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Smashing Pumpkins in their Prime ( and their best song!) “Mayonaise” — Siamese Dream (Released July 27, 1993) — Live at Metro, Chicago — August 14, 1993 The Smashing Pumpkins played Metro in Chicago on August 14, 1993, less than three weeks after releasing Siamese Dream. The record had been made under pressure. Billy Corgan largely re-tracked James Iha and D’arcy Wretzky’s parts in the studio with producer Butch Vig, while Jimmy Chamberlin’s drumming remained central. The sessions were expensive
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Smashing Pumpkins in their Prime ( and their best song!) “Mayonaise” — Siamese Dream (Released July 27, 1993) — Live at Metro, Chicago — August 14, 1993 The Smashing Pumpkins played Metro in Chicago on August 14, 1993, less than three weeks after releasing Siamese Dream. The record had been made under pressure. Billy Corgan largely re-tracked James Iha and D’arcy Wretzky’s parts in the studio with producer Butch Vig, while Jimmy Chamberlin’s drumming remained central. The sessions were expensive
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