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{{infobox live show
|subjects=Pneumonia
| artist = The Smashing Pumpkins
|type=album
| date = August 9, 2008
|original_date=2001-05-22
| venue = The Venue (at Horseshoe Casino)
|hour_of_day=18
| location = Hammond, IN, US
|needs_review=No
| venue_type = Theater
| lat =
| lng =
| capacity = 3200
| lineup = Billy Corgan, Jimmy Chamberlin, Jeff Schroeder, Ginger Pooley, Lisa Harriton, Kristopher Pooley
| bands = The Smashing Pumpkins
| tour =  
| poster = Tsp2008-08-09-poster.jpg
}}
}}
{{Social media/Instagram|Pneumonia released May 22, 2001! It is the third and final album by the alt-country band Whiskeytown. The lead single, "Don't Be Sad", was co-written by The Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha, who also provided guitar contributions and backing vocals. The album is known for its troubled history, having sat on a shelf for two years after the band lost their record deal. Several bootlegs of the album surfaced before the official release from Lost Highway Records.


The album was met with positive reviews from critics. AllMusic gave it four out of five stars, declaring it as an "undeniably striking and beautifully crafted set of songs". Spin magazine gave it eight out of ten, while Uncut magazine gave it a perfect five out of five, calling it an "inarticulate speech of the heart". Pneumonia peaked at #158 on the Billboard 200 and at #38 on the Heatseekers Albums chart. Prior to its release, Iha performed a handful of shows with Whiskeytown in 1998.
== Setlist ==


<nowiki>https://spcodex.wiki/wiki/Pneumonia</nowiki>
=== Soundcheck ===
|photo1=https://static.miraheze.org/solarawiki/7/78/WhiskeytownPneumonia.jpg
# {{live song|G.L.O.W.|soundcheck=1}}
}}
# {{live song|Siva|soundcheck=1}}
{{Social media/Facebook|Pneumonia released May 22, 2001! It is the third and final album by the alt-country band Whiskeytown. The lead single, "Don't Be Sad", was co-written by The Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha, who also provided guitar contributions and backing vocals. The album is known for its troubled history, having sat on a shelf for two years after the band lost their record deal. Several bootlegs of the album surfaced before the official release from Lost Highway Records.
 
=== Set ===
# {{live song|Tarantula}}
# {{live song|G.L.O.W.}}
# {{live song|Kill Your Parents}}
## {{live song|Siva}}
# {{live song|Eye}}
# {{live song|Mayonaise}}
# {{live song|Tonight, Tonight}}
# {{live song|Speed Kills}}
# {{live song|Transformer}}
# {{live song|Superchrist}}
## {{live song|United States}}
## {{live song|The Star-Spangled Banner|tease=1|cover=[[w:Francis Scott Key|Francis Scott Key]]}}
# {{live song|Once Upon a Time}}
# {{live song|Again, Again, Again (The Crux)}}
# {{live song|The Rose March}}
# {{live song|Today}}
# {{live song|Bullet with Butterfly Wings}}
# {{live song|The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning}}
# {{live song|Heavy Metal Machine}}
## {{live song|White Rabbit|tease=1|cover=[[w:Jefferson Airplane|Jefferson Airplane]]}}
## {{live song|White Horse|tease=1|cover=[[w:Laid Back|Laid Back]]}}
## {{live song|Glass' Theme}}
# {{live song|Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun|cover=[[w:Pink Floyd|Pink Floyd]]|length=17:22}}
 
=== Encore ===
# {{live song|We Only Come Out at Night}}
# {{live song|In the Summertime|cover=[[w:Mungo Jerry|Mungo Jerry]]}}
 
=== Notes ===
 
* "Once Upon a Time", "Again, Again, Again (The Crux)", and "The Rose March" performed acoustic
* "We Only Come Out at Night" and "In the Summertime" with Kris Pooley on accordion
* First show in the Chicago area since [[The Smashing Pumpkins 2000-12-02|2000-12-02]]


The album was met with positive reviews from critics. AllMusic gave it four out of five stars, declaring it as an "undeniably striking and beautifully crafted set of songs". Spin magazine gave it eight out of ten, while Uncut magazine gave it a perfect five out of five, calling it an "inarticulate speech of the heart". Pneumonia peaked at #158 on the Billboard 200 and at #38 on the Heatseekers Albums chart. Prior to its release, Iha performed a handful of shows with Whiskeytown in 1998.
== Banter ==


<nowiki>https://spcodex.wiki/wiki/Pneumonia</nowiki>
{{banter|1=
2008 Intro
'''Tarantula'''
> '''G.L.O.W.'''
'''Kill Your Parents'''
> '''Siva'''
'''Eye'''
'''Mayonaise'''
> '''Tonight, Tonight'''
> '''Speed Kills'''
BC: Thank you.  How are you?  Yes.  Thank you, I am fine.  Yes, how are you?  You don’t know?  I don’t know either.  Heh heh.
'''Transformer'''
'''Superchrist'''
> '''United States / Star Spangled Banner'''
BC: Thank you.  ...  Thank you very much, thank you.  ...  Didn’t I used to go out with your sister?  Anyway, like to take a moment...to introduce this fantastic band that I get to play in.  Amazing, amazing musicians I get to play with every night.  Great honor to be on the stage with them.  On guitar, Mr. Jeff Schroeder, the Shredder.  On the bass guitar, Ms. Ginger Reyes-Pooley.  Show ‘em the ring, [unintelligible].  On the keys, Ms. Lisa.  And from Joliet, Illinois, my main man, Mr. Jimmy Chamberlin.
'''Once Upon a Time''' (acoustic)
'''Again, Again, Again''' (acoustic)
'''The Rose March''' (acoustic)
BC: Thank you very much.  Before we begin part two of the show...like to say a few things.  Number one, what a weird world we live in.  Why do we live in such a weird world?  Don’t know why.  Please explain it to me.  Number two, I’m totally insane, thank you.  I’m not insane because I was born insane, this world makes me insane, thank you.  Yes, we’re here to deliver a message of hope.  Hope and change, that’s us.  I know you’re all tired from marching in the street every day protesting the war, the economy, the ecology.  Just like me, we’re all tired, somebody - so much marching.  So much protesting.  Heh heh heh.  But I digress.  Like to dedicate this song to you, yes.  To you, I don’t know who you are, don’t know who you are, you don’t know who I am, think about that.
Guy in crowd: We love Billy!
BC: I love you too, I’d like to send this song out to you.  Thank you for coming tonight, we appreciate you very much.
'''Today'''
> '''Bullet with Butterfly Wings'''
'''The Beginning is the End is the Beginning'''
'''Heavy Metal Machine / White Rabbit / White Horse'''
> '''Glass’ Theme'''
'''Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun'''
[encore break]
'''We Only Come Out at Night''' (with Kris Pooley on accordion)
> '''In the Summertime''' (with Kris Pooley on accordion)
(BC at beginning of piano outro: Thank you [unintelligible], thank you!)
}}
}}
{{Social media/Twitter|Pneumonia by Whiskeytown feat. James Iha released May 22, 2001! It is their third and final album. The lead single, "Don't Be Sad", was co-written by Iha, who also provided guitar contributions and backing vocals. The album peaked at #158 in the US. <nowiki>https://spcodex.wiki/wiki/Pneumonia</nowiki>}}
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