Marking Time

[billycorgan]

The Marked was ahead of it’s time in a few novel ways…although generally unsuccessful and clumsy in our attempts, we did our best to blend really loud guitar with 80’s English, alternative rock in a more forceful way then what had been popular at that time…our mixture of 60’style paisley fed psyche-a-delia, in itself not unique (with handy “spacey

Comments

[zillioneyes]

Hey now .... this is like a really good episode of 24. You MUST conclude this story, Mr. Corgan. You MUST.

[zillioneyes]

No.

If I recall correctly, D'Arcy and Billy's first encounter was her yelling at him that he or his music or his music tastes sucked. She swore at him, and he talked to her, they ended up getting along, and he taught her how to play the bass.

C'mon!

[mizuntitled]

Isn't this stuff canon by now?

[zillioneyes]

PS: I am jealous you got to see Jesus and the Mary Chain circa Psychocandy-era. Must have been great.

PSS: Besides "Spiteface," I really disliked the Marked's sound and material. I find it funny that one of your former bandmates went on to play with Wesley Willis and the Wesley Willis Fiasco.

[mmmnafen]

oh, the relationship dilemmas.

[ever_abstract]

<3

[ever_abstract]

sarcasm

thank you so much for leaving me hanging

/sarcasm

:)