From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 2 Sep 1996 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Mon, 02 Sep 1996 01:42:41 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Monday, 2 Sep 1996 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: sg in ct wha - eva Re: tattoos Re: Kim a judge? Re: for all you "little pigs" out there... Re: Duct tape and other ramblings cubs win! Up and coming bands.. sorry if i wrote this already, my memory sucks burden single RE: for all you "little pigs" out there... Re: Searching w/My Good Eye Closed Little Pig, Little pig.... burden single Now why can't SG be more like The Cure? It's Giveaway time........ Re: Now why can't SG be more like The Cure? Searching w/My Good Eye Closed Re: Searching w/My Good Eye Closed Heyas!! This post has no point! it's nothing I can't lick... BIMH Single sunspots have faded... Byebye Soundgarden's play list Birth Control ------------------------------------------------------------ From: DashosheE Subject: sg in ct Anyone know if SG has any plans to come to new england in the near future? If its on seths page then I am sorry........ - -- "I am the one, a GOD with a gun I am LEGEND!" -White Zombie - -- dashoshe@neca.com http://www.neca.com/~dashoshe ------------------------------ From: kortneii Subject: wha - eva Is this where you send posts to?? Sorry but I can be really slow at times and I get confused easily, so you don't need to try to hard.=P K, I am new here (obvously) and I don't know very many things so being on this list will help=) (please work with me) I was just wondering if SG are going to be comming to Vancouver??? They wer just here for that molson Canadian blind date thingie, but I am to young for thoes venues (I'm 16) and it was months ago, so if ya know anything, please feel free to share??? Hey good job to all who got tickets for the Chicago show=) Have fun!!!!! KoRtNeIi OUR COWS NAME IS SEX ------------------------------ From: Cynthia Siragusa Subject: Re: tattoos Moonsta693@aol.com wrote: > > thought this would be a good question to ask y'all, any of you giys have > tattoos showing your undying love for soundgarden? I have that > badmotorfinger circle that's on the cover of the CD. > > "Love's for Everyone who isn't me" > > the original preety noose OHMYGOD!!! That is exactly the tat I'm planning on getting put on my right shoulder. Where's yours? Cyn ------------------------------ From: Cynthia Siragusa Subject: Re: Kim a judge? Yes, it was KIM! I saw it too, on ESPN (I have no life-I watch it 24 hrs a day) LAST year when the NCAA FinAl Four hoops occurred in Seattle. (OK-not SG related, so what) I got to hangout with and partake of the blessed sacrament this past Tues/Wed someone whose music and mind I have idolized since age 10 ... TODD RUNDGREN!!! Isn't that cool? CYN Scroggin wrote: > > you guys are going to love this one, > > about 4 months ago (yea i know, but i just saw something that > made me remember) i was watching t.v. and i turn on ESPN or some > sports station. I begin to watch the collage basketball slam dunk > thing. Now heres the kicker , there introducing all the judges and as > you would expect there were several coaches , some sports > comontators,and......."from the local Seattle band Soundgarden, we > have Kim Thayil" well , i pissed myself. Needless to say he looked > like he enjoyed it every once and a while you would see him chat with > the other judges. > > Well i hope he had fun. > -- > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > -what is democracy???? > -i believe it has something to do with sending > young men off to die. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: The Guitarist-2001 Subject: Re: for all you "little pigs" out there... At 10:59 PM 8/30/96 +0000, Stella wrote: >No offense by the subject line there but... >Just out of personal curiousity, who was kinda offended by the line >"...and all the little pigs have god"? I know there has to be some >God believing people out on this list, and I was just wondering how >you all felt about this. I feel fine. I believe in God, but I also believe that everybody has the right to their own opinion. I don't think Chris Cornell is directly being offensive with that line, he just seems to think that it's a waste to believe in God, that people are just sitting around wasting their time worshipping something that doesn't exist . . . he's not saying "Anybody who believes in God is a @%#! and I hate you all!" . . . he's just saying he doesn't see the point . . . at least that's my interpretation of that line . . . I'm the only member of my band who believes in God, and our singer is so against it that he refuses to sing any song that might suggest that he did believe in God . . . The Guitarist-2001 "I wonder bout his insides...it's like his thoughts are too big for his size" - Off He Goes, Pearl Jam, No Code ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Duct