Billy Corgan: Smashing Pumpkins Reunion Interview | It's Electric! | Apple Music

[@TheDentist27]

Lars is somehow the best interviewer of musicians out there

[@Stereotype23]

Probably because he is such a music fan and knows the industry from within. The guy followed Motorhead around on tour in the early days just shows the passion he has for that stuff.

[@Hairyparrot]

try Nikki Sixx's interviews.... great guest great interviewer

[@ryanjohnson9838]

I mean, this is one of the best interviews I've ever seen

[@sebprovision]

I have become much more of a fan of Lars seeing him do these interviews. He's a cool dude, man.

[@rlcsheldon]

I think is because a big part of the guys he interviews idolize him or Metallica, anyone who plays heavy or rock music in these days have to pay credit to them, even if its only in a showbiz perspective.

[@coffeecomics3583]

People forget. Listen to Siamese Dream over coffee on a Saturday morning. With no distractions. He is a genius.

[@YouTubeIsRanByFagsandCommies]

Coffee & Comics that one is good but all the others suck.

[@hairbrushmicrophone9130]

Nah. Listen to Siamese Dream in a car ride in the rain after leaving your girlfriends house after she broke up with you...

[@cass2303]

Listen to their new music. And create new experiences. Even better

[@Content_to_suffer]

cass xo SD MCIS and Gish could be completely new to some people

[@JayInDecent]

Siamese Dream has an incredible sound it blew me away when I first heard it when it came out and to this day I can still listen to it and it's like nothing else out there one of my top favorite albums of all time

[@Ozz77765]

Lars is a listener, which makes a good interviewer.

[@howardweingard43]

Unlike Howard Stern... a lousy interviewer

[@sparkyhughes131]

Its because he is accomplished himself nothing to prove and he is genuinely a fan of many of his guests.

[@kidgiven]

I absolutely love how Lars doesn't ask the usual questions. He gets to the core. I also like how he asks the "mechanical" questions. Like..."do you go write in a room, is there a particular cup of tea?". These are questions i want to know.

[@richardmajor9349]

Kyle Crouch I loved the interview, but I am the same was surprised by lars. He just knows how good it Is to be in a band

[@ThatEvilProduction]

Kyle Crouch like how this guy said^ Lars has inside knowledge and thus is able to background check all these stories on the spot

[@lanne71]

Being a musician helps, past conversations.

[@The_Doug124]

Kyle Crouch Well said, Lars has an absurd amount of raw talent as a podcaster/interviewer, and gets the questions us true, hardcore music fans want to know; the side stories, the nostalgia and reflection. Just two true, proven and timeless musicians talking heavy music.

[@flyinggondolaproductions]

Shawn Evans feels very much the same way. Having Lars on The Hot Ones would probably be an amazing series of discussing

[@GlupiDecko]

Man, Lars has some serious interviewing skills! Loved this!

[@markmcnamara608]

He (Lars) listens because he’s genuinely interested in what Billy is saying because he has been in the music business. It’s two people talking about a shared passion. Not really an interview. But yes, he’s a good interviewer.

[@monkeysezbegood]

And why his drumming in Metallica legendary.... people expect technical expert metronome but Lars listen to the songs... and fits in.

[@taraschumacker]

Jimmy Chamberlin is a king among drummers.

[@papanolongerplays4133]

Jimmy is a BEAST. He's my favourite drummer ever. Billy can come up with odd tunes but somehow, Jimmy can find a drum beat to accompany it.

[@pedrobarnez5502]

long live jc

[@greenmatrix30seven]

Easily 1 of the best drummers ever. He is just...woah.

[@MultiMikey81]

Yeah he is the best in every aspect

[@TheRagingBlizzard]

25 years of listening to Pumpkins interviews, and this might be the best I've ever heard. I love hearing the inside knowledge of the songwriting process.

[@johnnynitross]

Thomas. Toys. Cars. Videos The Joe Rogan interview is also amazing!!!

