Looking for this Version of "I Am My End"

[Disco King]

I used to have it, but I don't remember where I got it from (probably from Limewire back in the day). I don't know what show it was from. All I remember is that it segued into this version of "Offer Up" that was pretty different from the Mashed Potatoes version... actually, I think it mixed lyrics from "Offer Up" and "STP?" I can't remember, I remember "STP" being mixed in there somewhere.

I remember whatever version I had was split into two audio tracks. Not that I'd mind a continuous version (in fact, I'd prefer it).

Does anybody know where I'd find this?

[FoolofaTook]

do you really need this?

You do know that William Patrick Corgan (aka Belly) has been tirelessly, whole-heartedly, been putting out absolutely groundbreaking material in this new millennium of our LORD?

[Disco King]

My interest in the band that Sir William Patrick Corgan III participated in from 1988 until 2000 is mostly just curiosity about the possible origins of what was fated to become The Smashing Pumpkins, the groundbreaking band that broke into the music scene in 2009 with its seminal and visionary release, Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, known for completely inverting the traditional album format. I want to go back and listen to the little-known sophomoric work of his formative years, such as the high-school art project Melancholy and the Infinity Gauntlet, before his next highly anticipated album is released, in order to get a sense of where the great WPC came from.

[FoolofaTook]

SEMINAL: ABOUNDING IN MAN-SEED!!!

[Cool As Ice Cream]

this one? https://archive.org/details/tsp1991-08-20.flac16

if not, check out the other ones here: http://www.spfc.org/tours/song.html?song_id=75

[run2pee]

Originally Posted by Disco King

My interest in the band that Sir William Patrick Corgan III participated in from 1988 until 2000 is mostly just curiosity about the possible origins of what was fated to become The Smashing Pumpkins, the groundbreaking band that broke into the music scene in 2009 with its seminal and visionary release, Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, known for completely inverting the traditional album format. I want to go back and listen to the little-known sophomoric work of his formative years, such as the high-school art project Melancholy and the Infinity Gauntlet, before his next highly anticipated album is released, in order to get a sense of where the great WPC came from.

Hahaha, nice

First time u made me legit lol

[clcng]

I think I found it. It might have been the 1992-01-18 performance. It had I Am My End which segued into Jellybelly (old version) which was a mixture of Offer Up and STP.

Links:
https://archive.org/details/tsp1992-01-18.flac16
http://www.spfc.org/tours/date.html?tour_id=133
http://www.spfc.org/songs-releases/s...98&song_type=1

EDIT: Turns out the first three performances of Jellybelly (old version) are all pretty much the same, so you can use this link to find them:
http://www.spfc.org/tours/song.html?song_id=598

[Disco King]

Originally Posted by Cool As Ice Cream

this one? https://archive.org/details/tsp1991-08-20.flac16

if not, check out the other ones here: http://www.spfc.org/tours/song.html?song_id=75

Close, but this one doesn't have the "Offer Up" and "STP" parts in it. Still a good performance, though, so thank you for linking me to this anyway.

Originally Posted by Run To Me

Hahaha, nice

First time u made me legit lol

Are you sure? There have probably been other times.

Originally Posted by clcng

I think I found it. It might have been the 1992-01-18 performance. It had I Am My End which segued into Jellybelly (old version) which was a mixture of Offer Up and STP.

Links:
https://archive.org/details/tsp1992-01-18.flac16
http://www.spfc.org/tours/date.html?tour_id=133
http://www.spfc.org/songs-releases/s...98&song_type=1

EDIT: Turns out the first three performances of Jellybelly (old version) are all pretty much the same, so you can use this link to find them:
http://www.spfc.org/tours/song.html?song_id=598

That's the ticket! Specifically the 1992-01-20 version. Thanks!

Oh yeah, I guess this is the song Corgan was saying was the old version of "Jellybelly." I don't really get how it is, but it's good anyway.