The Smashing Pumpkins - Siva (Official Music Video)
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Official video for Smashing Pumpkins song “Siva” from the album Gish. Buy It Here: smarturl.it/jny...
"Siva" was the first music video filmed by the band.
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The Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Alice in chains, Nirvana, Sublime, Stone Temple Pilots, and Soundgarden.....The Early 90s Had so much to offer.
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, Oasis, Foo Fighters, Nas, 2Pac
+Joseph Stalin Oasis, get out of here Stalin.
The fuck is wrong with Oasis?
what isnt wrong with that God forsaken band?
wang chung explain to me what exactly is wrong with their debut album, or even their second album?
I remember when this came out and I had it on cassette. Rocking this thing in a WALK MAN! seems like a million years ago.
Because it was 🤣HAHAHA
@Long Johnson you're still young 🤣
you know, i was listening to dawn to dusk k7 in my walkman when it fell from my pocket under the bus and crashed them forever
Lucky you !!!!! :)
I was 9 !
The Gish guitar finally returned to Billy’s hands!
The classic “I love my mommy” strat!
Brad Walsh nope, the Gish guitar was stolen in 92, it had a custom paint job on top of the yellow, the “I love my mom” strat is the same one as the blue Mellon Collie strat, hes always had it
Thankgod for that.
*still reflects on Kurt's unplugged guitar*
@@seanviklund6749 look whos comment i am replying to.
@@seanviklund6749 ok ill explain it step by step for you.
Brad referred to the gish strat as the "i love my mom" strat, which it isn't.
I then explained the custom paint job on the gish strat and how it was stolen in 92.
I didn't mention him getting the guitar back because it was not necessary to, as the purpose of the comment was to correct him on thinking the 2 guitars were the same one.
Hope you can shut the fuck up now. :)
Just sublime....Gish still blows my mind, one of the great debuts and arguably the best debut of the 90's. Their first 3 albums were a legendary run, and even though I love almost all of their stuff, nothing could match that era. Billy is right, it wouldn't matter if he released the greatest album ever right now, people are so nostalgic and stuck in the past. It's true.
+ThePsychedelicCinema Gish and Ten are just legendary debut albums, even though Siamese Dream proved to me that The Smashing Pumpkins could do even better. I've never liked a Pearl Jam album as much as their debut one.
Same, I'm a fan of a lot of later Pearl Jam, but nothing can match Ten and I believe even they know that...Siamese Dream is my favorite album of all time, I feel like it's pretty close to perfect lol but Gish is easily a top 10...Mellon Collie is up there also
+ThePsychedelicCinema that album is perfection from opening drum roll to noisy breakdown.
Butch Vig was the 2nd Pumpkin. :D
+ThePsychedelicCinema I'd argue Weezer's Blue Album is a better debut... but I still love both Gish and Blue.
I saw this on MTV 120 Minutes in 1991 and lost my 16 year old mind. What a year that was for music.
It's like the whole world drifts away when I'm listening to the pumpkins
Truer words have never been written
My thoughts exactly!!
God him and everyone!!❤️🌎🐐💦🏜️💯🙏🏠🆗🪶
I know everyone loves Siamese Dream, but Gish is a kick ass album. I listen to this all the time!
I say gish is better
@@christinacalderon14 I totally agree. Gish was an amazing, innovative album- I listen to it just about every day and find it incredibly involving musically.
for me its Gish , then Picese Iscariot
I prefer this than Siamese Dream.
I bought all of them and it had the good fortune to see them live in Chicago twice and I do love Gish as my vave SP albume!
Gish is so underrated, amazing debut album
Jack Brown hi jack again
Hey
Recorded at smart studios in Madison Wisconsin. The best recorded album the pumpkins put out by far.
It is very good but simply overshadowed by even better albums that follow it
@@Meemitalo_ true
Man 1991 was such a killer year for rock!
There are few, if ANY years in history that produced so much life changing Music as 1991. From Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana to Metallica's Black album, the list is too long. Years like that, if your lucky, only come once in a lifetime !