[@Hell_Inc]

indeed. the Joe Rogan podcast is even better imo

[@alexandereckert5184]

Thomas. Toys. Cars. Videos somehow thats always missing in interviews maybe being a musician yourself is a right of passage for access like this

[@PatrickTK21]

This is the first interview I've heard where Billy goes into depth about why he considers Jimmy to be great. I've also listened to tons of interview footage over the years. It may just be because Lars is also a drummer, but cheers to him for bringing out this kind of candid response.

[@bro-bh5kj]

Its great to hear Billy mention what the other members of SP bring to the table, I always thought he thought he was The Smashing Pumpkins

[@tedlogan5628]

I appreciate that fact that two musicians/artists who have performed at the highest levels can sit back and reflect on their experiences, but don’t act like they have everything figured out. The both seem genuinely interested in what each other have to say, and not simply waiting for their turn to talk or steer the narrative...

[@mojopin2000]

"Metal was telling me me about a world more closely aligned with the world I was living, than the one I was being told about". Perfect.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

I have a new found respect for Corgan after watching numerous interviews. He has a lot of psychological insights and discusses them very well. If he weren't a musician, he'd make a good psych counselor :-)

[@xxandrewwilsonxxable]

He's a extremely smart dude

[@vincentemanuele1671]

This podcast is phenomenal. Thanks, Lars.

[@JohnnyRei]

This was an amazing interview. I could listen to Billy talk for days.

[@claytuckett1830]

Agreed

[@DareBear2099]

JohnnyReiTV can literally be listen to Lars and Billy talk all day

[@salemshepard6883]

Watch Corgans interview with Joe Rogan. Its about 2hrs long I think.

[@MrBeen992]

you must be a very boring person

[@steve4321able]

Billy is a Brilliant musician and artist.

[@kayranm3755]

Thats gotta be the best interview ever. the way Billy described the metallica concert hr went to almost made me cry. Those guys love music so much

[@ronniepooch]

I just saw the Pumpkins during the Oh So Bright tour, They were fantastic, and never sounded better. I think Billy Corgan is one of the greatest writer/song writers of our time, period. Right up there with Prince. His writing is like Poetry, he can also play many instruments. He's also one of the most underrated guitar players. His type of talent doesn't come around often. Maybe once every 40 years.

[@richspizzaparty]

Billy is 2/2 as his Joe Rogan interview is great as well. He’s really grown over the years.

[@whatdothlife4660]

i don't even think it's Billy growing, rather, us listening.

[@endocry]

I remember Billy as always being straightforward, honest, and articulate.

[@j.d.r.5491]

Wow, just wow... I always thought of Billy as a plain egocentric person, but I felt otherwise... Just a guy who tries to do the best he can and it's not ashamed of saying what he thinks. Awesome interview, Lars is really talented in that area also. Greetings from Colombia.

[@kayranm3755]

Juan Diego Rincón agreed! The way billy talked about his bandmates styles in songwriting and the way they ser music was such a class act. Greetings from brazil

[@maniswil2]

Wow, Lars is an extremely EXTREMELY good interviewer. I'm kind of blown away.

[@bealotcoolerifyoudid7217]

I know right

[@siddhant717]

Billy has made some of the best music the world has ever known.

[@FiniteRich]

siddhant some may some some of their songs are perfect :)

[@MrBooklearn]

This is deep stuff. Just give me the first Machina, and I'm satisfied.

[@TheAlibabatree]

Searcher Joe Machina is the most underrated album of all time.

[@fageskata5219]

@@MrBooklearn I thought I was the only one who holds machina to the same regard as Siamese Gish Mellon...with GATGC, Blue Skies, This Time, Stand Inside, I of, um...hello, WITH EVERY LIGHT!? It is definitely less magical and fantastic than Mellon Collie was but it would have gotten so old to stay in that "aesthetic," and so what machina did was keep the quality but seriously matured in theme and because of that, it did in sound and as I was years and years older, I needed that maturing along with me or it would have seemed like a marketing scheme to me to stick with the old and I would have lost respect. So it was a perfect transition and it was awesome.

