From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 30 Nov 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 01:22:14 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Thursday, 30 Nov 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: I'm sure this has been asked, but... Religion, Soundgarden and selling out. Re: Alive CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! Happy birthday, Matt! Re: students? FW: SG lyrics Re: CD Plus - long note - but Soundgarden is in there yard sale Re: Alive Re: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! Re: CD Plus - long note - but Soundgarden is in there somewhere...... Happy Birthday Students Students-J school Re: Discussion on the new album Sucking *LIVE* and in person! clarification Multimedia Garden Reminder: SG on MTV online Re: Reminder: SG on MTV online Re: Happy Birthday Re: Reminder: SG on MTV online Re: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! Re: Happy Birthday yard sale Multimedia Garden Are they as good live? SG live in concert list business Re: Multimedia Garden curiosity killed the...well, you know... Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Re: Multimedia Garden Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... hallucinations Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Re: SG live in concert Re: SG live in concert Re: SG live in concert Re: hallucinations ------------------------------------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: I'm sure this has been asked, but... Does anyone know what Black Hole Sun is about? What the hell is a Black Hole Sun, and why does it invole weird people smiling? Nothingman -Maybe it has something to do with the fork. ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Religion, Soundgarden and selling out. SC>And somebody said that Soundgarden are "selling out", or "sold out", what SC> does this mean? Does it mean that more people liked the new album as SC> ppposed to the previous album, that it sounds more formulated, that you SC> get a free badge and a t-shirt when you join the fan club. Can anybody SC> name a band that never wanted to play to the larger audience and sell SC> more records? Someone said the same thing to me, but a good band usually doesn't make the same kind of music over and over again. Only bands like Green Day can do that. They say, "But Green Day didn't sell out." And that's because their new album sounds just like Dookie. I think Green day is way too overrated. It's come to the point where my little cousin, whose CD collection is made up of Boyz II Men, Toni Braxton, and Salt N' Pepa, even has Dookie. She told me, "Green Day is cool." When I asked why, she just said, "Because....they are." Soundgarden is just freakin' awesome, and Chris Cornell writes the best lyrics I've ever heard. And Chris sings...none of this fake accent, or devil soundin' shit. Just pure, kick ass vocals. Nothingman -Maybe Chris and Eddie will do another song together... ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: Alive BE>why is it that everyone I meet that BE>isn't a big soundgarden fan says that they sucked live? BE>aarn I've never saw them live, but I did see Motorvision, and they kicked ass on that. I'd love to see them sometime, but they never come near Maryland (western maryland, that is). Nothingman -Maybe I need to change my name to Spoonman... ------------------------------ From: Shannon L Grossi Subject: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! IF THEY EVER DO ANOTHER SONG TOGETHER, I'LL BE FIRST IN LINE TO BUY IT! Temple of the Dog is great and I love it! ------------------------------ From: Jovica Popovic Subject: Happy birthday, Matt! Damn, I forgot... Yesterday was the birthday of the greatest drummer in the world! - --- jpop@fly.cc.fer.hr --- Sit back and watch my divine spark flash... -- jovica.popovic@fer.hr -- Disclaimer: I didn't do it, nobody saw me do - Jovica Popovic - it, can't prove anything! ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: students? On Tue, 28 Nov 1995, Dan "Pop-tart" Hearsch wrote: > how many people on this list are students? and how many are psychology > students? i know of five, three of whom are my friends. just curious... > I am studying brewing and agriculture at Humboldt State University. Matthew the Milquetoast Farmer (homage to Carolyn) ------------------------------ From: Heine Ravnholt Subject: FW: SG lyrics Allright all you SG fans, I'm working on a website that is to be updated = ones a week, and I'm working on a portrait page. This portrait page = should have a personal touch - and therefore I want all of you to mail = me your note on "what's Soundgarden like" mail direct to Heine Ravnholt heine@aix1.danadata.dk SUBJECT:"Soundgarden is like..." IF THIS SUCKS - ignore it!!!! TOOOOOOOOO EASY!!! -Go for the competition on my page "IN ROCK" on http://www.geopages.com/Paris/2272/english.html ...and answer: what is = "I woke the same as any other day...."