Can you believe it’s been twelve years since The Smashing Pumpkins released their two-disc masterpiece, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness? Crazy! We remember banging our homo heads to Billy Corgan’s crooning and feeling the weight of the world. That weight may have lifted, but The Pumpkins’ sound endures.
Simply put, Melancholy may be one of the best albums in history. In celebration of our joyous, cacophonous, smashing aural reunion, here are two videos: above the jump you’ll find the somberly sweet, “Tonight, Tonight”, and after the jump, the angst-filled classic, “Zero”. Rock on!
Bryan
I am so glad you posted this aural! I was listening to this album last night with a really good friend. It’s one of my favorites of all time. Excellent choice!
Dawster
I’m glad you posted this as well… oh the memories! the love of my life and i used to fuck to this…
Austin
A couple quick things: homosexuality is not a sexual preference. It is a sexual perversion. And secondly, the CD is called Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. Yes, it is supposed to be spelled that way. His name is Billy Corgan, not Corrigan. Do you people not do any research? Why don’t you stick to reporting stuff you know, like Elltin Jon.