[@16326]

Lars is such a great host. He actually listens and lets the guest answer questions unlike Howard Stern interrupting every three seconds.

[@dzaijn]

Lars does killer interviews.

[@TheHSIHP]

Great interview. Both bands played at huge part of my life at different times. Metallica in the 80s and SP in the 90s.

[@horrifyingcat]

that's so true and so similar to mine as well

[@kingleonidas9672]

Two legends talking about the process. I could listen to them all day long.

[@marvinshenk]

I was just like Billy with a cassette tape with Metallica on one side and The Smiths on the other while I was driving for Domino's pizza. Or The Pixies on one side and The Cure on the other. Or Wu Tang Clan on one side and Depeche Mode on the other. I love great music and the genre means little to me if it's a great song.

[@GyroLamb]

It's surprisingly and strangely tough to find people who just listen to whatever they think is great. Especially young people. I like how Lars says his son listens to whatever, but I think he's a rare case. I can't find many people outside the internet that listen to whatever they think is great. People box themselves for a bizarre reason.

[@glumOr]

"Good music is good music and that should be enough for anybody" Bradley Nowell

[@deadstar44]

Yeah, I remember my old cassettes going from The Police to Metallica to U2 then Pumpkins to Will Smith then Dire Straits LOL.

[@jesnyc146]

deadstar44 you lost me at Will Smith

[@j_freed]

marvinshenk - it's true, all genres are good but the Eighties still ruined a lot of good music with excess reverb, keyboards and really harsh-sounding mixes. Over-treated album production with no soul. And I'm a fan of Def Leppard Pyromania and some Cars albums, so gimmicky production doesn't have to suck, it can be cool.

[@johnedwardryder5545]

Goosebumps

[@thewedge8823]

Wish Kurt never died... I could see him today coming on this show and talking to Lars, being super chill... dropping all kinds of knowledge. imagine how cool that would be

[@cicknave]

he ded?

[@thewedge8823]

some say he is.. some say he is now the lead singer of weezer in disguise

[@bmx3347]

Let it go, he's gone. Perhaps, look to new artists who are still living!

[@thewedge8823]

what new artists?? rock is dead!! let alone rock stars... there are no rockstars today

[@MasterYodaBiotch]

The Wedge boo hoo

[@simonbarr9476]

Its great how he gives due credit to the other musicians - even D'Arcy. Thats pretty impressive considering the ego monster that Billy became back in the day. Its also great how well he sums up the hypocrisy of hipster culture.

[@rickivenezuela]

Lars has always been open to and inquisitive about different kinds of art. Plus, he has the experience of knowing every aspect of how a record is made, from it's inception, to putting it out into the world and all the different jobs that make that happen. Insightful cat. Makes for a great interviewer.

[@jackbriz99]

Driving back home from Las Vegas to Louisville, Kentucky listening to this as I drive I realize and proceed to thank God for giving us people like Billy Corgan and Lars Ulrich. It’s so amazing the journey that they’ve gone through and are still going through and they can articulate so well to us how important it is and how much it means. Thank you guys.

[@jbasti227]

Corgan is one of the greatest songwriters I've ever heard. I always love hearing his insight on his creative process.

[@INTOTHEFOLD]

Who would had guessed that Lars is a great interviewer? Really cool.

[@emokiller907]

Internal Dilemma dude can talk always has been this way, he’s a great interviewer because he has great communication skills and is expressive and insightful, that’s his strength he also has a deep curiosity in a lot of things, perfect job for him more so than drumming haha jk

[@nuke97]

Lars is killing it with these interviews. All of them are great. This one too.

[@cairubika2939]

This is a great in depth interview. Done well by Lars, and kudos to Corgan for being so frank and not holding back.

