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I of the Mourning

"I of the Mourning" is a promotional single for The Smashing Pumpkins' fifth studio album, Machina/The Machines of God. It was written by Billy Corgan and released in early 2000. Reportedly it was merged with another song called "Radio" during the Machina sessions.
On March 9, 2000, the band went on Total Request Live at MTV Studios in New York City for a half-hour live TV special. During the broadcast they performed "The Everlasting Gaze" as well as "I of the Mourning" after an online and call-in voting competition between three songs from Machina. "I of the Mourning" became a staple during the subsequent Sacred and Profane tour, including a performance on the Late Show with David Letterman on April 26, 2000.
"I of the Mourning" is the Machina-related release that did not include cover art by artist Vasily Kafanov.
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Identify

"Identify" is a song written by Billy Corgan and Mike Garson and sung Natalie Imbruglia for the Stigmata soundtrack. The song is also available on Imbruglia's promotional single of the same title. The Smashing Pumpkins performed it live during the In Plainsong tour in 2016.
A Flood-produced demo with Corgan on vocals exists and is slated to be on the Machina reissue.Billy Corgan. October 17, 2020 Instagram Q&A
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If All Goes Wrong

If All Goes Wrong is a feature-length documentary about The Smashing Pumpkins, which chronicles the band's residencies at The Orange Peel in Asheville and The Fillmore in San Francisco in summer 2007."THE SMASHING PUMPKINS TO RELEASE DOUBLE DVD SET - 'IF ALL GOES WRONG'}". SmashingPumpkins.com. 2008-09-17. It was screened, in competition, at Ghent Film Festival in October 2008."The Smashing Pumpkins documentary "If All Goes Wrong" has been accepted to The Ghent Film Festival as part of their official program." Smashingpumpkins.com. 2008-09-19. It also screened in select theaters in the United States on November 6, 2008, as well as in other countries, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Australia and New Zealand.
The documentary covers Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan's attempts to write and debut new music at the residencies, as well as the revival of the band with new members. Much of the documentary deals with the struggle to remain relevant as a band, both artistically and commercially.
The documentary was released as part of a two-disc DVD set. The first disc contains the documentary, as well as Voices of the Ghost Children, a featurette about the band's fans, and an interview with The Who guitarist Pete Townshend. The second disc contains 15 songs recorded at various points during the residency, all mixed in surround sound with five songs recorded during rehearsals on the floor of the venue included.
On February 14, 2009, the DVD won Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing in the DVD Original Programming category at the Cinema Audio Society awards."If All Goes Wrong DVD wins at Cinema Audio Society awards ". SmashingPumpkins.com. 2009-02-16.
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* "Corsage in Flames" – from "Video Postcard 7"
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*Billy Corgan – Vocals, guitar
*Jimmy Chamberlin – Drums, Guitar on "Zeitgeist"
*Ginger Reyes – Bass, vocals
*Jeff Schroeder – Guitar, vocals
*Lisa Harriton – Keyboards, vocals
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*Jack Gulick – producer, director
*Daniel Catullo – producer, director
*Tilton Gardner – executive producer
*Jeff Geoffray – executive producer
*Walter Josten – executive producer
*Justin Coloma – principal editor
*Jon Lemon – live audio mixer
*Kerry Brown – re-recording audio mixer
*Kevin Dippold – re-recording audio mixer
*Brian Slack – re-recording audio mixer
*Linda Strawberry – cover artist
*Lauren DiSalvi-Salciccia  – transcriptionist
*Kateri Forbes – Corgan's personal assistant
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2008	Billboard Top Music Video	4
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If All Goes Wrong (song)

"If All Goes Wrong" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins that debuted at the Orange Peel residency in June 2007, and is the namesake of the documentary that chronicled the Orange Peel residency and the subsequent residency at The Fillmore. The song is sometimes listed under it's early working title, "I Don't Mind". Confusingly a completely different song called "I Don't Mind" was later written, which also uses the words "if all goes wrong" in its lyrics.
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If You Want My Love

