From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 7 Sep 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Thu, 07 Sep 1995 02:42:05 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Thursday, 7 Sep 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://web.mit.edu/saperl/sg/archive/archive.html Today's Topics: Re: don't hate to say it Re: trade? Re: your mail Guitar Tab Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 5 Sep 1995 F*** No Worries Re: Pearl Jam never had a go hello, get off this Re: F*** Re: Hater/Pigeonhed Re: Hater/Pigeonhed Re: F*** Enough band bashing already (esp. PJ) Re: Pearl Jam never had a odds and ends Re: Superunknown/Mr Unknown Re: Enough band bashing already (esp. PJ) Re: hello, get off this PJ? Re: Enough band bashing already (esp. PJ) Re: Pearl Jam never had a Re: One big album Re: One big album Re: odds and ends/soundtracks bside record Correction please... ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "Peter Blanken" Subject: Re: don't hate to say it Reply to: RE>>don't hate to say it >Hey Steven - don't mind saying you like Pearl Jam. >DON'T be BULLIED by the PJ haters on this mailing list. >We can like who we wanna bloody like!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >See ya. >Carolyn the Music Freak Good one, Carolyn. I was thinking the same thing myself. Pete. ------------------------------ From: Matt Toomey Subject: Re: trade? I'm looking to trade for some soundgarden or AIC boots. I have about 10 Black Crowes' live shows/boots. Most of you probably don't like the Crowes, but if any of you do, and you have some stuff you want to trade, please email me personally. Thanks. - -Matt ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Matthew Ian Toomey ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "Man was born to love- ^ Though often he has sought ^ Like Icarus, to fly too high. ^ And far too lonely than he ought ^ To kiss the sun of east and west ^ And hold the world at his behest- ^ To hold the terrible power ^ To whom only gods are blessed- ^ But me, I am just a MAN." ^ ^ -M. Patton ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ------------------------------ From: "Michael V. Ledesma" > From: "Peter Blanken" > Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a go > > > I get the impression that some of you guys take this Pearl Jam bashing pretty > seriously. I mean, to go out of your way to really trash a band, in my > opinion, is destructive (not to mention pretty stupid). > Opinions of music vary, thats why there is so much music around, to appeal to > all tastes. > A lot of people love Pearl Jam. Are you guys trying to say that their > opinions don't count, and only yours do? > Grow up. > Now, here is somebody who FINALLY knows what he's saying. I think there should be more people out there who are broad-minded and not LINEAR about other people's tastes in music, and who knows how to respect other peoples views. "Bloody Murder is the Best I've heard her Scream" --- OUTSHINED MIKE ------------------------------ From: "Michael V. Ledesma" Subject: Re: your mail On Wed, 6 Sep 1995, Michael V. Ledesma wrote: > > > From: "Peter Blanken" > > Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a go > > > > > > > I get the impression that some of you guys take this Pearl Jam bashing pretty > > seriously. I mean, to go out of your way to really trash a band, in my > > opinion, is destructive (not to mention pretty stupid). > > Opinions of music vary, thats why there is so much music around, to appeal to > > all tastes. > > A lot of people love Pearl Jam. Are you guys trying to say that their > > opinions don't count, and only yours do? > > Grow up. > > > > Now, here is somebody who FINALLY knows what he's saying. I think there > should be more people out there who are broad-minded and not LINEAR about > other people's tastes in music, and who knows how to respect other peoples > views. > > > "Bloody Murder is the Best I've heard her Scream" > > --- HOLY WATER > > MIKE (got confused there....hehehe, well, people make mistakes...) "So now you know, who gets mystified Show me the power child" --OUTSHINED ------------------------------ From: Daniel Ladle Subject: Guitar Tab Dear all, I don't know if any of you have checked out any of the tab pages but I have noticed they are all lacking something which they need which is the music to "Room A Thousand Years Wide". I can't find it anywhere and I want to know how to play it more than any song. If any of you know of it existing anywhere and can give me the address please tell me (and everyone else if they want to know). All the best Dan ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 5 Sep 1995 From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >Black Hole Sun is about fake people. Like....if you have the Brady bunch next >door to you, they're hiding something, and it can be