From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 24 Oct 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 02:24:12 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Tuesday, 24 Oct 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ Today's Topics: Bootlegs Re: U2 Soundgarden, Soundgarden ... and a little U2. Re: Soundgarden Digest, Friday, 20 Oct 1995 Re: FW: getting to know you Little Joe Swallow my pride Re: FW: getting to know you Little Joe Twisted Fork Re: Bootlegs Re: Bootlegs Where am I? Radio Head RE: Bootlegs Re: Radio Head What SG song should your band cover? Re: Screaming Life Book Re: Where am I? Re: Question for all Fresh Tendrils Video? Re: Screaming Life Book Re: Radio Head Re: Daniels Re: Screaming Life Book Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 23 Oct 1995 Re: Where am I? Re: Where am I? Re: help!!!Salt Lake city,not sg Re: Radio Head Re: Radio Head Question Re: Screaming Life Book Re: Where am I? new album??? "Flame" Re: Question Re: Question Re: Where am I? Re: Screaming Life Book Radio Head RE: Where am I? favorite AIC and SG songs RE: What SG song should your band cover? 3 favorite songs ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Phillip Kim Subject: Bootlegs I heard that Peral Jam does a version of Fell on Black Days on a bootleg CD. Does anyone know where I can get it?? I would also like to know if Soundgarden is commin to Baltimore in the near future. Thanks. ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: U2 On 18 October 1995, walter o weckmann wrote: >>Too bad, I also thought U2's earlier stuff was cool. On 22 October 1995, Moon Druid wrote: >I agree. U2 revolutionized the industry with songs like The Fly, Mysterious >Ways, that stuff. The best stuff was way back (circa Live Under A Blood Red >Sky). For the oldies on this list - their best stuff was even BEFORE Live Under A Blood Red Sky, Moon! Like War, Boy, October..............anyone else got these oldies but goodies? I have all U2 albums, and the older ones in particular are excellent. But then, I don't mind U2's later albums either, like Achtung Baby. >In the eyes of many, Superunknown is NOT typical Soundgarden. > >In the eyes of many, there is no such thing as typical Soundgarden. Another Wonderful Quote from our own Moon Druid, the Assistant Gardener. (yes, I'll add that to my list, Moon - it will be released to a somms list near you! in the near future). Isn't that why we love Soundgarden? They are not typical. Carolyn the Meticulous Flacko-lover (for Triple J fans) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm so happy cause today I found my friends - they're in my head Our little group has always been & always will until the end **NIRVANA** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: scsmeyri@ucsalf.ac.uk (stacy.meyrick) Subject: Soundgarden, Soundgarden ... and a little U2. In response to Dan Hearsch's comments on, well, how great Soundgarden are, I think it holds a very biased view. As far as Soundgarden's lack of pretentiousness, I think music is pretentious, if you want to label one band you're going to have to label them all, they all hide behind an image, usually the one you pick up on music videos and interviews. I agree lyrically they are good, but definately not the best, one of maybe, but you can't judge lyrics, and what do you achieve from doing so? As for being cool individuals, I've not met Soundgarden so I'm not one to comment, and to go off an interview, well that's as pretentious as it gets. "Spoonman doesn't really HAVE a meaning", Well, I've always considered it to be drug song, focusing on the surrealness that they create. I don't know if that's right but it makes sense if you read the lyrics. I also own all the early U2 records, from War, up to Rattle and Hum. From there it drifts away from my tastes somewhat. I don't think they're selling out, just reaching the bigger audience, which unfortunately sounds somewhat mainstream, but then again if you like it, that fair enough. ------------------------------ From: Milkman Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Friday, 20 Oct 1995 I don't know how and why this gent posted all of our posts from Friday, but I would ask that everyone please refrain from doing so in the future. Thank you. - -that sonded very intellectual, didn't it? ------------------------------ From: Andrew Northcutt Subject: Re: FW: getting to know you Little Joe I was gonna post this personallly to you Joe but I had to let know every one out there that you seem to be a real loser. Would it hurt you to just give a little info about yourself? Are you paranoid or something? Look, I sent my mini-bio and I think that I write frequently in this list. It has been said many times, she is doing something good: trying to get all the people to talk and make this intresting until the new album comes out. It also has been said that if you don't agree just erase it. I know I had to post this personally because it has nothing to do w/ SG(sorry Seth) but I hope this stops the rest of you "the-world-doesn't - -deserve-me" from posting this BS. That's all...C-Y'ALL! PEACEMAN-2000 ------------------------------ From: Glen Ryan Subject: Swallow my pride Well any where here's the lyrics to swallow my pride Swallow MY Pride She looked at me with dignity She said it's something you got to see Even though this country is headed for war This nation is prouder than ever before Yeah that was spirit in the end We're more american than anyone And I just smile cause Icould tell This little girl is going to.. now I wouldn't mind If you swallowed my pride Yeah make me feel alright Yeah now deep inside Feel alright Hey I alone in her heart Couldn't keep myself from running cold Cause I fell for her looks Now I wanna go for her throne I try to tell her all the time But little girl don't understand Now I woldn't mind If you swallow my pride Yeah make me feel alright Yeah now deep inside Feel alright I fight You can swallow my pride Now I wouldn't mind If you swallowed my pride Yeah make me feel alright deep inside Feel alright pride..pride You can swallow my pride ------------------------------ From: Milkman Subject: Re: FW: getting to know you Little Joe Please feel free to flame people ON THE LIST, not privately. It makes for good reading at a time when I should be in class (damned if I know which one). ------------------------------ From: Milkman Subject: Twisted Fork I have a question for anyone who might be listening. I was wondering if someone knows why Chris wears that fork necklace. Do you think it symbolizes anything? Does it have a meaning? Or is it simply something he picked up somewhere and thought was cool? All comments and thoughts and ideas are welcomed with opened arms. Oh yeah, by the way...My friend and I tried to make one of these, and although we fucked up our first attempt, I believe our next try will prove successfull. (next time we won't use a fork that was stolen from our old high school) mike ------------------------------ From: BdMtrFngr Subject: Re: Bootlegs On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, Phillip Kim wrote: > I heard that Peral Jam does a version of Fell on Black Days on a > bootleg CD. Does anyone know where I can get it?? > I would also like to know if Soundgarden is commin to Baltimore in the > near future. Thanks. > > Well, I never heard of that although it may be true. I do know, however, that they once played Outshined and it is on a bootleg. Oh yeah, I also heard that their version does not do justice to the song. ------------------------------ From: Andrew Northcutt Subject: Re: Bootlegs > I do know, however, that they once played Outshined and it is on a bootleg. > Oh yeah, I also heard that their version does not do justice to the song. > P.J. sort-of played a version of Outshined in an unplugged bootleg or something (a friend of mine has it). But it isn't the whole song, they're just f#%%^ around and Eddie sings that VERY bad. I think that Jeff starts playing like only the first 4 notes of the first riff and then the guitar joins in and Eddie starts singing like he had a dildo. So I'd have to say they really aren't plaing it, they just jacked-off in their break. C-YA! PEACEMAN-2000 ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Where am I? Just out of curiosity, is this the U2 mailing list or the Soundgarden list. ------------------------------ From: Tonerkins@aol.com Subject: Radio Head Never fear it's a Soundgarden related item not another band. I was just wondering in the places that we have represented here. What kind of radio stations play Soundgarden??? Or do alot of people only get their exposure to music through MTV? Here in Chicago we have 3 stations that have played Soundgarden. The rock alternative station(I question the alternative since they play the "hot hits" in heavy rotation) The straight rock station(which will play the Who etc. also) And than the "we play anything in no particular order" station. (They will also have the Grateful Dead hour and so on) For a long time we also had a heavy duty ear bleeding station that played Soundgarden years ago but they are no more. And the college radio stations are good for a tune or two also. Does Soundgarden get much airplay in your area? ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: RE: Bootlegs > I heard that Peral Jam does a version of Fell on Black Days on a >bootleg CD. Does anyone know where I can get it?? > I would also like to know if Soundgarden is commin to Baltimore in the >near future. Thanks. It's fucking sacrilege I tell you I cannot believe that they would attempt to ruin one of the most beutiful songs on earth. I am going to go in my room and hide now thease are definitely black days right now and I don't want to be outside. Clown In Seclusion ------------------------------ From: BdMtrFngr Subject: Re: Radio Head On Mon, 23 Oct 1995 Tonerkins@aol.com wrote: > Never fear it's a Soundgarden related item not another band. I was just > wondering in the places that we have represented here. What kind of radio > stations play