[@1zoebelle]

What an mesmerizing interview. Billy is great story teller. Loved this so much!

[@drummerboy231434]

I always felt that billy corgan got more crap than he deserved for how he treated the band. Its clear, that while the other members of the band were definitely committed members and talented in their own respects, Billy was the one who would live and breathe music, who would spend every waking hour working on the music. And yet he still got so much flak for being this "tyrant" when the reality is in many bands, this system is the norm.

[@DCgamer]

I was never a Corgan fan...until recently, I think I misunderstood him. After his off beat cover of number of the beast, and then really hearing his interviews, I now understand him...I’m becoming a huge fan. He is genuinely honest

[@nebulous8389]

I think he is also one of the most transparent artists out there...he tells it as it is and refuses to be controlled

[@davidcurtis4478]

Really enjoyed this interview, very in depth and loved hearing the process and stories. Lars is the guy I want to meat most. Anyone asks me "If there's anyone you want to meet?" my answer is always Lars. Saw Smashing Pumpkins in early 90's in Manchester England and was an awesome concert. I remember coming out soaked from sweat and it was freezing outside and waited on a friend to come pick us up. It was an awesome concert

[@robfeldschun6146]

Our generations greatest song writer

[@Drums1696]

Jerry Cantrell, Marilyn Manson, Eddie Vedder, Flea!!

[@ci0ci0san]

Interesting and illluminating. Looking forward to seeing the tour this year.

[@Jason-tb6xp]

I wish the interview went way longer than 36mins.

[@greenmatrix30seven]

Same

[@patrickjohnson1267]

I hope they post a Part 2.

[@greenmatrix30seven]

They better

[@Jason-tb6xp]

No part 2. Lars thanked him at the end. That's it unfortunately.

[@patrickjohnson1267]

Well, we can hope for outtakes or additional content.

[@TheRuVedicChannel]

Thank God for Iha. It's what Zeitgeist was missing; Although 8 new songs is only a appetizer - Bring it!! Thanks Lars.

[@nebulous8389]

Ru Vedic I disagree I think it was also billy's state of mind of trying so hard to reject the past listen to Stellar and Ma belle if you haven't incredible songs that weren't even on the album from the zeitgeist era. And Oceania was incredible! Billy was less restrained and let flow but i do believe Iha is definiterly a great moral compass for Billy

[@TheRuVedicChannel]

Nebulous Yeh I understand. We'll see how the next Ep is then we have a proper understanding of just how much Iha shapes the music of the Pumpkins.

[@nebulous8389]

Ru Vedic I think it'll only benefit him but i think billy is in a really good head space because he is allowing the music to flow more now instead of trying to reject the past, one and all from monuments was one of the best pumpkins songs he has release since he came back with the pumpkins name he said he just let it write itself

[@TheRuVedicChannel]

I agree. I just listened to 'monunemts' again for the 1st time in ages. You're right, but honestly after a few listens to anything without Jimmy and Iha - The Pumpkins really isn't The Pumpkins without that drum groove and guitar feel/tone. I'm really hoping Solara just nails it - alike a Bitter sweet french kiss on a cold night by a black jaguar while floating in space.

[@nebulous8389]

Ru Vedic I understand what you mean that iconic sound that they pumpkins had from their prime it has to do with billy's progressive musical ambition to not recap, but we all have our opinions have you listened to Oceania? Regardless its a great album!

[@peanutbutterisfu]

Lars being a musician knows what to talk about he doesn’t ask the same old boring generic questions that every interviewer does that’s why he’s so good at it. He’s been interviewed thousands of times so he definitely knows what not to ask lol

[@nullcorporation2332]

I am seriously having a religious experience watching this. Beautiful. Love the B&W.

[@123cillitbang]

Both guys are very profound and insightful. Love watching this in depth conversation

[@F1Slunk]

Definitely mutual respect between these two. Great interview.

