From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 8 Nov 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Wed, 08 Nov 1995 00:44:26 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Wednesday, 8 Nov 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: openers SG Cover What? SG Covers Re: Soundgarden Unplugged Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 7 Nov 1995 Re: Screaming Life Re: opening act Re: I was a groupie Re: Digging the Garden/Slaves & Bulldozers Re: SG Covers Re: SG Cover Re: Soundgarden Unplugged fresh deadly rarities Re: Soundgarden Unplugged Re: SG on AOL? Covers say it aint so!!! Re: Soundgarden Unplugged covers Re: say it aint so!!! Re: NoN Soundgarden beware Re: SG covers... Re: SG on AOL? SG Covers (my Q Re: SG Covers Re: SG Cover UNPLUGGED Re: SG Covers (my Q The Ultimate Acoustic Set Opening for SG... +Live+ Soundgarden and SPINonline Re: SG on AOL? Re: Yes!! An Ugly Kid Joe fan Down Under ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: Re: openers On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Milkman wrote: > Don't the Pistons play in Joe Lewis Arena, with the Red Wings? > the pistons have never played in joe louis arena. they used to play at cobo arena, which is right by the joe, but they moved to the palace in like 1990 or something. ------------------------------ From: "WOJCIK ARKADIUSZ (IZ IV)" Subject: SG Cover SG cover - maybe War Pigs, but what about Aero Zeppelin. It's pretty like "Jesus Christ Pose" for me. By the way would anybody tell me which of SG videoclips are available in MTV VIVA etc. I saw only two "Black Hole Sun" and "Jesus Christ Pose". And I really like the second one. P.S. I'm pretty new here, so please forgive me for any errors. And, Jesus, I get 40-50 mails a day. Is it normal, or you guys do not have anything to study or something. --- Arek from Poland --- ------------------------------ From: Daniel Ladle Subject: What? Dear all, Having experienced both the normal and digest mailing versions of the list I just thought I'd say what I think to you all. The digest is a good idea but I can see why so few people who get it actually mail the rest of us, it's cos you feel kind of detatched from everyone else on it cos you know you are getting it later than everyone else. Now I admit that getting the list in it's un-digested form takes a bit of getting in to but is by far the best way to enjoy SOMMS. Just thought I'd write something as I haven't for a bit see y'all Dan ------------------------------ From: Daniel Garrett Subject: SG Covers Some covers SG would credibly do... Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots Faith No More - The Last To Know Led Zeppelin - Four Sticks The Beatles - Tomorrow never Knows The Doors - Waiting For The Sun (oops, they did that at Reading95!) Pink Floyd - Us & Them Anyone agree?? Daniel Garrett ------------------------------ From: "KIRSCHNER JEFFREY" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Unplugged Not too long ago, somebody mentioned that SG were going to tape an MTV unplugged special. While at first this struck me as odd, since SG does not play to many acoustic songs, I know think it is a good idea. The band can use this as an opportunity to reinterpret and reinvent some of their best songs. And, after all, Nirvana wasn't a band known for their acoustic prowess, and there Unplugged was definately a highlight. So, as follows, is a list of songs that I think SG should perform "Unplugged". a) Like Suicide b) Times of Trouble c) Half (with lots of sitars and other exotic instruments, maybe they can contact the Tea Party, who can be Soundgarden's version of the Meat Puppets.) d) Fell on Black Days(perhaps slowed down to a bluesy pace.) e) Hands All Over f) Spoonman( and get Artis himself to play the specified kitchen utensil.) g) Searching with my Good Eyes Closed h) Fourth of July i) Mind Riot j) Over the Hills and Far Away (I think SG would totally rock playing this LEDZEP Classic.) That's what I think would be a cool unplugged set list. What do you think? JEFF ------------------------------ From: Michael Travers Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 7 Nov 1995 The song you are thinking of (I forget who) is War Pigs. "Generals gathered in their masses. Just like witches at black masses." Faith No More have already done an excellent cover of this song, but it would be interesting to hear what Soundgarden's take on it would be. ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Screaming Life Mick, I don't know how close you are to the area, but there's a great little store in New Hope, Pennsylvania that has all sorts of photographs that you can buy of all different bands. The pictures are really good. I bought one of Chris having a dazed expression, piercing green eyes and hair sweeping across his shoulders. They are all taken professionally. Just thought ya might be interested. lee ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: opening act On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Voodoo Child wrote: > I agree with whoever said that mudhoney would be an excellent opening > act. If we are looking for a contrast in stlyes...why not let The Mighty > Mighty Bosstones open up. I may be biased since I am originally form the > Boston area,(i now attend school in Florida), but I believe that the > Bosstones would do an excellent job at getting the crowd ready for > Soundgarden. Just my opinion... > > ------->Voodoo Child > >Mudhoney would be cool or Screaming Trees ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: I was a groupie Well, if you must know, there is a group called Everything. They're from Virginia but they tour all over. They come up to New York and Jersey every so often. I've seen many many of their shows. I met the bassist when they played at AKA, NYC at the bar after the show. Dave (that's his name) then invited me to hang out with him the following week at the Stony Pony, Asbury Park, Jersey. Then I got to briefly meet the guitarist and lead singer. They're pretty funny. At another concert I did a roundoff backhandspring in the middle of the show for them and they gave me a cd. It was all a lot of fun. I highly recommend to everyone to go see Everything. On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Sara Louise Hoeck wrote: > > Sorry, don't have any band stories. nope, none at all. Well, I'm really > good friends with this guy who is in a band, and they play at Ryan's Bar > every Saturday night, but that is about as far asit goes when you talk about > knowing and meeting band people. How sad:( Talk to you later.-Sara > > >>SO, do any of you have similar stories of talking to band members, be they > >>from Soundgarden or another band? When I say talking, I mean in real > >>conversation where there aren't hundreds of other people around clamouring > >>to talk to them also. > >> > > > >>(Krissy - I haven't forgotten to write to you about this - I'm getting > there!!) > >> > >>Keep rocking everyone > >>Carolyn the Masked French-kisser > >>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >>And it's raining icepicks on your steel shore - SOUNDGARDEN > >>Our little group has always been & always will until the end - NIRVANA > >>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > > >I've gotten to meet a few of my favorite musicians, and the experiences > >were all pretty different. I got the autographs of 3 of the guys from > >Soundgarden last summer in Dallas. I just waited by their tour bus after > >the show - for HOURS. (I wonder how people get backstage passes! Does > >anyone know?) First Matt came out and he was nice and talked to everyone a > >little and even let me take a picture with him. Then Ben came out and for > >some reason no one stopped him. I said "hi" as he walked by and he said > >"hi" and walked on the bus. A minute later he came out with a guitar and > >sat on a curb a few yards away and played. My friend and I walked over > >there and Ben let us take a picture of him and then he and my friend talked > >about guitars. After and hour or so more, Chris finally came out > >sandwiched between two big mean guys. The guys told us to go away and to > >stop taking pictures, but then Chris turned around and held out his hand > >and people started handing him things to sign. I was completely speechless > >because it was the first time I had ever seen someone "famous" and SG had > >been my favorite band for three years. He gave me his autograph and all I > >could say was thank you. Chris didn't utter one word to any of us that > >night. That was wierd. I guess he was tired and had gotten his fill of > >fans backstage. I guess the novelty and excitement of having fans would > >wear off for any band that has been playing for so many years. Kim came out > >a little later and didn't look at or speak to anyone, so I didn't get his > >autograph. Does anyone else have SG encounters they could write about??? > > > >*********The rest of my message has nothing to do with Soundgarden, so if > >you're not interested, stop here!!!