pretty evil. >Wash away the rain means, uncover the secrets. > >Moon Druid > > Hey, the people in Black Hole are reality and most of them were not hiding. Wash away the rain and being suck into the black hole sun, mean our present day realities need a big change. There were no secrets to uncover. To try to give a meaning to this song depends on where you stand (far left or right) and what you see as normal. I believe the SG lads see the normal world (people in the video) being the way it is. As ugly as it is and no matter how much we (people who don't fit in this type world) would like it to change, baby it not goin ta - so get on with. Jamie ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: F*** No, Jeremy. No, Dan. "F*** You Up" is NOT "Big Dumb Sex" I assure you, I would remember singing "I know what to do. I'm gonna f***, f***, f***, f***, you." The only thing the two songs have in common is the word f***. I vow to listen exclusively to Ace of Base tunes for the next year, should anyone prove me wrong. I'm that sure. Vikki ------------------------------ From: sean@ramoth.unl.edu (Sean McCarthy) Subject: No Worries Just a message to all fellow PJ and SG fans out there- "Grunge" is fastly fading in popularity, thank god. The original, truely great music from Seattle is giving way to lightweights such as Bush and Better than Ezra. I have no qualms about admitting I love Pearl Jam's Vs.- Musically, the cross between funk, punk and their own entire style has to make it one of my favorite albums of the last couple of years. All of Soundgarden's I love as well. Thankfully, all the chirpie jocks, dense co-workers who follow every trend, no matter how stupid it sounds, hey guys, when's Deadeye Dick's new one supposed to come out!-will fall off the PJ and SG bus. It's just going to take some time. Keep loving what you love. Because in 15 years, when retero-grunge clubs start popping up, you can say "Piss off, I always liked Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains, even when it was not hip". My thoughts, seizure later Sean@ramoth.unl.edu ------------------------------ From: EDOD - Elizabeth Dodge Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a go Hear, hear. ---------- From: Peter Blanken To: somms Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a go Date: Wednesday, September 06, 1995 12:18PM Mail*Link(r) SMTP RE>Pearl Jam never had a good album Being a Soundgarden list I won't go on too much:-). I get the impression that some of you guys take this Pearl Jam bashing pretty seriously. I mean, to go out of your way to really trash a band, in my opinion, is destructive (not to mention pretty stupid). Call yourselves music lovers? To dislike a bands music is fine. To attack band members and fans is childish and pathetic. A lot of people love Pearl Jam. Does that mean people who like Pearl Jam don't know anything about good music? Does their opinion count? Or is your opinion the only one that matters? Grow up. Pete ------------------------------ From: SS80757@LTU.EDU Subject: hello, get off this keep rockin soundgarden fans. this is the first time i have written to the rest of you guys. i've been reading all the messages since the beginning of last week. first of all i would like to say a few words to the pj fans carolyn the mf (does this stand for mother fucker),mike, and pete: i understand your upset at the remarks towards pj but get over it. I like pj myself but if i want to read info/remarks about pj i'll go to a pj list. This list is for soundgarden fans and although i think it's great to remark about other favorite bands, lets not go overboard with the pity. to everyone: lets drop pj for a week or two and see what comes out of it. on to other things: I just finished listening to fourth of july. This song carries a heaviness about it that seems to overpower the listener. Also because it is recorded so late on the album you are already buzzing with the soundgarden groove. This adds to the power. anyone feel like talking about superunknown (the song) This is one of my favorite songs off that album. MR. UNKNOWN "you, you are so special you have the talent to make me feel like dirt And you, you use your talent to dig me under and cover me with dirt" -AIC "Hello, Don't you know me I'm the dirt beneath your feet"-SOUNDGARDEN ------------------------------ From: "Limo Wreck" Subject: Re: F*** On Sep 6, 11:11am, ansel@morgan.com wrote: > Subject: F*** > No, Jeremy. No, Dan. "F*** You Up" is NOT "Big Dumb Sex" > I assure you, I would remember singing "I know what to do. > I'm gonna f***, f***, f***, f***, you." The only thing the > two songs have in common is the word f***. I vow to listen > exclusively to Ace of Base tunes for the next year, should > anyone prove me wrong. I'm that sure. VIKI ok, Viki. but you can type FUCK FUCKFUCK FUCKFUCFUCFUFUCKCKKK FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUFUCKFUCKCKFFUCKUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK i consider myself a Christian even, but what's the use of trying to be good, when all the "perfect" people are the most fucked up? Oh, and Southern Baptists do suck. - -- Jeremy Crocker, A.K.A LimoWreck j_crocke@eos.ncsu.edu http://www4.ncsu.edu/eos/users/j/j_crocke/WWW/home.html "To die unsung would really bring you down" -Helmet "When they come to ethnically cleans me, will you speak out, will you defend me?" -Pop Will Eat Itself "I'm high as a kite and my teeth are green. Mary fuckin Christmas" -Dennis Leary ------------------------------ From: Keith Bunch Subject: Re: Hater/Pigeonhed Hey man i picked up the Hater CD about a year ago, and i believe that it hasn't left my cd player yet. I saw Hater at Rock Candy in Seattle about 5 months ago. They are real cool. Matt Cameron and Ben Sheppard from Soundgarden are phenominal on this CD. I look forward to their next compilation with HATER. Im a huge Soundgarden fan and this is my first time on the net. I saw Soundgarden in concert 5 times. The first was the Louder Than Love Tour. My friend bought me a Soundaren Total Fucking Godhead T-shirt at the concert for me. I live in West Seattle, and recently if anyone is familiar with the area, I was on California Avenue eating in a Mexican restaurant by Husky Ice Cream about 6 months ago. I had to go to the bathroom, as i was leaving the bathroom I looked straight ahead at a table and their was Chris Cornell having dinneer with some guy in a baseball hat. I rushed back to the table and told my friend to look about 15 feet to your left.She freaked out. I wanted to do something or say hello to him and thanks for the great music but that would be uncool because he was eating dinner. So I called the waiter over and told him to buy that guy over their a drink from me. The waiter had no idea who Chris Cornell is. Nevertheless, Chris ordered himself a regular margarita on the rocks.I thought that was at least i could do because he is a cool guy. As he left he kinda looked over but i don't think he knew i was the one that bought him his margarita.Anyways thats my story. On Tue, 29 Aug 1995, Limo Wreck wrote: > i just picked up both of these CDs in used CD bins at a local store. HAHAHAHAH > > Hater was released in '93. I think they took alternative music back about 4 > years and added a twist of blues. I love it. > > Pigeonhed sounds like a Fisk thing (it is)! Like NIN but not as vulgar or > agressive. Pretty cool. > > -- > > Jeremy Crocker, A.K.A LimoWreck > j_crocke@eos.ncsu.edu > http://www4.ncsu.edu/eos/users/j/j_crocke/WWW/home.html > > "This is not an exit" -Anthrax > "I know you better than I know myself" -TOOL > "I am the wreck of you all" -Soundgarden > ------------------------------ From: "Limo Wreck" Subject: Re: Hater/Pigeonhed On Sep 6, 1:14pm, Keith Bunch wrote: > Subject: Re: Hater/Pigeonhed > Hey man i picked up the Hater CD about a year ago, and i believe that it > hasn't left my cd player yet. I saw Hater at Rock Candy in Seattle about > 5 months ago. ahhh, bastard. :) I got my Mona Bone Jakon, do you? > They are real cool. Matt Cameron and Ben Sheppard from > Soundgarden are phenominal on this CD. I look forward to their next > compilation with HATER. Im a huge Soundgarden fan and this is my first > time on the net. I saw Soundgarden in concert 5 times. The first was the > Louder Than Love Tour. My friend bought me a Soundaren Total Fucking > Godhead T-shirt at the concert for me. I live in West Seattle, and > recently if anyone is familiar with the area, I was on California Avenue > eating in a Mexican restaurant by Husky Ice Cream about 6 months ago. I > had to go to the bathroom, as i was leaving the bathroom I looked > straight ahead at a table and their was Chris Cornell having dinneer with > some guy in a baseball hat. I rushed back to the table and told my friend > to look about 15 feet to your left.She freaked out. I wanted to do > something or say hello to him and thanks for the great music but that > would be uncool because he was eating dinner. So I called the waiter over > and told him to buy that guy over their a drink from me. The waiter had > no idea who Chris Cornell is. Nevertheless, Chris ordered himself a > regular margarita on the rocks.I thought that was at least i could do > because he is a cool guy. As he left he kinda looked over but i don't > think he knew i was the one that bought him his margarita.Anyways thats > my story. > Very classy thing to do. And w/o embarresing yourself. You are da man! - -- Jeremy Crocker, A.K.A LimoWreck j_crocke@eos.ncsu.edu http://www4.ncsu.edu/eos/users/j/j_crocke/WWW/home.html "To die unsung would really bring you down" -Helmet "When they come to ethnically cleans me, will you speak out, will you defend me?" -Pop Will Eat Itself "I'm high as a kite and my teeth are