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One and All

"One and All" (or "One and All (We Are)") is the second single from The Smashing Pumpkins' tenth album Monuments to an Elegy. The track premiered through the Huffington Post on November 5th, 2014.
==Recording and sound==
In an interview with the Huffington Post, band leader Billy Corgan said "I basically sang the whole song the first time I wrote it... It had written itself." In the studio recording, Corgan plays the rhythm guitar in the left ear, while guitarist Jeff Schroeder plays in the right ear – a strategy that contrasts with the "doubling" effect that The Smashing Pumpkins were known for on previous albums.
Rolling Stone described the track as having "a deep wash of grungy guitar distortion ...the hard-rocking "One and All" features the drumming of Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee bashing his way through Billy Corgan and Jeff Schroeder's murky mires of guitar and the singer's lyrics about feeling young." "One and All" was the song from Monuments that inspired Corgan and Schroeder to invite Tommy Lee to do the drum parts.
==Reception==
The song was favorably received. Stereogum said "The brand new, guitar-overloaded 'One and All' is a considerable improvement on 'Being Beige,' in my opinion — it's considerably heavier, too, which plays to Billy Corgan’s strengths at this point in his career." Music Times stated that "Fans of the Pumpkins will not be disappointed, as the song has a darkly metallic quality reminiscent of their 1995 opus Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness." Spin.com stated "'One and All' does boast a shoegaze-set-on-overdrive sheen."
Some fans believe the song may have evolved the Mellon Collie outtake "The Viper".https://www.reddit.com/r/SmashingPumpkins/comments/qbk69s/one_and_all_we_are/hhb67ol/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 A clip of this version was included on "Pastichio Medley" on The Aeroplane Flies High box set.
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;The Smashing Pumpkins
*Billy Corgan – vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards and synthesizers
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*Tommy Lee – drums
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One and Two

"One and Two" is a song from James Iha's debut album Let It Come Down. An alternate, albeit nearly identical version, was included on the 2012 reissue of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness as a Smashing Pumpkins song.
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* D'arcy Wretzky – vocal harmony
* Flood – post-production
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Over the Rainbow

"Over the Rainbow" is a cover song by The Smashing Pumpkins of the 1939 song that was featured in The Wizard of Oz. It was performed often in 1993 and 1994, usually during the middle of "Silverfuck". A live recording from London Astoria on February 26, 1994 was included on Vieuphoria and the audio-only counterpart, Earphoria.
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Overjoyed

"Overjoyed" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins that was recorded during the March-April 2014 – Pumpkinland II sessions and likely intended for Day For Night, which was the abandoned sister-album to Monuments to an Elegy. Ultimately it was never officially released along with many other songs from those sessions. This is despite the endorsement from producer Howard Willing, which Billy Corgan said "you know what that means hand-waving fans".Billy Corgan, SP Nexus, April 4, 2014
Corgan later said the song might be better suited for the band Ex Cops.Billy Corgan, SP Nexus, April 20, 2014 While they don't appear to have ever had a song with this title, Corgan co-wrote three songs for their album Daggers. The song "White Noise" might be "Overjoyed", based on the lyrics, though "Daggers" is closer to the 91 BPM tempo that Corgan said "Overjoyed" was recorded in.
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Owata

"Owata" is the second single from the aborted final volume of The Smashing Pumpkins' project Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, and tenth song released from the project overall.
==History==
The song has a fairly long history prior to its official release. The song was performed, for the first time, at the Bridge School Benefit on October 26, 2008, when Jimmy Chamberlin was still in the band. Subsequently, it was performed throughout 2010's Rock 'n' Roll Party tour with drummer Mike Byrne and bassist Nicole Fiorentino, prior to its official release on Teargarden by Kaleidyscope. These early live versions are considerably different musically than the final studio version, with the studio version featuring a different drum arrangement, and a noticeably larger amount of synthesizers. The bass line is the first that Nicole Fiorentino wrote for a Smashing Pumpkins song.See comment by @xocoleyf at https://www.instagram.com/p/CdJuucwOJw_/
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A 12-minute short film featuring an in-depth look at two female underground wrestlers was released in July, 2011. The video was directed by Robby Starbuck and stars Shelly Martinez, Raven and Alissa Flash, which was subsequently edited and released in a traditional music video format. It was the first-ever video to be filmed with Red Digital Cinema Camera Company technology.
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PIGS

