"Smashing Pumpkins play live during the Siamese Dream tour in their hometown of Chicago at the Metro."
Smashing Pumpkins play for their hometown in this DVD extra that is included with the remastered Siamese Dream reissue deluxe CD.
Billy Corgan
himself
James Iha
Himself
Jimmy Chamberlin
Himself
D'arcy Wretzky
Herself
Smashing Pumpkins play for their hometown in this DVD extra that is included with the remastered Siamese Dream reissue deluxe CD.
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