SHE LIKES IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight Tonight REACTION

SHE LIKES IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Smashing Pumpkins Tonight Tonight REACTION
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[@Lionize728]

It's interesting that the first two Pumpkins songs you've done are among their mellowest. This band was known for going HARD! "I Am One", "Zero", "Bullet With Butterfly Wings", "Cherub Rock" are some of the songs that represent their sound more accurately. Jay will appreciate those.

[@VEGAFLICKS]

Agreed. These are the, IMO, the 'wrong' 2 songs to start with.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I agree with that statement ✌️

[@shaggym4340]

Totally!!! Never forget being in the mosh pit at Lalapalooza with them on stage. This song wasn't playing for sure lol.

[@Chris.Davis.2]

I love, I am one. Anything on Gish is solid, my favorite Pumpkin's album.

[@ladyamythyst69]

The Pumpkins rock heavy. They’ve just done the wrong songs as their first two. Try anything off Siamese Dream & J will love it. Cherub Rock needs to be their next song.

[@CL_442]

To me, this is just a total VIBE song. Cranking up the volume with headphones on and closing your eyes and just feeling it. The drum work is unbelievable. I love this song. Quintessential 90s.

[@allieren]

Yeah, Jimmy Chamberain can do no wrong when it comes to drums.

[@mjm2203]

Yea it's almost 2am when I was able to sit down to this video.... and that's exactly what I did.....

[@Chucktones1408]

Always brings on feelings of joy/happiness/nostalgia.. Was 7 yrs old when this album came out. Got to grow up in one of the best time periods for music. #90's #vibes #amazing #MellonCollie&TheInfiniteSadness 👍🎶🤟😭❤️💯

[@indiiedreamer]

I agree, but also the music video is such a beautiful tribute to old movies and it's so well done that I think is woth watching it, especially if you are a cinema nerd

[@pattyestrada6]

“Bullet with Butterfly Wings” and “Today” always remind me of my high school days. You should check those two songs out. I think Jordan would like “Bullet with Butterfly Wings” as it’s more upbeat and rocking in sound.

[@allieren]

I think he’d like “Zero” as well, but I hateeee the video for that song. I know that’s probably an unpopular opinion lol.

[@trapperjakk]

Seriously should check out Bullet with Butterfly wings to feel Billy’s Rage

[@hrs2044]

Bullet with butterfly wings is def a more rockin banger that Jay can get into. Also Cherub Rock!!

[@will5801]

Bullet with Butterfly Wings or Zero

[@skinnybuddha74]

I swear on my momma I was just about to suggest "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" and "Today." They are my two favorite Smashing Pumpkins songs, and the two that I think Jordan would like the most. I also feel like BWBW was the song that won over a lot of people who weren't fans before, so I'll be pretty surprised if he doesn't like it. Some people are saying Zero which I forgot about. He might like that one too.

[@pastorofmuppets13]

"Disarm" is a must listen from Smashing Pumpkins! Great band!

[@jimmyramone7396]

Love it

[@aecoen9634]

Yes!!!

[@DamaraSimmonds]

Yes!! Disarm is my favourite

[@hrs2044]

Too slow for Jay, he needs the more rockin songs first to appreciate the slower softer ones later.

[@TheNotedHero]

+1000

[@WristwatchAddiction]

Amber, I’m calling it now. BULLET WITH BUTTERFLY WINGS and ZERO are the two that might bring Your boy over to the Pumpkins. More fast paced, more rock driven, more in your face, more raw. Give those two a listen 👍 (Also, day whatever of requesting another look at Queensryche!)

[@SupercellSucks]

Not Zero.

[@sv56dd]

Zero definitely would be more in J's wheelhouse

[@chrisbutler5975]

Great Band of the 90s. I highly recommend Disarm, Zero, and Bullet with butterfly wings.

[@brianmcmaster5112]

Jay's indifference towards some 90's music continues to sadden me,but he's coming around. This was a huge hit,Jay!!!!

