The day Linda Perry kicked Billy Corgan out of the studio

In a recent interview with the Brits at NME, Linda Perry revealed that he had to ask the frontman of Smashing Pumpkins Billy Corgan to leave the recording studio while he was at work with Courtney Love. In addition to being the frontwoman of 4 Not Blondesa producer and record label owner, Perry has written many hit songs, including “Beautiful” Of Christina Aguilera, “What Are You Waiting For?” Of Gwen Stefani And “Get the Party Started” Of P!nk.

The American musician collaborated with Love for the 2004 solo album “America’s Sweetheart” (read the review here) and for the album of Hole of 2010 “Nobody’s Daughter” (read the review here). During the interview he recalled an incident from those times: “One time we were working on a record when Billy Corgan came in, and he was a killjoy and spoiled the mood. Courtney and Billy have an incredible history together, but my band said, ‘We can’t continue with this guy.’ Finally, I went into the control room, looked at Billy and said, ‘You’ve got to go, man.’ God’s gift to fucking rock’n’roll. You got bad energy. I want you out of my studio.’ Billy was shocked and left.”

Linda Perry He also added that Courtney couldn’t believe I kicked him out and thought I was being brave. “Then I realized, ‘Oh, she’s a wimp!’ Courtney acts tough, and she is. She’s very intimidating, but she’s actually a sensitive person. He wants to be kind, he wants a hug and he’s very sweet, but he has an armor that he puts on. I love her and have had some amazing experiences with her. The world needs Courtney Love back and I can’t wait for her new album to come out because there’s no one else like her.”

In another passage of the same interview, Perry criticized the Green Day for excluding her from the production of the album’s follow-up “American Idiot” (read the review here). It happened that Courtney Love She let it be known through the grapevine that she would produce the Californian trio’s album and then… “Then Courtney blurted out that I would produce it. Suddenly they started receiving criticism from their fans, annoyed by the fact that they had hired Linda Perry, who had produced Pink and Christina Aguilera. The guys stopped calling me. I tried to contact them to find out what was going on. Nobody called me. I lost six months of scheduled work. It was a disaster, all because Billie Joe is a wimp and wouldn’t let him know He liked receiving a lot of criticism from his fans.”