"If You Want My Love" is a 1982 single by Cheap Trick. The Smashing Pumpkins first covered it at the Mellon Collie release show, and again on May 2, 1998. A recording from the May 2 show appears on Cheap Trick's Music For Hangovers live album.
Billy Corgan also joined Cheap Trick to perform the song on July 21, 1996.
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In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is a cover song by The Smashing Pumpkins of the 1968 single by Iron Butterfly. The song was teased frequently on the Infinite Sadness tour as an instrumental with James Iha talking over it. The song has been performed in whole only once, during the 2008 Halloween show, with Doug Goodman, the band's tour manager, on lead vocals.
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In Ashes

In Ashes is a five-part animated series written by Billy Corgan, featuring music from The Smashing Pumpkins' eleventh studio album, CYR. It was first announced on September 18, 2020, and the first two episodes were released on September 25, and the final was released on November 27 exclusively on Apple Music, and to YouTube on December 4. Animation production is by the American animation studio Deep Sky.
Corgan wrote the story exclusively for the series, knowing that with the COVID-19 pandemic would hinder the band's ability to make live action videos. The concepts for In Ashes generally came after CYR had already been completed. The story has three main characters: Pete, his friend Ansel, and a young "siren" named Andi.Billy Corgan. September 26, 2020 Instagram Q&A
The title In Ashes is a reference to Sumerian founder and CEO Ash Avildsen. Corgan explained that the inside joke was that by signing with Sumerian Records, the band and label are "going to go up in flames … and end up in ashes."From the July 14, 2021 virtual Q&A. https://www.instagram.com/p/CRW7JXvoKXN/
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=== Ep. 1: "As The Crow Flies" ===
=== Ep. 2: "Inspirations, Aspirations" ===
=== Ep. 3: "I'm In Love With Your God" ===
=== Ep 4: "Owl Wait" ===
=== Ep 5: "Lost IN The Dream Factory" ===
== Personnel ==
* Billy Corgan – writer
* Mike Anderson – director
* Jared Hobbs – producer
* Barret Thomson – creative director
* Sandra Lanz – art director
* Jack Ellis – project manager
* Ebru Cetiner – storyboards
* Pro Bagchi – production coordinator
* Barret Thomson – backgrounds
* Esli Becerra – lead compositor
* Zack Dixon – second compositor
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* Matthew Seely
* Gaby Breiter
* Lyla Hammar
* Aggelos Papantoniou
* Mei Mei Leonard
* Jon Buffman
* Chi Nguyen
* Alem Pilav
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In Lieu Of Failure

"In Lieu Of Failure" is the fifth track from Act III of the The Smashing Pumpkins' 2023 rock opera, ATUM.
Billy Corgan has compared the feeling of the song to that of Mellon Collie-era B-sides, in an assertion that that "machine" of songwriting is still very much alive. "That's what this song sort of represents both narratively and personally," he said on the Thirty-Three podcast.
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Infinite Sadness

"Infinite Sadness" is a song from The Smashing Pumpkins originally included on the vinyl release of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. It was an outtake from the Siamese Dream sessions, and was later released on the "1979" single bundled with the 2013 deluxe reissue of The Aeroplane Flies High. In 1994 the song was known as "Mellon Collie", and this is how it is labeled on Mashed Potatoes.
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Inkless

"Inkless" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins off of their 2012 studio album, Oceania. In a 2012 interview with MusicRadar, Corgan stated the song almost didn't make the album because it is too reminiscent of 90s-era albums, but he loved it too much to omit it. He wrote about the guitar solo:
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Inside the Dream Machine

Inside the Dream Machine is a unofficial live bootleg album of The Smashing Pumpkins, documenting the Westwood One FM broadcast of the October 26, 1993 show in Del Mar, California. Multiple versions of this bootleg exist, the most notable being the January 2020 release by Cult Legends. This version caused confusion when it appeared on Spotify under the official Smashing Pumpkins discography, even though the band nor any of its labels had involvement in the release. On Instagram, Billy Corgan warned fans it was not an official release and it was ultimately taken down from streaming services.https://www.reddit.com/r/SmashingPumpkins/comments/g7iilb/has_anyone_noticed_this_live_album_on_spotify/
The same live recording can be heard for free on archive.org.
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Intergalatic

