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It's been months of non-stop SJW-esque propaganda this year from it seems almost every celeb and high profile person on the surface of the planet(pro Hillary, pro migrant invasion, Trump is Hitler, etc) but we have at least one high profile musician who knows what's going on and who has the balls and integrity to tell it like it is.

I've always liked the Smashing Pumpkins but I had no idea (until this morning) that Billy Corgan was proper red pill.
Predictably enough, the mainstream liberal media are not amused and in recent days they've ramped up the shaming tactics (against Corgan) that Corgan himself talks about in this clip!
Here he is chatting to Alex Jones:

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What happened to him?

He looks bloated and about 65 years old.

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This was a good video and Billy Corgan is a thoughtful man.

QC: Corn-fed and carbfaced is the Chicagoland way.

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"The only thing that is going to adjust their ideological fixation is reality".

It sounds like Billy has had a dose of reality.

I always thought that his music was the best of the popular music of the 90s. You can tell its quality because it is legit by both popular and independent music standards.

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(08-02-2016 10:34 AM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  What happened to him?

He looks bloated and about 65 years old.

Combination of being on tour, medication's side effects, and his diet. Lovely combination to make you look haggard. Plus I he must of bundle up in the studio due to the air conditioning.

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Thanks for that Cr33pin. Damn makes me feel nostalgic.

Something about 90's music videos that nothing newer has been able to match.

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(08-02-2016 10:55 AM)hydrogonian Wrote:  I always thought that his music was the best of the popular music of the 90s. You can tell its quality because it is legit by both popular and independent music standards.

I think he is one of the rare artists whos in it truly for the music and gives two shits whether people like it or not.

Coincidentally, Ive been listening to Siamese Dream over and over these last few days. Some of the lyrics are actually red pill.

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Billy has a lot of really interesting stuff to say. I wish Jones didn't keep cutting him off so he could keep going on his threads.

EDIT: also someone posted this interview on here before. Still surprised that Corgan is so unplugged and red pill. Most artists/musicians, especially in rock and roll/pop are heavily programmed leftists.

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Corgan never got his proper due. He was one of the defining voices of that 90's era. Not many of those guys left really. Chris Cornell, Zach de la Rocha, Eddie Vedder, and uh that's about it these days.

I always knew he was kind of red pill based on his interviews. He's definitely pretty outspoken about his politics. Corgan is red pill probably because he had to take care of his mentally retarded brother too. That sort of thing does influence your worldview quite a bit. Spaceboy is based on his brother if you guys didn't know.

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Been listening to the Smashing Pumpkins channel all summer on Pandora. Mixed bag at times, but anything Smashing Pumpkins is awesome. I've heard some different versions of many of their classics:









One of my favorite music videos growing up:

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You guys forgetting the best one:

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He's in Austin where it's 100 degrees today and every summer day, yet dressed like it's New York in the winter.

Alex must keep a cold ass studio.

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(08-02-2016 02:31 PM)General Stalin Wrote:  Billy has a lot of really interesting stuff to say. I wish Jones didn't keep cutting him off so he could keep going on his threads.

EDIT: also someone posted this interview on here before. Still surprised that Corgan is so unplugged and red pill. Most artists/musicians, especially in rock and roll/pop are heavily programmed leftists.

Sometimes they start going rogue, then they end up dead (Hendricks, Brian Jones, Lennon, MJ, Cobain, Prince,...)

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I don't what you guys are seeing here. This video is so full of inuendo I'm surprised they don't just start winking at each other.

Someone explain this to me. Who are these "global elites" except the very richest men – and is Donald Trump not among these elites?

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^They are talking about Globalists.

i.e. - the politicians and organizations pushing the policies of unmitigated mass migration, borderless societies, citizen disarmament, job killing trade agreements, anti-free speech etc etc.

Those are the "globalist elites"

Trump is rich as hell, but would very obviously not be included in that group.

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Mad respect for Billy Corgan. He never got the props I think he deserved as an excellent guitarist as well as frontman, songwriter and bandleader. As an Asian guy growing up in the 80's-90's, I would always try to support Asians in entertainment/media, but even I could see that Corgan was carrying James Iha's no talent ass around the whole time.

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(08-02-2016 02:28 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:  Thanks for that Cr33pin. Damn makes me feel nostalgic.

Something about 90's music videos that nothing newer has been able to match.

Some may disagree with this but the 90s mainstream music era was a great time with some real deal non-manufactured talent. The mainstream stuff has been shit since the late 1990s/early 2000's and mostly filled with very inauthentic/manufactured people. This is why the 90's videos are still king; they still had real deal authentic people and music in them. It was also the peak of the music video concept and therefore, more emphasis was put towards creating compelling videos. Goddamn do late 80s to late 90s music and music videos get me all super nostalgic.

For those that want to discover and re-discover music from that era:

http://120minutes.tylerc.com

Basically, they have all of MTV's 120 Minutes (a music video show for those that don't know) music playlists (order by air date; like a decade+ worth of stuff) AND the vast majority of songs are linked to YouTube videos.

If you have a fondness for this era of music, you MUST check this website out. I can virtually guarantee you will hear something that you vaguely remember (but isn't played anymore anywhere) that will put a smile on your face. You will discover new bands and re-discover stuff as well.

I've seen Billy Cogran live but in a flash in the pan band called Zwan. For those that don't know, it's NOT SP. It's very "happy" (can't say I'm really dig it)





Now, THIS is how you start your morning ride to wherever with the windows down:

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I've listened to 'An ode to no one' five times today. What a fucking tune.