Forgot the best album of not only that year, but also the decade, Loveless
@@smoshbooz YES Loveless. One of the most important albums of all time. Shoegaze in general and My Bloody Valentine specifically had such a far reaching influence, almost every rock band of the last 25 years owes at least some of their sound to it.
So true... I miss those days veeeery much ❤️🐦
I was 21 in 91' . So many great releases from around that time.
I spin off and lose my head
Throwing stray a spark instead
Gather strength down in my heel
And dig it in the world I peel
Way down deep within my heart
Lies a soul that's torn apart
Tell me, tell me what your after
I just want to get there faster
I don't live - I inhale
I don't give - I unveil
Don't want to live in your misery
I don't live - I inhale
Sprinkle all my kisses on your head
Stars full of wishes fill our beds
She said, "I'm dead"
All this pain smothers me
Like a bomb that you can't see
Tell me, tell me what your after
I just want to get there faster
I don't live - I inhale
I don't give - I unveil
I don't live - I inhale
I don't live
Corgan's vocal timbre, one-in-a-billion. One of those inconceivable cosmic accidents that shaped music history.
Never have I found another band that has this sound. Love the Pumpkins.
You never will.
They are not on Smashing Pumpkins level, but they still make amazing songs: check out Silversun Pickups
There's a band called Catherine that's somewhat similar
Narrow head also seems got pumpkins influence
HUM comes close..but yeah?
I agree
Jimmy Chamberlin one of the best drummers of all time
Have to agree. Extremely underrated.
I fully agree with u ,he is so underated, they were fucked when he got kicked, cheers
+narrow mindspace With Danny Carey being the absolute best, followed by Neal Pearth and about 20 more before this guy even enters the list ...
+Endrid Cold In your opinion, you fucking bellend.
I came never get Cherub Rock right on my set. Ridiculously underrated.
This album helped bridge the gap between metal and "alternative rock"... between 80s and 90s. I've bought, lost, given away, and bought again so many copies of this album. Essential listening.
This & "Nothing's Shocking"; same to all of that ^^ , esp the last part lol ❤👍🏼
That bridge I think was Mother love bone, cause they were grunge, but also had that smell of hair metal
Still gets me pumped 2 decades later.
A very underrated song, by far one of the best songs ever.
Obsessed with it. Like when you're stuck in life, you listen to and try to figure out and look inside and around. Damn perfect video
How is it underrated it was literally released as a single
@@arj7230 It didn't chart, therefore, underrated.
No band will ever be this. This perfect moment ripping out from the center in so many different directions.
I've never been particularly attuned to the drumming in rock tunes. But listening to the Pumpkins back in the day, I remember thinking, "the drums, man...the drums."
The Smashing Pumpkins is the ONLY band I know that can get me pumped with every instrument at once! Usually I notice the drums or the lead guitar standing out, but I these songs the guitar, drums, and even bass are all equally amazing!
The drums are absolutely key to their sound ... I've never heard ANYONE else be able to go from jazzy quietudes to absolute beast mode in 0.026 seconds ... and that was their sound
Geek USA!
Yes. Me too. Two bands at this time. Two different bands playing completely different genres.
The Pumpkins here and a band called Ride in the UK. They were a shoegaze indie band. Loz Tolbert…man, his drums are like Jimmy but in a different way. Listen to a track called “Seagull” and it’ll give you an inkling why…;)
What a song! What an album! My absolute favorite Pumpkins record by far. Jimmy Chamberlain is a drumming BEAST!
RIP Billy's luscious locks😪
Can this song kick any more ass? Listening to it full volume on my headphones and going crazy. Fuck yeah. In their heyday, they were a TIGHT band, like a fucking force to reckon with.
Yeah this song so Epic. I think I remember taping this on VHS off of MTV.
What an album and what a time!
This, Ritual de La habitual , Blood Sugar …, and Badmotorfinger, were all legendary!
Primus, porno4pyros, kyuss~ Alice in chains, skinny puppy, the gathering,
i swear drums sounded better in the 90s
they play whit passion
Cause they all watched the Karate kid hey - funny
+The Pose Rick Rubin has done great things and still he tries to ruin it by making distorted albums lately.
