Official Videography

1. Siva (1991-jul)









2. Rhinoceros (1991-oct) Angela Conway









3. Cherub Rock (1993-jul) Kevin Kerslake









4. Today (1993-sep) Stéphane Sednaoui









5. Disarm (1994-feb) Jake Scott

MTV Video Music Award '94







6. Rocket (1994-jun) Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris

Another version

Live on Mtv Europe '93

Alternartive live version




7. Bullet with butterfly wings (1995) Samuel Bayer

Live on MTV Europe Awards '96

belfort eurockéennes festival in July 1997 in france





8. 1979 (1996-jan) Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris

grammy awards 1997







9. Zero (1996-apr) Yelena Yemchuck









10. Tonight, tonight (1996-may) Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris









11. Thirty-three (1996-nov) Billy Corgan & Yelena Yemchuck










12. The end is the beginning is the end (1997-may) Joel Schumacher & Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris









13. Ava Adore (1998-may) Dom & Nic









14. Perfect (1998-aug) Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris









15. The everlasting gaze (2000-feb) Jonas Akerlund

Smashing Pumpkins talk to Mtv








16. Stand inside your love (2000-feb) Wiz










17. Try, try, try (2000-aug) Jonas Akerlund

Full version (contains drug abuse and disturbing images)







18. Untitled (2001-dec) Bart Lipton

Greatest Hits DVD version

BONUS

STORYTELLERS (11/4/2000)

... But Corgan said that on an upcoming episode of VH1's "Storytellers" program, he will for the first time reveal the inspiration behind some of the Chicago band's most beloved, but admittedly cryptic, songs.

"I've given it a lot of thought, and I've pretty much decided I'm going to tell the truth," Corgan, 33, said during rehearsals for the long-running series in which songwriters alternate live performances with explanations of their compositions. The singer added that while he has purposely kept his fans in the dark about the dramas behind his often intense, emotional songs in the past, the show's format will allow him finally to pull back the curtain on his creative process. (netphoria)

Part 1: Today / Try, try, try
Part 2: 1979
Part 3: 33 / With every light
Part 4: Stand inside your love


Miscelanea

Last concert...? / On December 2, 2000, the Smashing Pumpkins played their final concert at The Metro, the same Chicago club where their career had effectively started twelve years earlier. To commemorate this, and as a special thank you to their fans, attendees at the concert were given a recording of the band’s first concert at The Metro, Live at Cabaret Metro 10-5-88.

5 night stand / Eddie Temple Morris interviews the Pumpkins, just before their "5 Night Stand" gig at the Shepards Bush Empire back in 1998 just when Adore was about to be released

mtv box set / MTV segment on the Aeroplane Flies High box set.

glynis - mtv no alternative

smiley - acoustic

cashhh car star - jay leno show

SP on Programa Livre (Brazilian TV Show) : / ava adore / crestfallen / 1979 (un pedaço) / perfect

billy corgan - Age 8 / Mtv Commercial

billy corgan - Age 18 / an evil day with hexen

pink floyd with corgan

billy corgan - of a broken heart (acoustic)

billy corgan - mina (letterman)

billy corgan interview - "everyone has a misguided perception of my brain"

Tear - 1998/05/28-Botanique Gardens; Brussels, BE

egos and icons - tv special

billy corgan - 7 questions / "courtney love was one of the greatest loves of my life"

billy corgan playing AC/DC for some italian fans

billy corgan - blue room interview part 1 -part 2 - part 3

billy corgan autographing his poetry books

Billy explaining why he splitt up the smashing pumpkins with the audience and discussing rock and roll

final song (last sp tour ever?)

billy corgan - live journal

ZWAN - honestly / video / making of video / live on muchmusic / live on uk tv show (playback!) / letterman / jools holland