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[@Josh_Stuchbery]

When I was about 14/15 this album was everything to me. I had just transferred to a new school and I was bullied relentlessly. I was bigger then the other kids, so they would attack me psycologically. I didn't want to join in on the dumb shit they were doing, so I was therefore different and needed to be cast aside. It was the same on the school bus. Kids wouldn't understand why I was so quiet and would call me names and harass me to no end. At this time my father had just been remarried, after being single for about ten years. It was a nightmare. His wifes kids were ferral and outragously behaved. They all moved into our house and the screaming and fighting I remembered from my childhood (when my mum was around) had enterred back into our home. I was seen as the spoiled only child who had everything to himself for too long, but all I wanted was a peaceful home. I was despised by my step siblings as they envied what I had. I was struggling in school. I had already stayed down a grade and was put into every special learning group the teachers could think of. I hated everyone. I hated myself. I just wanted to die. Siamese Dream was a God sent. If how I was feeling could be put into a sound, Siamese Dream is exactly how it would be. I used to blast it on full volume on my ipod on the bus home from school. I started playing guitar and learned every song on the album. It's easy to get lost in how much pain I felt back then, but it was also beautiful. The amount of emotion that used to bleed out when I heard these songs...I'll never forget it.

[@jonathanwhitfield2864]

beautifully said.

[@brettmartino7117]

There is nothing worse than a bully. Hope all is well for you now.

[@ike0072]

Sounds familiar. Never stop letting music "Bleed" You.

[@MikeFlamingo]

Siamese Dream is a perfect album front to back. I often jump between that and The Bends for my all time favorite 90s album. Great great great and Mayonnaise gives me goosebumps to this day!!

[@MikeFlamingo]

@Neon Hombré nah but I'm pretty sure we just became best friends

[@coeruption6620]

Ah Radiohead

[@jaredjamesimages]

Neon Hombré same!

[@kitoyobeni1]

Two of my favorite albums of that era as well, along with Nothing's Shocking (just before the 90's).

[@yourcrapp]

Hell yeah dude! One of the best from that era!

[@thane9]

Billy Corgan is truly a musical genius. I can't say I love every smashing pumpkins song, but I appreciate them all more and more every listen.

[@basseon]

Totally agree with this statement.

[@PatchTM983]

They've put out entire albums that I hated on first listen only to come back to years later and have it blow me away. One of my all time favorite bands without question. Siamese Dream is still, and always will be, a masterpiece in my opinion. It's a perfect gateway album into their other works.

[@yoshiroito502]

Was*

[@groksrc8903]

@@yoshiroito502 That's disrespectful

[@ALeafOnTheWind42]

My personal recommendation for further Smashing Pumpkins is Disarm. I love that song so much. It's been my alarm song for years now and I still don't hate it.

[@adamdonovan4071]

Smashing Pumpkins The musical embodiment of yearning to feel acceptance. Just my opinion. Teen angst at its FINEST.

[@darrenkatielawson9912]

This album has helped me through my struggles with manic depression and bipolar disorder so many times in my life. I first heard this song and album when I was 13 years old, I just turned 40 a couple of weeks ago. This song always chokes me up and puts tears in my eyes because I feel as if they knew...

[@braddittner]

Yes

[@sovietonion72]

I first heard this song in 1995 even though it came out in 1993 , by far my favourite Smashing Pumpkins song 🎵 👌 It never gets old.

[@charliblake8551]

Looks like we’re around the same age (I see this is a super old comment so I’m a couple of years younger) and I feel very much the same about this song. I heard it first as a 15 year old in the 90’s at the peak of teenaged angst. Now, the nostalgia it drudges up in me EVERY time I hear it brings me to tears. This Album as well as Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness made a serious impression on my young soul. I love watching people experience 90’s music for the first time SO MUCH as it takes me back to where I was my first time💔

[@tidalboxer]

7:18 you look like you’re going to break down hard. It make me cry a lot too. This album helped me through depression in high school SO much. I can’t explain how this album helped. Glad you liked it.

