From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 14 Nov 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 01:42:04 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Tuesday, 14 Nov 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu *********************ONE HUNDREDTH ISSUE************************** Today's Topics: Re: Music Anthology and Questions Imports... Re: Music Anthology and Questions Re: Cyberian Rhapsody Back off! questions Re: Half, Ben Kurt's animated corpse SG/FNM Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 Re: Half, Ben re:musings about soundgarden War of the Worlds Re: Astalavistababy! Re: Cyberian Rhapsody - Where is the Event? SatanOscillateMyMetallicSonatas Re: Temple Re: Half, Ben Re: FNM and Mr.Bungle Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 Re: SatanOscillateMyMetallicSonatas Re: Soundgarden Digest, Sunday, 12 Nov 1995 Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden Re: Temple Re: questions Re: SG Rarities Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden SG vs. PJ Rolling Stone article Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 Re: Temple re: rhapsody Pearl Jam and Soundgarden Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 my humble offer... Soundgarden Digest Wednesday Nov 8 IDIOTS ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: Music Anthology and Questions On Sun, 12 Nov 1995, Krissy wrote: > > Feel free to go off about FNM - I think they're geniuses. I want to ask > you your opinion now - are you in to Mr. Bungle? For some reason I've > never checked them out and now they're coming to Austin in December and I > don't want to miss a show I might enjoy. If you've heard their new album > or any of their stuff, will you write me back and tell me about it? I > heard that the new album if pretty different from their previous stuff, but > I know nothing about it. Thanks- > Krissy, this opinion is not that of Jackhammer, but that of an avid Bungle fan. If you have a chance to check them out live, I would definitely reccomend it. They are excellent musicians, and are quite an experience live. Howevr, I don't know how they will sound playing the stuff off their new record (Disco Volante). The new album, although good, uses more tecnical synthesized computer type sounds (for lack of a better term) Their self-titled record is killer, mixing the mandatory demented circus music, with Trey Spruance's hardcore riffs and Patton's crucial wail. They definitely take some getting used to, but they put on an awesome show. They are pretty popular here in Arcata California bacause they are from this area. Anyway, If you want more info, I can tell you more, but this message is getting a little bit long-winded. Matthew. ------------------------------ From: SHROOMGRL1@aol.com Subject: Imports... Hey all... I've got a couple quick questions. 1. Does anyone have a good place to order SG imports from? I'd like to get "Fresh Deadly Rarities", but unfortunately the place I usually order from can't get it. And I've been looking for another copy of SG "Nosebleed". I have it already, but I'd like to find another copy for a friend. 2. What is Chris Cornell's middle name? I've heard it's Joseph, but I'd like to know for sure. Thanks!!! Suzie ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: Music Anthology and Questions > > Have Soundgarden ever played Half live? If so, how did it compare with the > album version? Yes, I saw them play "Half" at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. It was pretty cool but of course everything was that night. Curt ------------------------------ From: Milkman Subject: Re: Cyberian Rhapsody I too got the first message that promissed I would get a second; however, it never came. It did say that the whole thing would be archived, and we could get it later. On Sun, 12 Nov 1995, seth wrote: > Did anyone attend Cyberian Rhpasody? As someone else mentioned, I got > the email that said "we'll send you more email later on today that > will tell you where and when to listen to the concert." I never got > the second piece of email, so I didn't get to hear the concert. > > If anyone did attend, please let me know how it was, and if you > managed to save the Soundgarden segment as a RealAudio file, please > please please let me know so that I might be able to get it from you > and put it on the Web page. > > seth > > ------------------------------ From: Peaceman-2000 Subject: Back off! Dude, there are a lot of us who are very loyal to this list. I am very sorry that you weren't here when the Superunknown album came out. Maybe that would have made you happy. If you don't like it just back off and unsuscribe because things like this happen! And I don't think that's very pleasant. For the list: Hey guys! I forgot about the whole Mailman lyrics issue I was asking about! :@) I'm sorry and I hope some of you remember I was asking for the meaning of Mailman's lyrics. Well, here is something to think about: What if the lyrics are about getting AIDS but written from another point of