???? ------------------------------ Subject: Re: CD Plus - long note - but Soundgarden is in there From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >JS>PS: Happy Birthday - Matthew D. Cameron > >How old is he? > > Matt was born 11/28/1962 Jamie The Village Idiot ------------------------------ From: Chris Dawg Subject: yard sale Well, I'm waiting around in old Oxford, OH to raise enough extra cash for the new CD+ and I've begun a fundraising campaign: Superunknown Int'l. Its purpose is to raise enough $ from those people who have $ to purchase expensive experimental projects for the SG needy. Also, a yard sale is in the making. Some things for sale (all proceeds benefitting SI, a non-profit organization): -- Twisted forks: $5 -- BMF Chris Cornell wigs: $25 -- Pieces of Jason Everman's bass: $1.99/oz -- Fortune cookies containing song quotes from the band: $5/bag (of course, we all know that most of us got our quotes after hours of thinking about what lyric would best fit the end of our messages and tedious searching of videos, interviews and the like.) -- Copies of the new CD+ ($17) and EP ($6) that has, in place of the infamous www.rocktropolis.com/soundgarden, corrected that typo. It now reads www.sgi.net/soundgarden. Anybody else have any nifty imaginary items to help raise some $ for those SG fans less fortunate than others. What a band can do to a wallet... Ramen noodles forever, burritos never! -- Chris Dawg ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Alive On Tue, 28 Nov 1995, MAJOR HEILLY wrote: > On Tue, 28 Nov 1995, alisa brozena wrote: > > Somewhere along the line I was led to believe that this was supposed to > > be live, hence the name "Alive in the Superunknown." > > Yes, I also presumed the same. And why is it that everyone I meet that > isn't a big soundgarden fan says that they sucked live? > > aarn > Because people don't appricated them the way we do. When are they going to tour in the US again? Lee ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! On Wed, 29 Nov 1995, Shannon L Grossi wrote: > > > > > IF THEY EVER DO ANOTHER SONG TOGETHER, I'LL BE FIRST IN LINE TO BUY IT! > > > Temple of the Dog is great and I love it! > Temple of the Dog is the greatest ever!!! But, I'm not so sure that the power and emotion could ever occur again. ------------------------------ From: The Back Door Man Subject: Re: CD Plus - long note - but Soundgarden is in there somewhere...... I know what you mean. I went to many different software and record stores and NONE of the clerks had heard of the CD+ format. BDM "If there's a higher power at work here he either has a weird sense of humor or way too much time on his hands." --R. Green ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: Happy Birthday To whomever cares, I would like to say Happy Birthday to the one of the most underrated drummers in music today and definitely the one of if not the best drummers around. May yiur time signatures never be 4/4, btw, listen to superunk with headphones and just listen carefully to all the music, there are some really interesting musical things going on that you don't pick up normally. Clown *********************************************************************** first the thunder satisfied, if the past will not lie then the storm torn asunder the future you and I get blown away in the storm -Clannad *********************************************************************** ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: Students Hi there, I ClownWithBazooka am currently a Electrical Engineering major at lehigh university, however if it means anything my Moms a Psychologist. Clown The Maniac Fumbler(2nd homage to Carolyn) _______________________________________________________________________________ "I see the whole music industry as this crusty old dude trying to take a shit and it can't come out." - Matt Cameron _______________________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------ From: sean@ramoth.unl.edu (Sean McCarthy) Subject: Students-J school Hey all- I am currently a junior with a major in Journalism-News Editorial. Just sent in my Rolling Stone Reader's Poll results, unfortunately Soundgarden was not elgiable for album of the year. They had to settle for best band and best song of the year "Fell on Black Days"-that was released as a single this year wasn't it? Anyway, Laters Peace Sean ------------------------------ From: He Who Walks Between Subject: Re: Discussion on the new album On Fri, 24 Nov 1995, John Grieves wrote: > Everyone's hanging out for the next Soundgarden Album, right? > > But I'd be interested in hearing some of your thoughts on the following: > > 1. What would you like to call this album? Return to the Screaming Life > 2. What do you want on the album? Songs. No, really: Just what i've heard will be up there. Something going in a different direction. Let the boys show off their diversity. > 3. What do you think will actually be on the album? Guitars, bass, vocals, drums, mellotrons,etc. maybe Chris'll bring out that banjo again. > > 4. How do you think this album will compare to previous efforts - will it be > a more "polished" sound, will it be "grungier", will we hear a drum solo > from Matt Cameron for two minutes, will Kim Thayil start playing a Flying-V > shaped $50 guitar with bass strings for the lower three strings and tuned to > E,Ab,C#,D,Fbb,H legitimate> ? The sound will once again redefine the sound of soundgarden. Hmm, maybe i'll try that idea of bass for the lower three strings. But, H died in Germany, dude. How about Ab, B#, C, Db, E#, G? -j aka Philip Fetters, "He Who Walks Between" aka The Equalist aka Chicka