[@seelenwinter6662]

Fool enough to almost be it Cool enough to not quite see it Doomed Pick your pockets full of sorrow And run away with me tomorrow June We'll try and ease the pain But somehow we'll feel the same Well, no one knows Where our secrets go I send a heart to all my dearies When your life is so, so dreary Dream I'm rumored to the straight and narrow While the harlots of my perils Scream And I fail But when I can, I will Try to understand That when I can, I will Mother weep the years I'm missing All our time can't be given Back Shut my mouth and strike the demons That cursed you and your reasons Out of hand and out of season Out of love and out of feeling So bad When I can, I will Words defy the plan When I can, I will Fool enough to almost be it And cool enough to not quite see it And old enough to always feel this Always old, I'll always feel this No more promise no more sorrow No longer will I follow Can anybody hear me I just want to be me When I can, I will Try to understand That when I can, I will

[@praetorkambu]

This album got me through some tough times in highschool. Glad you discovered this gem!

[@jennyjaney2875]

That song is so beautiful and emotional. Quintessential Smashing Pumpkins!

[@Jamus1975]

Mellon Collie of Infinite Sadness album is a roller coaster ride of emotion. Its light and dark, deep and shallow. It truly is the greatest masterpiece since Dark Side of the Moon.

[@glenjohnson9128]

Completely agree...I think a lot of people missed it. At the time it was too hard for me, but later I learned to appreciate it and then had a hard time listening to anything else....good stuff as a body of work...truly good.

[@mclovin2991]

I agree! I’m not a huge Floyd fan but I do hear Floyd influence in pumpkins and I’m a pretty big pumpkins fan.

[@scarecr0w62]

@@glenjohnson9128 missed it? It was one of the biggest albums put out at the time

[@cranboogie]

Soma is a true masterpiece off the same album. You definitely should try it.

[@artificialdopamine6542]

The whole album is a masterpiece, top 5 album of all time for me

[@allieren]

Depression... yep, that was an extremely common theme in Billy Corgan’s earlier writing. He dealt heavily with mental illness. One of my all time favorite bands, and Billy is one of my all time favorite musicians and songwriters.

[@mjfilmmatics]

Loving all the variety of favorites. Hummer has my favorite guitar solo on that album

[@dominicomegon4714]

I'll be bold. This is one of the greatest rock songs ever created.

[@clockinthe916]

"Drown" is also a very good song.

[@yomama3775]

👽😎👽

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

Such an awesome song , just lay down and float away with the tunes.

[@CounterFleche]

Especially the version with the extended guitar feedback solo--my all-time-favorite guitar solo.

[@Hilaire_Balrog]

Yes you absolutely have to hear the original extended version. It sure why corgan has it blocked on the streaming platforms. I once owned the original ep but it’s no longer sold it seems.

[@josephpotter9142]

I used to put the intro in repeat and listen to it for hours in my depression. I am over that depression now, but it helped me survive.

[@OhMyGoshIndia]

praying for you know the feeling

[@allmytcane]

"SOMA" (amazing 🎸 solo) 🔥🙏🔥🙏

[@jarreddevin8877]

Bry305 hell yes it is!

[@olivermiller8943]

Also geek USA

[@mohammedoutileste4783]

That album cover is soooo 90s yet timeless

[@labrat74]

Thirty Three my personal favorite!

[@joewillburn]

masterpiece

[@texmontana420]

Esp the acoustic version. Makes me get in my feels everytime.

[@yoshiroito502]

So do i... when i listen to it... i feel like it was written for me... Fun fact : i am born in france. Zip code 33000

[@davezedman]

Yes!! And here is no why!

[@davidmatheny1993]

I am glad you chose one of the lesser known tracks for your first listen. Mayonaise and Thru the Eyes of Ruby are two of my favorites.

[@douglawless]

Incredible song. Worked a graveyard shift when this record came out and played it on repeat all night for weeks.

[@json2420]

Mayonnaise is the absolute best song in their catalog. Thanks for reviewing it with such an open mind.

[@FinnOBryan]

everytime i hear this record it's like hearing it for the first time

[@wulyf4lyf]

I was obsessed with this album when it came out. I was lucky enough to see them for this album, and their album after, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. “Bodies” and Thirty-Three” are probably my favorite songs of theirs. My favorite songs on this album are “Sweet, Sweet” and “Rocket”

[@genesmolko8113]

I love that weird 'backwards' guitar riff that happens all throughout the song. I don't know what to call it, it sounds off key, like you're catching your breath or something. It just typifies the 90s alt rock vibe for me.