*************** > > > > I don't know if y'all have heard of Ian Moore but he's from my town, > >Austin, and I like him a lot and have had some good experiences talking to > >him. Sometimes the guys from his band will hang out at some local clubs - > >I'm friends with the bass player from his band now. So that's cool, it's > >like a friendly support of local music. > > I also have gotten to talk to Jeff Buckley before. He's a little > >intimidating because of his talent (OK, and good looks :>) but he was > >pretty nice. I gave him an e.e.cummings poem and he really seemed like he > >appreciated the gesture. He's also pretty cool about giving autographs. > > The coolest person I've ever really met was Chris Whitley. I think he's > >a genius - y'all should check out Din of Ecstasy (his first album is also > >great but is more like straight blues). He played in Austin for 3 nights > >and my friend and I saw him the first night and got an idea for what to > >give him on the second night. Chris liked our gift so much that he put us > >on his guest list for the final night and hung out with us the last two > >nights. It was really cool because he talked to only me and my friend. We > >had cool conversations that almost made me forget who I was talking to, > >until Chris told my friend he reminded him of his "good friend Jerry > >Cantrell." Anyway, on the last night he gave us his home phone number. > >That was cool. He didn't act like a stuck up rock star at all. Not that > >he's the most popular musician in the world, but I know some obscure local > >bands that have way more attitude than Chris Whitley. > > > >Those are my boring stories. Anyone care to share theirs? > > > >krissy > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Digging the Garden/Slaves & Bulldozers On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, John Grieves wrote: > At 01:15 PM 11/6/95 -0500, curtis wayne swedran wrote: > >Also, I don't care how corny it sounds, > >that one song by black sabbath that goes, "generals gathered in their > >masses..." would be fuckin cool. I hope I don't catch alot of shit for this. > > > > How can I let this one pass? The song from Black Sabbath is called War Pigs, > and my favourite band, Faith No More, do a ripper cover of it. Hearing Chris > Cornell do it would be phenomenol! Matt Cameron could go berko on drums! > Yeah, that would be a great cover Curt! > > Jackhammer. > >Well, obviously enough, SG has a very strong Black Sabbath influence and it would be amazing to hear Chris cover them. ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Re: SG Covers On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, Daniel Garrett wrote: > Some covers SG would credibly do... > > Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots Yes!!!! Oh, to hear Chris sing "Fairies wear boots and you gotta believe it" would just rock!!!!!! Ozzy would be embarassed. -j aka Chicka Jackeen, A Livein Thesu (Per Unkn Own). Boom biddy bye bye! ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: SG Cover On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, WOJCIK ARKADIUSZ (IZ IV) wrote: > SG cover - maybe War Pigs, but what about Aero Zeppelin. It's pretty > like "Jesus Christ Pose" for me. > By the way would anybody tell me which of SG videoclips are available > in MTV VIVA etc. I saw only two "Black Hole Sun" and "Jesus Christ > Pose". And I really like the second one. > > P.S. > I'm pretty new here, so please forgive me for any errors. > > And, Jesus, I get 40-50 mails a day. Is it normal, or you guys do not > have anything to study or something. > > --- Arek from Poland --- >I wonder that myself sometimes. But who am I to talk I'm down here just as much. And by the way, no I don't study. lee ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Soundgarden Unplugged well definatly agree with most of it. Fourth of July would be a must. I think to add to your list Wooden Jesus and it would be interesting to her Jesus Christ Pose accustic. Did you like