Yes and if people would study and research they would see that there is more to the baptism of the Holy Ghost than just tongues. Sometimes we glorify the tongues and not the Spirit by which the tongues come from. The tongues is just a small part of the bigger whole. There is a difference between an overshadowing, and an infilling and indwelling of the Holy Ghost. We need all of them but what most people aim and want for is the overshadowing of the Holy Spirit. (Acts 2:1-4) In an overshadowing you feel emotionally high and have physical energy which may but not limited to (shout, holy dance, estatic praise, overflow of tongues, slain in the Holy Spirit, overflow of emotions, etc.) An infilling is when you become baptized and as Luke 4:1 states you become directed and filled by the Spirit of God. Romans 8:11 and 1 Corinthians 6:19 states that thee Holy Spirit dwells in us this comes after the overshadowing and the infilling. Sanctification is one of the main purposes of the Holy Spirit. We like to say in our church that you need to be baptized with water, Holy Spirit and fire. The fire is that sanctification and cleansing process that the Holy Spirit does in the believers life. There is more that I could state but time and space will not allow me. But it is more than just tongues I am not lessoning or lowering tongues they are essential for the church ( I speak in tongues) but they are not the main part of the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
1. Overshadowing (Acts 2:1-4)
2.Infilling (Luke 4:1)
3. Indwelling (Romans 8:11)
4. Empowering (Acts 1:8 & Acts 6:9-10)
Ephesians 5:18 sums it up (NIV) "Do not get drunk on wine, which leads to debauchery. Instead, be filled with the Spirit."