"Intergalatic" is the ninth track from Act III of the The Smashing Pumpkins' 2023 rock opera, ATUM. The song was originally two separate songs, with each part serving as separate episodes in the story of ATUM. Corgan eventually decided to combine them into one, thus making room for another song within the thirty-three length track listing.
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Interior Castles

"Interior Castles" is a song that Jeff Schroeder performed and recorded live for Yamaha Guitars in promotion of the Custom Pacifica guitar model. The video was uploaded to Yamaha Guitar's YouTube channel on July 30, 2021. It is the second video of a two-part series, The first video is a background on Schroeder, documenting his influences and musical journey.
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The video was apparently released solely as a promotion with Yamaha, but is included here on SPCodex as a proper release for the sake of completeness.
Iommi

Iommi is the debut solo album by Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi. It features "Black Oblivion" which was co-written and sung by Billy Corgan. Corgan also played bass on the track and provided additional guitar, while former Smashing Pumpkins touring member Kenny Aronoff provided drums.
Each song on the album features an all-star guest vocalist who co-wrote the song with Iommi, with "Black Oblivion" being the sole exception of not being also being co-written by producer Bob Marlette. There was at least one additional song written with Corgan, but as it was essentially for a Black Sabbath tribute album with guest artists, only one song per guest artist was used.
Other artists featured on Iommi include Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters and Nirvana), Henry Rollins (Black Flag and Rollins Band), Matt Cameron (Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and The Smashing Pumpkins' song "For Martha"), and notably former Black Sabbath bandmates Ozzy Osbourne and Bill Ward.
Iommi peaked at number 129 on the Billboard 200 and at number 43 in Germany.
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Iron Man

"Iron Man" is a 1971 single by English heavy metal band Black Sabbath, released on their 1970 album Paranoid. It has occasionally been teased by The Smashing Pumpkins at live shows since as early as 1998.
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NOTE: These are only partial lyrics from the original. Transcribed from the November 18, 2007 performance.
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Isolation

"Isolation" is a cover song by The Smashing Pumpkins of the 1980 song by Joy Division. It was originally released on the Joy Division tribute album by Billy Corgan's side project, Starchildren. This version of the song also appears on episode 27 ("In Lieu Of Failure") on the Thirty-Three podcast. A different mix branded as The Smashing Pumpkins appears on the 2012 reissue of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
== Background ==
Virgin Records approached Corgan about doing a Joy Division cover for the tribute album A Means to an End: The Music of Joy Division. Corgan agreed, despite this being about 8 months into recording Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, which by now was past due and over budget. Corgan asked producer Flood if he would assist, and he reluctantly agreed if Corgan would come in late on a Sunday night to quickly record it, and also would have backing tracks prepared. This became the 57th track to be released from the Mellon Collie studio sessions.
It was likely due to politics with Virgin that the song was released as Starchildren rather than The Smashing Pumpkins, and Corgan even considers it a Smashing Pumpkins cover. A different mix of the song was eventually released as The Smashing Pumpkins on the 2012 reissue of Mellon Collie.
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Ithax

"Ithax" (also known as "Photograph") is Billy Corgan song that debuted publicly at the Together and Together Again charity event on July 27, 2022, which benefits victims of the July 4 Highland Park parade shooting. The song had also been performed one day earlier to a private show for first-responders and emergency personnel.
== Background ==
Some time after the Highland Park parade shooting, Corgan was working on a new Smashing Pumpkins song with some workable riffs and melodies, followed by nap. After awakening, and he said "the song was spinning in my head.Billy Corgan. Banter at the Together and Together Again show
In his own words, Corgan explains the song:
It's unclear from the event whether the new song is ultimately intended for Smashing Pumpkins, or if it's a new Corgan project.
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Jack Bates