I have to post a live video of them doing 'Bullet with butterfly wings' from the nineties. Gives me chills. Billy was on the form of his life back then:

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More complete version:

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(08-02-2016 09:54 PM)911 Wrote:  Sometimes they start going rogue, then they end up dead (Hendricks, Brian Jones, Lennon, MJ, Cobain, Prince,...)

If by going rogue you mean letting their drug addictions develop into terminal addiction, yes. The only two people on this list I see as being murdered for nefarious motives are MJ and Cobain. Cobain was a rapidly deteriorating burnout and ultra blue pill. Not a threat to anyone except for Courtney Love. I'm not up to speed on the fine details of it, but I do think there's something to the theory that she had him whacked. Jackson...I can see him getting bumped off by Hollywood insiders who really didn't want him to talk about their child sexual abuse rings before he was likely to die from ill-health anyway.

(08-03-2016 02:16 AM)booshala Wrote:  Mad respect for Billy Corgan. He never got the props I think he deserved as an excellent guitarist as well as frontman, songwriter and bandleader. As an Asian guy growing up in the 80's-90's, I would always try to support Asians in entertainment/media, but even I could see that Corgan was carrying James Iha's no talent ass around the whole time.

Iha was a decent guitarist. Not creative or groundbreaking, but able enough. Billy was a perfectionist and would've fired his ass if he wasn't able to keep up. As a songwriter, Iha was certainly lacking.

One of my favorite Pumpkins tunes:





I dig the lyrics and the drum machine has a good effect. Good video too with Billy channeling a Nosferatu vibe.

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(08-03-2016 10:37 AM)Germanicus Wrote:  I dig the lyrics and the drum machine has a good effect. Good video too with Billy channeling a Nosferatu vibe.

Even before Ava Adore I remember Billy Corgan was sporting some really weird clothing that made him look like a cenobite from Hellraiser. He had a full leather dress on once way back in the early 90's.

As much as I like SP they were often completely terrible live more often than not. Aside from being a glorious shitlord this is probably why Corgan doesn't receive the props he deserves.

I actually saw them live once at the Hollywood palladium in the 90's. (I also saw White Zombie there before.)

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I've never really been into their music, even though they were at their peak while I was in highschool. I do remember their first drummer was technically quite good. Corgan does have a record of hiring good looking women to play bass regardless of actual ability. Their first bassist was so bad that Billy himself plays all the bass parts on the first album.

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(08-03-2016 10:37 AM)Germanicus Wrote:  

(08-02-2016 09:54 PM)911 Wrote:  Sometimes they start going rogue, then they end up dead (Hendricks, Brian Jones, Lennon, MJ, Cobain, Prince,...)

If by going rogue you mean letting their drug addictions develop into terminal addiction, yes. The only two people on this list I see as being murdered for nefarious motives are MJ and Cobain. Cobain was a rapidly deteriorating burnout and ultra blue pill. Not a threat to anyone except for Courtney Love. I'm not up to speed on the fine details of it, but I do think there's something to the theory that she had him whacked. Jackson...I can see him getting bumped off by Hollywood insiders who really didn't want him to talk about their child sexual abuse rings before he was likely to die from ill-health anyway.

John Lennon was assassinated. The doorman of his UES building, Jose Perdomo, was a temp who just happened to be a high-ranking Cuban-American CIA assassin, the head of special ops group called Operation 40 His identity was withheld from the public record for years... As far as conspiracies go, this one is a slam dunk.

https://jfkcountercoup.wordpress.com/201...a-doorman/

Hendrix and Jones were actually coming clean, and becoming more politically active in the months before they died. Same with Prince, who was openly calling out the cultural rot that the music industry was pushing He went fully red pill, talking about the music industry's agenda of spreading social degeneracy (agenda which he had complied with earlier in his career), and going off on things like chemtrails on TV. He also stood up to the industry, building his own label and studio house, and went clean... Poof.

Michael Jackson has been a target long before he was killed, like Prince, he was a smart businessman who was tired of getting ripped off. The music honchos were pissed at him getting the Beatles' catalog, which had been undervalued when MJ shrewdly snapped it up, later becoming one of the most valuable properties in the industry. MJ was the victim of a smear campaign, to the point where his death was easy to spin as an overdose.

I haven't really looked in detail into Cobain's death. But Courtney Love's father, Hank Harrison, who is a fairly astute observer of the music industry as a former insider in the eye of the hippie hurricane (he managed the Grateful Dead), claims that Love, his estranged borderline psycho daughter, has killed Cobain.

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I met Billy in 1991 coming out of his bus touring for Gish. With super model in tow, even though at that time he was still a fairly small up and coming star. Saw them subsequently go from clubs to stadiums. We used to play a mean cover of Siva and Cherub Rock in high school. Billy was a true band leader, a true leader at that. He built a phenomenal band that played and looked good, and has done that over and over again since then. SP has been a revolving cast of new musicians since then. He has the skill of song writing and guitar playing, played most if not all of the parts of every album, except drums of course. The guy is a multi-faceted talent, with the confidence to create and basically do what ever he wants. A lot like Prince. I think this level of creativity, and confidence to actually build it from scratch, and find the people to pull it off with, comes off as red pill. Billy is no bullshit, and all action. Its rare these days, and to see if on full display is a remarkable thing.