the version of Like Suicide on the SFW soundtrack? ========================================================================== She lived like a murder but she flied so sweetly She lived like a murder but she died just like suicide-Cornell ==========================================================================\ p.s. while we're at it why not let GWAR open for them? (just kidding guys!) ------------------------------ From: BdMtrFngr Subject: fresh deadly rarities I know this has been mentioned before, but can someone please tell me what is on Fresh Deadly Rarities. Also is the sound quality good? Thanks ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: Re: Soundgarden Unplugged >Not too long ago, somebody mentioned that SG were going to tape an >MTV unplugged special. While at first this struck me as odd, since >SG does not play to many acoustic songs, I know think it is a good >idea. The band can use this as an opportunity to reinterpret and >reinvent some of their best songs. And, after all, Nirvana wasn't a >band known for their acoustic prowess, and there Unplugged was >definately a highlight. So, as follows, is a list of songs that I >think SG should perform "Unplugged". >a) Like Suicide >b) Times of Trouble >c) Half (with lots of sitars and other exotic instruments, maybe they can contact the Tea Party, who can be Soundgarden's version of the Meat Puppets.) >d) Fell on Black Days(perhaps slowed down to a bluesy pace.) >e) Hands All Over >f) Spoonman( and get Artis himself to play the specified kitchen utensil.) >g) Searching with my Good Eyes Closed >h) Fourth of July >i) Mind Riot >j) Over the Hills and Far Away (I think SG would totally rock playing this LEDZEP Just add Seasons, Mood for trouble, Fresh Tendrills, and Somewhere and it would be perfect. The thing is soundgarden has so many great songs this set list could go on forever. Clown With Bazooka Classic.) >That's what I think would be a cool unplugged set list. What do you >think? JEFF ------------------------------ From: samm@mail.usa1.com Subject: Re: SG on AOL? Ho! whoa! hold on a minute here. _When_ is SG going to be on AOL? I would like to know since I can "borrow" AOL, and I would like to see the whole thing live if I could. If it is tonight, please e-mail direct, since I get the digest. ------------------------------ From: JERRY MATTHERS Subject: Covers I would like to hear Soundgarden cover: Pink Floyd="Fearless" Led Zeppelin="Ten Years Gone" with a little "Nobody's Fault but Mine" or "Archilles Last Stand" or "Dazed and Confused" Ok Everything. Beatles="I am the walrus" or "Day in the Life" Donovan="Hurdy Gurdy Man" Burt Jansch="Reynardine" or "Needle of Death" James Brown="Payback" or the Dolemite theme song just for laughs. and least and last, for my friend Todd: Pizzicato Five:"Twiggy Twiggy/Twiggy Vs. James Bond" Most people are so busy trying to control others they don't control themselves. =============================================================================== SatanoscillatemYmetallicsonataSatanoscillatemYmetallicsonataS =============================================================================== AKA: LaMONT SANFORD GORDON SHUMWAY MAJOR HEILLY ------------------------------ From: jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu (grote) Subject: say it aint so!!! > > Quicksand (R.I.P) NO!!! SAY IT AINT SO!!! somebody please tell me this isn't true. quicksand is one of my favorite bands of the past decade and i would HATE to see them call it quits. somebody ease my worried mind... GRATUITOUS SG MENTION: i checked out `surfing the superunknown' yesterday for the first time and boy is it peachy keen. thank you. - -- ######################################################################## # GROTE!!!!! "I don't remember half the time # # If I'm hiding or I'm lost # # jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu But I'm on my way....." -Chris Cornell # ######################################################################## ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: Re: Soundgarden Unplugged Totally great idea... hmmm.... if they did do an unplugged I would just be so happy.. oh joy! What would I like to see em doing?! hmmm.. Outshined?! I think it would be cool unplugged.... Somewhere, perhaps... Searching With My Good Eye Closed Room A Thousand Years Wide Entering (hehe) Mind