Beggars Banquet Let It Bleed Get Yer Ya-Yas Out! (Live) Sticky Fingers Exile On Main Street Their Imperial Phase 😎
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‘Gish,’ the 1991 debut, remains an underrated psychedelic classic. Billy Corgan was less Darth Vader here (these days he wears a cape onstage and is giving serious Empire vibes) and more pretentious, insecure suburban Chicago asshole who could nevertheless play the holy Jesus out of his Strat. 🎾 (There's a great video on the YouTubes about a three decade quest Billy undertook to get this yellow "Gish guitar" back after it was stolen from him backstage at a gig in Detroit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyjBDmEcKAE). There's not a bad song on this album and the original quartet were an absolutely đŸ”„ live band. I remembering seeing them play at a 1000 person club in this era and they totally slayed.
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