2/2 The Smashing Pumpkins "Thru the Eyes of Ruby" (Reaction!!)

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[@cwrichardson3]

Go with Bodies and Galapagoz

[@stephconway]

You need to hear Jellybelly. The drums alone on this are wild! I saw them play it live in Toronto last week and it was mind blowing.

[@stepheng1523]

Kudos to whoever picked this track for polo. Beautiful, lush song that's indulgent and more obscure to a non-fan, without being inaccessible or hard to listen to for someone who isn't versed in the pumpkins

[@ElgynsToy]

Absolutely. I commented on the last video that this track is one I always go back to : )

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I was thinking you don’t see anyone do a reaction to this song.

[@user-wy4op9wf5l]

It’s a great song!

[@EricScroggs]

My favorite Pumpkins song.

[@brettteeter3461]

Great description.

[@jons3808]

Jimmy Chamberlain is a monster talent and often (sadly) left out of the conversation on top drummers. He’s one of my favorites, so smooth and inventive.

[@aiwass84]

very creative and at the same time can be boring as ......

[@LudvikM]

@@aiwass84 Sure, sure. Boring A.F., like here kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIKrl2Nmg5yFarc

[@andresav1073]

The best

[@aiwass84]

@@andresav1073 nope

[@iiitscourtney0121]

My face melts every time I listen 😍❤️

[@SlyderNine]

Porcelina is a must !!! Always make me happy to see new pumpkins fans.

[@loonatic7]

Every time I come in the comments to say Starla, there's someone else with a song that I also this is their best song 😕 What am I to do? Listen to Starla dude....Starla. Or maybe Drown. Porcelina for sure tho too. X.Y.U. ? Starla!

[@byronfear]

one of there best deep cuts

[@anitaname1]

Porcelina is the absolute best song to listen to loud and in the dark, so you can get completely enveloped in the music! It's truly mystical ❤ and...excellent when they play it live!!!!

[@bodhileaf]

One of the top 5 most important(/best imo)bands of the 90's, hard to believe they're not inducted into the Hall of Fame...

[@uzi978]

They will be.

[@osidius77]

Rock n roll hall of fame is a joke.

[@chrisespy]

Start emailing the hall of fame. Dad and I emailed "Lenny Kravitz before the pumpkins??????"

[@weefek]

not a surprise considering the 'top 100 guitarists' recently. they're all a joke of a list.

[@HeyKosmo]

I am all in for your Pumpkins journey! Favorite band of all time. You can pick any song from their original run in the 90's and not go wrong. Their drummer, Jimmy Chamberlin, is one of the all time greats and there are many tracks where he gets unleashed.

[@benf1111]

The Siamese Dream album is great top to bottom. I can still listen to it all these years later. I never get tired of it.

[@johnnyappleseed5590]

So is Gish, Pisces Iscariot, Mellon Collie & the Infinite Sadness, Adore & Machina.

[@farmerboy2194]

Siamese dream is an album you dont want to skip any of the songs coz they are amazing and fit well as an album. Just saw them on Wednesday and they still rock on hard

[@thechronicnoizeco.6675]

It’s as classic as any classic 70’s album.

[@farmerboy2194]

@@thechronicnoizeco.6675 90s you mean 😛😛

[@thechronicnoizeco.6675]

@@farmerboy2194 no…I meant what i said.

[@chrisd3902]

Mayonnaise is a very melodic track! One of the best, if not the best, smashing pumpkins song!

[@TerribleEnglish]

Billy doesn't rate it. I think he's against it because he thinks fans only like it because it was co-written by James, who was out of the band for ages.

[@laurabuer4714]

Smashing Pumpkins is timeless. Go through Gish, Pisces Iscariot, then Siamese Dream, to Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. Those albums (along with Radiohead) got me through my teen years. Billy might/may be a big drama queen, but he damn well knows how to write a song. Edit: If you like A Perfect Circle, James Iha joined that super group in the mid 2000's.

[@boomshakalaka8457]

I been a fan since ‘95 but Pisces iscariot is a album I never listened to until 3 years ago. Why? Because I always heard it wasn’t a real album or some shit. But that album is 🔥 -whirl -obscured Are 2 of their best chill songs in my opinion.

[@ZosoLU]

You have outstanding taste in music. :) Pumpkins and Radiohead are just the best.

