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" I try on every style I can think of, from Bauhaus and Love and Rockets to Ministry and Sisters of Mercy and even the Romantics (don’t forget the Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen, and various ‘raincoat bands’-a term I would later learn from Bono of U2 fame)... " - Billy Corgan on live journal


 http://billycorgan.livejournal.com/11224.html



billy corgan of the smashing pumpkins interviews u2 :


http://www.starla.org/articles/u2.htm

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