view? Read the lyrics again and please reply to this! I wanna hear from all of you! You know? If it makes all the maxican people feel better...Well, my mom's mexican and I was raised there! Too bad SG didn't play in Mexico when I was there. We only got the shitty bands there. (I think the only one worth my money was Metallica and Slayer :@) ). Bye and think about those lyrics! C-YA! Peaceman-2000 ------------------------------ From: daniel rosendahl Subject: questions Anybody know the songs featured on Alive in . . .? I know it includes "She Likes Surprises", but what else? Also, is the release date still accurate? I hate changes! By the way, I found SOMMS used at a local CD recycling place for 14 bucks! It was a very good day. . . Dan drosenda@ub.d.umn.edu ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Re: Half, Ben > I thought it was Ben singing half too. > Ok, so it's Ben singing Half. But now, does anyone know who sings on Exit Stonehenge? Is it Matt? Or Kim? 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: Holland N B Subject: Kurt's animated corpse In many ways I agree, Abigail (the bitch's name) "should have 2 shotgun shells pumped into her skull by Curt's animated corpse". That would also be fairly amusing and I for one would love to be there if it was ever to happen. Another Teen Spirit version I like is the Top of the Pops performance that can be seen on Live, Tonight, Sold Out. Kurt does an excellent gothic version of it. That has to be by far the funniest version of it. ------------------------------ From: Holland N B Subject: SG/FNM I was there when SG and FNM played with G'N'R at Wenbley Stadium and I can honestly say that G'N'R were not worth going to see. After all the hype about the gig I was so dissapointed. SG, however, more than made up for it. Before then I had only heard the Badmotorfinger albumn and so I wasn't totally sure if I would like them, but they were great. ------------------------------ From: "Daniel Richard Dvorscak" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 This is my first time writing this list so bear with me if I messed this up. The term SatanOscillateMyMetallicSonatas is the name of a bonus disc that was included in the A&M re-release of Badmotorfinger. Most of the songs are covers. They are Into the Void (originally by Black Sabbath, but with different words), Stray Cat Blues (originally by the Stray Cats), Girl U Want ( yes That was originally done by Devo). The other two songs were written by SG: She's a Politition, and a live version of Slaves and Bulldozers. At least if my memory serves me correct, that is what is on the disc. As for Half, yes that is Ben singing. Dan ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: Half, Ben On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, Chicka Jackeen wrote: > On Mon, 13 Nov 1995 S0undgardn@aol.com wrote: > > > I thought it was Ben singing half too. > > > Ok, so it's Ben singing Half. But now, does anyone know who sings on > Exit Stonehenge? Is it Matt? Or Kim? > Chris sings Exit Stonehenge. Does anybody know who sings "I Can't Give You Anything"? ------------------------------ From: Voodoo Child Subject: re:musings about soundgarden On Fri, 10 Nov 1995, ADDC wrote: > hello. i am an 18 year old college student and a huge fan of soundgarden. > it is really amazing how much mail i have received since joining the > mailing list.the other day,i had 80 messenges in my mailbox.80! i am very > happy to see such a large number of people in the world that share my > love for this band.the news that soundgarden will be releasing "alive in > the unknown" on november 21th took me by surprise.i know it is a cd-rom > thing.what songs will be on it? any new stuff? exactly what sorts of > pictures will be on it? when is the next "real" album from soundgarden > coming out? how much will "alive" cost? i must have the answers to these > questions. also,i would be very interested in acquiring various soundgarden > b-sides;anything along those lines. seeing as how superuknown was incredible, > i am anxiously awaiting any new music from them.i just wish they would > come to dallas again.oh,yeah,i have some ideas about possible opening > acts for our boys from seattle. filter,everclear,shelter,and the toadies,are > some bands i thought of on the top of my head.has anyone here heard of > shelter? i saw their video on 120 minutes,"here we go again", and upon > hearing it i had to get their record entitled "mantra".i know this is a > soundgarden forum but let me plug shelter a little. they are like a mix > of red hot chili peppers,green day,and offspring except that shelter has > a message in their songs.do me a favor and check them out.if you like > what you hear please e-mail me and tell me what you think.oh well i gotta go. > bye. > Vince Varkey at the university of texas > at dallas > Yes the Hari-Krishnas from Shelter would be a stellar opening at. I have only heard one of their older tapes, but to say the least, I was impressed. - --------------------->Voodoo Child at the Florida Institute of Technology ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: War of the Worlds Did everyone see SNL with Smashing Pumpkins? Billy Corgan phone home. "Linoleum, supports my head, gives me something to believe" NOFX Matthew. ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Astalavistababy! We'll miss you Mick! p.s. I'll write to ya later lee On Fri, 10 Nov 1995 MickMuise@aol.com wrote: > Hi everyone!! :) > > Well, I have enjoyed the news, the flames and corresponding with the lot of > you...but....maaaaan....it is just too much mail for me to handle...sorry.... > > If any of you are interested in keeping in touch, please do so. I know a few > of ya already, and those of you I do know, I like. > > I will still send out a transcribe of the SPIN online chat to those of ya who > want one. > > Milkman - BTW, I am woman.....hear me roar.....ROOOOOOOOAAAAARRRRRRRR!!! > > Peace & love be with you my brothers & sisters in Soundgardendom - Mick > ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Cyberian Rhapsody - Where is the Event? On Fri, 10 Nov 1995, Geoff Kleemola wrote: > Hey there people. Can someone please tell me where the event is? I have > my cybertix, and they said they would email the event location, but I > have not recieved this information. When adn where is it? Has anyone > else received this info? Thanks... > -Geoff the mailman > >I have my tickets too and I'm alittle confused about the whole thing. Can someone help? ------------------------------ Subject: SatanOscillateMyMetallicSonatas From: Shana M Darling does anyone know how to get a copy of this cd if you weren't fortunate enough to get a badmotorfinger with a copy of it? shana ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Temple Well I have to reply to my own message, it's tacky I know but has to be done In my search for Temple of the Dog stuff I found a location If anyone wants to check it out it's at fsmc1@acad3.alaska.edu On Fri, 10 Nov 1995, Milkman wrote: > I second that motion. I too tried to search for TOTD, but the links only > led to Pearl Jam. > > On Thu, 9 Nov 1995, alisa brozena wrote: > > > Does anyone out there know where I can find information on the internet > > about Temple of the Dog? I couldn't seem to find anything in there about > > them. help! > > lee > > > > > ------------------------------ From: ringram@mail.novaaccess.com (Russ Ingram) Subject: Re: Half, Ben >Ok, so it's Ben singing Half. But now, does anyone know who sings on >Exit Stonehenge? Is it Matt? Or Kim? > > I do believe it's Chris, like any other normal Soundgarden song....(despite how abnormal it is) :) But to me, it sounds like Monsieur Cornell. -- James Ingram ------------------------------ From: Michael Travers Subject: Re: FNM and Mr.Bungle Hello again, This post has nothing to do with SG, but is an answer to a question someone asked so bear with me. Krissy, Don't buy the Mr. Bungle CD thinking you'll like it just because Mike Patton sings vocals on it. IMHO there aren't too many similarities between FNM and Bungle except they are both excellent bands that Mike Patton sings in. "Disco Volante" is driven by sound effects. Bungle show you that anything can be an instrument. There's less of a metal sound than on the first album. Besides that it's kind of hard to describe the music performed by Bungle. If anyone else can think of a way to describe the music please let me know. There is a lot of variety on the new CD. I haven't seen them live yet, but will be Nov. 24 at Avalon here in Boston. I've heard their live shows are incredible. I saw FNM there about a year ago and they were incredible. Just wondering Krissy, do you subscribe to CV digest. It's a mailing list for FNM and Bungle. Later ------------------------------ From: "Eric G. Lanning" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 Actually, Stray Cat Blues was originally done by the Rolling Stones. Also, I have come across two other SG imports, "Lollapalooza '92" and "Crown of Thorns." I don't have them, but I can get them. If anyone would like info on how to get them, let me know. Eric On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, Daniel Richard Dvorscak wrote: > This is my first time writing this list so bear with me if I messed this up. > The term SatanOscillateMyMetallicSonatas is the name of a bonus disc that > was included in the A&M re-release of Badmotorfinger. Most of the songs are > covers. They are Into the Void (originally by Black Sabbath, but with > different words), Stray Cat Blues (originally by the Stray Cats), Girl U Want > ( yes That was originally done by Devo). The other two songs were written by > SG: She's a Politition, and a live version of Slaves and Bulldozers. At > least if my memory serves me correct, that is what is on the disc. As for > Half, yes that is Ben singing. > > Dan > ------------------------------ From: "Eric G. Lanning" Subject: Re: SatanOscillateMyMetallicSonatas I have the disc, and if you send me a tape, I'll copy it, along with a copy of the CD insert (which has a different picture than the