The Smashing Pumpkins released a new version of the Zeitgeist album today. That makes 7 different versions of the album that are available.

The latest version does include three bonus tracks -- "Death From Above," "Stellar" and the previously unreleased "Ma Belle" -- plus a DVD documentary titled Inside the Zeitgeist. But is that worth it?

The 20-year-old man who died in Vancouver last week did not die from a crowd-surfing or mosh-pit-related injury, as was expected. The coroner's office found no trauma during their autopsy and will have to wait for toxicology reports to come back to determine the cause of death.

Now, this is a shame for many, many reasons. The foremost being that a dude died. The second being that he died at a 'Smashing Pumpkins' concert in 2007, not 1997. And, the third being that he allegedly died because of crowd-surfing.

 

At the PNE Forum on Monday night, the security staff dragged an unconcious male out of the crowd and took him to St. Paul's hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

Alright, let's quit it with this moshing thing. It wasn't cool in the early 90s and it sure as hell isn't cool now.

Hey, Boise, at least you can have your 60 bucks back.

The 'Pumpkins' have announced the winner of their fan contest for the 'Tarantula' video and it's, well, another goddamn green screen deal.

Get your mind out of the gutter.

They've got a new one for "That's the Way (My Love Is)." Watch it here.

Now isn't that a bit of the pot calling the kettle black? You money whore, you.