Date:     Tue, 3 Mar 1998 02:00:01 -0500
Subject:  SOMMS Digest - 2 Mar 1998 to 3 Mar 1998

There are 22 messages totalling 560 lines in this issue.

Topics of the day:

  1. Collection Questions
  2. sg freek apperance (3)
  3. SOMMS (2)
  4. two more down? (9)
  5. Matt on The Fat of the Land (2)
  6. Road Rules (2)
  7. a simple request..
  8. fluttergirl
  9. Searching for MTV UNPLUGGED VIDEOS

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 12:04:36 +0100
From:    Guillaume PETETIN <p6mip100@CICRP.JUSSIEU.FR>
Subject: Re: Collection Questions

about the MP3 stuff...
>
>     Forget it... anything even remotely commercial is stepping on the band's
>  toes,
> no matter how rare or un-rare it is.  That includes official studio demos that
> were never released commercially, but somehow leaked out.  I'm affraid you're
> going to have to settle for whatever live .mp3s you can find.  Besides, if you
> look good enough, it's really not all that hard to find all the b-sides.
>
> -js

Maybe. But Isn't Buying Promo stuff ("for promotionnal use only - not for sale")
ripping off the guys as well??

PIF

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 06:08:21 -0500
From:    boB <gunnip@ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU>
Subject: Re: sg freek apperance

On Mon, 2 Mar 1998, Remy2Rogue wrote:

>    also, i went to the music srore the other day and they had some country
> singer (male) playing.... when all of the sudder i hear "with a hand of broken
> nails..." and i think "this cant be it..."  and then i hear, (with a slight
> country twang) " i'm gonna break my rust cage..."
> well i neglected to ask who was playing, so i dont know, but whom ever it was,
> they did a cover of rusty cage, perhaps some one does know who this was...?
> --grace

yo, that was THE man Mr. Johnny Cash (that's my wild guess)

                                                Bob

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 16:59:14 +0100
From:    Anders B-N Nergaard <snergaar@LOGIN.EUNET.NO>
Subject: SOMMS

I now am the proud owner of one copy of SOMMS!! (thanks to Andrew
Christensen;)   Put me down for one, will you Geoff?

Now, looking on the SOMMS disc, I note that it says: 'For Promotional Use
Only - Not For Sale'. Just a couple of days ago someone posted to the list
saying that he found a promo copy of SOMMS. This makes me wonder, are all
copies of SOMMS promos?

Andy

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 18:20:51 +0100
From:    Da Honest And Hardhitting Hardcore Detective <hans.sharma@SWIPNET.SE>
Subject: Re: SOMMS

Anders B-N Nergaard wrote:

> I now am the proud owner of one copy of SOMMS!! (thanks to Andrew
> Christensen;)   Put me down for one, will you Geoff?
>
> Now, looking on the SOMMS disc, I note that it says: 'For Promotional Use
> Only - Not For Sale'. Just a couple of days ago someone posted to the list
> saying that he found a promo copy of SOMMS. This makes me wonder, are all
> copies of SOMMS promos?
>
> Andy

Are the SOMMS discs rare? I just saw a(n apparently) new BMF+SOMMS CD. (cost
$20, which is about as much as CDs cost here (slightly less actually))
/hans

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 13:47:38 -0500
From:    jenny grover <sleeveless@CITYNET.NET>
Subject: two more down?

A friend informed me that Sat. nite at the OK he attended a show with
Macaw, Zen Guerillas, Queens of the Stoneage, and Love Battery (yes,
they're back together).  Ben did not play with Macaw (though he was at
the show as a spectator), someone named Louis did.  Matt did not play
with Queens, and he doesn't know who the drummer was.  So, there's two
more SG related bands that appear to no longer be SG related. :(

Jen

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:57:43 EST
From:    CameronJCP <CameronJCP@AOL.COM>
Subject: Matt on The Fat of the Land

Hey Somms boils and ghouls!