green. Mary fuckin Christmas" -Dennis Leary ------------------------------ From: DEWGod Subject: Re: F*** Dear GOD i don't think i've been that sure of ANYTHING in my LIFE!!! well, except that soundgarden, primus and pantera are three of the greatest bands to hit the airwaves and that i will replace the 98% water in my body with mountain dew by the time i turn twenty. Full on Kevin's mom, Ryan On Wed, 6 Sep 1995 ansel@morgan.com wrote: > No, Jeremy. No, Dan. "F*** You Up" is NOT "Big Dumb Sex" > I assure you, I would remember singing "I know what to do. > I'm gonna f***, f***, f***, f***, you." The only thing the > two songs have in common is the word f***. I vow to listen > exclusively to Ace of Base tunes for the next year, should > anyone prove me wrong. I'm that sure. > > Vikki > > > > > > ------------------------------ From: mm328995@minmet.uq.oz.au (John Grieves) Subject: Enough band bashing already (esp. PJ) At 12:18 PM 9/6/95 +1000, Peter Blanken wrote: >A lot of people love Pearl Jam. Does that mean people who like Pearl Jam >don't know anything about good music? Does their opinion count? Or is your >opinion the only one that matters? > >Grow up. > >Pete > > I think this is well put - this is happening on a few mailing lists that I'm proud to be part of. The Faith No More list was just recently starting to bash around Green Day and other bands that are relatively new to the majority of people. I would like to put forward the following: 1. Don't bag people because of their tastes/hobbies/history etc. This is for several reasons; first, it can actually hurt a person for the whom their music etc. means a lot; and secondly, no-one benefits. Try something more constructive: Rather than saying [insert appropriate item] sux, try saying something positive: the [some obscure bootleg title] is really good to get etc.etc. 2. People have different tastes for different reasons: Some people are happy with music that has lyrics that mean nothing and are barely more than two chords strung together - if that's the case, then good on them. Me personally, lyrics don't mean too much: I look for complexity and interest in music, but I'll still take AC/DC all night long! 3. Don't worry about it - it's only music! Like what you want to like! Give it some thought! ------------------------------ From: jpop@mapmf.pmfst.hr (Jovica Popovic) Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a > I hate to say it....but I actually really "like" all 3 Pearl Jam albums. I think all of them are truly great, and I'm really not ashamed to say it. PJ bashers don't intimidate me. Just because it's a cool thing to hate PJ, I won't stop listening to their music. No matter what the bashers say (and so far, they haven't brought a single piece of actual argument), PJ _is_ one of the best, true to the music rock bands out there. > During an unknown bootleg....Eddie V. actually sings part of OUtshined > before he goes into leash. It sounds really cool. He also sings Hunger > Strike sans mr. cornell. The two bands are really close... both And says (after the audience sings the song with him): 'I think Chris would really like this... I'll say hello to him for ya...', or seomthing to that effect. They are friends... PJ & SG members actually made a record together, or did you PJ bashers forgot that? You're actually insulting SG's friends. > personally and sound wise. ('cept SG is more talented) I really don't think that's something you can put a measure to... > around a while longer. I love jazz influenced drummers (neil pert, matt > cameron, that guy in megadeth etc.) the new guy is a punk influenced > drummer which leads to a plodding rhythm style. That style is just > fine..but I prefer a jazz-influenced sound. Agreed! > But...I enjoy listening to Mother Love Bone more...(because none of there > songs was 'played/reviewed/talked about" to death in any form of music > media). Well, that's only because Andy Wood died. If he was alive, I would be willing to bet my life that they would be bigger than G'N'R, and you would be flamed to death for even mentioning MLB here. Andy was really enjoying beeing a rock star, having fans, beeing famous. He was a real Freddie Mercury type of person. Flamboyant, flashy and in_your_face frontman. To bad for him, he didn't manage to live to enjoy it fully. - -----------------------//----------------------------------+------------------ Jovica Popovic \\ // AMIGA: An Instrument for creative,| Official United jpop@mapmf.pmfst.hr \X/ free-thinking individuals among us.