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

Easily one of the most iconic bands of the 90s. Not in the Hall of Fame? Incomprehensible.

[@wichitadisciple9874]

The Smashing Pumpkins were invaluable to me during my teenage years. So many of their songs were integral during different parts of my life. YES, I think The Smashing Pumpkins deserve to be in the Rock and Roll HOF!!

[@seanhutt4621]

Not only do they as a band deserve to be there but Billy Corgan deserves to be there based purely off of the number of hit singles that man has wrote for other artists It's a travesty they aren't in the hall already

[@iiitscourtney0121]

The fact that Missy Elliott was nominated and the Pumpkins weren’t is a travesty

[@wichitadisciple9874]

@@iiitscourtney0121 That’s a huge slap in the face! Imo. The SP have songs that almost every knows, not to mention their longevity.

[@kimmernew19]

Same here. They held a very special place in my ❤when I was a teenager.

[@leob4403]

​​@@wichitadisciple9874 To be honest, I think it comes down to personality, the hall of fame want their rock stars to be humble and so forth, they're maybe afraid billy would cause some kind of awkward spectacle because of bragging, complaining about fans or whatever

[@mikestarr1532]

My favorite band for the last 30 years. Changed my life. Thanks for giving them a chance, my friend.

[@iiitscourtney0121]

This is Allan's daughter (the one that recommended this song) and we all hang out every night and watch your reactions. When we saw you were doing The Smashing Pumpkins 1979 we were stoked, and when we saw that you were reacting to Thru the Eyes of Ruby we freeeeaked. All of their albums are great but Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness is by far their best. His youngest daughter is 14, I'm, 30 and my brother is 31 and he did us a favor by showing us Tool/The Pumpkins/A Perfect Circle etc when we were growing up. It's just on a whole other level as far as talent, meaning, the whole enchilada. As far as The Smashing Pumpkins goes, I would recommend Muzzle, Zero,Tonight Tonight, Bullet with Butterfly Wings and Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. (Muzzle is probably the next best IMO) Keep doing what you do!!! Looking forward to your next tracks!

[@iiitscourtney0121]

Or Black-Pearl Jam (live)!!!!!

[@skwid05]

Tonight, tonight is my favorite of their "mainstream" tracks.

[@adamfstewart81]

What about Porcelina? 😊

[@Mr34Monster]

Muzzle is my favorite!

[@Paldasan]

All good choices but Soma is the one that hits the spot for me. Not just for the song itself but it's position on the album coming right after Disarm gives you a little breathing room before doubling down on the feeling when the music kicks up. It's point and counterpoint for the song but counterpoint and point for the album.

[@christianrunfola9461]

Such a polarizing band whose talent is undeniable. Their debut Gish got me through some really tough times in 92-93...they can melt your face, make you cry, and just take you on surreal journeys....so glad my favorite reactor is on the SP train.

[@jams_world81]

Drown, Mayonnaise, Rhinoceros, Cherub Rock, Hummer, Soma, my favorite tracks. The entire Siamese Dream is 🔥🔥 this track is great also. They do deserve their recognition

[@everythingevil76]

DROWN

[@jams_world81]

@@everythingevil76 my favorite track by SP, love it, drum 🥁 fills, harmony, lyrics

[@joelbuff3254]

It’s a bummer When you’re a hummer

[@YellowLabradorTV1195]

Siamese Dream is definitely my favorite Pumpkins album. It's an absolute joke they're not in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Songs like Soma show how they can mix beautiful riffs with hard rock in the same track perfectly.👌

[@vanilla_milkshake]

Smashing Pumpkins aren't my favorite band, but their Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness is my absolute favorite album ever. Its just one of those classic albums that never gets old, I hope you listen to more!

[@mohdluqman4681]

Bruh??

[@vanilla_milkshake]

@@mohdluqman4681 yes?

[@thejollysloth5743]

JimmyChamberlin (the drummer) was the Danny Carey of the 1990’s . I know Tool were around in the 90’s, but Jimmy was (arguably) the better drummer back then. It is SHOCKING that they aren’t in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! They created a whole new genre of music with their second album (Siamese Dream). It wasn’t grunge, like most alt rock/metal bands were back then. They brought back arena rock mixed with face melting riffs, insane drumming, layered vocals (kind of like how Queen layered their vocals). They had a sound that will never be copied. As soon as you hear a clip of a Pumlins song you KNOW it’s them. Their third album (Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness) was the highest selling double album of the 1990’s , and is consistently in the top 10 double albums of all time. They fused hard rock with metal, with grunge, with pop. They are Kind of genreless.

