Billy Corgan

It's so weird.

It's so weird.

There's zero.

There's zero.

There's zero.

See, my father was a musician, but he didn't want me to play music. Oh, wow. So it worked the opposite. Everybody assumed he would be supportive, and he was totally not supportive.

See, my father was a musician, but he didn't want me to play music. Oh, wow. So it worked the opposite. Everybody assumed he would be supportive, and he was totally not supportive.

See, my father was a musician, but he didn't want me to play music. Oh, wow. So it worked the opposite. Everybody assumed he would be supportive, and he was totally not supportive.

Yeah, and other reasons, but it's not important to me. So describe for me, here we are in Van Nuys, describe for me Van Nuys sort of mid-60s. Because, you know, in Chicago, we have such a Beach Boy version of California.

Yeah, and other reasons, but it's not important to me. So describe for me, here we are in Van Nuys, describe for me Van Nuys sort of mid-60s. Because, you know, in Chicago, we have such a Beach Boy version of California.

Yeah, and other reasons, but it's not important to me. So describe for me, here we are in Van Nuys, describe for me Van Nuys sort of mid-60s. Because, you know, in Chicago, we have such a Beach Boy version of California.

But give me your version in your team.

But give me your version in your team.

But give me your version in your team.

I guess I'm looking for when you really started in, you know, let's call it 10, 12, 14, when music becomes sort of central to your identity.

I guess I'm looking for when you really started in, you know, let's call it 10, 12, 14, when music becomes sort of central to your identity.

I guess I'm looking for when you really started in, you know, let's call it 10, 12, 14, when music becomes sort of central to your identity.

So you saw the Beatles?

So you saw the Beatles?

So you saw the Beatles?