tape and other ramblings At 08:52 PM 8/31/96 -0700, Rachel C Jones wrote: >K, here it is: I was flipping through my SG stuff last night, and >seeing as I haven't heard the '96 Rockline (sent to me by the Blessed >SOMMS Goddess :) interview in a while, I popped it in. Anyway, one of >the callers called in and went through the routine, "Guys....hey...ummm >I love your music..and uhh.." there wasn't anything cool about his call >until he started naming some of the SG stuff he'd picked up over the >years, and he named something that I've never heard of before (and I >call myself a fan ). It was a *duct tape* edition of Louder Than >Live. I'm thinking, "Ohmigod, DUCT TAPE??!!" So, is this some sort of >pre-wallet Chris idea? i dunno, but that's what the 'packaging' for LTLive is -- cardboard, duct tape and a 'bumper sticker' type thing with the "LOUDER THAN LIVE : SOUNDGARDEN AT THE WHISKEY" text on it (black and yellow). i had no idea what it was and if if these guys who own a record store here who are major sg fans hadn't told me, i NEVER would have known what it was. the day after they told me, i was at a record fair and spotted it for $25 and screamed and jumped up and down like a lunatic, then paid out my $$$ asap before the dealer had time to think about it... ;-) never thought of the chris duct-tape wallet connection until now. ;-) - --caryn ------------------------------ From: rea47935@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu (hasswipee) Subject: cubs win! First of all congrats to all of you who got chicago tix, especially the ones who have never seen them before. Hmmmmm anybody else find it particularly weird just the announcement of two shows and that's it? Maybe the band are just sitting around going "hmmmm ok let's just do a city wait a couple of months then do another." they did seattle, then atlanta and now chicago. Well they better announce some other tour dates, and for the sake of us floridian sommsters, there better be some here. enough rambling i'll just sit here like univited company and wait for further tour dates and till the 16th when i get to see the Screaming Trees. Oh yeah speaking of that tour (oasis, screaming trees) i know someone mentioned going and was wondering if they knew who the other opening act would be. e me privately if anyone knows. thanks. Raul, Hasswipee, Whatever "Oh look at me I'm way cool. I'm off with my way cool friends to sniff floor wax." -Brian Krakow http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~rea49625/ ------------------------------ Subject: Up and coming bands.. From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) I know there are a few (allot) of members of SOMMs who have bands. I'm sure most of you know about this site, but just in case you don't check it out.. I agree, if Seth could put a page up for sound clips or members band would be a nice personal touch. Maybe with the membership page. So to make it SG related they would have to cover a SG song!! I know Seth you are so over worked now.. But take heart you know we all love ya!!!! Jamie (Village Idiot) on the world-wide-web on European sister site ------------------------------ From: overfloater@thenexus.com Subject: sorry if i wrote this already, my memory sucks but speaking of chicago and sg and all that, i had a weird dream last night... =) welp, sg was playing in chicago, and i found out who was opening for them, and i immediately wrote the list about it.... (disclaimer: this was only a dream.) hahah, i dreamed that kiss was gonna open for soundgarden. =) and sg had "birth control" on their setlist =) i had another dream where shroom was inside chris cornell's body.. like it looked like chris cornell, but talked like shroom =) hehe it was really odd, i guess i have to stop using my inhaler right before bedtime =) I wish the sg fan club would release all the stinkin tour dates, cause i wanna find out where in NY they're playing and get tix before they sell out.. if theyre playing albany im safe, cause theres no way in hell sg is going to sell out in albany =) but if theyre only playing NYC, im in deep shit unless i can get tickets pronto... =) argh..... thanks for reading ------------------------------ From: infinite Subject: burden single i thought i heard someone mention a birth ritual demo on the burden single, isn't there one on my wave? is this one different or what? ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: for all you "little pigs" out there... >I don't think Chris Cornell is directly being offensive with that line, he >just seems to think that it's a waste to believe in God, that people >are just sitting around wasting their time worshipping something that >doesn't exist . . . he's not saying "Anybody who believes in God is a >@%#! and I hate you all!" . . . he's just saying he doesn't see the >point . . . I agree.... and on this subject, I read the LiveWire article this morning and here is a very relevant blurb from KT: LW: "What is being expressed lyrically on DOTU?" KT: "Our interest in how people interpret a lyrical idea is mostly their concern. It isn't our responsibility to influence a person's opinion about any social, personal, or political issue. Our only intent is to encourage individual freedom, expression and thought; to exercise the will and confidence in the person's strength. We haven't consistently said or intended anything, but one of the goals of our lyrics is to offer that kind of strength to the individual. They should listen to a SG song and feel strong about themselves. They should see things that maybe their parents, teachers or friends do not want or encourage them to see. We take the risk to explore the colorful or darker elements of ourselves. And just by having the strength to express that, hopefully, we will allow other people to feel the same. We don't want to tell people how to think or feel, but we would love to help them learn how to think more, while still being sensitive to their feelings. So ult! im! ately they will be able to make the best decisions. That's something we would expect of ourselves, fans and friends." touche...and how perfectly put, the feeling strength in ourselves part... - --eliza "I recommend to anyone who wants to be a rock star, if that doesn't pan out, become a cook." -CC ------------------------------ From: "stella" Subject: Re: Searching w/My Good Eye Closed > You know, at the beginning of SWMGEC, "This is my good eye. Do you hear a > cow? A rooster says..." Where's that from? And who's saying it? Isn't it from those old "hear and say" toys. Remember like you would pull a string, and whatever the arrow landed on, it would say something like that. Anyways, as far as who's saying it, i think if you look in the liner notes, it should say who the narrator is. hope that helped... stellar ------------------------------ From: dumo13@erols.com Subject: Little Pig, Little pig.... Greetings! I recently got my first digest! I'm electrified to know that there are so many people involved in this. I would definitly like to send in a demo of our band playing SG covers. QUESTION: if the "compilation" is to pay for the convention, what's gonna pay to get the "compilation" recorded and produced (manufactured, marketed...) ??? As far as the pig quote refered to At 10:59 PM 8/30/96 +0000, stella wrote: >No offense by the subject line there but... >Just out of personal curiousity, who was kinda offended by the line >"...and all the little pigs have god"? I know there has to be some >God believing people out on this list, and I was just wondering how >you all felt about this. Um, yeah... my take on this would be that everyone seems to "have God" no matter what their morals may be. Everyone seems to have God on their side. Example 1. "holy war" Example 2. "after raping and killing three teenage girls, after being sentenced to the death penalty, Billy Joebob has found Jesus and has embraced the Lord" I think the message is that people who run around using God as an excuse are full of shit. Atleast that's how I feel. AND that just about anything can be offensive if taken out of context. That's my two cents. Chris ------------------------------ From: overfloater@thenexus.com Subject: burden single TD> i thought i heard someone mention a birth ritual demo on the burden single, Yah, the Birth Control demo =) It's the same one as the one on the My Wave single, they just decided to throw it on Burden In My Hand as well... I've got the 'burden' single in my hand =) ------------------------------ From: ASDrum@aol.com Subject: Now why can't SG be more like The Cure? Went to see The Cure Friday night. Wasn't too thrilled with their last album, but still love 'em. The show was good, but they were better in '94. ANYWAY, what impressed me most, was they encored with their older tunes - Boy's Don't Cry, Killing an Arab, and 10:15 Saturday Night (the drip drip song). These songs were released in 1979 and written when Robert Smith was a mere youngster. So what does all this have to do with Soundgarden????? Is it not apparent? WHY CAN'T SG PERFORM SOMETHING RELEASED BEFORE BMF???? Oh sure, they'll do an occasional 'Hands All Over' live......big deal. It's not as if the songs from Screaming Life/Fopp and UOK are not good songs. So they were written when the band was young and still a little green. SO WHAT? They're still good songs. If they were to play Hand of God (!) - I would think I had died and gone to Heaven - no pun intended. Perhaps they feel they have changed as musicians - progressed, matured - and just don't want to revisit their past. But that's the thing - it was a natural progression from Screaming Life to DOTU - there were no drastic changes in musical direction (The Cult being prime example). I have heard Robert Smith say he was almost embarrassed by the simplicity of a song