normal Badmotorfinger) and a copy of the promo postcard that I got from A&M about it. Eric On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, Shana M Darling wrote: > does anyone know how to get a copy of this cd if you weren't fortunate enough to > get a badmotorfinger with a copy of it? > > shana > ------------------------------ From: StarKiller Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Sunday, 12 Nov 1995 At 06:14 PM 11/12/95 EST, you wrote: >In response to your question about whether SG have played Half live, I >would have to say yes. They played it on the SuperUnknown tour here in >Winnipeg. There were no lyrics! But at the end there were a whole lot >more drums. I think Chris and some of the crew joined Matt for an >extended version of that drum part at the end. It was pretty cool. > I saw them play it in Rochester NY, and I think they play it on a video from Bethleham PA too. Jon ------------------------------ From: AMODEO SEBASTIEN Subject: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden Music lovers everywhere!!! PERSONAL opinion will follow.... What I have to say is simple: I feel Pearl Jam has more feeling in their songs than do Soundgarden. This does NOT mean that I dislike SG, but in my opinion they rank second... Why??? Well, PJ seems to be able to translate their emotions in more ways than SG can, allthough SG did it quite well with the Superunknown album. Anyways, that's all I had to say... Sebastien ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: Temple > Well I have to reply to my own message, it's tacky I know but has to be done > In my search for Temple of the Dog stuff I found a location > If anyone wants to check it out it's at > fsmc1@acad3.alaska.edu What's at the site? Anything interesting? (i.e. guitar tabs) ------------------------------ From: Jennifer C Graham Subject: Re: questions > By the way, I found SOMMS used at a local CD recycling place for 14 > bucks! It was a very good day. . . I can't believe that I am actually going to ask this but what is the SOMMS cd? I've heard a lot about getting it and I don't even know what it is! Call me crazy... Jenn ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: Re: SG Rarities > I hear all of this talk about SOMMS, and the only question is how can >I get it? A poor college student munchin' on Ramen noodles can't afford to >throw away money on every bootleg or special release, but this one sounds >worth the trouble. Also, if anyone could find it in their heart to copy >this or other bootlegs for a fee/blank tapes/combination of the previous, etc. >could they let me know? Name your price.... >Love, peace and Canadian geese--Chris Dawg Ramen Noodles rule!!!!! I buy those things by the case. Ramen noodles are the staple for college students that live off campus here are at lehigh university and other fine institutions. Because we are oftern lacking in funds, but usually it's because we cannot cook. ClownWithBazooka ------------------------------ From: Jennifer C Graham Subject: Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden > What I have to say is simple: I feel Pearl Jam has more feeling in their > songs than do Soundgarden. > > This does NOT mean that I dislike SG, but in my opinion they rank second... > > Why??? Well, PJ seems to be able to translate their emotions in more ways > than SG can, allthough SG did it quite well with the Superunknown album. I must say I disagree entirely! In my opinion, PJ is easy to listen to because they are direct. SG, on the other hand, are so indirect that it blow my mind EVERY TIME I hear any of their music. I do love PJ, but I can usually make sense of their music the first time I hear it (with the complete exception of "Release"-THis song blows my mind also!), but with SG I can think of a million different ways to adapt their music to my own life. Their music is so complex that you have to actually TRY to listen to it and that makes it totally worth it!! Jenn ------------------------------ From: AMODEO SEBASTIEN Subject: Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden Hi Jenn Soudgarden DOES have a more complex music, and, as a drummer, I know how hard it can be to keep! I think what I meant is, when you listen to the music for the first time, PJ's music fills you up with awe, and a cascade of feelings fill you up, be it joy or sadness, or pain, etc... SG's music, on the other hand, needs to be listened to a few times before you can even begin to appreciate the subtleties in the music. I guess both bands reach me, but in a different way. SG touches the technical musician more than PJ does, but I know that when I listen to Jesus Christ Pose I don't really care about the technical abilities deployed by them, I just FEEL the song! Have they ever done a show together, I mean recently, and do they plan to? I would pay A LOT of money to see that! Buh Bye! Sebastien ------------------------------ From: sean@ramoth.unl.edu (Sean McCarthy) Subject: SG vs. PJ Regarding the question on wheather or not Soundgarden is better than Pearl