[@SupermanNew52]

When I was 11 back in 93', my friend brought over a box with a bunch of cassette tapes in it. His older brother fought in Operation Desert Storm and would send him back tapes he wasn't listening to anymore or stuff from other soldiers. Inside this box were about 20 cassettes. Bands included were: Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer, Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane's Addiction, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, etc. Just absolutely a grand treasure of music. The first one we played was Siamese Dream because it looked so weird compared to the other albums, it had two little girls on the case as you can see. When the first song, Cherub Rock, played and kicked off it was truly life changing. This album and all the other great albums we learned of that day have continued to be my favorite of all time, even now at 40. (The) Smashing Pumpkins are still my favorite band and everything Billy released in the 90's was excellent. He's got some cool solo stuff and a side project ZWAN that was good too. The stuff he releases now under the pumpkins name is average to me but some of it is great as well. I look at everything after 2000 as bonus stuff that I'm even lucky enough to hear. Thankfully, he's still alive and doing good. I was worried that like all of my other grunge/alternative heroes he'd pass away. Thanks for doing this video. I'm sure there are a lot of great stories here in these comments. Music is probably the best thing in the world and is a great way for us to come together. -Ron

[@jaybo_219]

“I can hear that guitar.” No you can’t! It hasn’t even happened yet. 😂

[@Sanguine_Addiction]

This is by far my favorite song. I'm now 43 and it still hits me hard as when I first heard it back in 1993. This was my anthem in life when I finally said I'm tired of trying to make other people happy, tired of being compared to other people...I just want to be me. Glad I made that decision and never looked back. I finally saw them live for the first time last month in Anaheim. They didn't play Disarm or Mayonaise, but nevertheless it was a phenomenal show and I can't wait to see them again. Thank you Smashing Pumpkins for helping me survive some of the darkest times of my life.

[@christopherchoyce3251]

I've been listening to this song for decades, since I was a teenager, and it still gives me goose bumps and brings me to tears. Thank you.

[@devynal]

The slow intro and buildup to when the distortion drops in, pure bliss.

[@charliblake8551]

SAME…..like….EXACTLY the same🥺🥹💔

[@charliblake8551]

@@devynal soooooo goooood! Makes me feel some typa way every time 😌

[@devynal]

@@charliblake8551 For sure. It's like this pure 90s gutpunch that's heart-wrenching with a sense of longing, but somber and peaceful at the same time. 🤘

[@charliblake8551]

@@devynal 1000% this!

[@DeadBeatSage]

Even the feedback from the guitars is absolutely gorgeous. The KZbin reaction thing has really put a gigantic smile on my face. People are having genuine experiences and finding art at its source with open ears and hearts. I view anyone who takes this journey as a brave pioneer! Bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo!

[@rutssy]

The calmness is amazing

[@jeremymcfarland5655]

This is one of the songs I've asked my Wife to have played at my Memorial Service. Powerful beyond words.

[@tngrrl73]

That album is PERFECTION! I'd love to see reactions to the "Singles" soundtrack, which introduced me to so many amazing bands. ♡

[@gyloir]

Smashing Pumpkins have so many great songs and music videos too. Tonight, Tonight is one of their biggest and most well known hits and has a very memorable music video. Then there's their song, 1979, which is a classic with an all time great music video too. Then there's other songs like Thirty Three, Try, Bullet with Butterfly Wings, and Disarm which are all great.

[@tulkas42o22]

This was straight up my anthem for high school. For me this was late sophomore year waking up after "the" party of that year and being happy instead of being scared from my parents. I was like hell yeah, I'm alive!!!

[@orangesandsalt2161]

Please do The Aeroplane Flies High. It’s a B-side track but one of my favourite Smashing Pumpkins songs

[@bryanmartin1053]

Best SP song that is never reacted to, Stand Inside Your Love

[@SadPeterPan1977]

Nah, that's Here Is No Why.

[@Andrew-cc4vk]

Agreed.

[@banyarling]

Corniest SP song

[@bryanmartin1053]

@@banyarling aww c'mon, the guitar solo alone is incredible

[@banyarling]

@@bryanmartin1053 more like an interlude! Maybe I listened to the song too much at the time. It doesn't do much for me today.

[@pedroewert143]

i was always mesmerized by "But when I can, I will Try to understand That when I can, I will" and always like to understand it as "But when I can, I will try to understand,that when I can, I will" (not sure if thats the standard udnerstanding, or that the "try to understand" is directed at somebody else) i always like looping lyrics that need the protagonist to get around to it to resolve- like the line in anna from counting crows "You try to tell yourself the things you try to tell yourself..to make yourself forget"

[@melissajadetarot5401]

There was no bigger pumpkins fan then me in the late 90s glad a new gen can enjoy it

[@JessieCristo]

Thank you for reacting to this! This is my fave SP song. Even up to this day. :)

[@ceeb3]

Such a well rounded song. Vocals, guitars, bass, and drums all on point.