[@megdelaney3677]

I audibly gasped when Jay said 'Not my cup of tea' - but everyone including me have their own tastes in tea. 🫖☕️

[@One.Zero.One101]

What specific type does he not like? Alternative? Grunge? There's other types he could try, there's Daft Punk, Gorillaz, there's singer-songwriters like Sheryl Crow, Jewel, Natalie Imbruglia, Shania Twain, there's R&B like Janet Jackson, TLC, Boyz 2 Men, there's divas like Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, there's rap metal like Rage Against The Machine, Beastie Boys.

[@megdelaney3677]

@@One.Zero.One101 ❤️‍🔥Rage Against the Machine!

[@3DJapan]

​@@One.Zero.One101He seems to like more rock music. He mentioned you can't tap your foot to this, that's probably because this song is more orchestral.

[@ghostlee6434]

He's the type of person who has a preconceived bias b4 listening to something and justify that bias afterwards.

[@roserivera7481]

I’m so glad you’re reacting to the Smashing Pumpkins! This video was on MTV all the time around 95/96. One of the biggest alternative rock bands of the 90s. They have so many great songs. Try “Cherub Rock”, “Today”, “Mayonnaise “, “Bullet with butterfly wings”, “zero”…I could go on and on. Saw them in concert last November for my birthday, it was amazing.

[@sdelong74]

Meloncoly and the Infinite Sadness is one of the best double albums. This song had so many innovative sounds. Smashing Pumpkins is considered Alt Rock. Today is one of my favorite songs of there's. The video is inspired by the silent film A Trip To The Moon.

[@tbjfsu]

"Mellon Collie"

[@octoberguy]

Yes! I've never seen this video, but watching it I thought "This reminds me of the silent film by the French director that I saw in film class in college." Thanks for confirming.

[@DPRyan-vd5pp]

Thru the eyes of Ruby! Great song!

[@ericweber1969]

Zero will get Rob’s attention. Love that song.

[@michaelfedorsha8147]

💯

[@John_Locke_108]

The video for this song is so dang good. And this record was just absolutely amazing.

[@michaelp2776]

Smashing Pumpkins is an alternative rock band. This song is from 1996, it went to #36 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. This is my favorite Smashing Pumpkins song. The music video was inspired by the 1902 Georges Mélès silent film "A Trip to the Moon". Amber You and I have very similar taste in music, I love the look on Jay's face when the song started like "What the Hell is this". LOL.

[@Funkytrip73]

This song is still voted into the yearly top 2000 of all time in the Netherlands (together with Disarm of course)

[@WojMoj]

I’m convinced that Amber in particular would become a huge Pearl Jam fan if y’all checked out more. She’d fit in with those of us who travel around seeing as many shows as humanly possible.

[@foreveralone11w]

As someone who has been a 10club member since 1994, and saw 3 shows in 8 days in 2003, I agree ❤

[@sunnystormy4973]

-#cheers-- !-

[@Teraxx23]

Zzzzzz..stay on topic. The Pumpkins are here.

[@jillmayer9501]

Totally agree. Although I think she'd like their lesser known songs more than the hits.

[@seelenwinter6662]

both like every song from every genre and every decade... or you can name me only 1 song, they dont like...? for all that big money they earn with this, i can expect more as only ever the same: yeah, great, i like that song, and i really heared that song never before... because every famous song they ever listen on youtube was their first time... how is that possible...?

[@EmmettEiben]

As a 46 year old who was a kid in the 80's and a teen in the 90's ,(which I believe was the best time to grow up ever!!!!). These songs you react to are more than just songs. My generation has emotions and memories and life experiences wrapped up in all these songs! You guys don't get transported back in time like we do. Smashing Pumpkins is a great band. This song was popular when I graduated high school!

[@feminist5641]

I'm right there with you! Hearing this takes me back to 10th grade!

[@AlexSadof]

I was a 17 year old senior in high school when Gish came out and 19 when Siamese Dream came out and I was absolutely hooked. One of my favorite bands ever.

[@indridcold3762]

Same here. July 77

[@EmmaJean81]

Agreed!

[@jtreedy116]

44 myself - and your comment made me reflect on the fact that while my wife and I always talk of our love of the 80s, man... the 90s was when we were really switching on musically. So many memories that I've not reflected on in ages.

[@mariannemabie9274]

Probably their biggest commercial hit is “Disarm” and nobody can not like that song. Please try it out.

