Billy Corgan

Which is, you know, I'm a smitten indie wannabe rock star.

And, you know, I've just seen you play.

And, you know, if anybody saw you in the first album era, you know, what it lacked in Beatle chords, it made up for in complete, sheer, visceral energy.

Yeah, I mean, the things I remember were Eric's kind of atonal approach to guitar, which I found really interesting as a nerd.

I'm a fan of Eric.

Yeah, I am too.

He wasn't always a fan of me, but we made our piece, which is all good.

But the point is, my two memories of watching you play at the Avalon that night, you know, was...

the cool guitar stuff happening, and then this just never ending screen.

And what is the source of this

Whatever that I mean, it was like a white hot rage.

Yeah.

And it was performative.

Yes.

But it was coming.

It was sourced from somewhere.

You know what I mean?

When the indie world would give me about playing solos and playing, they used to say too good.

That was always a fun one for us.

But let me give you an addendum to that.