"PIGS" is a 2023 single by alternative metal band We Are PIGS that was co-written and co-produced by Billy Corgan and engineered by Bjorn Thorsrud. The song dates back to 2018 and was completed and released in tribute to Thorsrud, who passed in 2021.
== Background ==
We Are PIGS is headed by South African producer and songwriter Esjay Jones. The band was formed as a self-described "nu-metal revival" project that collaborated with other high-profile artists dating back to April 2020. Jones first started writing the song in 2018 when she was living in South Africa and playing with a different band. The guitarist of that band had been a finalist in a Smashing Pumpkins cover song contest and was flown to Chicago. As Jones told Revolver, "There [the guitarist] met our dear and late friend Bjorn Thorsrud, who became the catalyst for Billy adding his genius to and finally finishing this song."
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Pacer

"Pacer" is the fourth song from Act III of the The Smashing Pumpkins' 2023 rock opera, ATUM.
As with several other songs on ATUM Billy Corgan has said "Pacer" likely wouldn't have been written had it not been for a rock opera project, as it deviates so much from typical Smashing Pumpkins material. As for the title "Pacer", Corgan initially thought it would be just a working title, but later decided to keep it given the "pace" of the song.
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Pacific Coast Highway

"Pacific Coast Highway" is the fifteenth single by Hole and second single from their 2010 album, Nobody's Daughter. It was co-written together by Billy Corgan and Courtney Love. It was released as a digital download on April 6, 2010, and was added on modern rock radio in the United States on May 5, 2010.
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Pain

"Pain" is an early song by The Smashing Pumpkins. It appeared on the June 1, 1988 cassette of Nothing Ever Changes.
Billy Corgan performed it at the William Patrick Corgan Early Years 1985-1990 residency at Madame ZuZu's in October 2021. The lyric book that was handed out at the show pinpoints that the song was written in 1987.
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Pale Horse

"Pale Horse" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins off of their 2012 studio album, Oceania. Billy Corgan has said the song was written for his mother,October 20, 2020 Instagram Q&A in particular the pain both she and he endured after she was committed to an insane asylum when was four years old. Corgan later admitted his mother never shared stories about this period of her life, so the song is more of an interpretation of what Corgan imagined she went through, rather than literal meaning.
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Pale Scales

"Pale Scales" is an instrumental song by The Smashing Pumpkins. A studio recording served as the background music in the Gish scene selection menu of the Greatest Hits Video Collection (1991–2000) DVD. It was performed live regularly during the Sacred and Profane and Resume the Pose tours.
For the Machina reissue, Corgan replayed the bass part and added some additional music to the original recording.Billy Corgan. #MachinaMixes updates on Instagram. November 25, 2020
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Panopticon

"Panopticon" is the second single from The Smashing Pumpkins's eighth album Oceania. It was originally released as a promotional single to radio airplay on September 15, 2012.
==Background and recording==
In an interview with MusicRadar, Corgan stated, "It's similar to Quasar in that we had the opening riff and didn't know what to do with it. It sat for a while, but everybody felt strongly about it. It had a, dare I say, 'modern-feeling' to it, but still in the style of guitar that I like to play. Ultimately, I just sat down and wrote the song on the piano. Sometimes, when you've got a riffy song, it helps to just play the chords with no rhythm, and then you hear the 'song' in it. It's those very Paul McCartney/Wings-type chords – Broadway-type chords. What I'm most proud of from a songwriting standpoint is how it goes from D major to A minor. It goes from a very 'majorly' feel into something sorrowful, almost a Spanish feel. I don't know how the heck I did that, but it's one of my favorite things in the song, how you can keep the key but change the emotion."
Corgan used a Kimberly Bison guitar (nicknamed "Kimberly Kay") in the recording.http://www.spfc.org/band/equipment.html?equipment_id=152
==Reception==
NME described the song as "elegant and dreamy". Consequence of Sound declared that it was "heroic". Spin magazine's review of Oceania focused on Byrne's drumming on Panopticon, stating "the impressive, tom-heavy rumble of "Panopticon" quickly asserts his lithe, explosive, decidedly Jimmy Chamberlain-esque ferocity, a deft balance of muscle and sinew." Artistdirect also emphasized Byrne's contribution by describing his drumming as "flawless percussive propulsion".
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer noted Nicole Fiorentino's "highly musical bass lines".
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Paramount Theatre

