aspicer wrote: 
I got "Siamese Dream" as a throw-in for a Columbia House mail-order CD rip-off binge (yes, yes my name really is Hugh Jazz!) and I was amazed. Beat that disc to death for a while.

Can't say I'm thrilled with what they put out after they got back together. 

Lovely putrid guitar distortion, unmistakably 90's!

 unclehud wrote: 
If it's any comfort to you, I went through the same kind of thing as an angsty teenager (for me it was the Cure and the Smiths, not the Pumpkins), and it was the music that helped me get through it. Miserable music gives many of us a place to park our misery, and help us through the hard times. Things might have been much worse for your son if he didn't have a band like the Pumpkins helping him along.

 ziggytrix wrote: 
I love this album, but it is definitely the latter - Ten is very aptly named.

 myersei wrote: 
I hear ya...  this really is from a GREAT album...  love this song...

 

 romeotuma wrote: 
Only happened to me a couple of times, but the first time i heard this song, i KNEW it would be a classic.

This song is absolutely awesome...  love it today as much as yesterday...

 

A monumental album that really defines the best the 90's had to offer!  If you don't own this album you should!

I guess nobody's perfect. Smashing Pumpkins is Bill's weak spot, the crappy band he has to like to balance out the rest of the awesome. 

- Oshyan

Good Punkin stuff. This one's overplayed though.

Very good song from one of the best albums ever made..

OH BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL EARLY 90s GRUNGE ROCK! 

I can't believe I used to like this song! Oh well, we all did stupid stuff when we were younger.

This really is a great song...  love it...

 

Can't listen comfortably to the Pumpkins.  My youngest boy was going throught the depths of teenaged angst, constantly listening to every song these guys recorded.  The drepressive lyrics and melodies made me really worry about him. 

Very bad emotions, whose memories will never dim with time.

I said in the past that it is good to hear this song today, and it still is...

 

"Posted: Jul 15, 2010 - 02:22 < Reply >
Great track from a great album, segued in nicely between God Is an Astronaut and Joy Division. Nice."
——————-you guys getting lazy on us?

 Marzz_13 wrote: 

100%, but also Mellon Collie has a lot of very good stuff inside.

This is the best album they made.  Billy and Jimmy were on top of their game.  The deep cuts from this album are insane.  In the top 5 from the 90's.

 Darkmatter wrote: 
Don't know about that, but it is a damn fine song from a damn fine album.

So much good music was made during the 90's.

The 90's also had the Smashing Pumpkins.

Marvellous song from what just might be the rock album with best production in history.

Great track from a great album, segued in nicely between God Is an Astronaut and Joy Division.  Nice.

Perfect fit  for a grey rainy UK summers day, whilst job hunting.

I think Tonight, Tonight would be great for this station

This song takes me back to my mid 20's driving a horrible DC commute with this song cranked up to 11 and me singing just as off-key as Billy. Great stuff!

What a fantastic song...  living in the present...  love it...

 

 crockydile wrote: 
Hey, it's not often we agree but when it comes to the 'singing' of Mr. Corgan, I'm on your side. Vocalizing by Billy always sounds so painful for him, what with all the grunting and straining. In fact, I'm surprised he hasn't busted his spleen. Despite that, there are a few Smashing Pumpkins songs that I like, but I don't like them for the vocals, I like them for the music.