These weirdos were genius

Is this a different edit to the album ???

Mais cette chanson !!! ❤

Il est très facile d'extraire le son MP3 de cette vidéo, pour ceux qui la découvre (2 versions différentes).

Woah! Nice performance. Thanks for upload 👍✌️

need her whole discog on spotify asap

This is such a silly song by my favorite silly underground band!!

Convictions in Menendez family murders in jeopardy after new letter, abuse claim bolster brothers' defense Lyle and Erik Menendez hope letter written before 1989 killings of Kitty and Jose Menendez and sexual abuse claim against their father could free them after 30 years Erik and Lyle Menendez, two brothers behind bars for more than three decades for the 1989 killings of their parents, hope that new evidence of their alleged abuse may set them free. The two brothers, now 56 and 53, admit that they gunned down Kitty and Jose Menendez in their Beverly Hills home - what is in question is why they did it. While prosecutors argue the brothers carried out the killings for access to their family's sizable fortune, the brothers claim that they did so out of fear after a lifetime of physical, sexual and emotional abuse. "When I first heard about it … I cried," elder brother Lyle Menendez told "48 Hours." "For me, it was very meaningful to just have things come out that caused people to really realize, OK … at least this part of what it's about is true." Cliff Gardner, one of the brothers' attorneys, told "48 Hours" that the brothers should have been convicted of manslaughter rather than first-degree murder in light of their alleged abuse, which would have carried lighter sentences that the brothers would have finished years ago. In their initial 1993 trial, which became a national sensation when it was broadcast by Court TV, the two brothers claimed that their father threatened to kill them if they spoke out about the abuse they were experiencing. Two relatives, including the brothers' cousin, Andy Cano, claimed that Erik confided in them about the abuse long before Jose and Kitty were killed on Aug. 20, 1989. The brothers were initially tried separately; prosecutor Pam Bozanich argued that "men could not be raped because they lack the necessary equipment to be raped," according to Yahoo News. Immediately after the killings, the brothers told police that an intruder had killed their parents. In the following months, prosecutors said they began to spend extravagantly on travel, businesses and luxury items. Erik confessed the killings to his psychologist, Jerome Oziel, who told his then-mistress Judalon Smyth. When Oziel ended the relationship, Smyth told police about the brothers' involvement in the murders, the Los Angeles Times reported. The brothers were arrested in 1990. Both brothers' trials ended in mistrial when neither jury could decide whether the men were guilty of manslaughter or murder, according to the "48 Hours" special. In their second trial, Judge Stanley Weisberg limited testimony about the sexual abuse claims and did not allow jurors to vote on manslaughter charges instead of murder charges, according to ABC News. But a letter that Gardner said was written by Erik Menendez to his cousin, Cano, about eight months before the crime in 1988, which was recently unearthed from a storage unit by Cano's mother, supports the men's abuse claims. "I've been trying to avoid dad. It's still happening, Andy, but it's worse for me now," reads the letter, in part. "Every night I stay up thinking he might come in. … I'm afraid… He's crazy. He's warned me a hundred times about telling anyone, especially Lyle." Roy Rossello, a former member of the Puerto Rican boy band Menudo, has made claims that also support the brothers' story. Rossello, now 54, said Jose Menendez, an executive at RCA records at the time, abused him when he was between 14 and 15 years old. Roy Rossello, member of pop group Menudo, is pictured in New York City in 1985. This year, at 54 years old, he said in a sworn affidavit that Jose Menendez sexually abused him. In a sworn affidavit filed in 2023, he said that he went to the Menendez home in the fall of 1983 or 1984. He felt like he had "no control" over his body after drinking a "glass of wine." Then, Rossello claims, the elder Menendez took him to a room and raped him. The former performer said that the elder Menendez abused him two other times, before and after a performance at Radio City Music Hall. Gardner cited the letter and the affidavit in a habeas petition filed in May 2023, asserting that the brothers' convictions should be vacated. If the brothers' convictions are vacated, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office will need to decide whether to retry their cases. In a statement, the office told "48 Hours" it is investigating the new claims. It is unclear when a judge will make a ruling.

Menendez brothers NOW!!!!

Brilliant version. The horn section kicks it up a notch.

