Show Notes
Despite all his rage, Paul Nolan is still just a rat in a cage, as he breaks down the Smashing Pumpkins’ landmark 1995 double album, Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness. Plus Paul is joined by Kilian Murphy for a discussion about the Pumpkins’ legacy and the various ups and downs of their extraordinary career.
Produced by Paul Nolan Edited by Flo Laurent
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