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yeah, its nice thats getting played. I really like the setlist for the recent shows with Drown, Ugly, Eye, Snail and Starla being played

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, its nice thats getting played. I really like the setlist for the recent shows with Drown, Ugly, Eye, Snail and Starla being played

Yeah the setlists have been bonkers. xyu sounded great too.

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Uncle Fester sounds better here than on the studio cut. I can't recall that ever happening before.

yeah i like that performance....the band seems very locked in and the background vocals are a good choice.

Thats sierra swan?

Katie Cole.

oh yeah Katie Cole

ep 3 of the podcast is up and the new song is a banger..i kinda love how Billy's voice sound really

Also listening to him and Jimmy talk about The Everlasting Gaze video put a smile on my face

yeah, its a good songs...i always thought it was for Adore but no, he wrote it for the movie after Lynch say no to Tear i think

I liked "The Good in Goodbye". Started off a little sterile -- the riff itself is pretty butt-rock. Vocals and drumming are great, though. Then when they played "Gaze" I had to go off and finish Machina in its entirety.

Im listening to a show they did in Tokyo in 2000

Ava Adore rules so har and its Melissa

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, its a good songs...i always thought it was for Adore but no, he wrote it for the movie after Lynch say no to Tear i think

Yeah, he talks about it here (@2:08)

Billy is such a talent

That guitar tone. Hook it up to my veins!

Yeah, its such a good song....The way the drums and bass appear feels so much like the 90s...i cant explain how, but it feels like that to me.

Awesome song. Only someone like Billy in 1996 can have so many great songs as b sides.

one of the best sp songs period right there, and it's a b-side. hard to argue mid-90s corgan wasn't a fantastic talent and creative juggernaut. not everything hit, but the quality/quantity ratio was absurdly high for someone putting out that much music.

yeah, till 2000s he was untouchable. And i would add the Zeitgeist era too.

I was thinking Eye came out in what...1997? impressive to come from Mellon Collie to that one, written all alone basically.

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This is much more likeable than the studio version, which is so airless in comparison.

Billy sounds better and you tell Jimmy is actually playing the drums!

Anyone know what guitar Jeff is playing there? Pretty slick.