Jimmy Chamberlin is an under rated master.
It's Jimmy Fucking Chamberlain. One of the best rock drummers in the last 30 years.
first Pumkins album, heard it on cassette in Oct. of 91'. they were then not too well known, new on the scene, yet getting some exposure on MTV alternative. i was a lonely 19 year old junior college dropout, and it made an imprint on me, gave me a voice. what we noticed about it was that the guitars had a late 60s over-driven tone on them, and not the familiar metal distortion of 80s and early 90s, so our frame of reference was that it was a little more like Hendrix, with that kind of free spirit to it, yet still crashing and hard, with a kind of an emotionally dark-overcast vibe. the quieter middle section was my favorite, definitely hippie acid-esque. Nirvana had not yet hit, but would soon.
I remember first hearing it in '91 or '92 too, when I was 17ish. I bought the "Gish" CD at the same time as Ministry "Psalm 69." I had been into old school punk rock for years through my older brother, but long thought then-contemporary music was lame, and was always looking for edgy loud guitar alternative music. Janes Addiction was the big discovery, followed by Soundgarden "Louder than Love" and a few others ( FnM, RHCP, the Cult, etc.) prior to Nirvana. I loved the riff on this one, but only liked the 1st 3 songs on Gish. Siamese Dream though, that became my favorite record or the era. Billy, kinda verbose and gangly and sorta uncool, was more relatable to me than Kurt, and anyway the music hit me deeper.
Ditto! :)
Its the Big Muff
sounds like the first paragraph of a really good book.
LOL That comment is straight from 10th grade AP English... and you still try that hard with the emo bullshit 20 years later?
I remember seeing The Smashing Pumpkins in Belgium, right after Siamese Dream came out (Pukkelpop). I went to the record store the next Monday, got Siamese Dream and bought Gish as well. I still can't decide which album I like more, which is a nice problem to have.
They were on so much acid when they made this album, God bless them!
PennySparkle10 Good acid too, no doubt...
So was I when Gish came out. I used to listen to the CD over and over with Dinosaur Jr. And Soundgarden
@@EREBVS999 Gish and Green Mind. Good times my friend! The album cover for Green Mind was funny.
LSD makes the soul better...🙏😎🕺
God I miss the acid of the 90's. So good. And I never had a bad trip and I've easily eaten well over 170 hits. A few months ago a buddy gave me a hit of blotter. Which honestly I've never taken one hit in my life. Lol. But whatever it was free. Hell my first time I ended eating a ten strip throughout the night. Tripped for almost 2 days lol. But anyway I took that hit on Halloween and all it did was keep me awake. I kind of had the head high goin on but not shit for visuals which is my favorite part of acid. If I didn't want visuals I'd eat shrooms
The stark contrast between the quiet section and back into the loud and crazy riff is AMAZING!! I love it!!
I'm just always obsessed with how much low end SP on this album. I remember pushing this song hard through my large speakers and that low end being so powerful and shaking the whole room.. After MCATIS that level of bass never returned.
I pride myself on knowing and loving music. This album should be celebrated much more than it is
Heavier than a lot of music from metal bands, severe headbanging potential!
Elle R. Apaytor this just isn’t true man love this band but not heavy as most metal
@@danday457 more like not so crappy as most of metal
Great band but this isnt that heavy. Its just hard groovy rock and its nice as fuck. But not heavy thats for sure
This is more classic hard rock
@@danday457 and that's a good thing for me, doesn't need to be "heavy" to be amazing..
I was never a massive fan of them but Siva is Rock music as it should be, totally fucking amazing song, "YEAH"
Gish hits me hardest. Luckily to be a freshman in college when they showed up to open for the Chainsaw Kittens in Norman, Oklahoma. Gish wasn’t out yet and I never heard of them. But they put on a show that blew my mind. One of the best concerts I ever saw. Their rendition of Siva was a psychedelic rock freak out of the highest order, which is why Gish is my all time fave Pumpkins album. I love their sound best when it leans into psychedelic sonics more than “grunge period” power chords and amp distortion. They defined their own sound outside of that Seattle stuff, which did nothing for me.
