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Diablos said:FMT in denial :lol
:lol
i don't know why i bother denying it, motherfucker dated tila tequila so anything is possible
fucking billy
Diablos said:FMT in denial :lol
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krioto said:The smashing pumpkins ceased to be an entity for me right after siamese dream - nothing they've done since then is any good.
Your loss. They did a lot more than that, and it was all great.krioto said:The smashing pumpkins ceased to be an entity for me right after siamese dream - nothing they've done since then is any good.
http://www.lacrossetribune.com/news/local/article_5565352a-e098-11de-99c2-001cc4c002e0.html"He's played stadiums, won a Grammy, sold millions of CDs and toured the world.
And yet Jimmy Chamberlin, former drummer for the 1990s alternative rock band Smashing Pumpkins, was anxious before giving a free drum clinic for 200 fans Thursday at SSE Music.
"I'm used to three other people up there with me," Chamberlin said. "It's different on my own."
The evening was a mix of music and motivation. Chamberlin talked about drumming and played songs from his solo project, the Jimmy Chamberlin Complex, and his newest band, This.
But Chamberlin went beyond the music, encouraging people to follow their passion.
"Anything you do, make sure you can be happy doing it," Chamberlin said.
Drumming always has made Chamberlin happy, something he's done for 37 years. His idea of success, he said, isn't selling millions of records.
"I've seen people walk off the stage of stadiums miserable, and I've seen people playing smoky clubs who are lighting up the room with joy," Chamberlin said. "Fame and fortune doesn't equal happiness."
Chamberlin has followed his own advice - he left the latest incarnation of the Smashing Pumpkins last March.
"For me, I felt like I needed to be more than a drummer," Chamberlin said. "I didn't feel like I had enough ownership. It's better sometimes to say It's time to do my own thing.'"
That's where This, his latest band comes in. He describes the music as "progressive, symphonic pop," and said the band plans to hit the studio in January. It has challenged him musically and given him more freedom - things he finds essential for happiness.
"You need to find your own idea of what success looks like to you," Chamberlin said. "It all has to do with formulating a clear vision."
SSE Music usually has a drum clinic once a year, said owner Steve Earp.
"It's become a tradition," Earp said. "This is probably our largest one. It's our way of giving people an opportunity to see and hear a national artist."
Drummers Chris Paquette, 18, and Aaron Frost, 20, liked that Chamberlin talked about more than music.
"You usually just hear about technique," Paquette said. "I liked what he had to say about finding what you love, even if it isn't music."
"He took it beyond that level," Frost said. "He seems to really have a passion for it."
What a loon. I don't want insight into how he became a Jesus freak.Whenever news gets slow, all one has to do is mosey on over to Billy Corgans spiritual blog and Jessica Simpsons alleged new boyfriend brings the goods. We knew that Corgan has two book projects on the way, but details were scarce, aside from that bit about one of them being a collaboration with French über SP fan/writer Claire Fercak. Would it be another volume of poetry? Or a Smashing Pumpkins tell-all, a la Mötley Crües (haha more umlauts) The Dirt?
The book, which is tentatively titled God Is Everywhere from Here to There (it was named that before Corgans blog Everything From Here To There, he insists) will be published by St. Martins Press. I can say I am thrilled to be working with them, writes Corgan in a post called Christmas Memories. The book is going to be a spiritual memoir about how this boy named William came to find God, or, vice versa, how God came to find William. lol )
Ever wonder how the short-lived puppet show Gothageddon came to be? Questions like that will perhaps be answered. If you have ever wondered how I came to be so mercurial, reactionary, silly, or spiritually open, Corgan continues, then this book will provide insight into that.
He's found a savior in an eerie devotion to his idea of God, and the kind of pop culture that he once despised.FrenchMovieTheme said:wow i can't think of anything more unappealing than hearing about how god found billy or billy found god. i have no ill will towards someone who is spiritual or believes in god but something about shit like this just rubs me the wrong way.
good for billy that he is happy and has found a savior i suppose
"Music's pretty cool and I'm glad to be a part of it. Sometimes when you reach for the stars, you end up in the f---ing sh--. I don't believe in God. I don't believe in America. I don't believe in rock and roll. All I believe in is me."