Jack Bates (born 1989https://bassmagazine.com/artists/jack-bates-off-the-hook) is an English musician and touring bassist for The Smashing Pumpkins. He also plays bass for Peter Hook and The Light along with his father, Peter Hook. Hook is the bassist and co-founder of English rock bands Joy Division and New Order. Billy Corgan recorded and toured with New Order in 2001, and it was during this time that Bates first met Corgan. By 2010, Bates had grown to be a big fan of The Smashing Pumpkins, and Corgan would join Hook, Bates and his band whenever they played in Chicago.
In 2014, Mark Stoermer left his role as touring Smashing Pumpkins bassist as he shifted focus back to his band, The Killers. Corgan asked Bates if he was interested in filling in, and he agreed without hesitation. Bates debuted with the band on July 7, 2015 at the start of The End Times tour, and he continues to play bass with the band to this day. It all culminated on August 2, 2018 when Corgan, Bates and Hook shared the stage at the 30th Anniversary show in New Jersey.
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Jack Sweeney's Open Mic residency

While Zwan was in the studio recording Mary Star of the Sea, they held a "secret" open mic every Monday at The Hideout in Chicago, called Jack Sweeney's Open Mic. The was belief Jack Sweeney was actually Matt Sweeney of Zwan, and rumors were confirmed at the debut event on September 9, 2002. At the second event, the club was filled to capacity hours before the event's scheduled 11:30 P.M. start.http://www.wither.org/sp/sp_news2002-11.html
Chicago-area musicians would sign up and play two-song sets every week, in between the two-song sets by Zwan members Billy Corgan, Matt Sweeney, Paz Lenchantin and David Pajo. Occasionally the full band (minus Jimmy Chamberlin) would perform. The shows were recorded and compiled as The Hideout: Compilation One and The Hideout: Compilation Two, self-released on Zwan's official website in late 2002.http://www.albert0.nl/blog/2012/10/04/zwan-the-hideout-compilation-1-2/
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Jackboot

"Jackboot" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins from the 2013 deluxe reissue of The Aeroplane Flies High. A clip of the song was featured in "Pastichio Medley" (~12:43 - 12:57). During the Rock Invasion tour the song often followed "Silverfuck".
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Jackie Blue

"Jackie Blue" is a song by The Ozark Mountain Daredevils that was covered by The Smashing Pumpkins. They recorded the cover in 1989 at Solid Sound Studios and later released it on the 1991 compilation 20 Explosive Dynamic Super Smash Hit Explosions!. This recording later appeared in the 2012 re-release of Pisces Iscariot.
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* Backing vocals – D'arcy Wretzky
* Drums – Jimmy Chamberlin
* Guitar – James Iha
* Guitar, bass, vocals – Billy Corgan
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James Iha 1998-01-15

January 15, 1998 was James Iha's debut solo performance. He opened for Billy Corgan, who played a solo set of Smashing Pumpkins songs. Both artists performed entirely acoustic and both sets were released as Live at the Viper Room 1.15.98 in 2021.
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Surprise show. James Iha sat in with Whiskeytown.
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James Iha 2001-10-25

October 25, 2001 saw an in-store event at a clothing store with James Iha and Melissa Auf der Maur.
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January-February 2018 – Shangri La Studios

The January-February 2018 Shangri La Studios sessions were for Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol. 1 / LP: No Past. No Future. No Sun. At first intending to record merely a single, Rick Rubin encouraged the reformed Smashing Pumpkins to record eight songs instead, re-recording half of the demos prepared at The Village Recorder.
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January 2018 – The Village Recorder

Pre-production recording sessions for Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol. 1 / LP: No Past. No Future. No Sun. The reformed Smashing Pumpkins, featuring Billy Corgan, James Iha, Jimmy Chamberlin and Jeff Schroeder, recorded studio demos of 16 songs in the hopes that a few songs would be recorded at Shangri La with Rick Rubin for a single.
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January 2019-March 2019 – Pumpkinland II

The January 6Q&A from Instagram on December 9, 2018 to March 2019 Pumpkinland II sessions were for demo recording sessions for the Shiny and Oh So Bright volumes 2 and 3.
Around 60 ideas were recorded early in the process by Corgan, with Chamberlin joining him in March to demo the 20 finished songs.
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Jellybelly