Soundgarden??? Or do alot of people only get their exposure to > music through MTV? Here in Chicago we have 3 stations that have played > Soundgarden. The rock alternative station(I question the alternative since > they play the "hot hits" in heavy rotation) The straight rock station(which > will play the Who etc. also) And than the "we play anything in no particular > order" station. (They will also have the Grateful Dead hour and so on) For a > long time we also had a heavy duty ear bleeding station that played > Soundgarden years ago but they are no more. And the college radio stations > are good for a tune or two also. Does Soundgarden get much airplay in your > area? > In New York it is basically the same thing. The top 40 station plays some soundgarden(Spoonman, FOBD, and BHS). The Hard Rock station, my personal favorite(Q-104.3) plays Soungarden along with a lot of other good bands. This station plays a lot of different Soundgarden songs, hence the fact they are my favorite station. Also, the alternative station here(WDRE) plays some soundgarden. More than the top 40, but not as much as the hard rock station. There are other rock stations that play soundgarden once every 10 weeks, but I dont count them for that reason. Later. ------------------------------ From: grendel Subject: What SG song should your band cover? Someone asked for recommendations of up-tempo SG songs that don't involve a lot of vocal trickery - something their lead singer could sing. How about "Kickstand"? True, it's not very indicative of SG's style, but it's a fun little ditty nonetheless. scott ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Screaming Life Book From: nephend@usa.pipeline.com (nancy e phend) This info is for Carolyn and anyone else interested in the Screaming Life book not in the USA. SUB POP 1932 First Avenue #1103 Seattle, WA. 98101 Phone: 1-800-SUBPOP1 Fax (206) 441-0474 Hope this helps. nephend ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Re: Where am I? This is the chicken fajitas list. On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, Matthew Souza wrote: > > Just out of curiosity, is this the U2 mailing list or the > Soundgarden list. > ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Re: Question for all Chris has made it pretty clear that he'd rather have a limb removed than sing 'Outshined' one more time. And, even though they may like BHS, and are proud that they could create something so un(expectedly)Soundgarden, I think they're embarrassed by the little sing along thing that ensues whenever they play it. My guess is that they'll perform it throughout their next tour, then retire it. Vikki ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Which songs do SG hate/dislike?Jackhammer ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Fresh Tendrils Video? Dear list; I just returned from Guanajuato so I have about 150 msgs to read. But for now, I just wanted to ask you this: IS THERE A FRESH TENDRILS VIDEO OR IS MY MIND STARTING TO SHOW BUGS DUE TO AGE? Thanx, this had been bugging me for months. I thought I saw the video on MTV someday but I wasn't sure, now your deep knowledge on the matter should enlighten me. Also (NOT SG RELATED) did anyone attend to the Festival Cervantino? Nah, I guess not. Busy for now; URB@NO ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Screaming Life Book From: nephend@usa.pipeline.com (nancy e phend) Chicka, I was just quoting what the CD says on it 'Soundgarden - Entering - Loud Love'. I didn't double check my CDs and figured SUBPOP new what they were doing. Trust me I won't post details again. nephend ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Re: Radio Head Well, back home 96X (96.1 wrox; norfolk, newport news, hampton) played soundgarden a lot. They were the first to play black hole sun. They also played fobd first. And they are the only station that i've heard around there play tdittl. I've heard a couple classic rock stations play "my wave" and "outshined" My brother said he once heard "Fopp" on 98.7 (wnor, norfolk, newport news, hampton) which is a classic rock station basically. I have heard tdittl played on another station, 104.1 out of Richmond, Virginia. That station is almost as cool as 96X. All you listites in Southeastern Va. who still have 96X to listen to, i'm jealous. And i have not heard a radio station on campus play a soundgarden song yet. Probably because all the radio stations here suck, and therefore i rarely listen to them. Wierd, the local bands kick so much ass, yet we don't have a decent radio station. Oh well. -j ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: Minerva657@aol.com Subject: Re: Daniels sorry, it's been awhile since I last checked my mail, so this is a bit late...anyway, I'm not a Daniel OR a Dan...I'm a Danielle...heh heh. yellers ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Screaming Life Book From: seth > I was just quoting what the CD says on it 'Soundgarden - Entering - Loud > Love'. I didn't double check my CDs and figured SUBPOP new