[@cmugnolo]

Hitting on exactly some points about how his personality and behavior (which I think is awesome..was always a fan) detracted (in ppls minds) from the work he laid down...which is superior! I always said Billy is one of THE MOST underrated artists/musicians/songwriters of ALL time. He is among the best. Glad to hear his introspection and his words...fills in my knowledge of what I always wondered (figured I knew..his stage personality) is why is this guy not in the pantheon???? One of the greats. Love this. - second posts below.....hat tip to Lars!

[@845callaway]

Sorry for being selfish here, but I want much, much more of this just amazing exchange between these two complete LEGENDS of our time!!!

[@fendi-bull8167]

That's why I like about Jimmy. Smashing Pumpkins with a classic Jazz drummer.

[@Lymanization]

Ok, wow....Lars does very well at deflecting comments about him and getting back to the interview, doesn’t over talk/interrupt. Great interview!

[@kevinmurphy3464]

Dig the black and white video and I have to say I’m impressed with Lars interview skills.

[@TheJimmyikki]

I love it, this was a Billy's interview way different than the others, is nice to see not only his influences, but how it influenced all along. And he is right, I listen to Sabbah and Metallica AND Pumpkins, and I don't see me stop listening... Thanks both of you

[@nothinganything6314]

The shared musical nerdom between BC and Ulrich is staggering...They both should be considered for Smithsonian induction. 150 years from now this will still resonate the times and places they both represent.

[@raffin2040]

great interview. and i agree with Billy's final sentiment about always being in awe of Black Sabbath. me too. i think it's because they caught lightning in a bottle: Tony's legendary riffs and arrangements, Geezer's world class lyrics, Bill's drumming, and of course Ozzy's horror/doom style vocals. They are incredible

[@D3ft0ne]

Beats headphones suck balls tho, Audio Technica or Sennheiser for that kind of price is the way to go.

[@carlosdrfx]

Well if the radio station is sponsored by beats, it’s pretty compulsory to have some product placement, and an absolute no-no to have better competitors like Sony, sennheiser, Audio-Technica, Grado, Beyerdynamic, Tascam, AKG, Philips, Bose, you get the drift! Yes, every one of these brands wipes the floor with Beats(tm).

[@radventure5147]

Except ‘this crap’ brings you these interviews... shut up and enjoy instead of stating the obvious

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

@@Uncannyguitar no

[@josephblessin573]

Lars is magic as an interviewer. He conjures up the very best of those he interviews. I have goosebumps too!!!!

[@kevinworth7739]

Best interview absolutely. Thank you very much

[@dylaneppers4263]

I like lars. This just made me happy he is cool

[@bobbysimpson5540]

Great great. I have even more admiration for Billy.

[@quantiquefilms]

I think I'm about to become a fan of this show. Lars knows music and always been a fan of many different genres. You can see he's genuinely interested and knows his stuff too. As for Billy, interesting artist as always...

[@ash80510]

This is brilliant. Unbelievable.

[@danielsacilotto3196]

Really dig this on James' input. Iha's melodic gloss was utterly gone after Mellon Collie. Machina the album ties Billy's electro-goth incursions from Adore to his heavy metal and rock sensibilities. It was fantastic, and the last genuinely great project Corgan put out. One however missed the warmth of Iha's lyricism to balance out the Corgan megalomania. The Pumpkins without Iha make no sense to me.

[@j_freed]

Daniel Sacilotto The elements matter, yes.

[@WesHauchAlluvial]

This is awesome. Thank you.

[@kenton17115]

This is what I need. Metallica interviews Smashing Pumpkins.