"Jellybelly" is a song from The Smashing Pumpkins' third studio album, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. Billy Corgan considered issuing the song as album's first single but it was passed over in favor of "Bullet with Butterfly Wings".Meredith, Amber. Chart. November 1995. The original riff dates back to 1992, when the band would jam on it during encores. Corgan has said the line "Living makes me sick, so sick I wish I'd die" is one of his all-time favorites.Corgan, Mellon Collie 2012 reissue liner notes
The song was covered by American emo group A Thorn for Every Heart on The Killer in You: A Tribute to Smashing Pumpkins.
== Liner notes ==
Corgan, from the liner notes of the 2012 reissue:
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In the Mellon Collie sessions, Corgan used a Marshall JMP-1 rack preamp, fed into an Alesis compressor to drive extra gain.
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Jellybelly (old version)

"Jellybelly (old version)" is a Smashing Pumpkins song reported by Billy Corgan to be an early version of "Jellybelly", though the two versions bare little similarity. Few live recordings exist, and with varying lyrics. The first known performance on January 18, 1992 borrowed lyrics from "STP" for two verses, then "Offer Up" in the outro, as did a third live recording, while the second performance only had lyrics from "STP". The song was sometimes known by fans as "Offer Up (long)".
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Adapted from the January 20, 1992 performance.
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Jennifer Ever

"Jennifer Ever" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins that was featured on the 1989 self-release The Smashing Pumpkins, and later included on the 2012 reissue of Pisces Iscariot.
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 indicate the song was written in 1988.
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Jesse Andersen

Jesse Andersen is Billy Corgan's autistic half-brother and the subject of the song "Spaceboy". He has joined The Smashing Pumpkins on stage a number of times over the years, typically playing tambourine or providing vocals. Corgan told Feelnumb.com of him:
== Personal life ==
Andersen suffers from cerebral palsy and Tourette syndrome. When he was born, there was belief he wouldn't be able to walk or talk. Corgan, who essentially took a lead role in raising his brother, blasted the doctors at the time who called him a "vegetable." Through a lot of work, Corgan and his family were able to provide a loving home and provide a normal life for him. Corgan would be very protective of Andersen at school. In an interview with the HuffPost, Corgan explained how he would treat him just like his other brother at home, but acknowledged he grew differently than others, influencing him to write "Spaceboy" as Andersen is "kind of kid who comes from some other planet and he's had to figure it out for himself as he's gotten to be a man."
Since the late 90s, he's worked at the Hyatt Corporation, requiring him to take Chicago public transit.
=== Mugging incident ===
On June 9, 2011, a gang of thieves mugged and attacked Andersen while riding the Chicago subway system. He was listening to Nelly Furtado when a woman stole his iPad, and after he pursued her, he was struck in the face by three other men. Corgan wrote on Twitter of the incident: "My little brother Jesse was attacked and robbed by three men. The bad guys picked the wrong kid to fuck with. He’s OK, but if you want to send him some love." Andersen was interviewed by several local news networks regarding the robbery.
A year later, in retrospect, Corgan told the HuffPost he was not pleased with the "negative" attention he got by the press, but was proud of the show of support from Corgan's fans. "He wants to be in the world. You know, he doesn't want to live on the edges of our society, he wants to be squarely in the middle and have a very real experience and I've seen a transformation in him in the past year," Corgan told the news outlet in an interview.
== Wrestling ==
In 2012, Corgan included Andersen in a script for a Resistance Pro Wrestling (Corgan's older wrestling company endeavor before). Corgan said that Andersen, who had watched wrestling with Corgan since childhood, had really wanted to be a "bad guy" on the show. Andersen reportedly thoroughly enjoyed his involvement, with Corgan stating "He hit every note that he had to hit and even improvised a bit."
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Jesus is the Sun

"Jesus is the Sun" is a song by The Smashing Pumpkins that first appeared on the Mashed Potatoes bootleg, and officially released on the 2011 deluxe re-issue of Gish. In a 2021 Instagram post, Billy Corgan explained the song foreshadowed some of the work the band would later do on Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and Adore. "The wider DNA of the band is in those early demos," he explained.Billy Corgan. May 28, 2021 Instagram TV post
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