| Nations opinions Summary: | enforced by UN Anarchist, rocker, vegetarian, nonsmoking, drug-free Amigan| Security Council - -----------------------------------------------------------+------------------ * Q-Blue jr. * ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: odds and ends the new guitar player (or is it world?) magazine has an interview with jerry cantrell, kim thayil, steve vai and peter klett in it. it is pretty funny, but maybe not so much for the female members of our list. I'm sure you can guess what I mean :) kim doesn't say anything horribly profound, like about the next record, but it is an interesting read. also, I read somewhere that chris cornell and eddie vedder may sing on the next george clinton p-funk album. I'm not sure about that one, but it could be interesting! finally, has anyone seen attack of the killer tomatoes? there is supposed to be a song on the score that features matt on vocals. if anyone knows of it, I'd be happy to hear what he sounds like. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: Superunknown/Mr Unknown On 6 September 1995, MR UNKNOWN wrote: >keep rockin soundgarden fans. this is the first time i have written to >the rest of you guys. i've been reading all the messages since the >beginning of last week. first of all i would like to say a few words to >the pj fans carolyn the mf (does this stand for mother fucker),mike, and >pete: i understand your upset at the remarks towards pj but get over >it. I like pj myself........... >......................I just finished listening >to fourth of july. This song carries a heaviness about it that seems >to overpower the listener. Also because it is recorded so late on the >album you are already buzzing with the soundgarden groove. This adds to >the power. anyone feel like talking about superunknown (the song) >This is one of my favorite songs off that album. > MR. UNKNOWN Hello Mr Unknown (good name) - Welcome to the list. I wrote on Monday that I'd been listening to Limo Wreck in my car before dawn & it sounded very eerie, well 4th of July was another one like that. Overpowering is a good word - it almost makes you shudder, doesn't it? Superunknown has great lyrics. I especially love the last bit where Chris sings "first it steals your mind & then it steals your soul" - he sounds so woeful, haunted. What do people on this list think it's about? Well, perhaps I shouldn't ask that - because only the lyricist knows what it was actually written about (if anything) - maybe i should just ask you what does it mean to you?? I'd be interested in feedback. Cheers ~ Carolyn. ps: I'm not upset at the remarks made (as i told Clown i don't reckon it's a sin to hate any band). And i never thought of music freak standing for mother fucker!! hmmm, you've started me thinking now................. Carolyn the Music Freak ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Feel the rhythm with your hands; steal the rhythm while you can" - Spoonman "So don't you lock up something that you wanted to fly" - Fell on Black Days "When I hand my love in I'll be done" - Half "Save it, just keep it off my wave" - My Wave "And my youth I pray to keep" - Black Hole Sun **SOUNDGARDEN** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: DEWGod Subject: Re: Enough band bashing already (esp. PJ) >3. Don't worry about it - it's only music! Like what you want to like! > >Give it some thought! ==you forgot to add "unless it's country"==:) ------------------------------ From: "Peter Blanken" Subject: Re: hello, get off this >first of all i would like to say a few words to >the pj fans carolyn the mf (does this stand for mother fucker),mike, and >pete: i understand your upset at the remarks towards pj but get over >it. >Mr Unknown Mr Unknown, I'm a huge Soundgarden fan. I'm also a huge Pearl Jam fan, and a fan other many others bands. If somebody comes out and trashes a band and their fans for no other reason than because they don't like them, is wrong, so I'm going to respond. I have no time for ignorant jerks who say these kinds of things. Just my 2 cents worth and I'll say no more. Pete. ------------------------------ From: The Meter Man Subject: PJ? I think I must be going senile. I remember subscribing to a Soundgarden mailing list but my box is being flooded with Pearl Jam fluff. I don't mean to be rude (and I'm sure that some of you will tell me to f___ off), but let's get back to the greatest band in the last quarter of a century! The Meter Man "I got an idea. We can do it all on our own....." --C. Cornell "It's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a packet of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses. Hit it." --Jake and Elwood Blues ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: Re: Enough band bashing already (esp. PJ) >3. Don't worry about it - it's only music! Like what you want to like! > >Give it some thought! <==you forgot to add "unless it's country"==:) Amen Clown ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a >And says (after the audience sings the song with him): 'I think Chris >would really like this... I'll say hello to him for ya...', or seomthing >to that effect. They are friends... PJ & SG members actually made a >record together, or did