[@iotforlife6691]

Smashing pumpkins should be in the hall of fame. A 1994 fan in here.

[@thew00ds73]

The Pumpkins should 100% absolutely be in the hall of fame!

[@endocry]

BROOOO!!!!!!! I can't believe you're doing this song!!!! I saw them live in '96 for their Infinite Sadness tour (this album) and to be honest, I was was aware of this song but it wasn't one of my favorites. This song absolutely stole the show! It was so powerful! If you really like this I implore you to find a live version of this around '96, it's amazing! It's definitely one of my favorite Pumpkins songs after seeing it live. As you alluded to, their drummer, Jimmy Chamberlin, is a monster. He is my all-time favorite drummer, and yeah I'm also a Tool fan, so that says a lot lol. You really made my day doing this song and I hope you really enjoyed it!

[@nfarring]

Same exact experience. Saw them live in '96 and Thru the Eyes of Ruby stayed with me after the show.

[@chilly6470]

"breathing underwater and living under glass" I love the way the guitars sound during this part. It goes with the lyrics so perfectly. Probably my one of my favourite Pumpkins songs ever.

[@andirussell1710]

I forgot how good this song is. I haven't listened to Mellon collie in a long time. Smashing Pumpkins has always been one of my absolute favorites. The face-melting heavy distortion contrasted against Billy Corgan's childlike, almost bratty voice is just magical. Please react to Hummer of you can! They have so much great music.

[@YellowLabradorTV1195]

The Siamese Dream album is almost indescribably amazing. Hummer (like you said), Soma, Mayonaise, Rocket, etc. are top-notch.👌

[@TheTrace8]

As epic and majestic as the Pumpkins ever got. This is their Freebird, Bohemian Rhapsody, Stairway to Heaven, etc.

[@jeffhoward9208]

Ruby, Porcelina, and Hummer are all great extended/ 6+ minute songs. I still have never listened to Mayonnaise, and I've forgotten how others like Soma, Geek USA go.

[@TheTrace8]

@@jeffhoward9208 "Never listened to "Mayonnaise"... what? This seems impossible.

[@adamfstewart81]

Soma by Smashing Pumpkins will break your heart, melt your face and blow your mind.

[@mikebuttry4703]

I WAS AT THIS CONCERT. IWAS ON THE FLOOR 20 FEET FROM THE STAGE ..THE SHOW AMAZING!!!! COULDN'T HEAR FOE 2 DAYS AFTER THE SHOW ...IT WAS 3 HOURS OF THEM CONSTANTLY ROCKING , THEY WILL ALWAYS BE A PART OF YOUR LIFE

[@leob4403]

Which concert? This was from the album

[@GarrettGaudini]

Love the pumpkins 🧡🎃and Billy’s voice is perfect for their vibe. Their songs are often for the weirdos those that don’t always fit in they sing of unrequited love, loneliness, and the raw emotions come through in Billy’s voice. Some favorites include: Soma, Hummer, Snail, 1979, Here Is No Why, Tonight Tonight.

[@cuteasxtreme]

Shout out to that patron for recommending Snail

[@craigdaily4510]

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness is an amazing double disk! Very well produced with a very diverse range of songs.

[@GhostlyEcheveria]

Jimmy is an absolute beast on the drums. He's also the most humble, and gracious person in the band. I met the band in 1999, and Billy and James were both wonderful, but Jimmy really made an impression on me. I've been a big fan of Jimmy ever since. There is a method to Billy's singing voice. He used a nasal voice to create a juxtaposition between the soft and harsh sounds. It's perfection.

[@snuggilyd]

Cherub Rock is a great song by them and particularly good as an intro

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

This song is a perfect example of the band's spectrum of sound and emotion. Good suggestion.