[@sorrowsuperstar10]

one . of . my . favorites . EVERRRR !! THANK YOU

[@Jay-gc9bb]

This album is awesome. Hummer and Spaceboy are my favorite tracks.

[@mradriankool]

It’s amazing this album ever got made, there’s a couple of good documentaries about the recording process and the fractures within the band.

[@689moose]

I feel like it is the early 90's right now... Good pick! This band and their music helped a lot of confused kids get through things when they couldn't find solace in other places.

[@chriscary516]

Moose I was one of those kids 42 now .... I’m good This album....

[@mesaverde2042]

Smashing pumpkins the kings (and queen) of nostalgic music. Makes it even more painfully nostalgic listening after all these years.

[@craiganderson7085]

Mayonnaise, one of many songs that got me through High School :D

[@ryanf3449]

36 year old guy here. Their music is the soundtrack of my life. So much pain and retribution. If you enjoyed Mayonniase, check out Thirty Three on the album Mellon Collie.

[@mykillbrian]

Thirty three has always been my choice for my funeral song. Love that song.

[@bayou077]

Brings me back to high school. My tape player and 74’ Ford Maverick listening to this driving around town.

[@mozfan2436]

Now I know your lying cuz the Smashing Pumpkins came out almost 20 years after the '74 Maverick

[@bayou077]

smoked salmon for all I owned and drove a 74’ Maverick from 1992-1995. This was during my high school years. I went to Lallapalooza to see these guys in 1993.

[@1leisure1]

I'd love to see your reaction to "Whir". An amazing Pumpins song.

[@kevinkeene9158]

Brilliant album. I love that you are feeling this! “Damn”. Yup!🙂❤️🤘✌️

[@aclevername465]

Crush, rhinoceros, drown, and mayonnaise are my favorite smashing pumpkins songs.

[@banyarling]

I love her eyes first hearing his fucked up voice.. he wrote some great songs and said fuck it go for glory singing it myself, circa 1996 became legit top band in the world. LEGEND

[@joshuagmontoya]

This song is everything to me. It reminds me of a time when everything in life was ok. Not a worry in sight. Left a big imprint on my childhood. Reminds me of my father who took me to probably my favorite concert where we seen SP as well. Watching him play Landslide live and my pops jokingly saying I’m gonna cry, not knowing it would bring me to tears listening to it every time I play it. I love you dad and you’re always missed.

[@Jason_wears_stuff]

Mayonaise is one of my favorite songs of all time, used to rewind that song on the tape all the time as a kid !

[@pewterngold]

Siamese Dream was the first “CD” I ever bought. Love this album.

[@elemeno9610]

Same, and still the best purchase ever

[@galvinklatt5273]

1979 is a great song too! 😍

[@grimabsolssbm]

G. S. No

[@grimabsolssbm]

G. S. Not everything has to be loud to be enjoyable

[@ZanzibarWizard]

@@grimabsolssbm Tf?

[@grimabsolssbm]

@@ZanzibarWizard what

[@evilldead6824]

this album is pure nostalgia for me. Takes me back to high school and and my freshman year of collage. It makes me sad and happy at the same time.

[@ny2979]

Very underrated band. Been around forever, still going strong

[@jimbojones8208]

They aren't underrated at all. They are highly fucking rated

[@williamwolfe4997]

Love this song! One of my favorites. I'd suggest "Ava Adove"

[@yourcrapp]

Wow you are very spot on with your interpitaticions of all the songs you listen to. I Will subscribe.

[@bpfromowc]

Please react to Smashing Pumpkins singing Tonight, Tonight (with lyrics) it's an amazing live version. Thank you. 😘

[@cParman9]

Bullets with Butterfly Wings is my fave Smashing Pumpkin song.

[@nebulous8389]

It's called rat in a cage

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

This whole album is awesome, and most of the ones after too. Listen at random and you're more likely to hear something amazing than not.

[@WoncoTheSane]

India is so pretty, so cool, so open minded. What a joy to follow her!

[@jonathanmartin8716]

I learned something today about a band I've loved my whole life. : ) TY. (AKA, that he said Mayonnaise stood for My Own Eyes)

[@jaysakong]

of all songs to listen to first, i loved that it was mayonaise. coincidently this was my first song for this band as well, life changing

[@deancanete5560]

My personal fave in this album is LUNA... it makes me wanna cry every time cause it reminds me of my childhood.