Riot uhh... Fell On Black Days is a good one Superunknown?!?! hmm.. Head Down!!!!! Spoonman would be cool.... The Day I Tried To Live perhaps... Definitely Like Suicide... Loud Love!!!! (I was jamming on this song in a music store once; I played bass and the bass player from local-to-me industrial outfit O.Z. Willis played guitar... an amazing musician and a big Soundgarden fan.. anyway, the song sounded incredible Uncovered (he played this too and it sounded good) Seasons Fluttergirl Some people might think these songs I've picked would sound like shit unplugged, but I dunno.. since I've never HEARD them unplugged for the most part.. besides, we won't know for sure unless we've heard.. I'll get out of your face now,. Foreshocks ------------------------------ From: Voodoo Child Subject: covers I think that SG should cover Jimi Hendrix's Manic Depression. I can hear how chris would sound singing the lyrics. I don't know, maybe it is just another dillusionary thought but see if you can picture it. "I thought I was the only one, but that was just a lie." - ---------------------->Voodoo Child ------------------------------ From: Malkav Subject: Re: say it aint so!!! On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, grote wrote: > > > > Quicksand (R.I.P) > > NO!!! SAY IT AINT SO!!! > > somebody please tell me this isn't true. quicksand is one of my > favorite bands of the past decade and i would HATE to see them call it > quits. > Well they broke up maybe two or three weeks ago. ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: NoN Soundgarden beware On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, Aleko wrote: > Are you willing to mosh by yourselfs if you like the band enough or does > everyone chicken out? > Ps Yes i did have a few drinks before > It's funny that this question came up, because on Halloween night my roomate and I threw a fairly large costume bash. My friend's band Disclaim (killer local band) jammed for over two and a half hours in our spacious living room. Anyway, for most of the night I was a one man boogie machine, strutting my moves for the idle onlookers. It took a little bit of coersion (grabbing passing girls) to finally get the crowd to loosen up. Ps Yes I was drunk. Matthew. ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: SG covers... On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Russ Ingram wrote: > > I wouldn't mind seeing SG cover "Jizzlobber" or "Suprise! You're Dead!" both > by FNM. > Totally! Cuckoo for Caca would be good too. Shit lives forever! "Don't you look so surprised, Happy Birthday...Fucker!" More No Faith Matthew. ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: SG on AOL? On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Limo Wreck wrote: > Your questions are an amusing little antecdote. I just hope a bunch of poser > losers don't get on there. You guys w/ AOL need to log in that morning just to > reserve your seat.... > > "chris, who do you think looks more like jesus, you or kim?" > > > > "hey matt, do you think jeff ament looks good for a dead person?" > > > > "when do you plan to stage a private concert for the mailing list > > members?" > > > > "hey, do you guys want to join the chicken fajita mailing list?" > > > > and, of course, we have to let them know we care about them and that > > we don't want to see them get flamed: > > > > "ben, unsubscribe requests go to saperl@mit.edu." > > > > "kim, please don't send chain letters to the mailing list." > > > Don't forget to ask them what their three favorite cheeses are. Oh Yeah, ask them if they would be interested in joining the U2 mailing list also. "I had a friend once, he took some acid. Now he thinks he's a fire hydrant" Tool Matthew. ------------------------------ From: Chris Dawg Subject: SG Covers (my Q I'm sure some of you have been wondering what the answer to my own question about SG covers would be. (Or maybe not, but I'm telling you, anyway.) --- Led Zeppelin, "Communication Breakdown" --- James Brown, "Night Train" --- Schoolhouse Rock Crew, "Conjunction Junction" (you know it would be the bomb!) --- Devo, "Whip It" (no problem doing another Devo cover) --- Steve Taylor, "Jim Morrison's Grave" I tried to be as diverse as possible. Please be kind. You never know what SG can crank out of these classics. Love, peace and Laura, my niece--Chris Dawg ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Re: SG Covers On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, Daniel Garrett wrote: > Some covers SG would credibly do... > > Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots Yes!!!! Oh, to hear Chris sing "Fairies wear boots and you gotta believe it" would just rock!!!!!! Ozzy would be embarassed. -j aka Chicka Jackeen, A Livein Thesu (Per Unkn Own). Boom biddy bye bye! ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: SG Cover SG should do "GOing Blind" by Kiss. That would be too hilarious. Chris Mackenzie "Why aren't they singing - take you're vitamins, be a nice person?" - Soundgarden, Big Dumb Sex (New Version) "I dreamnt of Cindy & her thorazine screams and her perma-teen light & I've seen her loose her mind" - Truly, Angelhead ------------------------------ From: Voodoo Child Subject: UNPLUGGED HERE IS MY VERSION OF THE SET LIST FOR SG UNPLUGGED... 1--->SEASONS 2--->HANDS ALL OVER 3--->OUTSHINED 4--->FELL ON BLACK DAYS 5--->HEAD DOWN 6--->SEARCHING WITH MY GOOD EYE CLOSED 7--->HOLY WATER 8--->LIKE SUICIDE YOU MAY THINK THAT THIS SUCKS, BUT I CAN VISUALIZE THE BAND SITTING DOWN IN FRONT OF THAT INTIMATE LITTLE AUDIENCE AND PLAYING THESE SONGS. ALSO, WHY DONT WE THINK OF SOME SOUNDGARDEN SONGS THAT COULD BE COVERED BY OTHER BANDS? - --------------------------------->VOODOO CHILD ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Re: SG Covers (my Q On Tue, 7 Nov 1995, Chris Dawg wrote: > I'm sure some of you have been wondering what the answer to my own > question about SG covers would be. (Or maybe not, but I'm telling you, > anyway.) > > --- Led Zeppelin, "Communication Breakdown" Well, be happy because sg have already done that cover. And i have a copy of it. (It's on Supermainstream) But considering i've never heard the original, i couldn't tell you much about how similar or different it is to the original version. On an unrelated note, are there any other Ugly Kid Joe fans on the list? And can anyone tell me who sings that song where they say "Jesus crossed the Rio Grande" ? Me and my brother heard it about six times one day and haven't heard it since. For some reason it got into my mind a few minutes ago. (Probably cuz i was listening to UKJ's song "Jesus rode a harley") Well, any answers graciously appreciated. Also, anyone else getting a little anxious about seeing the pictures on the member directory? aka Chicka Jackeen, A Livein Thesu (Per Unkn Own). Boom biddy bye bye! ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: The Ultimate Acoustic Set Ok, everyone, here's my idea for the greatest acoustic set soundgarden could perform: 1. Hunted Down 2. 4th of July 3. Flower 4. She Likes Surprises 5. Toybox (but of course!) 6. Head Injury 7. Fopp 8. Loud Love 9. Jesus Christ Pose 10. Birth Ritual 11. Heretic 12. Entering 13. Incessant Mace 14. All Your Lies 15. 665 16. Full on Kev's Mom (Does anyone detect a pattern yet?) 17. Nothing to Say 18. Black Cat 19. Outshined 20. Superunknown 21. Rusty Cage 22. 667 23. Cold Bitch 24. Motorcycle Loop 25. Get on the Snake 26. Gun 27. Like Suicide 28. Swallow my Pride 29. He Didn't 30. Circle of Power (w/ Matt on vocals;hey, he sung on hater!) 31. Uncovered 32. Let Me Drown (Detect a pattern? Anyone? Anyone?) 33. Spoonman 34. Exit Stonehenge 35. Nazi Driver 36. Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except For Me and My Monkey 37. Tears to Forget 38. Kingdom of Come 39. Face Pollution 40. Mind Riot 41. My Wave 42. Smokestack Lightning 43. Balck Hole Sun (Have to please the eMpTyV converts, i guess) 44. The Day i Tried To Live 45. Little Joe 46. Somewhere 47. I Awake (Yeah, it's not as good as most of sg's stuff, but it might prove better acoustic) 48. Sub Pop Rock City (Still, no pattern?) 49. Half 50. Holy Water 51. Big Bottom 52. Stolen Prayer 53. Drawing Flies 54. Girl U Want 55. Limo Wreck 56. Beyond The Wheel 57. Toybox (Yes, i want to see this one twice!) 58. Searching With My Good Eye Closed 59. Unholy War 60. Blind Dogs 61. Show Me 62. Mailman 63. Ugly Truth 64. Uncovered (Not even a pattern of the pattern inquiries?) 65. Fresh Tendrils 66. Earache My Eye 67. Room A Thousand Years Wide 68. Mood For Trouble 69. Big Dumb Sex (heh, heh) 70. Fell On Black Days (Let's hear that solo acoustic!) 