We cant escape depression, we can't escape addiction.
@user-fm9vt3vo9nСағат бұрын
Jimmy did. D'Arcy didn't.
@BruceLeeKingoftheSewers3 күн бұрын
They always sucked live, albums are great though!
@andreagu60443 күн бұрын
IL 10% SI RENDE CONTO DI COME CAZZO SUONANO QUESTI.
@andreagu60443 күн бұрын
CO ZIO CHE ROBBA!!!!
@billy16910 күн бұрын
Damn, never knew it was the guy from the Zero video that died.
@auzzieamerican10 күн бұрын
Awesomeness!
@the_katman218110 күн бұрын
Billy is really thoughtful and well spoken. And when you listen to interviews with Jimmy, that's also what immediately strikes you about him. I can see why they got along and made such great music together.
@wjcolclasure11 күн бұрын
miss D'arcy's influence.
@scotscub7619 күн бұрын
Anyone know what Billy's pedals were for this period? I don't think he used the big muff live as it was too fierce.
@user-fs2nl6kt5x21 күн бұрын
It sounds amazing
@Matt_McGlone23 күн бұрын
Just saw Smashing Pumpkins at O2. Awful venue. Awful sound. No screens. No atmosphere. I miss these days. These performances.
@richardwhite492323 күн бұрын
Fucking Hell Yeah!!!!
@Soadium27 күн бұрын
Jimmy is top 5 in the world
@billfrater194828 күн бұрын
D'arcy can talk.
@staroulis129 күн бұрын
Fast forward 28 years, and on last night's gig in Dublin (10.6.24) Jimmy was blowing out birthday candles onstage with the band in the midst of a majestic performance. Despite everything, it's a beautiful conclusion to a tragic story. Such a shame about sweet Darcy and especially that poor guy Jonathan.
@carlysommerstein8597Ай бұрын
Saw them many times at Maxwell's, first time in 1984, tiny room, Gibby sang through a megaphone, total mayhem
@jonrobbin170Ай бұрын
Jimmy was the most talented of the lot. I love this group but it's just a fact without him they never would have been what they were
@jonrobbin170Ай бұрын
The irony that Darcy was probably just getting into her drug phase at this time. I've never heard her talk so much in an interview where she is not only eager to answer questions but giving all kinds of extra information on the topic.
@mykelc205Ай бұрын
Before they went Goth.
@grizzlywhiskerАй бұрын
Pumpkins were one of those bands that was better live than the album.
@NYyazoofanАй бұрын
It's 2024 and I am lost as to how this was from 31 years ago. Amazing footage, thanks for sharing. And D'arcy, oh my...
@josejones7025Ай бұрын
That is Josh
@josejones7025Ай бұрын
Great band live
@mickcollins1921Ай бұрын
I had tickets for the show at Kiel Center in St. Louis and Garbage was supposed to headline. They were my absolute favorite band and it was a huge bummer when they paused the tour. I was super excited to see them that fall when they got back on the road.
@kkrsnn5632Ай бұрын
Batstrat😎
@timculhane625Ай бұрын
"Running a rock band with Junkies in it"What a disrespectful cold hearted cunt😢
@amshuchitrakar4424Ай бұрын
The bass really brings life
@metriffsАй бұрын
I must've watched this many times I could quote several lines.
@radiohead68Ай бұрын
I remember this night. I was so pumped, my friends were pissed about me having to wait to go to club, til this was over
@jamesjohnson-wn6jgАй бұрын
Cocaine is not a hard drug
@kylewest1016Ай бұрын
Jimmy Chamberlain is the Robert Downey Jr. of the music world.
@2sc458Ай бұрын
Jimmy Chamberlain, the man. I think responsible for the best era and songs from the Pumpkins.
@Ryan6586Ай бұрын
Fuck Jimmy is so inspiring. Watching this you would think he would never come back from this. I love that he Billy and Iha are cool again. Wish D'arcy could be there too.
@RunOfTheHindАй бұрын
If you look up the word 'entitled' in the dictionary, there's a picture of Corgan.
@magorzataulanowska6981Ай бұрын
🖤
@tyoteАй бұрын
If I tried to create the most aesthetically pleasing human from scratch, it still wouldn't come close to D'arcy in this era.
@malcolmlarri8236Ай бұрын
"if Jimmy is not the best drummer of this era he's top 3 - so firing him was so hard"
@suzannewalley6699Ай бұрын
So sad.. I Love the Pumkins more than any band ♥️ they go straight’s for the Heart ♥️ just like that f-up heroin and I hate that drug!
@humanactivated1017Ай бұрын
The pumpkins owe millions of dollars of marketing to Jonathon for the free publicity the band got from his overdose .
@rnl9520Ай бұрын
This band was so full of Shite and themselves. Especially Billy C.
@advancedraymondology2914Ай бұрын
Man, that must have been frustrating for D'arcy when Billy played her bass parts on the album. Especially since she COULD FRIGGIN PLAY. I am OBSESSED with this mix. You can really HEAR her. She played on MCATIS, but a lot of the bass on that album was this sort of intentionally muddy super low-end sound that kind of just rides in the mix almost like a synth or something, if that makes sense. I'm maybe not explaining it well, but the bass is mixed on a lot of the Mellon Collie stuff so it's more like a hum. Like, you don't really hear any pick attack on a lot of it. The live stuff is your best option for hearing a real bass LINE from her. And I'm always floored by how much ass she kicked. I could understand Billy recording her parts if she couldn't play, but she could! Wtf.