[@danwhiteleather5551]

Corgan has always been polarizing with his vocals but the dude can craft masterpiece songs

[@hrossaman]

SM are a great example of "don't judge a book by their band name, look, or genre"... good is good is good

[@halfalligator6518]

Jimmy is just so god darned good at drumming. Jazz styled hard rock. Hits all the right beats and lifts the energy of every song without ever over-doing anything. Everything sounds so effortless.

[@horsebydayartbynight]

GREAT song! I'm so happy that you're getting into the Pumpkins, one of my top 3 bands of all time! Cherub Rock was their first hit, it's the song that put them in the national spotlight. Please go down their rabbit hole, you won't regret it!

[@deckofcards87]

During Pumpkins mania in the 90s I vividly remember hating Billy Corgan's voice and once they won all those Grammys they got played to 𝘥𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘩 on radio and Mtv, which didn't help. I dug the instrumentation a lot but him....ugh. Then about 10 years ago while on a road trip with my cousin he played their classic album " Siamese Dream " and I was blown away by how solidly crafted it was. "Cherub Rock", "Disarm" and "Mayonnaise" in particular slammed me with a wave of nostalgia. They all drove home memories of my youth in a crazy way. Billy's vocals no longer bothered me after that, in fact it really grew on me. Now I love both his tone and singing style. My wife and I have seen Smashing Pumpkins twice live in Australia and I bought four of their albums which continue to be on rotation: Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness are my favourites. Just so weird how that goes. And yeah, trust me I deeply regret missing them at their peak.

[@mrpunkin]

I’m an “album listener” by nature, but there’s a few albums in particular that stand out as needing to be heard in their entirety as a collective work of art. “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness” is one of those albums, in my opinion.

[@mde9395]

+1 weezer pinkerton, +1 semisonic the great divide who else has good recos?

[@noneyabusiness7161]

They are the kings (and a queen ) of combining quite and loud music to a magical harmony . Great catalog to explore.

[@steveryan6587]

Definitely a Rock and Roll HOF band!

[@GreetTheSacredCow]

I'm glad you touched on the polarizing aspect of Billy's voice. They're a tough band to recommend because if you don't like his voice, then you're automatically out. BUT, if you love his voice, which many of us do, it's easy to fall head over heels in love with their music. Greatest band of all time for me. Daring to be different while backing it up with ludicrous chops and songwriting. I love this band.

[@matthewclark1785]

Jimmy Chamberlain was always my favorite drummer in the midst of an astonishingly great class of drummers from the 90s. I just vibed with his feel like no other. The song Quiet is a pretty fun one with great drums that should catch your ear.

[@GWHinCA]

Siamese Dream was the album of the decade ('90's) in my opinion.

[@GoblinSausage92]

Polo, I think you will love the Smashing Pumpkins song Hummer!💛

[@bjdearing19]

Love you commenting on his fills! Jimmy Chamberlin is my favorite drummer!

[@innerscapearts]

Absolute goosebumps. I just love the epicness of this track.

[@jrod112278]

If had to describe this song in one word: epic. My favorite song on Mellon Collie, which is saying something because this album has some absolute bangers. Allan definitely did your right and his other suggestions are great. They should be (and will be) in the HOF. JImmy Camberlain is an excellent drummer. Look forward to more reactions to the Pumpkins. Another epic on Mellon Collie that is definitely worth your time is Porcelina of the Vast Oceans.

[@Shichiaikan]

Very much agree with Mayonnaise. It has been one of my favorite songs since the 90's, and I've never gotten tired of it.

[@seanhutt4621]

It's interesting because through The eyes of Ruby and 1979 are both great songs they are both very different from each other but also very different then a lot of the pumpkins catalog thur the eyes of Ruby is the cultured fan pick Though your guy is right this is one of my favorites also loved "body's" off this album

[@kswwhodat]

Yes they should be in there, this CD was one of the best selling CDs of all time. This was one amazing tour, they were so good live.

[@dragon2docgibson625]

The outro is so damn dope I wish they would have man an entire song with that sound. Unbelievable

[@mattymcmattamus]

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[@ModusPonens]

Porcelina of the Vast Oceans is another track on MC&IS album that fits nicely with Thru the Eyes of Ruby. Starla, The Aeroplane Flies High Turns Left Looks Right, Hummer, Soma, and Silverfuck are also standout tracks.

[@ruca_MZ]

This song and "Tonight, Tonight" are the some of the best. Also "In the arms of sleep" "Lilly", "Ava Adore" are amazing!