I just got a new stereo last night so I popped in some cd's. I put in my
prodigy cd and played it to the end and as soon as I heard track #10 it really
caught my ears from what I was doing on my computer. The opening part of that
track and its continuous rhythm should definitely be Matt on drums. We all
know that he is on the cd and his drum part is cut up on the tracks and no one
is sure which tracks he's on, but if you listen to the cd track 10 would sound
the clearest to something that Matt would maybe play. So give it a listen!

By the way, ladies and germs, it's a new month!! Do ya'll know what that
means?? Well it means that you guys should have changed your Soundgarden
calendar by now :)

See-ya laters!!

- Maria

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:06:40 -0600
From:    Barbarba Strong <a71270@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Subject: Re: Road Rules

On 03/02/98 02:00:01 you wrote:
It makes you wonder why if people at MTV like
Soundgarden so uch why wouldn't they play more of their videos!?


it means the associate producers are fans - not all of mtv. everybody else there
 loves puff daddy.

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 16:00:13 -0600
From:    Bill Flanders <whflanders@MAIL.UTEXAS.EDU>
Subject: Re: Road Rules

At 02:06 PM 3/2/98 -0600, Barbarba Strong wrote:
>On 03/02/98 02:00:01 you wrote:
>It makes you wonder why if people at MTV like
>Soundgarden so uch why wouldn't they play more of their videos!?
>
>
>it means the associate producers are fans - not all of mtv. everybody else
there
> loves puff daddy.

Has nothing to do with what they like, only what sells... and Soundgarden
doesn't.

Later!

Bill

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 15:03:42 PST
From:    The Koggle <koggle@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: a simple request..

Sommsters..

Can we PLEASE stop talking about MTV? i know sometimes it may be
soundgarden related, but not everyone in the world watches it or even
has access to it.. i think it is somewhat unfair, perhaps boring, to
hear talk of all these 'cool' shows that mentioned the word
"Soundgarden" or played one of their songs..

thank you kindly..

Koggle

ps. of COURSE it was Johnny Cash.. was that meant to be a joke??

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 16:19:59 -0800
From:    Jordan Snodgrass <jordans@UCSD.EDU>
Subject: Re: sg freek apperance

Remy2Rogue wrote:

>    also, i went to the music srore the other day and they had some country
> singer (male) playing.... when all of the sudder i hear "with a hand of broken
> nails..." and i think "this cant be it..."  and then i hear, (with a slight
> country twang) " i'm gonna break my rust cage..."
> well i neglected to ask who was playing, so i dont know, but whom ever it was,
> they did a cover of rusty cage, perhaps some one does know who this was...?

    It was Garth Brooks and his band of merry men.  I think he even covers a
 GWAR
song on his new album too...

--
bye bye

-js
mailto:jordans@ucsd.edu
http://sdcc10.ucsd.edu/~jasnodgr/fm/

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 19:55:04 -0500
From:    Jamesetta Simpson <jsimpson@MAIL03.MITRE.ORG>
Subject: Re: two more down?

>So, there's two more SG related bands that appear to no longer be SG
related. :(
> Jen

I know it's wishful thinking, but.....the guy don't seem to be able to find
a new niche..  Wouldn't it be nice if they could find their way back to
Soundgarden..  I know, I know Chris is going solo, Kim is putting together
the "B" side thing, Ben and Matt do session work more or less..  It's just
I do so miss having a band (one band) that I can totally immerse myself
in..  As much as I try I can't seem to get that feeling I had for
Soundgarden with any other band..  SIGH, as I said wishful thinking!!!!!

Jamie
(SOMMs Mom)

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 20:01:26 EST
From:    Moonsta693 <Moonsta693@AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: sg freek apperance

That was Johnny Cash, who was nominated for a Grammy for that song, but didn't
win....I know that thing is fixed!

"....stop you're trying to bruise my mind, I can do it on my own...."
The original pretty noose

P.S. I'm not so sure about that divorce thing.  I highly doubt that.

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 17:53:06 -0800
From:    Jordan Snodgrass <jordans@UCSD.EDU>
Subject: Re: two more down?