what they were > doing. Trust me I won't post details again. No, it's a good thing you posted details, because someone should get on Sub Pop's ass about this. "Entering" is most certainly not on the _Loud Love_ EP. You would think the label would know that the song came from one of its own EPs (_Screaming Life_). seth ------------------------------ From: Michael Travers Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 23 Oct 1995 I've seen two versions of the Outshined video. The only thing I remember that is different about the two is that one has the lead singer of the Spin Doctors walking around in a giant hampster wheel in one and not in the other. I've also seen about 3-4 different versions of Black Hole Sun between MTV, MTV International, and Much Music. The MTV version is tame and the Much Music one has some weird stuff that they seemed to edit out of the MTVersion. Kind of like what they did to the Jeremy video. The Much Music version shows "Jeremy" putting the gun in his mouth. Hope this helps, Mike Travers mtravers@lynx.neu.edu ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: Where am I? On 23 October 1995, Matthew Souza wrote: > Just out of curiosity, is this the U2 mailing list or the >Soundgarden list. Okay, Matthew. It IS the Soundgarden mailing list. But please remember a mailing list usually consists of conversations. Haven't you ever had a conversation that starts on one topic and ends with a totally different one? If I remember correctly, the U2 conversation began with Soundgarden........drifted to punk.......then to early U2 music - with lots of other threads inbetween. Surely there's no harm in this. I personally find it rather interesting. Feel free to join in any conversation that takes your fancy! In fact, why not try & take a tangent of any conversation from this list and twist it back to being Soundgarden related? Could be kinda fun............. Carolyn the Maddeningly Faithful ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm so happy cause today I found my friends - they're in my head Our little group has always been & always will until the end **NIRVANA** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: Where am I? Yummy! I will take mild salsa on mine please. On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, URBANO wrote: > This is the chicken fajitas list. > > > ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: help!!!Salt Lake city,not sg I think I hear your mom calling you. SG Rocks. On Sun, 22 Oct 1995, MR SEAN M MCELENY wrote: > hello fellow good music lovers, > my name is Sean McEleny and i live in Virginia and well i have a > problem thats not soundgarden related but i need help! uummm you see > i met this girl on prodigy and we got to know each alot and talk on > the phone alot and stuff(awwwwww two young people in love , i know > how sick) anyway she lives in Boulder Co and she found out that > theres gonna be a Pearl Jam concert in Salt Lake city and we really > need to go! but im 17 and shes 16 and were "not responsible" or some > crap like that anyway uhhhh we are getting it all planned out and > covering all the bases but theres one gaping hole in our plan that is > that my parents would say NO to the idea of "2 crazy mentally fucked > up teenagers going to a city alone in a hotel and missing school to > see a rock concert a galzillion miles away"...<--- those are in my > words if a kid asked me if he could go and i didnt know how much the > 2 kids liked each other....anyway i releaze how stupid this plan is > and how much my parents will say no but I NEED TO FIND SOMEONE THAT > LIVES IN THE Salt Lake City AREA AND WOULD BE WILLING TO HELP > OUT 2 PATHETIC TEENAGERS...basically i need someone to lie to my > parents and tell them they'll look after us but welll just go and > find a motell and get out of your hair..or if your really feeling > like a good samaritan you could do more than that and of course ill > pay you with what ever money i have..or if you live near it or > something or on the way from salt lake to boulder ...the concerts on > NOV 2 and 3 so please hurry if you can help! > thank you again if you read this and i know most of you are laughing > at me but i dont care cause no one else matters,,,,....i can maybe > get you a ticket if you want to go also...oh yeah and im gonna run > away and go if my parents say no so i dont care how much i get > punished or i might not even go back...thanks again if you can help > thanks a thousand times!sean mceleny > > > ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: Radio Head On 23 October 1995, Tonerkins@aol.com wrote: >....What kind of radio >stations play Soundgarden??? Or do alot of people only get their exposure to >music through MTV? ......... >Does Soundgarden get much airplay in your area? Down here in the country, where I live in Australia, is a local commercial "crap" top-40 type station, two reasonably good local community-based stations that play a wide variety of music, including some Soundgarden songs, but I listen to Triple