[@robRKR]

That was sooo cool around the 14:00 minute mark, that Billy is describing the staying power and timelessness of certain bands. His analysis of Metallica after seeing them at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago was right on and shocked me because I can totally relate and remember feeling the same way at that same time. Seeing Metallica was an eye opener for him. (Billy is around my age and we both grew up in the same area, the Northwest suburbs of Chicago, I understand the music scene and the social dynamics of where he was living in the 1980's. In fact, when Billy was staying with his Grandmother, he was friends with a friend of mine and he would jam in my buddy's basement with a couple of friends of mine who were two years older, which seemed more older when yer a teen. They listened to Deep Purple, Rainbow, UFO, Michael Schenker, AC/DC, Ted Nugent) Metallica was relaying that "there's this other world that was more closely aligned with the experience you're having than the one our being told about." "The energy that was in the Aragon Ballroom that night was nothing like anything that I'd ever seen then or since." "You guys looked the fuckin kids I went to school with. These people understand the world I'm in, which is nowhere fucking land. So it wasn't like 'cool' these guys are the hot new band. These guys fuckin understand. Thank God somebody fuckin gets it." I totally get what he was saying and I can remember being 15 and realizing they were the real deal and had the potential for staying power, like the classic rock bands like the Zeppelin or the Who. They weren't a flash in the pan and could last. Metallica was unique and ushering in a new style/form of Metal or Rock in general. They made the current Metal bands like Iron Maiden or Judas Priest look old overnight, much like what Nirvana would do in 1991 and make the current Hair Metal bands of Pop Rock irrelevant and obsolete. Damn, thats so cool to hear his analysis of Metallica and how Lars feels complimented and "feels goosebumps" from hearing him explain this. Great interview and conversation with how music had its effect on them both as kids.

[@mikestanislaus1107]

Awesome interview. Metallica and Smashing Pumpkins should tour together.

[@WearySteerer]

Go play your music to a new generation Mr. Corgan.

[@WearySteerer]

🤘

[@juanca84perales]

I can’t wait to watch The Smashing Pumpkins live this summer!!

[@ItsSheridan]

Juan Recinos where at?

[@juanca84perales]

Sheridan Garcia Kansas City

[@tarb8572]

Juan Recinos me to in Chicago

[@rjohnson494]

getting Ready Cant Wait

[@nicholasmarch3286]

how were they? i'm planning to see them at a music festival this summer in illinois... i know it wont be anything like 93-95 era (which i wasnt old enough to see them then) but im hoping they still sound somewhat good

[@FDonovan1979]

Incredible interview...the high school analogy is just perfect.

[@MartinMcGrathiv]

Great interview! Real people talking about what they love. It was really genuine.

[@jayybirdberg6545]

Two living legends to me

[@ChrisvonChamier]

Lars is a kind and gracious host. Amazing interview with billy. What great insight to him as a true artist! Bravo!

[@lamazejohnson4909]

Great conversation between two gods of rock music.

[@RD-kj9gq]

Yes! Billy got it, people want to see the best of the best!

[@Adam-hi9dh]

I'ma say it. Howard has had Billy in 5 times and didn't strike gold like Lars did in this interview.

[@paochoua]

Howard is the biggest sellout. Howard sold out when he “X’ed” out his fans. The fans that would call in to ask Billy questions.

[@erikkanwischer]

Adam It’s definitely easier for Lars to have a better conversation since he’s clearly someone Billy looks up to in a way and has a better way relating to his situation

[@jamonkytee425]

keep letting lars interview other rock n roll stars. please. i need

[@lindsaybulmer8189]

So excited for new SP content! Billy Corgan is the epitome of music.

[@joshthomas7999]

That was a really good interview by the music gods that sounded more like a conversation between friends.

[@lavoz88]

Corgan is such a music industry insider, so much insight, so much rebellion and even resentment. respect.

[@ComedyJakob]

Beginning: ah weird, I've never heard Lars talk before. Ha, his voice is funny. A few minutes in: Damn, this is actually great. Lars is oddly really good as an interviewer.

[@christophermeggison2986]

A cross between San Francisco and Denmark

[@alukuhito]

Thanks for the talk!

