do did l, it was truly epic, Billy Corgan is a bad ass guitarists, if you watch him it's true talent, one of the best l've seen.
as a youth in louisville i am incredibly jealous
Saw them in Texas. Shirley Manson jumping up and down during every song (and I like garbage) but what truly stood out was her chest bouncing up and down. Could've been the pot I smoked, I do remember them being in time
We are seeing them this weekend can't wait with my 2 daughters
How great is James's reaction to the naked guy!
Yeah I thought it was priceless. 😆
So hard to watch this. The pumpkins was how I met my future husband. The pumpkins were also my first rock concert ever! Now, I'm divorced and buried by memories. This is what I call-beautiful sadness. 😰
How are you a year later?
Infinate.
bellissimo commento.
The pumpkins in their finest era.
Disarm you with a smile. And cut you like you want me to. Cut that little child. Inside of me and such a part of you...goosebumps everytime - this is a very important song in my Life
Pumpkins will always be the band that comes to mind first when I think of 90's rock. I was 10 the first time I saw the 1979 video. Thanks to my big bro for listening to great music and by association I got to listen to it.
Aw man I love to wach Jimmys drumplaying. So gawd damn talented.
That version of "Thru the Eyes of Ruby" is awe-inspiring.
Soul Destroyingly Perfect. Thumbs up for Jonathan Melvoin
we all know billys voice isn't the best, but it is because of what he does, emotion power and MUSIC jimmy IS the BEST drummer of all time, no arrogance just FACT! I WISH IT WAS THE 90S
This is ridiculously good
I'm from Germany and I'm kinda sad that these times are over :') Feel like these kinds of concerts are super rare
Völlig deiner Meinung. Ich durfte die Pumpkins, mit meinen beiden besten Freunden, in der Offenbacher Stadthalle erleben. War einige Tage vor der Düsseldorfer Show. Unglaubliches Konzert, energiegeladen, wahnsinns Sound, uns hat's total umgehauen. Wir sind uns noch heute einig, das beste Konzert ever, und wir haben wahrlich so einiges erlebt. Heutzutage wird es immer schwieriger ein Top Konzert zu genießen. Fast nur noch Stadion Shows, die leider immer mehr zu "Events bei denen man gewesen sein muss" verkommen. Handygefuchtel, Gequatsche, kaum Stimmung. Aber am schlimmsten, kaum innovative neue Künstler.
Früher war alles besser!👴
jermanny lull
@@argusauge4812 als teenager stimm ich absolut zu! Ein Konzert soll im Moment genossen werden und nicht durch ein Handy!
I'm from Texas and 100% agree. The 90's which belongs over into the 2000's was the last screaming death of rock music
Oh my god. So epic. This will always be my favourite band. Billy is such a great guitar player.
this show is epic,remeber watching it live on WDR late at night and recording on a tape. fun times
Thru the Eyes of Ruby and Porcelina back to back... the essence of the Pumpkins greatness.
Thank you for posting this! i remember spending 90 dollars for this on a vhs tape for my xmas present one year. Oh the days of tape traders and no youtube
We salute you Naked Man! (It made D'Arcy smile....and improved her singing afterward, it seems!)
best smashing pumpkins live ever
Best Version of Thru the Eyes of Ruby I´ve ever heard
Definetely. What a song...
Amazing version. Jimmy's putting on a clinic.
Try Brixton Academy version.
What an incredible concert. I wish I was there. Listening to their music helped me through some incredibly dark times in my life and listening to this today is so nostalgic. I saw them in 1998 on the Adore tour in Melbourne, Australia. They were awesome but unfortunately played mostly mello slow songs from the Adore album. I still remember being right up the front close enough to see Billy and James up close. James was so drunk that he didn't come out for the encore, according to Darcy, so they played the encore without him :)
Hahahhahaha. Awesome
I don’t remember him not playing the encore, but I do recall all of us asking for Zero, him saying that the shirt was retired and him busting out into Zero.
Probably one of the rare times he has played a request.
I had this as a bootleg vhs in the late 90’s and used to watch it constantly!