[@kefman187]

Yes I agree 💯

[@theshadowfax239]

There's no way that Disarm is their biggest commercial hit. And I know that even though it's my favorite Smashing Pumpkins song. Bullet with Butterfly Wings, 1979, Today, Tonight Tonight, all of those were way bigger commercial hits than Disarm.

[@ainohanako]

I love Disarm!! Those rolling, like, tympani drums just tear at my heart.

[@_mdb_]

I can’t even begin to tell you how much I love this song, its an absolute masterpiece and the video just makes it even better 🫶🏼

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

💯

[@Robsan40]

Their song "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" would be more to Jay's liking. The line "in spite of my rage I'm still just a rat in a cage" is one of the greatest lines in rock history.

[@nmtb1972]

My favourites are 1979, Disarm, this one followed by Bullet With Butterfly Wings. I agree Jay will probably like that one more. I'd go discover Arcade Fire and Sigur Rós from here, but Jay may not like any.

[@pompelmostique]

Zero would be up Jay's alley too!

[@quikspecv4d]

Great album! One of the absolute best of the 90’s

[@SupercellSucks]

It;s not even one of their best of the 90s.

[@futurereflections4097]

Best double album ever

[@Jamessmith-xk3fh]

Love this song. Try Bullets with Butterfly Wings by Smashing Pumpkins or I think Jay would like the song Today by Smashing Pumpkins

[@trjbrew]

I probably not their biggest fan, but this is a great song. You already reacted to "1979" which I also thought was great. For the hard rockers out there, I suggest "Cherub Rock."

[@jackiewilliams4854]

It seems more and more that Amber understands the greatness of artists that aren’t conventional. To each his own but this song is a masterpiece and Rob doesn’t get it AT ALL.

[@6916dog]

Just to clarify.....the reactors are Jordan (Jay) and Amber Robinson. The Rob Squad is taken from the Robinson surname. And I agree that Amber is much more perceptive especially regarding lyrics. Jordan focusses on the vibe. They are a sweet couple though

[@DontDrinkTheLuminol]

This is easily my favorite SP song. I could float on those strings and stay grounded by the bass forever. I’ve never tired of this. SP might not be a band for you, but they can also be an acquired taste. I’m sure it’s hard for you to listen on repeat with how busy you are on your channel, though! Thanks for your honesty.

[@danedearmond4905]

"Tonight, Tonight" is one of my favorite Smashing Pumpkins songs. Just because it DID seem so unique and different compared to their other work. The addition of the backing orchestra and that rolling snare just did it for me. I can see why someone who likes "Groove-based" music wouldn't care for it, but I really liked this one...

[@michaelccozens]

Listening to this again, I got the sense of a through-line to My Chemical Romance.

[@danedearmond4905]

@@michaelccozens I agree, to me, Smashing Pumpkins kinda feels like the precursor to MCR.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

It's a great song and video, in my opinion. I loved it the first time I heard it. Cinema fans instantly recognize this video is a homage to the French silent film _A Trip to the Moon_ from 1902, over 120 freakin' years ago.

[@JM-rl1hf]

This song would make more sense to you if you listened to the album. This is basically the intro to the full journey they take you on. The album is filled with songs of reflection and angst. One of the best of the 90’s in my opinion.

[@michaelccozens]

Good point. The full album is a double set, called "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness", and harkens back to the full-album rock operas of the '70s. So, more than most, the song's position in the context of the album lends it a lot of extra meaning. It's not necessary in order to appreciate the song, of course, but it's a nice bonus.

[@sharaesha]

Nice. My favorite was always Bullet With Butterfly Wings.

[@kbusby4824]

Same.

[@foreveralone11w]

I saw them at a small Club in the Pittsburgh strip district in 1999 ❤ Got autographs thru the tour bus window. I miss those days….

[@princeofpcos9804]

A massively underrated band. Siamese Dream and Melancholy albums still stand up

[@Istr]

They're one of the best bands in the whole world, still I must say that people tend to misuse the word "underrated". Pumpkins were hailed as "the new Nirvana" when they released their first two albums (much to their dismay) and Mellon Collie has sold more than ten million copies in the US alone, and all from gold to four times platinum in the rest of the world, and remain one of the big 90:s rock bands. Of course, one could argue that they're good enough to be among the best selling bands of all time, which they aren't, but I at least wouldn't personally brand them massively underrated.