@raffaele71852 ай бұрын
All this greatness while Jimmy was struggling with heroin addiction; James and D’arcy had recently ended their romantic relationship, adding to the tension within the band; Billy was dealing with weight gain and suicidal depression, as well as writer’s block.
@NETexasDude402 ай бұрын
I had the privilege of seeing them in Seattle at one of the bars off fisherman's wharf when I was in the Navy 1990. I wasn't in the grunge at all and didn't really like the smashing pumpkins until I was reintroduced in about 1998.. They had already been around and a big hit and I got to really see what a good tight band they were.
@deadsherry2 ай бұрын
wow
@jeremyjukich98222 ай бұрын
I love that RASPY HEROIN VOICE. 2 years late to the party
@RunOfTheHind2 ай бұрын
He never knew how to handle the death of grunge/alternative and the rise of nu-metal/rap-rock. He thought he was owed things that no-one is.
@GeorgeOforiAtta2 ай бұрын
One of my favorite ballads of theirs.💘💗💗💖💝💗💗💘💘💗🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷
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James' hair is fabulous 👌
D'Arcy talking 😊
We cant escape depression, we can't escape addiction.
Jimmy did. D'Arcy didn't.
They always sucked live, albums are great though!
IL 10% SI RENDE CONTO DI COME CAZZO SUONANO QUESTI.
CO ZIO CHE ROBBA!!!!
Damn, never knew it was the guy from the Zero video that died.
Awesomeness!
Billy is really thoughtful and well spoken. And when you listen to interviews with Jimmy, that's also what immediately strikes you about him. I can see why they got along and made such great music together.
miss D'arcy's influence.
Anyone know what Billy's pedals were for this period? I don't think he used the big muff live as it was too fierce.
It sounds amazing
Just saw Smashing Pumpkins at O2. Awful venue. Awful sound. No screens. No atmosphere. I miss these days. These performances.
Fucking Hell Yeah!!!!
Jimmy is top 5 in the world
D'arcy can talk.
Fast forward 28 years, and on last night's gig in Dublin (10.6.24) Jimmy was blowing out birthday candles onstage with the band in the midst of a majestic performance. Despite everything, it's a beautiful conclusion to a tragic story. Such a shame about sweet Darcy and especially that poor guy Jonathan.
Saw them many times at Maxwell's, first time in 1984, tiny room, Gibby sang through a megaphone, total mayhem
Jimmy was the most talented of the lot. I love this group but it's just a fact without him they never would have been what they were
The irony that Darcy was probably just getting into her drug phase at this time. I've never heard her talk so much in an interview where she is not only eager to answer questions but giving all kinds of extra information on the topic.
Before they went Goth.
Pumpkins were one of those bands that was better live than the album.
It's 2024 and I am lost as to how this was from 31 years ago. Amazing footage, thanks for sharing. And D'arcy, oh my...
That is Josh
Great band live
I had tickets for the show at Kiel Center in St. Louis and Garbage was supposed to headline. They were my absolute favorite band and it was a huge bummer when they paused the tour. I was super excited to see them that fall when they got back on the road.
Batstrat😎
"Running a rock band with Junkies in it"What a disrespectful cold hearted cunt😢
The bass really brings life
I must've watched this many times I could quote several lines.
I remember this night. I was so pumped, my friends were pissed about me having to wait to go to club, til this was over
Cocaine is not a hard drug
Jimmy Chamberlain is the Robert Downey Jr. of the music world.
Jimmy Chamberlain, the man. I think responsible for the best era and songs from the Pumpkins.
Fuck Jimmy is so inspiring. Watching this you would think he would never come back from this. I love that he Billy and Iha are cool again. Wish D'arcy could be there too.
If you look up the word 'entitled' in the dictionary, there's a picture of Corgan.
🖤
If I tried to create the most aesthetically pleasing human from scratch, it still wouldn't come close to D'arcy in this era.
"if Jimmy is not the best drummer of this era he's top 3 - so firing him was so hard"
So sad.. I Love the Pumkins more than any band ♥️ they go straight’s for the Heart ♥️ just like that f-up heroin and I hate that drug!
The pumpkins owe millions of dollars of marketing to Jonathon for the free publicity the band got from his overdose .
This band was so full of Shite and themselves. Especially Billy C.
Man, that must have been frustrating for D'arcy when Billy played her bass parts on the album. Especially since she COULD FRIGGIN PLAY. I am OBSESSED with this mix. You can really HEAR her. She played on MCATIS, but a lot of the bass on that album was this sort of intentionally muddy super low-end sound that kind of just rides in the mix almost like a synth or something, if that makes sense. I'm maybe not explaining it well, but the bass is mixed on a lot of the Mellon Collie stuff so it's more like a hum. Like, you don't really hear any pick attack on a lot of it. The live stuff is your best option for hearing a real bass LINE from her. And I'm always floored by how much ass she kicked. I could understand Billy recording her parts if she couldn't play, but she could! Wtf.
All this greatness while Jimmy was struggling with heroin addiction; James and D’arcy had recently ended their romantic relationship, adding to the tension within the band; Billy was dealing with weight gain and suicidal depression, as well as writer’s block.
I had the privilege of seeing them in Seattle at one of the bars off fisherman's wharf when I was in the Navy 1990. I wasn't in the grunge at all and didn't really like the smashing pumpkins until I was reintroduced in about 1998.. They had already been around and a big hit and I got to really see what a good tight band they were.
wow
I love that RASPY HEROIN VOICE. 2 years late to the party
He never knew how to handle the death of grunge/alternative and the rise of nu-metal/rap-rock. He thought he was owed things that no-one is.
One of my favorite ballads of theirs.💘💗💗💖💝💗💗💘💘💗🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷
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