you PJ bashers forgot that? You're actually >insulting SG's friends. I am a Soundgarden Fan that loves thier music, and I respect them as people and as artists, because they are true to thier music. Howver I am not going to compramise myself by liking everything soundgarden likes I don't have to like thier friends, clothes, movies, favorite soft drinks etc etc. what do you think I am some kind of top 40 mindless mtv sheep?!!! "MTV said this is cool I think I'll buy it" "Kim Thayil just took a shit I think I'll take one too" Please. > personally and sound wise. ('cept SG is more talented) Subject: Re: One big album Hell they should be the first band to bring out a triple CD album. With 40 songs, including old B-sides, pluss solos by each band member at the end plus a free ham with every album. On Mon, 6 Jun 1994, T.C. wrote: > You know what I would like to see? Soundgardens new album have 20 tracks.. > that is what I would like to see.. or thirty.. and I audio interview or just > the band goofing around.. > My thoughts.. > > "Shower in the dark day.." > "Clean sparks divin down.." > "Cool in the waterway," > "Where the baptized drown." -4th of july (One bad-ass song) > > Tom Curry > > ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: One big album On Thu, 7 Sep 1995, Alex Lyberopoulos wrote: > Hell they should be the first band to bring out a triple CD album. With > 40 songs, including old B-sides, pluss solos by each band member at the end > plus a free ham with every album. > I'd kill myself if Soundgarden ever came out with a b-sides album. They've been too damn hard to find as is. Anyone else agree? Chris Mackenzie "Leaves growing blood hungry leeches and your fresh deadly roses" - Soundgarden "He caught wind of the big brown beaver so he thought he'd take himself a peek, but the beaver was quick and grabbed him by the kiwis and he ain't pissed for a week (and a half)" - Primus "I know you well, you are a part of me" - TOOL ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: odds and ends/soundtracks On 7 September, blind dog wrote: > finally, has anyone seen attack of the killer tomatoes? there is >supposed to be a song on the score that features matt on vocals. if >anyone knows of it, I'd be happy to hear what he sounds like. I haven't seen the movie, but one of my mates back in my old highschool days almost a decade ago used to RAVE about it! It was his favourite movie of all time. So is there actually a soundtrack to it?? Also, can anyone tell me if they've heard the soundtrack to 'Singles'? I know Soundgarden (or at least Chris on his own) sings a song on it - also Mudhoney & Pearl Jam (eeek is that a hoodoo word on this list at the moment??). If you've heard the soundtrack, give me your opinion of it, please! Carolyn the Music Freak ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Feel the rhythm with your hands; steal the rhythm while you can" - Spoonman "So don't you lock up something that you wanted to fly" - Fell on Black Days "When I hand my love in I'll be done" - Half "Save it, just keep it off my wave" - My Wave "And my youth I pray to keep" - Black Hole Sun **SOUNDGARDEN** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: bside record On Wed, 6 Sep 1995, Chris Mackenzie wrote: > I'd kill myself if Soundgarden ever came out with a b-sides album. > They've been too damn hard to find as is. Anyone else agree? it would be alright if they did it in another five or six years. but not now. it would mean all those bsides that everyone has collected wouldn't be anything special. I know I'm proud of the bsides I've got. they just wouldn't be the same if you could just walk into a music store and buy a whole album of them. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: "Michael V. Ledesma" Subject: Correction please... > > > From: "Peter Blanken" > > Subject: Re: Pearl Jam never had a go > > > > > > > I get the impression that some of you guys take this Pearl Jam bashing pretty > > seriously. I mean, to go out of your way to really trash a band, in my > > opinion, is destructive (not to mention pretty stupid). > > Opinions of music vary, thats why there is so much music around, to appeal to > > all tastes. > > A lot of people love Pearl Jam. Are you guys trying to say that their > > opinions don't count, and only yours do? > > Grow up. > > > > Now, here is somebody who FINALLY knows what he's saying. I think there > should be more people out there who are broad-minded and not LINEAR about > other people's tastes in music, and who knows how to respect other peoples > views. > > > "Bloody Murder is the Best I've heard her Scream" > > --- HOLY WATER > > MIKE (got confused there....hehehe, well, people make mistakes...) "So now you know, who gets mystified Show me the power child" --OUTSHINED ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 38] ***************************************