[@Zeeangelofdeath]

Lol what? I have never heard anyone say they are underrated before.

[@princeofpcos9804]

@@Zeeangelofdeath I have heard people say they are overrated a lot more

[@leob4403]

​​​​​​@@Istrexcuse me "They aren't good enough to be a best selling band", are you serious right now? Yes of course with Rihanna, Drake, Celine Dion, Garth Brooks, Julio Iglesias, Katy Perry, lil Wayne, lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj, Linkin park, Shania twain, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, Mariah Carey, Ariana grande, post Malone, usher, Taylor Swift. These are all artists that sold way more records than smashing pumpkins. I mean come on the bland generic country radio of Garth Brooks, the amazing musicianship of lil Wayne, I mean Drake comeon now mozart has nothing on Drake! Linkin Park omg thats alternative rock on a whole other level than pumpkins, Ed Sheeran well you know he's like Lennon and McCartney combined that little ginger. The sappy ballads of Celine Dion. The exquisite pop craftsmanship of that left handed pop genius JUSTIN BIEBER. I could go an on and on, but I think you get my point, clearly these artists are on a whole other level of musicianship as compared to smashing pumpkins 😂

[@EricZ1982]

@RobSquadReactions This song also won 1996 MTV Video of the Year Award.

[@da4846]

This music video won MTV’s Video of the Year award for 1996. As other commenters have pointed out, the video was a tribute to one of the earliest films to feature special effects/sci-fi elements. Smashing Pumpkins started out more on the grunge side but also branched out into more lofty artistic notes as with this track.

[@BigKrispy798]

That male main character in that music video is Tom Kenny, who became the voice of Spongebob which is crazy to me

[@obikenkenobi30]

The woman he's with in the video did the voice of Karen.

[@Dr_Bombay]

oh man, the Pumpkins were so great. so creative, so rockin'... they deserve more of your time, Jay. like the others have said, Bullet with Butterfly Wings might change your opinion. Melancholy was *such* a great album.

[@foreveralone11w]

Try Zero… Jay will love it! ❤️

[@Dr_Bombay]

@@foreveralone11w oh yeah, Zero for sure. that's what Jay's looking for!

[@FUCKINGENIOUS]

Are so great, they are still releasing music

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Smashing Pumpkins "Today"...An early MUST HEAR.

[@moanman1776]

This song (& video) has a bit of everything: drama, melody, fantasy, psychedelia, nonsense & meaning. Enjoyed watching your reactions to something that was highly digable back in the day.

[@davidhuggan6315]

If you're on a 90s ride right now, you definitely need to listen to more Oasis and hear their Beatles influence. Also I recommend other great British bands from that era - Pulp, Blur, Manic Street Preachers, Prodigy and Suede.

[@apulrang]

The two tracks you've done of the Pumpkins are both from one of their more artsy, florid albums. Check out some stuff from their first album, Gish, and their second, Siamese Dream. They are a '90s band that creatively mixes artsy alternative with the kind of heavy classic rock that I think Jay likes better. And there's more of the heavy rock vibe in their earlier albums.

[@NeilTremblay-s5u]

Bullet with butterfly wings! That songs will rock your world

[@warpig4942]

The video is based on the 1902 movie "A Trip to the Moon". That is not a misprint.... 1902. It was a massive leap forward in the development of movie making.

[@jamesmiller422]

Pearl Jam's "Black" unplugged version may have the greatest 90s vocals of all time.

[@megdelaney3677]

🎃 Thanks Y'all!!! I 🧡The Smashing Pumpkins! Please react to their song 'Bullet with Butterfly Wings' and the band 🖤My Chemical Romance 'The Black Parade' -Original video is epic!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-#cheers-- !-

[@DontDrinkTheLuminol]

YES A MILLION TIMES TO WELCOME YO THE BLACK PARADE!!! I watch every reaction to that video that I can!

[@megdelaney3677]

@@DontDrinkTheLuminol 🖤 that song!

