The Smashing Pumpkins 2000-10-05

October 5, 2000 – Porto, PT
Live performance by The Smashing Pumpkins
The Sacred and Profane tour
Date	October 5, 2000
Venue	Coliseu do Porto
Coordinates	41°8′48″N 8°36′20″W
Location	Porto, PT
Venue type	Coliseum
Capacity	3,000
Personnel	Billy Corgan, James Iha, Jimmy Chamberlin, Melissa Auf der Maur, Mike Garson, Chris Holmes
Order of bands	The Smashing Pumpkins
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Setlist

Set one

1. "Raindrops + Sunshowers" (acoustic) 
2. "Thirty-Three" (acoustic) 
3. "Stand Inside Your Love" (acoustic) 
4. "Today" (acoustic) 
5. "To Sheila" (acoustic) 
6. "Glass and the Ghost Children" (acoustic) 
   1. (drum solo)

Set two

7. "Glass' Theme" 
8. "The Everlasting Gaze" 
9. "Bullet with Butterfly Wings" 
10. "Dross" 
11. "Speed Kills" 
12. "If There Is a God" 
13. "Cash Car Star" 
14. "Rock On" [David Essex] 
15. "Heavy Metal Machine" 
16. "Disarm" (acoustic) 
17. "Tonight, Tonight" 
18. "Try, Try, Try" 
19. "Porcelina of the Vast Oceans" 
20. "I of the Mourning" 
21. "This Time" 

Encore one

22. "Home" (acoustic) 
23. "Cherub Rock" 

Encore two

24. "Blank Page" 
25. "1979" (acoustic) 

Banter

Raindrops + Sunshowers (acoustic)
Thirty-three (acoustic)
BC: Good evening.
Stand Inside Your Love (acoustic)
Today (acoustic)
To Sheila (acoustic)
Glass and the Ghost Children (acoustic)
Glass’ Theme
Iha: How is everybody doing? You rock. We’re gonna have a big rock show, so, uh, [unintelligible]. We just, uh, there was some strange candy bars backstage and we had to take care of it but now everything’s cool. So we’re gonna give you - we’re gonna give you the rock. We’re gonna give you the rock and I hope you like it. So...I think we’re ready to rock now. [unintelligible].
The Everlasting Gaze
> Bullet with Butterfly Wings
Dross
Speed Kills
If There is a God
> Cash Car Star
> Rock On (partial)
(BC after Iha intro: Thank you very much, thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much thank you very much thank you very much thank you very much thank you very much thank you very much. Right about now, right about now, right about now, right about now, yes, thank you. Right about now...we’d like to take you backwards. We’d like to take you backwards and take your forwards. Make you feel a little bit of that, uh, radio gaga. ... Yes. As we exist in the last dying embers of a gloriously fading rock and roll band, an endeavor with much integrity, slightly misguided at times but here apart. Fumbling of notes, jacks that don’t quite jack, connections not sautered. We amplify these thoughts, yes. God bless you. Like a little flower, she disappeared, disappeared. That’s right.)
> Heavy Metal Machine
Disarm (acoustic)
> Tonight, Tonight
BC: Obrigado, obrigado. Thank you very much. ... Thank you. Thank you very much, always an honor to play for the greatest crowds in the world. Thank you very much. Well, so far it’s been a cr - uh, uh, start again. So far it’s been a wild and crazy night, wouldn’t you agree, James, yes he would.
Iha: It’s wild. Wild.
BC: It’s been wacky, wouldn’t you agree, Melissa, yes. Many strange notes have been played, yes. New interpretations to old favorites, yes. Sort of a new form of jazz, yes. Now, uh, this next number, we’d like to faithfully reproduce this one for you if that’s possible. Yes. This is, uh, our last rock and roll single, this is called Try, Try, Try.
Try, Try, Try
> Porcelina of the Vast Oceans
I of the Mourning
This Time
[encore break]
Iha: Obrigado. Thank you.
BC: Uh, we’d like to play a - a Machina 2 song, our free album, internet, yes you know this? Machina 2? Alright. For those of you who don’t speak English, uh, it’s our new album. This is a song called Home.
Home (acoustic)
Cherub Rock
[encore break]
Blank Page
(BC over outro: Obrigado.)
BC: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Well, this old train’s comin’ to a stop, heh heh.
Iha: Trains.
BC: The little engine that couldn’t. Ladies and gentlemen, we’d like to now introduce the band. On, uh, well, what words could describe, heh heh heh.... On the atmosphental piano, Mr. Mike Garson. On the bright side of the moon synthesizers, Mr. Christopher Holmes. Workin’ the hometown vibe. On the bass guitar, Miss Melissa Auf der Maur. On the Rupert St. Holmes lead guitar, Mr. James Iha. On the drums...and lead acoustic guitar, Mr. Jimmy Chamberlin.
Iha: And, uh, on the lead - on the lead mic and guitar, Mr. Billy Corgan.
BC: A couple of things before we play our final song this evening. I don’t know what this means. This does not translate. Does this mean thank you, goodnight? (crowd says no) Does this mean, uh, Portugal will win the World Cup in 2004? I don’t know, you gotta look out for Cameroon, they’re coming on strong. Cameroon, who knew? Cameroon. It’s Cameroon! Gotta give ‘em some applause! Who wants to see France win again? Not me, I don’t care, Cameroon. Sorry, I’m from America, we don’t know anything about soccer. Two things, two things. Number one, we’d like to say thank you very much to the Smashing Pumpkins fans here in Portugal. And number two, number two, go Cameroon, no, I’m just kidding.
Iha: I had to go back.
BC: Number two, I have to say...I’m very fuckin’ quick. I’m a little tired, I just got back from the Olympics. Judo. Number two, I have to say, uh, our band has probably played about 600 or 700 concerts around the world and I mean it when I say this, the audiences in Portugal are the best audiences in the world.
Iha: Thank you, you’re very welcome. I don’t know [unintelligible].
1979 (acoustic, Jimmy plays guitar)
Iha: Thank you, goodnight.

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