[@weefek]

this whole album is golden. there are so many hidden jems , like this song. it's one of if not the best album of the 90s. and a double, at that.

[@nicolerizzo1314]

And I exactly agree- I can totally see why someone wouldn't like his voice, and yet I like it

[@bjwnashe5589]

Jimmy Chamberlin is one of the all-time great rock drummers.

[@boomshakalaka8457]

That donation request letter at the beginning sounds just like what I would write. Crazy to see likeminded fans. Songs I would say are great -whirl -thirty-three -Starz -Geek USA -United States -Mayonnaise Also drummer Jimmy chamberlain is underrated AF and should be considered one of the goat 🐐 drummers.

[@user-wy4op9wf5l]

That’s me! I agree with the list you have there!

[@mattlovasz1750]

There is no question they should be in the rock n roll hall of fame. Billy’s massive catalog is behind prolific. They have influenced a whole generation of music.

[@glenjohnson9128]

Love them, always have, they fill in the gaps beautifully...

[@RomanPhilosopher]

Smashing Pumpkins at their best mix the best of 90s alternative rock and shoegaze music.

[@PhreakPhantom]

This song is a testament to Billy's unmatched ability to create epic soundscapes backed by the rest of the amazing talented band.

[@pjzelda75]

Alan killed it on this request, a classic deep cut that is probably better than their known hits of the double EP. This song almost sounds like it was a cut off the Siamese Dream album (imo their best) , just the sound and feel feels like it could have come off the album.

[@iiitscourtney0121]

This is Allan's daughter, dont inflate his ego lmao (jk love you dad :D)

[@shawnaakers7667]

I saw SP 4 times in the early to mid-90s. They were the soundtrack to my college years. I remember so viscerally the first time I heard them- someone was playing the Gish cd while driving me around in their truck. And I was moved beyond belief- immediately.

[@joescott4778]

The sequence between 708 and 721 is a stunning transition, gives me chills yo this day, and I bought this album the day it released... Best tune on the entire album IMHO

[@brettteeter3461]

Beautiful

[@tammyparsons5656]

Just to let you know (a little off topic 😂) i just love the little spinning thing behind you, i watch it almost the entire time you react to a song. 😊fantastic

[@fullmatthew]

Glad you like Billy's voice! I love it too. It fits their sound. The Pumpkins are legends.

[@daveangels]

On cd I agree, sadly live he would more often than not just screech the lyrics

[@fullmatthew]

@@daveangels I agree. He is at his best in the studio.

[@michaelkerdock4076]

Any reactor to the mighty smashing pumpkins gets a folllow! In the pantheon of greatest bands ever

[@bwhotwing411]

Never payed much attention to this song on my play throughs of Smashing Pumpkins catalog but glad to see you do this song and giving it another chance it’s pretty cool

[@voidwraithprime8521]

I'd add "Soma", "Starla", and "Cherub Rock" to the list of Smashing Pumpkins

[@MrJomanchjr]

They need to be in the hall of fame.

[@jaredmitts5203]

They definitely should be in the hall of fame. One of the biggest snubs in my opinion. The numbers of albums sold, the quality of drums, guitars and lyrics all point to a hall of fame resume.

[@nytrusoxyde]

“The Beginning is the End is the Beginning” was used in the Watchmen movie. Amazing pumpkins song too (among many others already mentioned in these comments).

[@ronponce8238]

Which is also the slowed down remix of The end is the beginning of the end from Batman&Robin, (which is not amazing)

[@bronzeboats]

The “WHY” at 8:36 is my favorite part of the song.

[@mikestomberger3189]

The drummer Jimmy Chamberlin is criminally underrated. Been one of my favorites for a long time. I love is work on the song "An ode to no one". Great video's bud!

[@michaelhofferica811]

Their is a companion B sides set to the mellon collie album called the Aeroplane Flies high.....very amazing collection of songs also

[@jameswatt5557]

If you like the vibe of this song, the most similar song I could recommend from Smashing Pumpkins is “Porcelina of the Vast Oceans.”