The Paramount Theatre is a 2,807-seat performing arts venue located in Seattle, Washington, United States. The theater originally opened on March 1, 1928 as the Seattle Theatre,Shipley, Jonathan. "A Sign of Change", Seattle City Arts, November 2009, p. 11. with 3,000 seats. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 9, 1974, and has also been designated a City of Seattle landmark.
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Paraphernalia

Paraphernalia is an album by Chicago natives Enuff Z'Nuff. The Cheap Trick cover "Everything Works if You Let It" features lead guitar by Billy Corgan.
Following the Adore tour, Corgan accepted the offer to collaborate on the album. He recorded guitar for two tracks, but only "Everything Works if You Let It" made the album.
Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen and Styx's James Young were among others who collaborated on the record, which was the first studio effort from Enuff Z'Nuff since 1997's Seven. The album artwork is an homage to Queen's second album, Queen II. "We needed [Corgan, Nielsen and Young] to show that, despite any stigmas with the Enuff Z’Nuff name, we are the real McCoy," Z'Nuff told Rolling Stone.
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Past Midnight

"Past Midnight" is a song by the Billy Corgan side project Starchildren. A live recording from the August 18, 1990 performance appears on SP on the Radio 1988-89 / Starchildren Live 8.18.90. Although the song was performed and released under the name Starchildren, it is cataloged as The Smashing Pumpkins here as the song features only Corgan on guitar and Jimmy Chamberlin on bass playing to a drum machine.
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Paz Lenchantin

Paz Lenchantin (born December 12, 1973) is an Argentine-American musician and was the second bassist for Zwan, after David Pajo switched to guitar. She is best known otherwise as the bassist, vocalist and violinist for Pixies and A Perfect Circle. She also has worked with Silver Jews and Queens of the Stone Age, while also having released solo albums of her own.
After Zwan disbanded in 2003, Lenchantin joined Pajo in his solo project, Papa M. She later returned to work with A Perfect Circle, which by then included The Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha.
== Relevant discography ==
Zwan
* Mary Star of the Sea (January 28, 2003)
Peace + Love

"Peace + Love" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins that debuted at The Fillmore in San Francisco during the summer of 2007. It was released on the video documentary If All Goes Wrong. Billy Corgan has said a studio version of the song exists, but it has yet to surface.Billy Corgan, October 17, 2020 Instagram Q&A
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Peach

"Peach" is a Sierra Swan song that was released on her 2021 EP, Tangerines. The song was written by Billy Corgan during the Ogilala sessions,Billy Corgan. May 14, 2021 Instagram story but producer Rick Rubin felt it was "too European" for the album.
== Music video ==
The official music was released on April 13, 2022. It was directed by Linda Strawberry and filmed at Madame ZuZu's.https://www.instagram.com/p/CcTLKn9p4T9/ The songwriter, Billy Corgan, is seen playing piano in the video.
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Peel Sessions

Peel Sessions is an EP by The Smashing Pumpkins, released in 1992. The songs were recorded live on September 8, 1991 for John Peel's Radio 1 show, with exception of some minor overdubbing. All recordings later appeared on Rarities and B-Sides, and all but "Smiley" were included in the deluxe reissue of Gish. "Girl Named Sandoz", originally performed by The Animals, later appeared on 1994's Pisces Iscariot. The title is a reference to Sandoz Laboratories, where LSD was invented.
The band showed up two hours late to the sessions due to a technical misunderstanding. Billy Corgan spoke lowly of the experience, citing the poor treatment by the production crew,Billy Corgan. Pisces Iscariot liner notes. but added that this in turn forced the band to give a more powerful performance:
The album's cover photo was taken by James Iha.
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Pelican