J, which is an Australia-wide non-commercial station. They play non-top-40 stuff (alternative?), including some Soundgarden - maybe not as much as they could. I like this station, however, particularly because they give a lot of airplay to new, up-and-coming Australian bands that would probably otherwise only be known to the few people who go to their small live shows. Like Silverchair - it was Triple J who gave them the start they needed to get where they are now. [alright, I'm ducking the blows some of you want to send me for even THINKING of mentioning Silverchair again.............!!] And as you might remember, I don't get MTV here. So exposure to music for me comes either from the radio, or friends. {it was a friend who first got me into Soundgarden - you know who I mean, Jamesetta!}. Carolyn the Muncher of Fruit ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rain spoiled a sunny day till I saw those cleansing drops took the dirt away Ever think about the stones you left unturned? **PENNYWISE** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Re: Radio Head I can't listen to SG in public, on a car radio, in a club, anywhere, except in the privacy of my home (bedroom) or head (walkman) or live and loud in concert. I believe SG very consciously try to present their songs as a body of work -- one CD at a time. They've mentioned in interviews how carefully they select the order of songs for CDs and sculpt the set lists for live performances to maximize 'flow'. The songs become painfully disjointed in a radio format and it makes me feel awkward. Vikki ------------------------------ From: j-grevas@nwu.edu Subject: Question This is my first post to the list, since I haven't been a member all that long, but I just wanted to ask a question of the other members. I'm also on the Alice in Chains mailing list, and there's an ongoing question over there: If you had to choose your three favorite AIC songs, at gunpoint, what would they be? So, if you had to choose your three favorite SG songs, at gunpoint, what would they be? Here are mine: 1. Outshined- The first SG song I ever heard. It got me into them, plus it just plain kicks ass. 2. Jesus Christ Pose- The lyrics have a very personal meaning for me. 3. Let Me Drown- No particular reason, I just love it. Later. John Grevas Northwestern University j-grevas@nwu.edu "No time for love, Dr. Jones!" Randall (Clerks) "I am created Shiva, the Destroyer; Death, the Shatterer of worlds." The Bhagavad-Gita ------------------------------ From: Chicka Jackeen Subject: Re: Screaming Life Book On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, seth wrote: > > > I was just quoting what the CD says on it 'Soundgarden - Entering - Loud > > Love'. I didn't double check my CDs and figured SUBPOP new what they were > > doing. Trust me I won't post details again. > > No, it's a good thing you posted details, because someone should get > on Sub Pop's ass about this. "Entering" is most certainly not on the > _Loud Love_ EP. You would think the label would know that the song > came from one of its own EPs (_Screaming Life_). > Um, if the book said that exactly, are you sure that it wasn't saying that the songs "entering" and the song "loud love" would be on the cd? -j ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: Where am I? My Dearest Carolyn, I appreciate you voicing your opinon about my ill-recieved comment. In fact, I was just thinking about the importance of opinions the other day while working in my garden. Unfortunately, an annoying sound from a passing plane broke my train of thought. After that I could only think of that Sound while working in my Garden. How is that for a twist? "I'm numb as rigor mortis, scared by monkey faces" Face Pollution. Matthew . ------------------------------ From: DBartolini@aol.com Subject: new album??? anyone know when the new ablum is coming out???? ------------------------------ From: Daniel Garrett Subject: "Flame" > You know, it may be that I live in a backward city in a backward country > (Adelaide, Australia), or maybe I just don't hang with the in crowd, but > I have never heard the word "flame" used to mean an arguement or outburst > of anger amnywhere except on the soundgarden list. Is this phrase > limited to our list, or is it a www-wide term, or is it an Americanism, > or am I just out of it (probably the later)? The word is used so much > on the list, I think it is dangerously close to being a cliche, and yet > I see it nowhere else. Please explain. In the book, All You Need To Know About The Internet in the glossary under "Flame" it says: An abusive or personal attack agaainst the poster of a message. A flame is the online equivalent of losing your rag or thumping your teapot. Answer your question??? Daniel Garrett ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Question From: Jamesetta Simpson >If you had to choose your three favorite AIC and SG songs, at gun point, what would they be? Soundgarden: 1) Somewhere - touched my romantic side 2) Rusty Cage - sets my soul free 3) Fell on Black Days - could be my way of life - if I would let it AIC: 1) Man in a Box - first song to take me in 2) Love, Hate, Love - first song to convert me 3) Nutshell and/or Rotten Apples - because someone special really likes them Jamie ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: Question > So, if you had to choose your three favorite SG songs, at gunpoint, > what would they be?