like '10:15 Saturday Night' - but he still performed it live Friday night. SG should be proud of what they've accomplished. Songs like Little Joe, Head Injury, Beyond the Wheel, and Nothing to Say - IMHO anyway - would play EXCELLENT live right alongside JCP or Rusty Cage or Mailman or BHS. So what's stopping them from performing an old tune once in a while??? Maybe they don't want to alienate a lot "fans" who think Black Hole Sun if their greatest achievement? But that doesn't sound like the SG I know and love. The recognition factor could have something to do with it....imagine their horror if they played Toy Box and nobody knew what it was. But I'd be willing to bet that there are a lot more of US (you know, the SG elite) in the audience then they realize. Forgive my ramblings - I'm upset - and trying to figure out "WHY...WHY...WHY???!!!! "We're Frowngarden. We frown upon everything." - C.Cornell Ciao Babies....... Ang ------------------------------ From: ASDrum@aol.com Subject: It's Giveaway time........ I picked up an extra CD single - German release of Outshined. Five songs: Outshined (album & edit), Girl You Want, Show Me, and Into the Void (Sealth). Anyone that would like it, drop me an e-mail. I'll draw a name at random September 4th. Ciao babies..... Ang ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Now why can't SG be more like The Cure? At 07:19 PM 9/1/96 -0400, ASDrum@aol.com wrote: >So what's stopping them from performing an old tune once in a while??? Maybe >they don't want to alienate a lot "fans" who think Black Hole Sun if their >greatest achievement? But that doesn't sound like the SG I know and love. > The recognition factor could have something to do with it....imagine their >horror if they played Toy Box and nobody knew what it was. But I'd be >willing to bet that there are a lot more of US (you know, the SG elite) in >the audience then they realize. one, i think it's incredibly arrogant to consider us "the sg elite". there are probably HUGE fans out there who don't have internet access. two, why can't they? did you ever stop to consider that they're TIRED of that material??? that for a long time they had a very limited amount of material to perform, and so that was all they COULD perform? why aren't sg like the cure? with all due respect, how can you compare one of the most vital, talented bands of the 1990s to a has-been, washed up bunch of anachronistic retreads who once made some interesting music, but who haven't had ANYTHING to contribute in *years*? of COURSE the cure has to play their old 'hits' -- that's the only way they can attract an audience to come see them! who wants to hear their new material???? who cares about it? it's not worth listening to, let alone buying! contrast that to soundgarden, who are still a strong, vital musical *collaboration*, not robert smith and a bunch of people who have nothing better to do with their time but play music another band wrote a long time ago. soundgarden have excellent NEW material that is every bit as vital and interesting as their older material. if you're a band, what would you rather play: newer music which is more interesting to you, because it's truer to the mental and musical space you are in now, or older stuff written a long time ago when you were a different person, i a different space, were not as talented or proficient as you are now? have you ever stopped to consider that an audience's insistence that a band that they go see must ALWAYS play every old song they want to hear is extremely limiting to the band? i went to see kiss last night, and yeah, they played all the old hits. it's a good thing too, or i wouldn't have bothered to go! that's the point of the tour! kiss' new songs SUCK. and i'm going to see the who, probably my FAVORITE band of all time, next month. to hear them do my favorite album live, one that i never ever heard them do live. when we were on line buying tickets, we were talking about the band and the tour and naming all of the who's sucky albums, the ones released from 1980 onward. if they were going on tour with a new album (perish the thought) or dared to do material from 'it's hard' or 'face dances', no one would bother to go see them! i wouldn't -- i didn't go see them from 1982 onward because of that reason. r.e.m didn't tour behind two incredibly successful albums because they wanted to wait until they had enough material in order to play a full show without having to go back and play material from the first 5 albums. they did huge, massive tours back then and that was all they had to play. they played it to death. they had no interest in going back out and having to rehash material from 'murmur' and 'reckoning' yet AGAIN. they DID that. back to soundgarden: i don't think you can judge them based on their lolla sets -- they tried to introduce rarer stuff at the beginning, but then they got smart: the crowd coming to see them wanted