[@timhays2086]

The way he sounds when he sings, I feel like this is Uncle Fester's rock band.

[@sputnikalgrim]

This is definitely one of the biggest albums of that era

[@awfulwaffle1341]

If you only listen to one Smashing Pumpkins songs, it’s gotta be bullet with butterfly wings.

[@GeoffTrowbridge]

This is such a simple problem to solve. React to "Zero" and/or "Bullet with Butterfly Wings". Jay will be on board with the Pumpkins immediately.

[@terrellinc22]

There is a group form 90s: Rednex "cotton eye joe" - I think you all would enjoy that one.

[@DorkThink]

The 90's were about trying to break the mainstream uniformity and play more actual instruments, no voice changer, raw real music. That's what was on the alternative stations. Folk/Indie/Grunge was all a departure from the Machine. And it was glorious. ✨

[@stephenwhite5444]

Nostalgia is strong with this one....makes me ponder days from my teens that are LONGGG gone. So much time and life between this period and today.

[@ArthurRChan]

Love this song, love this video. My favorite album of theirs is "Siamese Dream." By the way, have you reacted to any songs by Garbage yet? They got their start in the '90s. "Stupid Girl" and "Bleed Like Me" are two of my favorites by them.

[@foreveralone11w]

I have been suggesting Garbage and Veruca Salt! ❤️

[@brianvanderhoef901]

Absolutely epic! Great song and music video

[@Spiderific]

Amber gets it😁. Smashing Pumpkins are one of my all time favorites. Try Ava Adore or Eye if you want a beat. For a straight rocker, try Cherub Rock ✌️

[@dannysalamon5731]

90s songs you’d love: Third Eye Blind- Semi Charmed Life, Fuel- Hemorrhage in my hands, Mighty Mighty Bosstones- Impression that I get, and Dave Matthews Band- Stay(Wasting Time)

[@zillashimmy]

Favorite of the 90’s!

[@dananichols349]

The video is based on the 1902 movie "A Trip To The Moon" by Georges Méliès. It truly is a a loving homage to such a seminal film.

[@scottyg3406]

Just wanted to say I look forward each week to seeing you two experience the love of songs I grew up with as a teen in the 80's and beyond. I have listened to many reactors, I only now Subscribe to 1, ya'll! Don't change. 😊

[@numynumevs]

One of my favourite bands of all time Ya boy J needs to persist

[@420catson]

seen em live twice! most recently they had the original members. they put on a great show

[@allieren]

Except D’arcy 😕

[@vanessalucas4760]

Poor Jay, we've thrown him in the deep end introducing Smashing Pumpkins through "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" 😂 I feel like we need to dial it back a bit and introduce him to some songs from the previous albums, "Siamese Dream" and "Gish", which I reckon he'd love. In fact when you get a chance, listen to the entirety of the "Siamese Dream" album. Songs I'd highly recommend "Cherub Rock", "Rocket", "Today", "Geek USA", "Rhinoceros", "I Am One", and "Siva". Also "Slunk" from the "Lull" EP.

[@michaelrue1400]

Drown from the Singles soundtrack is great too.

[@iamlrrr8282]

Can’t wait for Mayonaise now… or Disarm? Lots of goodies with this group.

[@xanajak]

The drumming on this is so fucking amazing.

[@wendyreveyoso3731]

J i think you would like there faster stuff a little more, maybe Bullet with Butterfly wings or Eye.

[@rdgarza1113]

This was my husband's and my first dance song after we were married. "Believe in me as I believe in you" still brings me to tears. For a more rocking Smashing Pumpkins, you definitely should try "Bullet with Butterfly Wings", "Cherub Rock", and "The Everlasting Gaze"!

[@Senefra]

Amber, if you like the look of this, there's so much more to it worth checking out, the inspirations & adaptations, whether reacted to or viewed on your own. The video takes inspiration from French filmmaker Georges Méliès "La Voyage Dans La Lune (A Trip To The Moon)", an adaptation of Jules Verne's novels "From The Earth To The Moon" & "Around The Moon". Melies is also portrayed as a lead character in a film you definitely should see, Martin Scorcese's 2011 film "Hugo", an adaptation of children's historical fiction novel "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" by Brian Selznick.