14:07 + 19:30 = ZERO

Kool interview. JJ Gonson photo btw

he looks like my mom in this pic lmao

Opinions'r'Us

Thanks for the upload!

Love this!

She was and is beautiful.

quel plaisir !

Marc Bolan sounds as sexy as he looks.🎩🦢🇬🇧🌈🧚🏼‍♀️🎸❤️🎵🎤

This album is one of my all time favourites. Such a shame they didn't catch on.

Jolie chanson !

Saw them at Gabes oasis in Iowa city, Iowa when they were on tour with this album I believe because I purchased it there all I remember was a great time about 17 at the time

Merci d'avoir mis ce titre en ligne. C'est dommage de ne pas l'avoir mis sur l'album.

Natalie is one of those rare people that I wish I could go back in time and kick it with for a couple days. She just oozes cool. I hope she's doing well.

That's Marc Bolan talking at the end of this performance saying nice one Cyril

Billy has industry trolls on his obscure interviews.😂 that means he is a way bigger star than they want to admit.🎉

13:39 Therapy can do wonders.

The coolest guy ever.

Billy Corgan lol. Interested only in himself and has made himself this sort of consummate victim-underdog who has preserved despite all these invented adversaries and thugs from the press, the greater media at large, the fans, other bands, producers, labels, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. He's got this odd and annoying habit of constantly referring to himself and his own feelings yet projecting them as the feelings of the whole group. I've figured out that every time he refers to "the band," or "our band," or "the Pumpkins," he's actually referring to his own thoughts, feelings, ideas, etcetera.

there's a place in my heart you can stay whenever you want

I’m not being funny but I’m sure I saw that cover on e-bay ? Forgive me if I’m wrong I’m a big fan and wanted it if it was.

Pumpkins deliver a good and solid rock-sound on this one. It does not have to sound "MTV-friendly" - and it does not have to please all Gabriel-fans. Billy Corgan does his own interpretation and he is paying tribute. People should stop comparing covers - this is not like Celine Dion covering Jennifer Rush, respect the artist - in this case Corgan and the Pumpkins - i am huge Gabriel-fan, but i also have a couple of Pumpkins-albums. Thanks to Corgan, once more.

Loved Bolan and T Rex back then and still do now but listening to this, it's easy to see how he got up people,s noses and how they all delighted when inevitably he came unstuck.

I’ve always LOVED this song. The studio version is Insane !!!! Guitars and especially the drums

Toi tu vas prendre la porte de prison 😅

came across this disc in '93 while in college -- always loved this song. thanks for uploading, that CD was stolen many years ago!

❤❤

Such a good song.

All hail the genius of the mighty Sebadoh

Was just digging through the attic and found this CD. I'm pretty sure I bought from the band after a show they played in a friends backyard in Orange County. Sadly I just read that Mike Conley died in an accident in 2008.

Sounds like a Lydia Lunch monologue

Q: "What's your objective as a band?" Kurt: "To write really good songs." This interview rules. It captures that fascinating time between their first 2 records. Would love to hear from the interviewer now. What it was like to interview these guys and then watch them get catapulted to stardom?

47:07

This sounds more like a first date.

La femme de ma vie

You know one of my college buddies turned me on to Smashing Pumpkins and he said listen to that which was Gish and I was blown away because to me they didn’t sound like anyone else. Billy’s vocals were very unique, his and James guitar 🎸 playing very original and inspirational, Darcy with her own ice Queen vibe, and Jimmy’s very unique approach to playing aggressively and then quietly and then amazing dexterity with ghost notes on the snare and toms with jazz flavoring! So to sum up they didn’t sound like any group at their time not grunge, soft rock, not alternative, not Progressive rock just their own unique sound which was unheard before ala Van Halen or Jimi Hendrix where right of the Shute as a listener you were going what’s this? I don’t know but I like this! Saw the Gish tour and then Siamese Dream tour as part of LOLLAPOLOOZA! Love the guys! I do miss Darcy though! Just sayin 💔

La voix cristalline de France, la "patte" de Michel. Ce dernier aurait pu en faire une chanson complète.

Hot chick.

"let it come down" is like a hug.

Yeah this is a really cool interview. Thanks for the upload