Jamesetta Simpson wrote:

> I know it's wishful thinking, but.....the guy don't seem to be able to find
> a new niche..  Wouldn't it be nice if they could find their way back to
> Soundgarden..  I know, I know Chris is going solo, Kim is putting together
> the "B" side thing, Ben and Matt do session work more or less..  It's just
> I do so miss having a band (one band) that I can totally immerse myself
> in..  As much as I try I can't seem to get that feeling I had for
> Soundgarden with any other band..  SIGH, as I said wishful thinking!!!!!

     Personally, I think it'd be horrible if they got back together.  I think
that it'd show weakness on their parts.. They were stong enough to stand up and
say "we've had enough" and to take that back would be, dare I say it, a
disaster to the respect I have for them.  "Oh, uhh... wait, we were just
kidding, we didn't really break up... uhh.. it was.. uhh.. just a vacation.
yeah, a vacation."

    Flame away, fiends!

--
bye bye

-js
mailto:jordans@ucsd.edu
http://sdcc10.ucsd.edu/~jasnodgr/fm/

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 21:09:51 EST
From:    Deadgirrrl <Deadgirrrl@AOL.COM>
Subject: fluttergirl

I am starving for the Chris Cornell solo song, Fluttergirl. If anyone
has/knows of an mp3 that can be found, or better yet, if someone will copy the
cd and send it to me, I would kiss your feet. <<insert other acts of
gratitude>>

--Jezz

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 21:32:34 -0500
From:    "Freer, Nicole A." <NF277679@WCUPA.EDU>
Subject: Re: two more down?

Jamesetta wrote:

> > I do so miss having a band (one band) that I can totally immerse
> myself
> > in..  As much as I try I can't seem to get that feeling I had for
> > Soundgarden with any other band..  SIGH, as I said wishful
> thinking!!!!!
>
then Jordan responded:

>      Personally, I think it'd be horrible if they got back together.
> I think
> that it'd show weakness on their parts.. They were stong enough to
> stand up and say "we've had enough" and to take that back would be,
> dare I say it, a disaster to the respect I have for them.
>
>
ah, but the people who can stand up and admit when they've made a
mistake... they are the strongest of them all.

mind riot

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 18:41:46 -0800
From:    Jordan Snodgrass <jordans@UCSD.EDU>
Subject: Re: two more down?

Freer, Nicole A. wrote:

> ah, but the people who can stand up and admit when they've made a
> mistake... they are the strongest of them all.

    Alas, but it is those who can realize the inevitability of a mistake
and avoid it before it happens who are stronger than the strongest of them
all.

--
bye bye

-js
mailto:jordans@ucsd.edu
http://sdcc10.ucsd.edu/~jasnodgr/fm/

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 20:49:06 -0600
From:    Rebekah Henderson <emerald7@MIDWEST.NET>
Subject: Re: two more down?

>     Personally, I think it'd be horrible if they got back together.  I think
>that it'd show weakness on their parts.. They were stong enough to stand up and
>say "we've had enough" and to take that back would be, dare I say it, a
>disaster to the respect I have for them.

I agree.  They disbanded with the greatest dignity, grace, and sense of
right.  They had a long, prosperous career that brought pleasure not only to
themselves but to fans around the world.  In my opinion, ending their career
as Soundgarden the way they did was perfect.  So many times you hear about
bands who have broken up or who have fired members and what you hear are
hateful, bitter, and childish remarks thrown back and forth.  The ex-members
of SG kept and maintained an unmatched level of decency throughout their
time together and still now when they've gone their separate ways.  It's
refreshing.  The silence around their break-up has a serene quality.  I like
it very much and I do not wish for it to be disturbed.  For them to take
back a decision that they made and carried out in a most admiral way is
simply wrong and not worth all the money in the world.

May Soundgarden be with you.

Rebekah

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 21:51:48 -0500
From:    "Freer, Nicole A." <NF277679@WCUPA.EDU>
Subject: Re: two more down?

i wrote:

> > ah, but the people who can stand up and admit when they've made a
> > mistake... they are the strongest of them all.
>
and Jordan wrote back:

>     Alas, but it is those who can realize the inevitability of a
> mistake
> and avoid it before it happens who are stronger than the strongest of
> them
> all.
>
maybe it wasn't a mistake, and maybe they'll never be a band again... i
don't anticipate Soundgarden reuniting... but sometimes mistakes can't
be avoided. i've made plenty and when i got back on track, i've realized
how instrumental making that mistake was to my later success... maybe
their breaking up will make them a stronger, better band (should they
return to the Soundgarden) in the future, based on their mistakes of the
past.
*shrug*
 but that's just my $0.02

 mind riot

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 18:46:21 -0800
From:    Andrew <asnod@MAILHOST2.CSUSM.EDU>
Subject: Re: two more down?