71. Can You See Me 72. Kyle Petty, Son of Richard 73. No Wrong No Right 74. Mood For Trouble 75. New Damage 76. Flutter Girl 77. She's a Politician 78. Fresh Deadly Roses 79. Kickstand 80. Power Trip 81. No Attention 82. Hands All Over (I'm sure you all see the pattern by now) 83. One Minute of Silence (After 82 songs, the boys can use a short rest) 84. Homicidal Suicidal 85. Into the Void (Stealth) 86. Nowhere But You 87. Head Down 88. Margarittaville (Would be amazingly interesting to see what sg would do w/ that one, even just acoustically) 89. Touch Me 90. Stray Cat Blues 91. Black (Just so Chris can show up that E. Vedder guy vocally) 92. Stray Cat Blues 93. With Yo' Heart Not Your Hands (a Malfunkshun song, could serve as a reminder about Andrew Wood) 94. Say Hello To Heaven (I started thinking about Andy Wood) 95. Lump (to ligthen the mood before the big finally) And finally , the last song in the undoubtedly most amazing acoustic set ever: 96. Slaves and Bulldozers So, there it is. My choice for an acoustic set list. Unfortunately, due to the restraints of time and the fact that me and a few others would be the only ones willing to set through the whole thing, eMpTyV would never sponsor such an event. so maybe sg will just play this set as a concert one day...Nah, no vendor would go for it. Damn capitalism. Well, i'm sure i forgot a few songs that need to be included. But if sg ever played this exact set, i would definitely be satisfied. anyone else? aka Chicka Jackeen, A Livein Thesu (Per Unkn Own). Boom biddy bye bye! ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Opening for SG... +Live+ Over the years, I've been flamed for this, but I don't care. The band i would mostly like to see opening for SG: # # # # # # ###### # # # # # # # # ##### # # # # ##### ##### # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ####### # ## ###### Yeah, I love them. As someone said months ago, eventhough I heard them before most, I don4t consider myself more fan than somebody, I just like them. URB@NO ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Soundgarden and SPINonline I have one of those AOL 10 hrs free introductory disks stuck somewhere on my desk. Can i use that to get to the big event? And if so, how do i get there? (the only things i know about AOL are what i read on alt.aol-sucks; yes that actally is a real newsgroup) Well, thanx for any help provided. -j ------------------------------ From: The Omnipotent Heretic Subject: Re: SG on AOL? At 02:27 PM 11/7/95 -0400, you wrote: >Ho! whoa! hold on a minute here. > >_When_ is SG going to be on AOL? I would like to know since I can "borrow" >AOL, and I would like to see the whole thing live if I could. > >If it is tonight, please e-mail direct, since I get the digest. > > > I just signed up to this mailing list, so excuse me if this has already been said: SG was on AOL about 6 or 7 months ago....I had AOL back then. Don't even bother. Apparently they screen out maybe 5 or 6 semi-decent questions and answer them back to the whole "crowd". Then they leave..that's it. It's *really* not worth 2.95 an hour for. =20 ("`-' '-/") .___..--' ' "`-._ ` =AA_ =AA ) `-. ( ) .`-.__. `) (_Y_.) ' ._ ) `._` ; `` -. .-' _.. `--'_..-_/ /--' _ .' ,=B4 ( i l ),-'' ( l i),' ( ( ! .-' \\\\\\\\\ http://www.exit109.com/~stillcyco \\\\\\ ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: Yes!! An Ugly Kid Joe fan Down Under Chicka Jackeen wrote: >On an unrelated note, are there any other Ugly Kid Joe fans on the list? >Well, any answers graciously appreciated. Yes, yes, I am...... Being a Music Freak from way back, I like a lot of different bands out there. And dear old UKJ is one of them. But I only have their CD "America's Least Wanted" (love the cover on that album!). >Also, anyone else >getting a little anxious about seeing the pictures on the member directory? Yes! What's happening, oh great Seth???? Come on, we know you're just sitting there twiddling your thumbs, waiting for something to do!! :-) I'm joking........ Cheers, all Carolyn the Mil-hanna Football-fan {sorry, only Aussie Rules Footy followers will have any idea on that one} ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Get on the snake where the metal river bleeds **SOUNDGARDEN** Ever think about the stones you left unturned? **PENNYWISE** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 94] ***************************************