I remember this tour. They opened for Tad & Primus here in Portland.
Sad: We will never have another Era like the early 90's , a true Rock Paradise !
Glad: We were there !
They got lumped into the grunge era but were so above that garage rawness of the Seattle scene, I still remember being blown away hearing Cherub Rock for the first time, much like hearing Zep, or Van Halen, or Pearl Jam, speechless....
Female bassists are bad ass
I would have to agree.
+Alex Bellic bad as what?
+doomheaad they're played out
Maafa 1619
I see your angle but the band did make amazing music.
Maafa 1619
Seen him many times.
No matter how far I've gone, this will never leave me.
I was born in 2006 but i love 90's music sooo much
Damn this sounds so hardcore grunge/metal!! I fucking love it !!
feel like i was back in the 70s listening to Billy Squire! The guitar riffs are so familiar it feels like home ... i love this band's sound... so many influences ..but it is separate and unique yet keeps an iconic familiarity that i love
I remember watching smashing pumpkins, opening for Pearl Jam, opening for RHCP, roseland ballroom nyc. I was completely enthralled and get goosebumps thinking of it.
I was there for two of the nights. Goosebumps indeed.
Well, Billy really enjoyed his hair back then ;p
So what! Get over it!
Patricia Watkins wtf
Make hay while the sun shines lads! Enjoy it while you can...
So did I. 👩🦲
the smashing pumpkins, The Smashing Pumpkins, Smashing Pumpkins, and the Pumpkins had so much to offer !!
I listen to this year round but something about playing it during autumn on cold, cloudy, rainy, windy days pushes it from a 10/10 to 20/10
That's how I am with Soundgarden Superunknown (fall). For me, Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream is the album of spring. Driving around aimlessly on a warm spring day, watching the snow melting off of warm, brown fields
These were the good days of the pumpkins
I had a crush on d'arcy when I was a teenager, long blonde hair and doll like face.
Man the marketing back then was so simple . Find the guitar tone then thrash out a few chords with some simple catchy riffs over the top . Throw a sexy blond chick on stage and add some acidy psychedelic visuals and you just reel the dollars in . Try it again now the markets ready for it .
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@klmeer smp you are totally wrong, yes D'arcy was a good looking chick,
but that had Nothing to do with the Pumpkins success. The MUSIC kicked ass, at the time it was something New people had never heard before.
It rocked your Soul.
You can throw 4 hot blonds at me all day long, if there music sucks, it won't last 10 minutes.
When I listen to The Smashing Pumpkins 25 + years later, it still rocks me as much as the first Time I heard it !! Never gets old, THAT is what made them great! and still loved today in 2018 !
Over 20 years later and its still one of my favorite albums to play loud. Great album, great production and Jimmy's best drumming imho.
Just heard this Saturday(August 14) for the first time. Sure does rock. Cheers!
adoro
a so much better breed of rock n roll. Unique, variety, balls, art.
I once played with a singer who claimed he hated these guys but he only knew songs like 1979. We put on a few face melters from Gish and he was like, "Wow. I owe these guys an apology."
I'm a massive bowie fan and am happy to have rediscovered this band am now going to order all of their albums xxx
I remember hearing this for the first time and I think my musical preferences shifted immensely.
Yeah, the Gish guitar has returned. How about another Gish influenced album?! Am l alone??
from the pumpkin's often forgotten first album...fantastic.
i cant thank you enough for writing that.
0:04 when that Strat comes screaming in 😍😍😍
This album still makes me feel like I could run thru a wall. 🤘
I love this song. Great drum work and groove. And a song named after me!
Definitive Smashing Pumpkins song. Inspiring and depressing, all at once.
You all played this on 10 July 1996!! I was there. Just found a recording on audio & an actual video!! THAT IS SO COOL for me!! I miss D’arcy!!
This song rocks. I love Gish.
always love this song................