Freer, Nicole A. wrote:

> Jamesetta wrote:
>
> > > I do so miss having a band (one band) that I can totally immerse
> > myself
> > > in..  As much as I try I can't seem to get that feeling I had for
> > > Soundgarden with any other band..  SIGH, as I said wishful
> > thinking!!!!!
> >
> then Jordan responded:
>
> >      Personally, I think it'd be horrible if they got back together.
> > I think
> > that it'd show weakness on their parts.. They were stong enough to
> > stand up and say "we've had enough" and to take that back would be,
> > dare I say it, a disaster to the respect I have for them.
> >
> >
> ah, but the people who can stand up and admit when they've made a
> mistake... they are the strongest of them all.
>
> mind riot

  As Kim said in the 2/98 edition of "Guitar World",  "If we ever did it
again, it would be for creative element and the camaraderie. I think
everyone likes and  enjoys each other's company. We would do it for that
reason. If someone dangles a million-dollar carrot in fron of our faces,
they woulden't get a nibble because were not interested..."

-AS

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 19:01:24 -0800
From:    Jordan Snodgrass <jordans@UCSD.EDU>
Subject: Re: two more down?

Freer, Nicole A. wrote:

> maybe it wasn't a mistake, and maybe they'll never be a band again... i
> don't anticipate Soundgarden reuniting... but sometimes mistakes can't
> be avoided. i've made plenty and when i got back on track, i've realized
> how instrumental making that mistake was to my later success... maybe
> their breaking up will make them a stronger, better band (should they
> return to the Soundgarden) in the future, based on their mistakes of the
> past.

    I understand and respect your argument.  The "mistake" I was referring
to was the POTENTIAL mistakes that could have unfolded had they stayed
together despite the tension.  Say they did stay together, and no one was
having a good time, bickering, etc.. they could have very easily digressed
into a Guns & Roses-esque fiasco.  I think they realized and feared this,
hence my comment on the avoiding of potential mistakes... I think there's a
lot to be said for "avoiding" in this case..

    Please excuse my argumentative mood, I'm writing a term paper and am in
that psycho state of mind@#$ %ofs  gklv;lasx v;'. lf.;'adf,l as; vk

    P.S., be sure to contact Willie Flanders on that song archive, it's
really great.

--
bye bye

-js
mailto:jordans@ucsd.edu
http://sdcc10.ucsd.edu/~jasnodgr/fm/

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 23:12:18 -0800
From:    Marc Potvin <potvin@DRUMMOND.COM>
Subject: Searching for MTV UNPLUGGED VIDEOS

Hi.

I'm getting pretty desperate to find a copy of these MTV UNPLUGGED videos:

1.Pearl Jam
2.Hole
3.Alice in chains (i don't wanna buy it new, it's like 35$ around here  :(
4.Nirvana (same as above...)
5.Eric Clapton (again, same as above)

If you can help me get copies in any way, i'd be very gratefull if you'd
write me back!  Of course, i'll be ready to pay for copies of these
performances.

Thank you, and have a good day.

Marc Potvin

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Date:    Mon, 2 Mar 1998 22:21:42 -0600
From:    tonerkin <tonerkin@PIPELINE.COM>
Subject: Re: Matt on The Fat of the Land

At 02:57 PM 3/2/98 EST, you wrote:
>By the way, ladies and germs, it's a new month!! Do ya'll know what that
>means?? Well it means that you guys should have changed your Soundgarden
>calendar by now :)
  Thanking the Soundgardens gods that the new month got here so we can turn
 over that ugly picture of Chris who looks like Wolfboy,the guy who got
fired from Blue Man Group!!  March is so much purtier!  toni

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