> 1)Outshined- Crucial Dropped-D Crunch. SG at their best. 2)Face Pollution- Crazy Lyrics 3)Head Down- It may be off the beaten path, but the melody and beat are killer. Hopefully I will never be looking down the barrel of a gun when asked that question. I'll have to get back to you on the AIC tunes. ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: Re: Where am I? On 23 October 1995, Matthew Souza wrote: > My Dearest Carolyn, > I appreciate you voicing your opinon about my ill-recieved comment. >In fact, I was just thinking about the importance of opinions the other >day while working in my garden. Unfortunately, an annoying sound from a >passing plane broke my train of thought. After that I could only think >of that Sound while working in my Garden. How is that for a twist? My Dearest Matthew, I'd say that is a very good twist. Almost like that twisted fork (no one's responded to the question someone asked about the meaning behind CC's twisted fork - does no one know??). And I have to wonder: did the passing plane you heard in your garden sound like a Wreck that was Going Down? Oh, your comment wasn't ill-received (not by me, anyway) - but I just felt like responding to it. I'm glad to see you took my response with a cool, laid back kind of attitude............... Cheers from Carolyn the Matthew Fan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm so happy cause today I found my friends - they're in my head Our little group has always been & always will until the end **NIRVANA** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Screaming Life Book From: seth > > No, it's a good thing you posted details, because someone should get > > on Sub Pop's ass about this. "Entering" is most certainly not on the > > _Loud Love_ EP. You would think the label would know that the song > > came from one of its own EPs (_Screaming Life_). > > > Um, if the book said that exactly, are you sure that it wasn't saying > that the songs "entering" and the song "loud love" would be on the cd? -j Seems unlikely that a Sub Pop book (and the CD that accompanies it) would feature a song from one of Soundgarden's A&M releases. seth ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Radio Head The media in Mexico, is dedicated to the masses who like mostly tropical, salsa. There are several news stations and also a few classicals. We have four major stations broadcasting music (excluding oldies stations) in English: Alfa 91.3 ======= Just shitty yuppie music W-FM 96.9 ======== Also this kind of crap but also some good thing. This station plays SG when a song hits the top [10-40] Radioactivo 98.5 URL: http://radioactivo.web.com.mx ============ They play all sorts of music. Mostly shit but also some SG (when hits). Rock 101 (ciento uno) ======= This is the best station for alternative/heavy/et cetera. Although much of the alternative coverage means hours of PJ, they do play a lot of Soundgarden. URB@NO ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: RE: Where am I? I guess matthew, also the Mailman passed by didn't he? Anyway, it's just My Wave, Let Me Drown. URB@NO ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: favorite AIC and SG songs Soundgarden: AIC: (in no particular order) 1. Outshined 1. Would? 2. Fell On Black Days 2. Man in a Box 3. Rusty Cage 3. Rooster URB@NO ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: RE: What SG song should your band cover? I forgot who originally posted the question, but this is my idea: Tell your singer to keep on practice. Anyone's voice can be softened to reach a couple of notes higher. The problem with this is that his/her voice might not last for all the show. If suddenly the singer can reach those sky high notes, tell him to improvise and sing those an octave lower. Many singers use this in cases of emergency. Even opera singers have to improvise to recover from a crack in their voice sometimes. URB@NO ------------------------------ From: Milkman Subject: 3 favorite songs My votes for this category would have to be: 1. Like Suicide - it simply blows me away every time I listen to it, even after the 500 or so times I've heard it 2. Slaves and Buldozers - I love the lyrics and the way Chris' voice jumps up and down like the NBA (good analogy, yes?) 3. tie: Searching With My Good Eye Closed / Fresh Tendrils - it seems that nobody wants to talk about Fresh Tendrils. Well I love it. And I have to give credit where credit's due on the guitar riffs in Searching... These are my votes for now (allow slight variations for possible mood swings) mike ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 79] ***************************************