Billy is SO good at screaming, really great part of Smashing Pumpkins is/was his ability to do that
This was physically prime Corgan. Anyone expecting this level of agility and explosiveness in 2024 should take a seat.
Press 2 for "I TRIED SO HAUUUUURRRDD!!"
Wow.. Jonathan before his death.. and Jimmys departure.. I saw them during this tour and it was absolutely breathtaking. I miss this.
The naked man and Billy immediately knew: Disconnected fits so perfect to the situation..let him even work harder on that one.
haha. yeah. but it didn't seem to me that he even noticed the guy. I think D'arcy told him after. He wasn't even looking. Still, it was funny as hell. Ewww: dude's gross-ass bush. haha.
Naked Man had everything planned months ahead: what what song, which part and pubic hair growth.
I can’t believe how good this is. There’s not a single sleeper moment throughout this whole concert. From sound, tone, and tightness to song list selection this show is hard to match. The pumpkins are amongst the greatest. Arguably the GOAT.
This shit is perfect. And people shouldn't compare old stuff with new stuff. I've seen Pumpkins last month and they were as perfect as this, different, but same feelings. Don't understimate new band members.
I love that stuff and I love the new stuff- and happy to have the different eras-
Jeff is cool.
Those were the SP
@@notsure1135 Ive got some bad news
@@-mynkz6451 hahahahaha, the good news is Billy plays more solos…
❤❤❤❤miss the original lineup so much
That performance of Cherub Rock is the best I've ever seen!
I'm so very annoyed that I was born in '92. I'd give anything to see the four of them perform together live. WHAT A BAND!!
I'm 37 and I saw them in 94 or 95 lol I was in lole 4th or 5th grade
@JDawg8733 Lol I remember hearing some of these songs in 1st grade on the radio (6/7 in '96, 34 now). I didn't get the album until I was 15 though but I remember it was the first thing I ever downloaded off of ITunes.
@@twiff3rino28 I guess it's safe to say, I didn't realize and appreciate what I got see at a live concert here in Chicago when I was in like 4th or 5th grade lol it was the Mellon collie album. Came out the next day, mom got it at best buy lol I got a shirt from the concert. Me my brother and my mom. I got bored during the concert. Everyone was standing and I was sitting. Lmfao
@JDawg8733 Dang, that sucks. For me my biggest regret wasn't understanding the meaning of the video for "1979" until I was almost 30. I distinctly remember watching it as the depressed 15 year old I was and thinking, "Those kids are having too much fun, that's not me. WTF Billy... this isn't realistic." It probably struck me more at the time since the kids in the car were actually 15 and 16 when they filmed it, and I was learning to drive. Now, it makes me wish I was friendlier to the (then) kids who went out of their way to be nice to me, instead of being flaky over my own insecurities.
@@twiff3rino28 I hear you on that bro..I can realte In a way. And I'm not saying the concert wasn't good. Just saying at the time I was real young seeing them and I wasn't able to really appreciate what I actually seeing until now. I'm still into the 90s music these days.
7:36
I looove the last vocal note Billy sorta..ad live before the solo. So guttural & discordant! But yet, it somehow fits, melodically. Totally stuck the landing! Lolz!
The guitar work here is fantastic. So much more enjoyable than crazy metal shredding, but just as heavy. Thru the Eyes of Ruby in particular. Iha is great here.
"The naked man is a genius"
I LOVE how no one is holding a phone and everyone is enjoying the show!
That's right haha
+Monica Corgan the good old time
are you crazy or moral? don't understand your reponse.........
+Jorge Nuñez lol I disagree. There would be less recording because some bands have more obnoxious fans than others but there would still be a lot of twats recording it.
That's right. But blame on the telephone companies and the technology. :-(
Beautiful performances of Ruby and Porcelina with an epic ending to XYU
The crowd goes nuts for today!!!
to forgive, is the greatest song ive ever heard
The scream at 24:16 is absolutely mesmerizing
NEVER quite realized how 8:22 - An Ode to No One is so amazing, on par with X.Y.U.
That naked guy haha
+Andrew Stoten Iha's just like "Wut?"
billy corgan the greatest worst voice of all time!!!
haha, good point, but he does have a really badass scream, one of the best screams in rock history....hes got a truly unique quality to his voice as well, nobody else sounds remotely like him...