[@samjohnson2240]

Dean Canete such a beautiful song can listen to any place and anywhere

[@mysterymac38]

I love this album. You need to listen to the whole thing! :)

[@synapsem4a1]

One of my all time favorite albums. So awesome to see people finding it now and enjoying it. They don’t make music like this anymore

[@MrLeonightis]

One day as a child the singer Bily Corgan looked in his fridge and the story is that Mayonnaise was the only thing in his fridge.

[@courtney4127]

That and the song "Chewing Gum".

[@l.c.7507]

Oh yessssssss!! I love the smashing pumpkins!!!

[@dustandroktwok1447]

Thanks. Great reaction. Smashing Pumpkins is one of the greatest bands of all time.

[@byDISMAL]

My favourite band :)

[@beps7846]

Perfect song from a perfect album. ❤️

[@rutssy]

Love this song and love the pumpkins!!!

[@JaredWingate]

their music has helped me through some really rough times.

[@dailytaylor]

This song helped me survive high school. I just love it.

[@chriscary516]

This their best album

[@jonathanehlers6855]

Best well rounded album for sure. But Melon Collie has some pretty damn good songs too. Give Adore a listen too, I feel it's underrated.

[@Migeels]

the mayo taste of music!! this is one of the best ever

[@DynamiteProd]

Billy corgan is my favorite lyricist.

[@larrywhitaker9228]

Spacecruise music at its finest. Bring back the 90’s.

[@Efferri]

I appreciate how you pronounce mayonaise correctly

[@matt22blaster]

Sorrow, angst, pain and a reminder you're not alone in this hurtful world. That's the pumpkins for me.

[@DSchae2165]

one of my favorite albums

[@jonathanwhitfield2864]

This song and "Pissant" were the first Smashing Pumpkins I ever heard, around age 13 or so. Have been a huge fan ever since. They have always been a great source of inspiration to me. Some of their albums may seem underwhelming or even inferior to prior releases upon first listen, but the older I get, the more I begin to relate and understand. Billy is truly a brilliant songwriter. I love him.

[@kjacobi]

Great review!

[@GhostlyEcheveria]

This band shaped my entire adolescence. Plume is another amazing song that doesn't get a lot of attention.

[@ryanparker4996]

My boredom has outshined the sun

[@GhostlyEcheveria]

@@ryanparker4996 Such a simple line, but one of my favorites.

[@keatonb1zarr0]

@@GhostlyEcheveria my favourite song, ever...of all time! ❤ THE MIGHTY SP!!!

[@keatonb1zarr0]

@@ryanparker4996 I just want to have some, little, fun!

[@sasquatchwizard]

Luna is my favorite Pumpkins song. Tho I did a cover of 1979

[@feliciakidd9358]

Love this song. I have that album. I love them.

[@yoshiroito502]

All our time can't be given back

[@williammarx7800]

My favorite song by these guys

[@mclovin2991]

Do yall ever hear an old song that takes you back and makes you remember the way the world used to be and it brings tears to your eyes and you wish you could just go back for a moment?!? I miss you 90s!!!!

[@joeylittle3535]

That intro to mayonnaise is something else

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

nostalgic feelings.

[@Rupertdepoepert]

Awesome melodramatic song. Next one to listen to is Soma from the same album.

[@ef9920]

I love your energy! I hope you will react to my favorite band, The Legendary Shack Shakers! They are from Kentucky and have a wide variety of music, here are a couple, (the first song is based on true events) "Blood On The Bluegrass", "Shake Your Hips", and "Tickle Yore Innards". Thanks for a cool channel!

[@daryldehart8875]

The sound on the guitar was a feedback sound that was when they had not so good equipment in their early days of the band. So as a inside joke they replicated that sound in this song. Please try a first reaction from the first album titled "Gish" the song "Snail" its a great masterpiece of percussions of Jimmy Chamerlin.

[@dud3man6969]

Gen-X was spoiled by having a lot of great bands and MTV actually cared about music back then. The ‘90s were a great time to be alive and young. It was the best decade for music ever. Even better than the 60s and 70s. Nirvana just busted open the flood gates and that was it.

[@ads4199]

Love u India!!!!!! Ur awesome. Go pumpkins!!!! More pumpkins reactions please