"Pelican" is an early demo song by Billy Corgan's first band, The Marked. It was written by Corgan and Ron Roesing, with lead vocals by Roesing and backup by Corgan. The song was recorded in Saint Petersburg, Florida in a rented attic space on Corgan's 4-track recorder.
Reportedly there is an amateur music video for the song, directed by band collaborator Jonathan Morrill.
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Pentagrams

"Pentagrams" is the second track off of The Smashing Pumpkins's 2024 album, Aghori Mhori Mei.
Musically, the song appears to foreshadow "999" with a similar backing guitar melody. The guitar can be heard silently in the left channel during the heavy parts at around the 2:00–2:20 mark, and more prominently throughout the end of the song.
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Perfect

"Perfect" is the second single from The Smashing Pumpkins' fourth album, Adore (1998). It was the final commercial single from the album, although "Crestfallen" and "To Sheila" were subsequently released as promotional singles. The song received remixes from Nellee Hooper and Paul Oakenfold.
Billy Corgan wrote the song in Los Angeles during the November 1997-March 1998 – Sunset Sound sessions, as a late addition to the album. He explained that lyrically, the song was inspired by the breakup of a couple that he knew, and that "the lyric is meant as ironic, as little in love's affairs can be quantified as perfect."2014 Adore reissue liner notes
==Critical reception==
Upon release, the song received positive reviews. Rolling Stone notes that the song "picks up on the synth-pop echoes of the 1996 Pumpkins hit 1979." Feldman of website Musiccritic.com called the single "an irresistible slice of candy-coated pop" while website Rockmusicreview.com praised it for its "glimmering shine."
== Music video ==
The music video debuted on MTV's 120 Minutes on September 16, 1998. To expand on the musical similarities between "Perfect" and "1979", the band made the video continue the story of the characters in the "1979" video. They were able to find and use four out of the five original actors from the "1979" video, including Giuseppe Andrews. The fifth was in jail.Band commentary, "Perfect". Greatest Hits Video Collection. The same crew of directors was hired, which consisted of husband-and-wife team Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris. It was the fifth and final collaboration between the two and The Smashing Pumpkins.
The conclusion of the video, in which a tape falls off a car and is crushed, is probably a reference to the fate of the first tapes of the "1979" music video, which had to be re-taped because they were left on the roof of a car and destroyed when the car drove off.
The video also contains footage of the band performing at The Masque in L.A. for selected fans, featuring touring drummer Kenny Aronoff. The taping took place on July 26, 1998. The set played included heavier songs the band was not performing during regular concerts at the time, such as "Where Boys Fear to Tread", "Bodies", and "Pug".
Corgan considered the video "disappointing". He wrote that he regretted his decision to lip sync the vocals from atop a 150 foot crane, which revealed his fear of heights. "As I tried to sing I found I couldn't stop shaking. Affecting what became a tremulous, unfortunate delirium that would last a week."
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All songs written by Billy Corgan, except "Summer", written by James Iha. Drums provided by Joey Waronker.https://www.discogs.com/The-Smashing-Pumpkins-Adore/release/1745880
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Canada Top Singles (RPM) 	78
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Peter Hook

Peter Hook (né Woodhead; 13 February 1956) is an English singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. He is best known as the bassist and co-founder of English rock bands Joy Division and New Order (whom The Smashing Pumpkins have done several covers of, such as "Isolation", "Transmission" and "Love Will Tear Us Apart"). Hook's son, Jack Bates, is the current touring bassist for The Smashing Pumpkins.
In 2001, Billy Corgan guested guitar alongside with Hook for several shows during New Order's summer tour. Hook also made a guest appearance at the 30th Anniversary show in August 2018.
Phang