[@amyk9175]

I was also going to suggest watching Hugo or even better, reading the book, “The Invention of Hugo Cabret” with the girls.

[@katttmandoo]

This song represents the era between grade school and jr high. It’s forever etched in my brain in that time and I instantly can visualize that time in my life when I hear this.

[@stacym31]

LOVE the Smashing Pumpkins!

[@MaxxRemKing1]

The honesty is what keeps it real! Great reaction I'm glad you are still doing music reactions

[@EleanorofAquitaine42]

Next up for Smashing Pumpkins should be their cover of Landslide!

[@michaelfedorsha8147]

My brain can't understand how another human brain could not absolutely love this master piece!! Such a drop dead gorgeous song!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@jackie_jrml]

This album was HUGE when it came out. This song and video are so creative and stunning. The symphony!! Not my favorite of theirs but I really really appreciate it. Just avoid their cover of Landslide. Dreadful.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

Agreed.

[@achbe13]

actually this whole double album is considered a masterpiece and should be listen as a whole !!! I absolutely love THEM and video is a tribute hommage to silent cinema and french director Georges MELIES

[@scottelement]

Day 90 in a row requesting: Arctic monkeys - when the sun goes down

[@allieren]

This used to be my favorite band and this used to be my favorite song by them. They are from Chicago and the orchestra on this song is the Chicago Symphony. I’ve seen then twice in Chicago and when Billy sings the lyric “And the embers never fade, in your city by the lake, the place where you were born” everyone goes wild. Billy has said the song is about his life growing up, with a lot of moving around, uncertainty, and unfortunately physical and emotional abuse and neglect. As others have mentioned this album, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, was one of the best albums of the 90s. Billy Corgan’s voice, while distinctly Smashing Pumpkins, isn’t for everyone though. He’s very gifted musically (and an underrated guitar player, imo) but even he says his voice isn’t his forte. This video won a Grammy back in 1996 I believe. Stylistically, it is very much late-90s. I think this style, with the vintage feel and dark celestial themes is called “whimsigoth” nowadays. I don’t know, but I was ALL about it back in the day and still kinda am. I feel like the best way to describe the style is very Stevie Nicks meets grunge-we were like the hippie chicks of the 90s. Like Phoebe from friends. I was pretty sure Jay wouldn’t like this song but think Jay would enjoy “Bullet With Butterfly Wings” or “Siva,” and Amber would enjoy “Disarm.” I also think maybeeee the 90s overall aren’t Jay’s decade, musically. Which is okay lol… it took me years to get into a lot of 70s music, and I think the 90s are to you guys what the 70s were to me.

[@jerryday813]

“Cherub Rock”, “Frail And Bedazzled”, and “Bullet With Butterfly Wings “ are good rockin’ Pumpkins songs.

[@paulf2123]

I see what J’s is saying, but this is why Amber is the ⭐️ She has this talent to see in-depth. Y’all are the best.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Always loved the vibe and melody of this song! Just so dreamy. Such a great band with so many other songs you can really rock out to.

[@davidrobinson3716]

If you end up watching the 2011 movie "Hugo" you will appreciate the video more because the movie talked about French filmmaker George Melies.

[@elissacox4291]

Ah, that bygone era when the music video was often a big piece of the puzzle when it came to experiencing the song, and when an album was meant to be taken as a whole. Just like you wouldn’t read one random chapter of a book and expect to “get it” and love it, there are some songs we love because they are a beautiful piece of the puzzle.

[@joshbusby47]

Dear J., "Zero" is the SP song you're looking for. Dear Amber, The entire "Mellon Collie..." album awaits! With your having enjoyed the two cuts you've heard, I think that album could be a treasure trove for you. My choice for the 90s greatest rock album. Hope y'all enjoy!

[@valeriecharboneau308]

I’ve loved the song for decades and never saw the video. I think it overwhelms things. The song on good headphones and your eyes closed is really an awesome listen

[@gadgetsgalore]

"Mayonnaise" is one of my favorites that no else seems to be mentioning. Check it out!