Jackeen, A Livein Thesu (Per Unkn Own). Boom biddy bye bye! ***************************************************************************** "I'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind." -Soundgarden "Hey you gotta pay your dues, before you pay the rent" -Pavement ------------------------------ From: Kate Mercier Subject: Sucking *LIVE* and in person! You know, I too was perplexed by my non-SG diehard friends saying that they thought Sg sucked live. I even know someone who went to the same SHOW I did (in Bezerkley) that thought it sucked. While I thought it was one of the two best most self-satisfied times in my life. What's the phenomena? Just pissy attitudes? Just contrary beliefs? I have a hard time believing that it's honestly +taste+ in music... because it was so amazing! what's up wit dat? kate ------------------------------ Subject: clarification From: seth When I sent my message about not posting to somms-digest, it was a general warning -- not to anyone specific. seth (listadmin) ------------------------------ From: AFNJ84A@prodigy.com (MR CASEY C CAUGHRON) Subject: Multimedia Garden - -- [ From: Casey Caughron * EMC.Ver #2.10P ] -- I read some where that there was supposed to be a Soundgarden video on the full CD ROM version of Windows 95. Has anyone seen this. My upgrade version has a stupid Weezer video. I noticed that some of the new Compaq computers are coming with CD+ type cd's. The one I saw had an Alice in Chains video in it. Doesn't this all seem kind of wierd? Weezer, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, etc. all coming in peoples computers without them even knowing or asking for it. GOON ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Reminder: SG on MTV online I don't have AOL, but apparently SG will be on MTV Online tonight 9:30 EST Somebody should try asking if they'd consider performing an MTV Unplugged. ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Reminder: SG on MTV online From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >I don't have AOL, but apparently SG will be on MTV Online tonight 9:30 EST >Somebody should try asking if they'd consider performing an MTV Unplugged. I will be there... I will ask, if I have the opportunity... And "NO" I will not throw rotten tomatoes at the band.. I will be nice.... Jamie The Village Idiot ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Happy Birthday I propose we all "sing" happy birthday to matt in email somehow. Or maybe we should post the lyrics to "happy birthday to matt" on the web page. ...or maybe not... >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: Reminder: SG on MTV online Good fucking idea!!!! Take this wise mans advice somebody!!!!! On Wed, 29 Nov 1995 ansel@morgan.com wrote: > I don't have AOL, but apparently SG will be on MTV Online tonight 9:30 EST > Somebody should try asking if they'd consider performing an MTV Unplugged. > > ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! LE>On Wed, 29 Nov 1995, Shannon L Grossi wrote: LE>> LE>> LE>> LE>> LE>> IF THEY EVER DO ANOTHER SONG TOGETHER, I'LL BE FIRST IN LINE TO BUY IT! LE>> LE>> LE>> Temple of the Dog is great and I love it! LE>> LE>Temple of the Dog is the greatest ever!!! But, I'm not so sure that the LE>power and emotion could ever occur again. the power and emotion wouldn't really matter as long as you have all those great people writing stuff together. I mean, it probably wouldn't be as good as the first one, but it would still kick most other bands' asses. With talent like that (even just Chris and Eddie, although Eddie didn't do squat on the album, except sing here and there) you can't go wrong. Nothingman -Even just talent like Chris coming together, you can't go wrong. ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Happy Birthday From: seth > I propose we all "sing" happy birthday to matt in email somehow. Or > maybe we should post the lyrics to "happy birthday to matt" on the web > page. ...or maybe not... I put a "Happy Belated Birthday" line at the top of our Web page...maybe he'll see it next time he's browsing the Web. Or something like that. seth ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: yard sale WE> -- Twisted forks: $5 Cool, I already have one. Made it myself, and it's an exactreplica of Chris'. WE> -- BMF Chris Cornell wigs: $25 Wow, I need one. that's just hair, baby, hair. WE> -- Pieces of Jason Everman's bass: $1.99/oz Who is this guy anyway? He didn't even look like he belonged in the band. I guess that's why he's gone. WE> Anybody else have any nifty imaginary items to help raise some $ for WE>those SG fans less fortunate than others. What a band can do to a WE>wallet... How about "authentic" Chris Cornell facial hair? WE>Ramen noodles forever, burritos never! -- Chris Dawg ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Multimedia Garden AF>-- [ From: Casey Caughron * EMC.Ver #2.10P ] -- AF>I read some where that there was supposed to be a Soundgarden video on AF>the full CD ROM version of Windows 95. Has anyone seen this. My AF>upgrade version has a stupid Weezer video. I noticed that some of the AF>new Compaq computers are coming with CD+ type cd's. The one I saw had AF>an Alice in Chains video in it. AF>Doesn't this all seem kind of wierd? Weezer, Soundgarden, Alice in AF>Chains, etc. all