Jam, I hate to decide between two groups I seriously dig. I think Pearl Jam has a great band, Eddie Vedder is one of the most soulful singers in rock today, but judging on shear skills, I would have to go to Soundgarden. Take the song "Mailman" Not only are the lyrics "I know I'm heading for the bottom/ but I'm riding you all the way" direct, the music and Chris Cornell's voice totally amplifies every word. The guitar sounds like something dragging you down into a dark corrider by your neck. And the middle eastern riffing of Black Hole Sun just has that something extra that the guitarists of Pearl Jam can't seem to master. On the other hand, totally different music styles. No way you can say that Vitalogy is a rip off of Superunknown or could you say that Badmotorfinger is their version of Ten, its far more challenging to the listener. My thoughts Peace sean ***************************************************************************** One more time around, might do it/ One more time around, might make it- C Cornell ****************************************************************************** ------------------------------ Subject: Rolling Stone article From: seth Just got the new issue of Rolling Stone (#722, with Lenny Kravitz on the cover) and it has a short article about CD-Plus releases, including the forthcoming _Alive in the Superunknown_ from Soundgarden. After discussing Moby's _Disk_, the author goes on to talk about SG's disc: The configuration of Soundgarden's _Alive in the Superunknown_ is only slightly more conventional. It opens on a "video forest" filled with different objects: moons, trees and, at times, the group members. Unlike the Moby disc, the objects remain cooperatively stationary. Click one and it will take you to different sections -- a photo album, rock videos ("Black Hole Sun" among them) and "Superunknown" itself. The main event is an environment-cum-video game that has the feel of Myst (a popular faux-surrealist CD-ROM game) for the doom laden. There is also a picture of the cover next to the article. The disc is scheduled to be released in 8 days. seth ------------------------------ From: gwood@mcs.net (Gary Wood) Subject: Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden Dear All, Well I know I've never said anything before on this list, but I couldn't resist this topic. Pearl Jam and Sound Garden are both fantastic bands, but there is one problem..... they're different kinds of music. How can you compare? I mean the music is TOO different. I like both bands and am unable to chose between two. If I was forced i think I would have to chose PJ(not a smart thing to say on this channel). I would chose PJ because they have music I know, the more known by ME. Please write back with any comments(please be NICE), Billy Boy >Return-Path: >Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 17:23:44 -0500 (EST) >From: Jennifer C Graham >To: AMODEO SEBASTIEN >Cc: somms@MIT.EDU >Subject: Re: Pearl Jam VS Soundgarden > > >> What I have to say is simple: I feel Pearl Jam has more feeling in their >> songs than do Soundgarden. >> >> This does NOT mean that I dislike SG, but in my opinion they rank second... >> >> Why??? Well, PJ seems to be able to translate their emotions in more ways >> than SG can, allthough SG did it quite well with the Superunknown album. > > >I must say I disagree entirely! In my opinion, PJ is easy to listen to >because they are direct. SG, on the other hand, are so indirect that it >blow my mind EVERY TIME I hear any of their music. I do love PJ, but I >can usually make sense of their music the first time I hear it (with the >complete exception of "Release"-THis song blows my mind also!), but with >SG I can think of a million different ways to adapt their music to my own >life. Their music is so complex that you have to actually TRY to listen >to it and that makes it totally worth it!! > >Jenn > ------------------------------ From: MoonDruid@aol.com Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 In a message dated 95-11-13 00:22:38 EST, you write: >besides, of course, when they played Flower and I looked around >and saw a few fans who were wearing Black Hole Sun T-shirts and looking >pretty confused... Truly awesome. I saw a shirt today, it had the Superman style thing on the front with a big question-mark. On the back, it said "Soundgarden, Superunknown." I knew -- for a FACT -- that Soundgarden thinks the Superman shirts are a joke, so I asked the kid where he got it. "Bootleggers. 15 bucks cheaper" Heh heh heh. Moon Druid - I'm back! ------------------------------ From: MoonDruid@aol.com Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 In a message dated 95-11-13 00:22:38 EST, you write: > >I am dumb. I am ignorant. I am not worthy to be on the SG list. >Can someone tell me where the word Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas comes >from. Is it a SG song, or the name of an album, does it have anything to >do with SG at all, or is it just a really big palindrome? I own just one SG >CD, "Superunkown", (because I am too >poor to buy every CD I want), so as far as I know, it could mean anything >to do with SG. Thanks for everyone's patience. SOMMS is the title of the album insert that came with Badmotorfinger. Both of them are incredible. I'm sure that someone on this list'd be willing to send you a tape of any album you want, too! ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Re: Temple >Well I have to reply to my own message, it's tacky I know but >has to be done >In my search for Temple of the Dog stuff I found a location >If anyone wants to check it out it's at >fsmc1@acad3.alaska.edu ====================== Uuuhh... isn't this an E-Mail Address?? Just Wondering.... URB@NO ------------------------------ From: bwalsh Subject: re: rhapsody seth, you fortunate bastard...(I mean that in the best possible way). B. ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Pearl Jam and Soundgarden Well, I know there are several diehard Soundgarden fans on this list (founding members of the list, I might add) who dislike Pearl Jam with a passion. I'm surprised they haven't already responded to Amodeo Sebastien's original post. (Where are you, Clown?? Eating those yummy noodles and thinking up a good reply, I suppose!). I too am one of the earlier Somms list members, but don't share my friends' views on Pearl Jam. I happen to love both PJ and SG. And as Jennifer & Sean have pointed out, these two bands each have their own qualities and should be liked (or disliked) for those qualities alone, and not by being compared with another band. What am I trying to say here? Well, you've got me. Yesterday was the 13th of November, I had a bad day at work, and it must be rubbing off on me again today, for I'm rambling again..........[sigh]. I like PJ because they sing very moving songs. You'd have to go a long way to find a song that is sadder (to me) than Indifference, for example. And I like SG because they have such indepth lyrics. I like both bands because they produce such great music. I too would pay a lot of money to be able to see both these bands together at one concert. That's it from me, Carolyn the Metamorphising Fiend ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Heaven send hell away; no one sings like you anymore **SG** I will stand, arms outstretched, pretend I'm free to roam **PJ** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 13 Nov 1995 Stray Cat Blues was originally by the Rolling Stones, not the Stray Cats. ------------------------------ From: jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu (grote) Subject: my humble offer... > > anyway, the smallish article said that soundgarden have written > and demo-ed 20 new songs, but are still looking for a producer for the > album (beinhorn is still in the running). at this time i would like to humbly offer my production services to the boys for their next album. i feel that my radio shack directional mic and my panasonic four track can do true justice for the inspirational sounds of sg. :) (i know it did wonders for my latest acoustical masterpiece, `republican girl'...coming soon to a `hot 20' billboard singles rack near you...) > chris said that the songs are > unlike anything that soundgarden have done before. I hope that this is a > good thing :) if they follow what aic did on their recent album, then > the new one may have to grow on us. hey folks...what about the new aic???? i picked it up last week and i really didn't think much of it upon first listen. now however, much of it is starting to grow on me. (i like heaven beside you, over now, the second song, whatever it's called....) they definitely explored some new territory on this album, which is refreshing, but i think i would have to agree that it's a bit hard to swallow at first. personally, i would like to see sg do some similar things on their next album...of course, they've done so many different things already that this would be a good trick (put `half', `i awake', and `fourth of july' on the same tape and try to convince people that it's the same band...) ######################################################################## # 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: Heather Aston Subject: Soundgarden Digest Wednesday Nov 8 This is in refrence to the person at gdjhl@ukc.ac.uk. What *did* that person think she was going to get on this list. The list is about Soundgarden. That includes anything related to them, not just their music. If you don't want to read it, just get off the list. ------------------------------ From: Heather Aston Subject: IDIOTS To the asshole who wrote the original article: Put your money where your mouth is. If you think everything on this list is such crap, why haven't you posted anything about "relevant issues." It's a lot easier to spew crap like yours than actually do something constructive. If you don't want to read the list, get off of it. The rest of us don't want to waste our time reading what you've written. ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 100] ****************************************