[@RevDrKillJoy]

"Bullet With Butterfly Wings," "Today", "

[@NDE239]

smashing pumpkins * the end is the beginning is the end * the beginning is the end is the beginning

[@barry-clark]

You've already reacted to my favourite SP song (1979) but I also really like The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning. It is one of the finest superhero soundtrack songs along with U2's Hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me.

[@michaelcollier9893]

Smashing Pumpkins are my favorite band. The Pumpkins music just completley resonated with me in the mid 90's when I was a teen. Its conveys so many emotions: love, beauity, sadness, anger and everything inbetween! The 90's was a very raw and emotional decade of music. Please keep reacting to them, as others stated for more pure rock sound I would check out "Zero", "Cherub Rock", "Bullet With Butterfly Wings", "Mayoneyse", and a later personal favorite of mine off their Ocieana album: "Inkless"

[@gigi-ij1hk]

This song is a swooning, dreamy ode to love. Those strings!

[@DPRyan-vd5pp]

One of the most radical drum fills you’ll hear in a song… it’s a quiet song but the drums are so technically unbelievable!! Go watch a KZbin video of someone doing a drum cover of this song… you’ll understand the demanding skill it takes to pull off the drumming passes in this song!

[@jimmuratori5625]

Chamberlain is an awesome drummer. He does not get the attention he deserves.

[@AdamF90]

Stoner rock, shoegaze, doom metal, psychedelic, avant-garde, electronics, Pumpkins have done everything. To me ‘95-‘96 is when they really came into their own in terms of really cementing their own sound, Billy is a great poet and a guitar virtuoso, Jimmy Chamberlain is the reason I ever picked up a pair of drum sticks, James Iha helped shaped the mood and tone and wrote some great songs himself, D’arcy definitely added her own flourishes as well

[@Malic430]

Pumpkins are the greatest band of the 90s. Just saw them in concert last week and they fuckin rocked!

[@markfadness9204]

"Tonight, Tonight" was the 7th charted single on the Billboard Hot 100 by Smashing Pumpkins, peaking @ #36 in 1996. Their highest charting Hot 100 single (and best, IMO) was "1979" peaking @ #12 in 1996.

[@MomPita]

LOVE The Smashing Pumpkins! Very nostalgic me for. Hubby and I on our honeymoon listening to the entire Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness album road tripping. Some beautiful meelow songs and then some awesome hard rock songs!

[@TheSoccerSpecialist]

I find it difficult to trust someone that doesn't like The Smashing Pumpkins. 🤣😂

[@marleinasmom]

This song always brings me back to myself... Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness is one of the major soundtracks of my late teens/end of high school/start of young adulthood years.

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I loved this time period in music. Even though Smashing Pumpkins really wasn't Grundge it was Grundge that gave musicians like the Pumpkin and music in general have the freedom to create what they want.

[@leftcoaster67]

I would have thought Jay would love the crazy good drumming in the song. I get why they did the video, it was an homage to the 1902 silent film Le Voyage Dans La Lune (A trip to the moon). But the song is amazing.

[@bminturn]

This was the perfect song with which to kick off this album. I love how ambitious and dramatic it is. That's not normally my bag with music, but they pulled it off with this album - where it definitely as leasts FEELS much bigger than the sum of its parts.

[@BigNews2021]

How can anyone not like this song? This is gorgeous song. And the video is an homage to Georges Méliès' "A Trip To The Moon" (1902), considered to be the first science fiction movie ever made.

[@JoeD0403]

“Quiet” is probably the Smashing Pumpkins song that will hit just right.

[@stephanieclark9849]

*Smashing Pumpkins - "Bullet with Butterfly Wings" and "Zero" will get your feet tapping...*

[@ehbiscuit]

If Jay wants rockin, Bullet With Butterfly Wings is one of the hardest rockin jams.

[@Kaddywompous]

SO much great Pumpkins you have left to discover. They’ve got a ton of hard rockers too.

[@kenqb5450]

Smashing Pumpkins on Halloween night was something that was done when I was a kid in Chicago. It makes sense that they picked that name for the band, since the band is from Chicago.

[@IsabelleRSG]

‘Ava Adore’ is a weirder song of theirs but with an addictive beat and a dark atmosphere I am sure Amber would enjoy. The official video of the song is cool.

[@RandomTChance]

I agree! 😎👍