"Phang" is a demo song by The Smashing Pumpkins recorded during the Mellon Collie sessions and was released on the 2012 reissue of the album. A clip of an alternate version was featured in "Pastichio Medley" at around the 2:27–2:37 mark, followed by a separate clip lasting until the 2:47 mark.
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Pictures of Phillip

"Pictures of Philip" is an acoustic song by Billy Corgan's old band, The Marked, with Corgan on vocals. It appeared on the The Marked Aug '86 demo cassette.
In October 2021, Billy Corgan performed the song at the William Patrick Corgan Early Years 1985-1990 residency at Madame ZuZu's. The lyric book that was handed out at these shows date the song to 1985, making it one of the oldest known Corgan compositions.
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Pillbox

Pillbox (or Pillbox: No Hero Dies Twice) is a short film written by Billy Corgan and sound tracked by his second solo album, Ogilala. The film was directed by Corgan and Linda Strawberry. It premiered in London on October 5, 2017 followed by showing in select theaters in the US, before being released in full to YouTube on November 28, 2017.
The title "pillbox" refers to both the concrete dug used as a guard post in wartime, and an actual pill box.
== Synopsis ==
The film tells the story of a young man named Harry Holmes who was enlisted to war. Consequently he and his partner are forced to separate. Eventually wounded, he finds himself in a "psychedelic fantasyland" where he encounters a king and his subjects. After insulting the king, the wounded soldier is banished with a blind eye and sent on a wayward voyage through a surreal landscape in search of redemption and his home.
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Date 	Location 	Personnel present
October 5, 2017 	London, UK 	Billy Corgan
October 9, 2017 	Los Angeles, CA, US	Linda Strawberry, select cast members
October 11, 2017	Chicago, IL, US 	Billy Corgan, Linda Strawberry
October 12, 2017	New York, NY, US 	Billy Corgan, Linda Strawberry
== Critical reception ==
Rolling Stone called it a "kaleidoscopic and psychedelic 40-minute silent film", while Spling Movies wrote that "the styling is artistic yet camp and stagy as the curious fable plays out against Corgan’s stripped down album turned soundtrack", adding that it "manages to fascinate with its careful composition, ever-changing retro style, Wes Anderson appetite and enchanting spiritual component."
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Pine Knob Music Theatre

Pine Knob Music Theatre (formerly DTE Energy Music Theatre) is an outdoor amphitheater located in Independence Township, Michigan, approximately 40 miles (64 km) northwest of Detroit (it has a Clarkston, Michigan mailing address). Annually, it ranks among the top-selling outdoor concert venues in the world and has won dozens of awards in the industry, including Pollstar's Best Major Outdoor Concert Venue (2000), Billboard's Top Amphitheater for attendance (2011) and Pollstar's Top Amphitheater Venue Worldwide for total tickets sold (2011, 2019).
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Pinwheels

"Pinwheels" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins off of their 2012 studio album, Oceania.
== Background ==
In an interview with MusicRadar, Corgan said reading Life by Keith Richards may have inspired the open G tuning. Initially the band all enjoyed the song but didn't like the direction it was heading during recording. Corgan attributed the advancement of the song to Jeff Schroeder. "There’s something about melodicism that Jeff is starting to tap into in his own playing, and it’s been a huge contribution. He plays completely different from me, but that’s what I want. He’s really coming into his own".
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Pisces Iscariot + Friends

Pisces Iscariot + Friends is a non-commercial compilation album by The Smashing Pumpkins. It is essentially a continuation of Pisces Iscariot, consisting of the 14 tracks originally present on the album as well as an extra 11 songs, many of which were unreleased at the time. Information on the cassette is limited; supposedly it was compiled by Corgan and given to a fan ahead of the release of Pisces. 
* Many of the songs end with extended periods of silence, exceeding thirty seconds in a few cases.
* The version of "Mayonaise" present is an alternate mix of the studio version, featuring vocals, acoustic guitar, and tambourine. It is also slightly cut due to being at the end of the tape.
* Both "Mayonaise" and "Hope" would later be officially released on the Still Becoming Apart promo disc.
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