MAN.....after all these years it STILL holds up......just a F'N awesome song! I remember seeing this on TBS Night Tracks in 1991.....I was so blown away went right out and bought Gish.....NOBODY knew who the SP were on that first album.....I remember telling anybody who would listen how great this band was....and most times they were like.....never heard of them.....then like 2 years later with Siamese Dream.....the flood gates busted open and EVERYBOY discovered them......but for those of us that caught on early......this album is still special.
I have that same feeling for Facelift and Bad Motor Finger as well.
Saw this on MTV 120 minutes and changed my life forever. It was the thunderbolt that ended 80s pop and hair metal.
"I spin off and lose my haaair"🎵
Lmao
Bought the CD immediately after hearing this. Was not disappointed❤
This album and this song changed my life.
A million years ago I was 15 tripping on acid with my best friend making art the carpet would be water and then flowers... 120 Mins was on just background noise
This video came on. The song was incredible we wanted to hear it again. But this was the stone age so we had to wait until we could get to tower records by her house.. I think we paid for the Gish cassette with quarters out of her Moms giant change jar. Phenomenal record.
Gotta say I had some awesome times too this band!!
holy shit he had alota hair
Jason Sanders well it was the 90s so... yah
Yeah and now he looks like a bald Frankenstein
@Kris Radke Is because the long hair in men died with the 80s, same as synths in rock music
I'm actually confused at this comment section long hair was definitely the thing to have in the 90s. Maybe y'all lived in Southern California or something where rap and hip hop dominated
@@Timecapsule96 Exactly, from Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl to Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder... All had long hair.
Love the phaser effect on drums near the end...perfect sprinkle of phaser
Oh yeah, that sh*ts rad!
Seen them in October of 96 with my sister and just seen them in September of 23 with my sister and niece and they still rock hard. 🤘🏻
Let's all just take a moment to feel bad for the kids who have never experienced 90s music in its glory.
aka me
Born in 99 :(
I was born in 2006, and I can’t really find any music from now that I like. Only a handful of artists.
Darcy is 100% responsible for my infatuation with female bass players.
Shiva lives in all of us Billy!
To wait in line to purchase your music with the cash you saved up with others who share your love of the band, just that unity, todays youth will not experience that. I appreciated the group experience.
Love u Corgan
Los amo por siempre, son la mejor banda del mundo
I really love this fxcking drummer!!!
this is their most tool-like song, i love it!
Saw them touring for this album with Pearl Jam (Ten was just out) and RHCP were touring for Blood Sugar sex magic. Hell of a lineup.
Gish is still my favourite SP record and love all the early b-sides.
I love the phycodelic vibe of this album.
Ran out to buy this CD immediately after hearing this the first time! The 90’s had some great music!!
This is it! I saw this video when it debuted on Headbangers Ball back in 1991. I was so impressed, before the week was out I had gone and bought Gish! Absolutely fell in love with that CD. So powerful!!! Love this era of the band!!!!
Damn Gish is an amazing album
Ily
Gran tema!
Still rocks as hard as it did in ‘91. I can almost feel the time listening to this. What a brilliant song.
los 90s que recuerdos ams buenos ............. buena musicaaaa buen recuerdooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.....................
I just wanna get there faster.
Great lyric about premature ejaculation
Lembro de ouvir Siva com The Smashing Pumpkins em um programa chamado Novas Tendências no rádio e foi a primeira musica no estilo Grunge/Alternativo que ouvi, seguida na sequência por Smells Like Teen Spirits do Nirvana. A impressão que tive do gênero foi a melhor possível.
F-ing LOVE this song and almost all the songs from GISH! Thanks for posting this epic bit of musical wonder!
Taking a walk down memory lane, I saw them open for Guns 'N' Roses back in 1991. They played this song. 🤘🏽
120 Minutes all the way
I love that video.
Hearing this for the first time at 36. Wow😮
Love it love it loooooooooove it so damn much wish I could get that sound
Im in love with 90s D'arcy
This changed everything. Suddenly it was cool to be punk, but appreciate real guitar.
My favorite pumpkins song still ( and there are a bunch of great ones).
Name a smashing pumpkins song with only 1 solo/fill. I will always say this band was just for him to show how good he was at guitar.