"I don't know if God would agree with me, but believing in God is kind of unimportant when compared to believing in yourself. Because if you go with the idea that God gave you a mind and an ability to judge things, then he would want you to believe in yourself and not worry about believing in him. By believing in yourself you will come to the conclusion that will point to something."
Fleet of Foot said:So I admit I haven't followed this too closely, but aren't we supposed to be getting 44 songs? Is there still only one available? What's that, like one a month? Where's the rest?
You need the Pumpkin Pie!PumpkinPie said:If the rest sound anything like 'song for a son' then I don't want them, haet Guns 'n' Roses solo. I think 'Untitled' was the last good song they made, Billy alone does not equal The Smashing Pumpkins
Fleet of Foot said:So I admit I haven't followed this too closely, but aren't we supposed to be getting 44 songs? Is there still only one available? What's that, like one a month? Where's the rest?
www.3news.co.nz said:Jessica Simpson has gone public with her relationship with Smashing Pumpkins rocker Billy Corgan - revealing the odd couple has teamed up for a new song.
The singer/actress was alleged to be dating Corgan in December after they were snapped on a night out together.
Simpson has been friends with 42-year-old Corgan for years, but sources claimed the stars were taking their relationship to the next level and were "officially dating".
The musicians have remained silent over the romance rumours, but Simpson has now admitted they have been spending time together - in the recording studio.
In a post on her Twitter.com blog, the blonde beauty writes, "I am blessed. Going over a song w (with) @billy..."
She accompanied the message with snaps of the pair at work and admits she is enjoying working with Corgan.
Diablos said:I'm about one step away from writing this dipshit off completely.
I'm not. I basically stopped after Jimmy left.distantmantra said:I can't believe you're still hanging on. Sadly, the dude went nuts and became completely irrelevant years ago.
DON'T DO IT BILLY, PLEASE, DON'T DO IT!JESSICA Simpson has fallen hard and fast for her new boyfriend Billy Corgan.
And according to insiders, the singer/actress is so taken with the musician, shes hoping to marry him.
Jessica is so in love with Billy right now, a source revealed. Shes talked about marrying him and maybe starting a family.
She turns 30 this year and is keen to settle down after a string of failed romances.
Jessica who was previously married to Nick Lachey and has dated singer John Mayer and American footballer Tony Romo and Billy, 42, were first romantically linked in November 2009 after they both attended a Los Angeles party, though they have been friends for some time.
Recent reports claimed Simpsons friends and family had warned her against a romance with Corgan.
Its been a long time since weve seen Jessica go this crazy over a man, a source said earlier this month. Shes attracted to his spirituality and wisdom and thinks hes the most amazing person in every aspect.
But Billy can be a dark guy. He admits he considered suicide in the past and has a long-running battle with depression. Not exactly the type of person youd expect to be drawn to.
Jessicas so vulnerable emotionally right now. Shes scared of being alone.
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Diablos said:New song is up. I'm not even going to bother linking. It's that bad. Pretty sure Jessica Simpson is doing background vocals.
Macam said:Widow Wake My Mind. On the left-hand side, select the song and it'll start playing, etc.
Seth C said:I'm having trouble putting in to words just how terribly bad this song is. In fact, this isn't even a song. It is an obnoxious repeating chorus, and not even a catchy chorus at that.
Diablos said:Geez, don't know how I missed this -- it's from the middle of last year. D'Arcy unexpectedly calls Q101. First time anyone had heard from her since she left the Pumpkins, basically.
http://media.q101.com/Blogs/1000308/01 D'Arcy.mp3
D'Arcy sounds uhh... REALLY coked out and weird. I hope she's ok. Any long-time SP fan should probably listen to this...
Wow. Just finished listening. She ends the call with "sometimes I caaannn... talk. Sometimes I can't." She's being sincere. It's hard for her to communicate anything throughout the entire call. I think there is something seriously wrong. Ongoing drug use, consequences of prior drug use, maybe a little bit of both -- she sounds kind of... crazy. She's always been weird, but I don't know if it was ever this bad.
Gouty said:What? That Zwan album was terrific.
Gouty said:What? That Zwan album was terrific.
FrenchMovieTheme said:maybe 4 songs on it!
some of their live acoustic stuff was really good though