coming in peoples computers without them even knowing AF>or asking for it. AF>GOON I heard about it, but I haven't seen it. A friend of mine said it was all just a hoax, but maybe they were randomly packaged. I dunno, I haven't checked mine yet. I'll let you know as soon as I check. Nothingman -It's probably Micheal Jackson, or some shit like that. ------------------------------ From: michael mccann Subject: Are they as good live? >Yes, I also presumed the same. And why is it that everyone I meet that >isn't a big soundgarden fan says that they sucked live? I consider myself a pretty good Soundgarden fan, and I must say that the only time I saw them live I was disappointed. I saw them at Jones' Beach with Neil Young/Blind Melon, and of the three, Mr. Young impressed me the most. SG's sound was all messed up, and Chris' voice was not nearly as tremendous as he has shown on their albums. It was raining that night, and it was at the tail end of the tour, so maybe it was just a bad performance. I hope that when I see them live again they will impress. Any other impressive or unimpressive showings by SG in the recent past?? I'd like to know. mike ------------------------------ From: JPOIRIER@TrentU.ca Subject: SG live in concert I also saw SG in Toronto a few years ago. I went to the concert to see SG, but found that I had a new fave band in PJ...and that old dude Neil Young can kick some ass! That was the most amazing concert i've ever been to, and probably that i will ever attend. What totally kicked was when everyone rushed the fences and got into the gen. admission after that one daring guy got away with it. It was wicked. If i remember correctly, Chris started to play Jesus Christ Pose i think and he had a guitar that was tuned for a different song...that was trippy. I also saw them at Barrie with NIN, but wasn't very satisfied with their performance. Of course i was totally shagged out after a long day in the sun and a great show by NIN. I would also like to mention briefly in retrospect that i was a little dissappointed in the past SG vs PJ debate. I am a loyal fan to both bands and hate to hear PJ slagged just because this is a SG list. I am new and the first digest I got was full of that "PJ sucks cock" bullshit. I just about unsubscribed after the first digest! Anyway, lates Jen ------------------------------ Subject: list business From: seth TOPICS: (1) unsubscribing, (2) the list and the holidays - --- First, let's talk about the correct way to unsubscribe from this list and what to do when someone doesn't follow these instructions. If you wish to be removed from the list, send email to SAPERL@MIT.EDU -- sending mail to the list will get you nowhere, since I am the only person out of the 450 subscribers that can actually help you out. If you make a mistake and send your unsubscribe request to the list, not only is it going to take longer for your wish to be granted, but you will have wasted the time of 450 other people. They have every right to flame you. However, if you wish to flame someone for sending an unsubscribe message to the list, DO IT PRIVATELY. As much as the rest of the list didn't want to hear the original request, I would be willing to bet that they don't want to hear subsequent "you asshole!" posts -- someone pointed out, I'm aware that many of you pay per message received, and I'd like to keep the trash to a minimum. Thank you. - --- Next, and this is very important, let's talk about what's going to happen when I go on two weeks' vacation starting in mid-December. The truth is that I don't want to have to log in every day of my vacation to deal with subscribe/unsubscribe requests, nor do I wish to compile the digest. Someone graciously offered to take over the list in my absence, but I think I'm just going to shut it down altogether. What this means to you: if you will not be around during the first week in January, you need to unsubscribe BEFORE December 15. The reason for this -- I'm leaving around December 15, but I might be back very early in January -- the list will reopen upon my return, with the same subscribers as it had when I left. Therefore, you might be getting messages from January 2 (?) until whenever you get back to your email account, if you don't unsubscribe before December 15. Do not worry about the period between Dec 15 and whenever I get back -- nobody will be receiving messages during that time. I don't know if any of this makes any sense; I tend to get too wordy when I'm explaining stuff. seth (listadmin) ------------------------------ From: "Erik R. Cane" Subject: Re: Multimedia Garden On 29 Nov 1995 rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > AF>-- [ From: Casey Caughron * EMC.Ver #2.10P ] -- > > AF>I read some where that there was supposed to be a Soundgarden video on > AF>the full CD ROM version of Windows 95. Has anyone seen this. My > AF>upgrade version has a stupid Weezer video. I noticed that some of the > AF>new Compaq computers are coming with CD+ type cd's. The one I saw had > AF>an Alice in Chains video in it. > A friend of mine has Windows 95 and was looking for the SG video, but he couldn't find it either. We saw Alice in Chains, but the SG one was nowhere to be found. Erik ------------------------------ From: NFFW05D@prodigy.com (MISS DANIELLE G WEGELIN) Subject: curiosity killed the...well, you know... how old IS the youngest person on this list anyhow? i've got my vote in...i'm 15 :) - --dani ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Ok, so I'm 21, so I'm not the youngest and I doubt I'm the oldest...who IS the oldest? >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: Bernard Mickey Wrangle Subject: Re: Multimedia Garden At 01:57 PM 11/29/95 EST, you wrote: >-- [ From: Casey Caughron * EMC.Ver #2.10P ] -- > >I read some where that there was supposed to be a Soundgarden video on >the full CD ROM version of Windows 95. Has anyone seen this. My >GOON > i don't know about a cd-rom in WIN95, but there's a bunch stuff on MSN(MS Network). there's all this stuff (mostly photos) from Soundgarden's european tour... cheers - --- "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com ------------------------------ From: Matthew Souza Subject: Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... On Wed, 29 Nov 1995, MISS DANIELLE G WEGELIN wrote: > how old IS the youngest person on this list anyhow? i've got my vote > in...i'm 15 :) > --dani > > Well, I am twenty-one, but my mentality is definitely pre-pubescent. Does that count? Matthew. ------------------------------ From: ADDC Subject: hallucinations "That's one thing i feel very proud of when i think about Soundgarden. That a 15- or 16-year old or even a 19- or 20-year old buying our music is buying into an honest thing. That it came from the heart of this band and it became a part of them, and it was honest. We weren't pandering to them. I can go to sleep knowing I wasn't trying to steer them in a direction where they'd give me money and I'd walk away laughing all the way to the bank. We don't do that. Never have, never will." - Chris Cornell - Request, October 1994 November 1995: Alive in the Superunknown. 20 bucks. 4 songs. Enough said. Vince Varkey at the university of texas at dallas ------------------------------ From: Bernard Mickey Wrangle Subject: Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... At 10:00 PM 11/29/95 -0600, you wrote: >Ok, so I'm 21, so I'm not the youngest and I doubt I'm the oldest...who >IS the oldest? > >>>>-------------------------------> > Geoff Kleemola > gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca > U of Winnipeg Psychology student > http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol ><-------------------------------<<< > um, im like old and stuff...twenty6 - --- "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com ------------------------------ From: Bernard Mickey Wrangle Subject: Re: SG live in concert At 05:15 PM 11/29/95 -0400,JPOIRIER@TrentU.ca wrote: >I also saw SG in Toronto a few years ago. I went to the concert to see SG, >but found that I had a new fave band in PJ...and that old dude Neil Young >can kick some ass! That was the most amazing concert i've ever been to, >and probably that i will ever attend. didn't it freak you out when SG came out and Chris' head was shaved?? btw all, they started the set with 'Gun', it was the best first song ever!!! - --- "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: SG live in concert They started with Gun!? You lucky bastard. I was so pissed off after the show 'cause they didn't play it in Calgary, they started with Jesus Christ Pose here, they ended with Hands All Over, that's all I remember about song order. They did play a new one which I have yet to hear (this was August 1994) ------------------------------ From: Bernard Mickey Wrangle Subject: Re: SG live in concert At 10:36 PM 11/29/95 -0700, you wrote: >They started with Gun!? You lucky bastard. I was so pissed off after >the show 'cause they didn't play it in Calgary, they started with Jesus >Christ Pose here, they ended with Hands All Over, that's all I remember >about song order. They did play a new one which I have yet to hear (this >was August 1994) > the show that they started with 'Gun' was august 93 w/pj and neil young in toronto...the show i saw in july '94 (barrie) w/ NIN they started with 'Jesus Christ Pose' , and only played songs from "Superunknown" & "Badmotorfinger", until the encore, when they played 'Hands All Over'... - --- "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com ------------------------------ From: daniel rosendahl Subject: Re: hallucinations > > > "That's one thing i feel very proud of when i think about Soundgarden. > That a 15- or 16-year old or even a 19- or 20-year old buying our music > is buying into an honest thing. That it came from the heart of this band > and it became a part of them, and it was honest. We weren't pandering to > them. I can go to sleep knowing I wasn't trying to steer them in a > direction where they'd give me money and I'd walk away laughing all the > way to the bank. We don't do that. Never have, never will." > > - Chris Cornell > - Request, October 1994 > > November 1995: Alive in the Superunknown. 20 bucks. 4 songs. Enough said. > > Vince Varkey at the > university of texas at dallas > Educate yourself before making a claim. 20 bucks, 4 songs and a CD Rom disc to use on appropriate computers. I bought the CD only version for 4.95. ENOUGH SAID. Dan Thou need not insult Soundgarden without reason ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 115] ****************************************