I have never heard it put that way but you nailed it
he makes me feel more confident about my horrible singing voice
C'mon, you don't judge quality of a singing voice when you hear it in a rock concert. The studio recordings will tell you that he's a brilliant singer, the only one suited to the incredible lyrics he produces. Brilliant in much the same way that the voices of Robert Smith, Richard Butler, or Morrissey are, or David Bowie, earlier Neil Young, and Bob Dylan were. These are totally unique voices, perfectly adapted to the high quality of the stories that they tell, much like great actors being given great scripts.
roger murray Eddie Vedder had one of the best live voices ever
I love D'arcy's vocals in To Forgive
It's actually Today. Not to forgive. Idk why they said that
She definitely sings in To Forgive quite a bit @@JDawg8733
when the pumpkins ruled the world..for a minute they were the greatest rock band in the world..for a minute
watching the difference between this and a set done 2 years earlier, you can really tell that they honed their skills and became more professional in their execution & presentation. It's quite interesting to pay attention to.
I love James leads during the Mellon Collie tours. It was a myth he couldn't play.
He looks so high! amazing he could play anything!
Chad Fleischauer both James and D'Arcy are perfectly capable and talented musicians who get a bad rep because they aren't geniuses like Corgan and Chamberlin. Corgan didn't help by constantly undermining them and acting as if they were trash.
Somethingclever 100% correct! Bully and Jimmy are two of the greatest musicians in rock, James and Darcy are both perfect for the band, especially live but because we all hear about Billy playing all the parts on the albums and such, you almost look back and expect them to be shit. And they're not! They're both amazing and part of the greatest band in alternative rock, a band that wouldn't have been the same without them, however much Billy thinks otherwise
@@RandyRhoadsRules3 well said sir.
It's great that they used drum machine along with live drummer during 1979 performance. 1979 only works because of this sampled or programmed breakbeat drums that are basis for this track. I hate all the later live performances of 1979 where they use live drumming only and different tempo. 1979 supposed to have this electronic breakbeat. Without it it's not the same. Whole point of 1979 is this addition of electronic beats and sampled "aah" vocals. It gives track its futuristic and progressive sound that marked mid to late 1990s.
It is not Forgive but Today at 13:33... Shame shame shame shame...
+MrDavidHardcore Indeed
Even though it was so short, it's one of the best performances I've ever watched. I wish I was there.
I really wish I was alive at this time
Raina Ashley Same here my friend. Same here.
Rest in Peace, Jonathan.
intro to today: "TO FORGIVE"
intro to to forgive: "RUBY" ^^
halfway through Bullet With Butterfly Wings: "PORCELINA"
My favorite classic pumpkins setlist
who did the translations on these tracks. My favorite 13:38
Today is the greatest song ive ever known.
This is one lucky ass crowd!!! What a beautiful moment captured in time :)
today is THA GREATEST
God is empty - just like me.
I've just saw them at madsion square garden I was going through withdrawals. But when they were on it all went away. And this song they played just made everything so much brighter. The next day I was done. Thank you smashing pumpkins for everything!
I remember seeing this concert in Melbourne ,Australia,Thru The Eyes Of Ruby was my fav song.
He's got technically more polished over the years but I wouldn't say better as he leaves all the shredding and solos to Jeff now rather than using his own considerable skills. And his voice has become more... conventional I suppose is the word but by no means is he better now than he was in his prime. In his prime he looked like he was having fun rather than going though the motions as he does now. Last time he looked happy was doing the acoustic Djali Zwan and Chicago Songs stuff.
People always say that it's not the Smashing Pumpkins any more, as it's just Billy, but if you read accounts from the Siamese Dream/ Mellon Collie period, Billy did most of the recording, writing, producing and playing anyway. So, although Iha, Wretzky and Chamberlin were amazing performers, Billy was the Pumpkins, therefore, as the band he has now are amazing, they still are the great Pumpkins.
Masterpieces!!!
X.Y.U. Is freakin’ insane!
brings back the old memories. love this band.
such an amazing band
one of the best of all time