[@kingexclusivo]

Love this song!! Definitely up there as one of my favorites

[@smez4967]

Thru the Eyes of Ruby is my favourite. Also really love Marquis in Spades. If you like their riffs, I recommend listening to Pastachio Medley. It's just a huge collection of riffs. You can recognise many from the tracks that made it to the albums, but there are so many great ones that haven't been used in albums.

[@joegoesplaces5252]

Legend of a tune. One of their best. Your requestor was on point.

[@brettschacht4183]

One of their best songs. Epic in every way.

[@megdelaney3677]

🎃Love Smashing Pumpkins!!! Please react to -Bullet with Butterfly Wings -Tonight, Tonight -Cherub Rock -Thanks!!!

[@mrhan2low41]

„porcelina of the vast oceans“ will blow your mind 🙈

[@anitaname1]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@catelope]

loved this reaction! as a hard core pumpkins fan, i love seeing people discover their music!

[@LivingInTheKaliYogurt]

Cherub Rock, Everlasting Gaze and Zero. Stand Inside Your Love. All bangers.

[@rickhumphreys5416]

Love your analysis brother! I grew up on The Pumpkins but some of these tracks i dont remember ,going through a very difficult time, so im going back and rediscovering the tracks i do know and discovering others i dont remember, i love most genres but this is art , this poetry , this pain , this is bliss ty man , And the demonic angelic quaility of billys voice is magical!

[@Mr34Monster]

Your face at 4:30 when the riff dropped 🤣

[@AnotherFacelessDigitalNoOne]

The lyrics are special for sure. Happy theyre appreciated

[@matthewshafer8313]

Billy's lyrics and music got me thru that 17-20 yr old search for identity. It was nice to hear someone give Jimmy Chamberlain props on drums. Bold move playing Ruby Nice. ❤

[@1sonavabitch]

MAN... So glad to see some lesser commercialized song recommendations. I bought this double CD in 96 or 97. Its all gems. I havent heard this song in a decade easy.

[@alexis72ism]

GEEK USA is a gem. The person at the intro is a late fan. There is no better rocking song from Smashing Pumpkins from their best album.

[@PhilippeCorthout]

You should check the live version of this song in the Brixton Academy in 1996... mindblowing. One of the best live shows in the 90's.

[@jeffhoward9208]

I just re-discovered Smashing Pumpkins a couple years back after only being familiar with their radio singles as a kid. I still am not very familiar with most of Siamese Dream. I have one radio station on my Spotify with ~9k songs that doesn't repeat songs often, so even though I've heard most of the songs on SD at least once, I've forgotten them since. Some of my favorites besides Thru the Eyes of Ruby are JellyBelly, Snail, Drown, Porcelina of the Vast Oceans, Tonight, Tonight, Hummer, and Rocket.

[@pdog547]

"Cherub Rock" and "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" - their best tracks IMHO!

[@mrtnpope]

Alan you superstar, what a song!

[@iiitscourtney0121]

This is Allan's daughter and he knows his stuff :) I am one of 4 kiddos and he has never steered us wrong!

[@danielfoy9684]

I am happy to see this song getting some love! I appreciate some lesser known songs getting attention.

[@stevehill4965]

❤❤❤ I’m so stoked for you! The Pumpkins have been my favorite band since the fist time I saw them in 1994. You can go down an amazing rabbit hole here, there’s so much interesting stuff. Check out Soma, Hummer, and Starla. The beautiful thing is that you’re going to get suggestions for 50 different songs, and all of them will have merit. Love the channel Polo!

[@DaddyDepression]

On my radio program covering the year 1996, this was my favourite song of that entire year, and it’s a deep cut,not a single.

[@spinin1251]

Rhinoceros Geek USA Disarm Tonight, Tonight Zero Bullet With Butterfly Wings XYU To name a few. Really most of the tracks on Siamese Dream or Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness are great. And then even though Adore and Machina, the next two albums, take some odd turns, there are some pretty good songs there too.

[@user-ck3jt7mm1h]

Porcelina of the Vast Oceans. Give this song a whirl. You won’t regret it

[@facelessandnameless]

And Soma!

[@mattgotthainer4882]

These albums are the type you need to listen to in their entirety. Melonchollie and the infinite madness was the first successful double album since Zeppelin and Pink Floyd to be released. Pumpkins are the modern day Zeppelin.

[@AcesHighParrots]

Chamberlain's ride touch is the best and cleanest I've ever heard