[@jimboiy454]

My only complaint about this interview is that it wasn't long enough. Other than that...best Corgan interview bar none.....better than Stern.

[@Gabrielarbizazuluaga]

Cant beat a reptile story... win for stern

[@AmpsforBuddha]

28 minutes in and I'm just waiting for Billy to talk about his encounter with a shape-shifting lizard person. Hahaha! This interview is excellent!

[@nebulous8389]

Amps for Buddha stay tuned its gonna be in his book....by the look of it that book wont come out for years..sighs..... .

[@jimmyfabs78]

Hell's yeah, I was wondering if they were going to put the whole interview up. Loved the Dave Grohl interview, get Jerry Cantrell next or the DeLeo brothers.

[@cdreyes81]

I've come to really appreciate the Deleo brothers only recently listening to more STP. I think I put them right up there with SP

[@brianf.9130]

You're setting the bar with SP? Aiming a little low, are we?

[@cdreyes81]

To each their own

[@MrTechselect]

jimmy fabs Jerry Cantrell and Sean Kinney have to be on the show at some point. Lars and Jerry go way back and have been close friends for a long time.

[@TheAlibabatree]

Brian F. I would say the best bands to come out of the 90s are SP, Radiohead, and STP.

[@TheBassFiend320]

All we need is D'arcy back! Prolly won't happen but that would technically be a reincarnation of the band. Obviously the pumpkins aren't over yet and still have their talent, they can keep going forever until their final days if they honestly want to. Very intelligent and talented musicians in this band. That's what makes them one of the best

[@rookymusic6310]

This WAS the best Corgan interview ever! Close second was Joe Rogan’s recent one where Billy waxed poetic about his gun-totin’, drug dealing father!

[@joeblackwolf17]

Lars Killing it with these interviews! damn a good interviewer. let his guests talk and just listen.

[@crazedzealots]

Yeah that really was amazing. It's great to hear Billy tell Lars how important Metallica was to his life and how important Metallica was to the world.

[@HeavyElectric800]

Jimmy and Billy. Bonham and Jimmy, Lars and James. I love this! Hetfield may want to consider going by "Jimmy"

[@timvanboening9432]

That was a good interview. I truly enjoyed hearing Lars talking to Billy. Lars is a good interviewer, asks interesting technical questions that aren’t just generic and contrite. I am EXCITED for the Pumpkins show this summer! I’m even more excited that there’ll be more music than Solara!! Woo woo!!!

[@michaelstevenanderson4961]

Billy is so right and so smart.

[@adriane7841]

This was the best podcast I didn't realize I had to watch

[@nclsrfn]

"You couldn't Google 'is he into satan?', you know what I mean?" -William Patrick Corgan, 2018

[@natas333x2]

"I will play Black Sabbath 'til the day I die". Best quote ever!

[@marcuschandler426]

I want to play The Wizard on drums lol

[@augenmaugen]

Wow, I am blown away at how good of an interviewer Lars is! He obviously did his homework but most importantly, he LISTENS and leaves plenty of room for the interviewee to SPEAK!!! So many interviewers get that terribly wrong.

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

The first time I listened to Siamese Dream I thought "oh yeah..these guys have listened to some Black Sabbath".

[@horrifyingcat]

that's crazy to me, i never would've thought so, but it sure is rad to know how highly he regards them. hard road is my favorite sabbath song and it took me so long to realize the influence

[@taurusguy9305]

This is a great interview

[@zeitok8]

hey Lars is a very good interviewer, if he keep doing this more often i will watch, for sure a lot of iteresting talks.

[@mediumstudio]

I could listen for another 12 hours ...

[@flowerinkproject]

Thanks for this beautiful interview! 💪

[@mattkolinski9935]

Incredible interview, Lars. Thank you.

[@AZWings]

Far too short. It's great to listen to two peers have a conversation, as opposed to an interview where Billy or Lars is on guard.