to hear the material most familiar to them. so they made the experience, already painful enough, easier for themselves as a band by not trying to challenge the audience unduly. and i say, good for them. if there is older material that sg still feels they can play with the same energy and enthusiasm as their newer material, i say go for it. otherwise, why bother? i'mgoing to see pearl jam in two weeks and i hope to HELL i don't hear 'jeremy' or 'black' or any of that 'ten' garbage. why? they are NOT that band any more. so why should they continue to pretend to be? - --caryn ------------------------------ From: vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu (Vasant Ramamurthy) Subject: Searching w/My Good Eye Closed You know, at the beginning of SWMGEC, "This is my good eye. Do you hear a cow? A rooster says..." Where's that from? And who's saying it? Vasant ****************************************************************************** THE REFUGE OF THE DAMNED - Check out lots o' music stuff here!! http://ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu/~vman/me.html vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu "When new damage comes, it's a new word for plague, a new world order, a new word for hate" - New Damage - Soundgarden ------------------------------ From: RKCNDY Subject: Re: Searching w/My Good Eye Closed At 05:26 PM 9/1/96 +0000, you wrote: >> You know, at the beginning of SWMGEC, "This is my good eye. Do you hear a >> cow? A rooster says..." Where's that from? And who's saying it? > >Isn't it from those old "hear and say" toys. Remember like you would >pull a string, and whatever the arrow landed on, it would say >something like that. Anyways, as far as who's saying it, i think if >you look in the liner notes, it should say who the narrator is. > >hope that helped... >stellar > > actually awhile ago they had a trivia on the radio about who that was....it's a former employee of KISW...a seattle radio station...but i forget his name Ryan ------------------------------ From: ShRooMGrLz@aol.com Subject: Heyas!! This post has no point! Jeez, I was just hanging out in the living room trying to watch some quality television programming (3rd Rock from the Sun... don't ask me, I'd never heard of it before ten minutes ago). Anyway, my padre was sitting in there talking on the phone to one of our truck drivers, Noble. Noble is about 24 years old, and has a bunch of friends who are music impersonators. Of course, I heard Padre talking to him about it... so I butted in with my "Does he know any Chris Cornell look-alikes??" So Padre asks Noble... and Noble says that he has never heard of Soundgarden. How is that possible?? Padre was like "You mean you've NEVER heard of 'The Soundgarden Band'?? Even I'VE heard of 'The Soundgarden Band'!!! I've heard every song they've ever made!! You don't know that Chris Cornball guy??" AAUUGGHHHH!!!! "The Soundgarden Band" You may just shoot me now, thanks. Ummm... what was the point of this post? Well, I'm starting to feel the effects of my cold medicine... and I realized that I hadn't posted about Chris' sexy body in awhile. Gee... Chris sure does have a sexy body, doesn't he?!? Ummm... just thought I'd share that with you. ;-) Love me, bye-bye... Shroom Red Haired Devil-Hootchie, Proud member of the Kim Thayil Mercenary Squad, and Seattle-bound-obsessed-SOMMS-psycho (See you in October, Chris and Matt!!!) "Hey Shroom... guess how many licks it takes ME to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop?? Want me to show you?" ~ Chris Cornell (Words not necessarily said in that order...) <~~~ my disclaimer ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: it's nothing I can't lick... On Wed, 28 Aug 1996, Jamesetta Simpson wrote: > And as long as I'm talking, have to tell you all I really love > "Karaoke", it must have been really hard for them to leave it off > DOTU.. I love the beginning, I love the drums.. I want to see as good a song as karaoke is, I'm not sure that it would have been too difficult to leave off the dotu lineup. it doesn't really sound (imho) like a song that would fit comfortably anywhere in the flow of the record. there just doesn't seem to be any really obvious place to put it. perhaps it could slide in between an unkind and boot camp, but I'm (of course) in no position to even suggest something. I think all four guys take great interest in carefully placing the songs on all their albums - except maybe screaming life - in a certain order, so the moods have room to breathe, and so the "story" of the album isn't garbled. but having said that, I think it was important to the band that they let us hear karaoke. chris is obviously trying to say something (I really love the play on the fourth of july lyrics), and the track was mentioned quite a few times before the record proper was released. at any rate, it fits rather nicely on the burden single :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Gemma Lewis Subject: BIMH Single Are the B-sides on BIMH any good as i've only heard people talk about one...or is there only one. See i'm a sad git who lives in the UK and they don't release it over here until Sept 17th (i've heard)..just before I go to see them in concert on the 19th. Kite : ) xx ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: sunspots have faded... On Sun, 1 Sep 1996 overfloater@thenexus.com wrote: > Yah, the Birth Control demo =) It's the same one as the one on the My > Wave single, they just decided to throw it on Burden In My Hand as > well... I sometimes dream that things weren't this way. at night, my feverish imaginings have the band putting more effort into their bside releases; actually producing something new (even in the event of it really being old) for each single they release. take spoonman, for instance. ok, I almost fainted right in the store when I saw it on the shelf a full two weeks before the release of superunk. but the bside was more than a let down. cold bitch again? I know it's a great song, but it was already backing my outshined single. a song (outshined, that is) that was preceded the release of spoonman by over two years. what I am dancing around is that sometimes (imho) the recycling of old bsides is more than irritating. now I know full well that the band has more important things to do than stand around recording new material for me. I'm sure touring and everything else doesn't permit them to record huge amounts of extra-curricular music. but once in a while, why not give us something extra? by this I mean new songs. as good as jcp and beyond the wheel (which I am listening to as I type) are live, and as interesting the steve fisk remix of spoonman was the first couple of times, they certainly aren't as valuable to me as songs like kyle petty, bleed together and show me are. if it were up to me, I would perhaps put some covers on there; the band have a long history of this, why stop now? there must be more releasable music in their collective den. they talk of having over thirty songs for dotu, and I wonder what happened to the stuff that didn't make the boat (anxious? kristin?). hell, I positively salivate when thinking about what is on ben's four track, or dream about hearing polished versions of chris' solo work. so, for those of you who may care, how do I grade the first two releases from the up and down dotu? pretty noose was good. unlike spoonman, it included two songs (other than pn itself) which were going to be on the eventual release of dotu. the interview is also cool, giving a little insight into each track. the burden single is a bit of a mix. it includes the well-worn birth ritual demo, which is a bummer. but that is offset by two ultra-cool new songs, karaoke and bleed together. in the end, the band strikes a balance between alice in chains (who sadly have very few bsides to rub together) and the pumpkins (who have three new songs ready to go for every single). I suppose this is good. I just hope they aren't censoring good music because they don't see it as being "soundgarden music". I know that probably isn't the case, taking into account half, applebite and jerry garcia's finger. and I know that as a band you wouldn't want to release absolutely everything you had ever produced, good or bad, just for the sake of putting it out. that would stink. but if I never see a soundgarden single with either cold bitch or birth ritual again, I'll be a happy listener :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: minaret@ix.netcom.com (Rachel C Jones) Subject: Byebye K, I'm heading off to Florida for a week, you think after ALL summer, I'll finally get a tan :) Seth, if my mail gets too full (I have no idea how much this account holds) you can unsub me until Sept. 9 Everyone else, have fun. To all you Chicagoers---I hate you all. Just kidding. Congrats Toni and Vasant and Brian and whoever else, have fun!! ~Flutter~ ------------------------------ From: Thilini Subject: Soundgarden's play list To the universe and beyond!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Does anyone know the Soundgarden play list, for the European dates?. ......Or at least, know of the most recent list. Oh yeah! Who are "& special guests" for the Brixton Academy Gig on the 19th of September?????????? Tilly ------------------------------ From: "Greg Dunbar" Subject: Birth Control I've got the Australian cardboard sleeve Burden single and it says 'Birth Ritual'. I guess there might be a few rare misprints that says Birth Control. With those with the Birth Control single, does it have a sticker on it like mine does saying what songs are on it? "HAR HAR" Nelson from The Simpsons - ------------------------------------------------------------- greg@lin.cbl.com.au ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 231] ****************************************