From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Friday, 1 Dec 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Fri, 01 Dec 1995 00:35:55 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Friday, 1 Dec 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Lost Angels, Strings, Shows, Django Re: hallucinations MTVonline transcript Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 Re: students? RE: Multimedia Garden Alive int the SU RE: hallucinations Re: Lost Angels, Strings, Shows, Django Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... I don't feel ripped off, but... Re: yard sale RE: Multimedia Garden Re: Lost Angels, Strings, Shows, Django "New" Disc. I don't feel ripped off, but... Re: hallucinations Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... a few request Alive in Latin America Alive in the Superunknown. SOMMS, live re:Are they as good live? Re: SOMMS, live Alive In The Superunknown Woke up depressed... Kate McDonald question Whiskey Galore Songs Alive from the Superunknown Re: hallucinations stupefied in the superunknown Re: Alive in the Superunknown. Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... The Machine re:Are they as good live? Re: Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 29 Nov 1995 Louder Than Live CD Promo good live, kickstand Re: stupefied in the superunknown Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Re: stupefied in the superunknown When is the EP coming out in Australia?? ------------------------------------------------------------ From: He Who Walks Between Subject: Lost Angels, Strings, Shows, Django 1) i am the only person i know who is in possesion of the Lost Angels soundtrack. Found it today & bought it. I have been extensively searching record sotres and asking around for two months. Does anyone know how many copies of this are in circulation? (Is it really as rare as it seems?) 2) i was looking at an old guitar school magazine and there was a reference to Kim in a Dream Theater transcription. The author was explaining tuning the low E down to low B in order to be able to play "Caught in A Web" in the right octave. The author then proceeds to tell you what any person who has ever tuned a guitar could tell you, than when you tune this far down, the strings get looser. He says that to counteract this, use thicker strings. "Soundgarden's Kim Thayil, who regularly tunes his top string to B, uses .060 for his top string." I also know that Kim uses Ernie Ball's The thickest Ernie Ball's i've found end at .052. Anyone know where i could get my hands on some Ernie Ball's in the .056-.066 range without having to pay 12 bucks for a set of bass strings? 3) Why would anyone ever put nin before sg at a show? I have seen nin, and i wasn't even in the 'pit, but still if they had been the opening band, i would not have the energy for another band afterwards. Also, the two styles of sg and nin don't fit together. Think about it, imagine soundgarden covering a nin song. What would they do? Yeah, both bands have dark lyrics and require difficult drumming, but the music just doesn't fit or contrast well enough to be the same show. 4) Oh, remember the thread about sg doing covers? How about "Djangology" by Django Reinhardt? Ok people you can all go back to your day jobs now. -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: Bernard Mickey Wrangle Subject: Re: hallucinations At 11:15 PM 11/29/95 -0600, ADDC wrote: > >November 1995: Alive in the Superunknown. 20 bucks. 4 songs. Enough said. > > Vince Varkey at the > university of texas at dallas um, you seem to forget that there is ample video, photos, a game, NEW MUSIC (be it incidently) and all for $16.98 at Circuit City... and isn't there also a music only ep that sells for $6 and it has a song not on the CD+ version (Jerry Garcia's Finger) ? - --- "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com ------------------------------ Subject: MTVonline transcript From: seth I read the MTVonline transcript that Steve was kind enough to send me - -- that was some funny stuff. Anyway, it turns out that the official transcript was available already, so I grabbed that from AOL and have made it available for your perusal via the Web page (or, for those of you who don't want to add your hits to the counter, you can find it directly at http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/mtv.html). I haven't yet had time to compare Steve's log to the official file, so I'm not sure if this one was doctored before it was released to the public, but for some reason I think it's probably legit... seth ------------------------------ From: ward brandon t Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 about the selling out thing:" would you rather have not heard the unreleased material? i for one, definitely appreciate the chance to have heard the "new" shit. I just bought the single, since the cd+ wasn't available, and for $6, you just cant' go wrong. FOBD video version, and two "new" songs? Of course it's all good! FOBD video is worht it in and of itself, in my opinion. I think it features some of Kim's best fills and wah-work, but that is just my$.02 Other opinions? [quote of ENTIRE digest deleted -listadmin] ------------------------------ From: ward brandon t Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 stolen you are a female, yes? ' I am a male SG fan at W&M in VA., and I must say it is refreshing to hear from someone who is as big a SG fan as you, and definitely female. My (ex?) girlfriend was in love with Eddie, and PJ, so I am glad to hear of at least one enlightened girl out there. What other bands are you into? play instruments? Gonna be in VA? (I'm not lonely, it would just be cool to sit down with someone from the list) The Chili Peppers are playing near here(in Norfolk) on 12/13., and in MD. on 12/10. Mail me back. by the way, how "young" are you? I am 18, and have been an SG freak for 2 1/2 years, but during that time, I have journeyed across countless rooms, each countless thousands of years wide.... With fresh tendrils in hand, Brandon ------------------------------ From: "Eric G. Lanning" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 Wow, the list is a dating service! Hey Dan, will you go out with me? I love your Tasty hat. Brandon, if you want to meet a girl from the list, this is NOT the way to do it. Trust me. Also, if you want to keep obnoxious responses like this out of your love quest, you should write to "stolen" privately. Eric On Thu, 30 Nov 1995, ward brandon t wrote: > stolen > you are a female, yes? ' > I am a male SG fan at W&M in VA., and I must say it is refreshing to hear > from someone who is as big a SG fan as you, and definitely female. My > (ex?) girlfriend was in love with Eddie, and PJ, so I am glad to hear of > at least one enlightened girl out there. What other bands are you into? > play instruments? Gonna be in VA? (I'm not lonely, it would just be > cool to sit down with someone from the list) The Chili Peppers are > playing near here(in Norfolk) on 12/13., and in MD. on 12/10. Mail me > back. by the way, how "young" are you? I am 18, and have been an SG > freak for 2 1/2 years, but during that time, I have journeyed across > countless rooms, each countless thousands of years wide.... > With fresh tendrils in hand, > Brandon > ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Re: students? I'm 19 and I'm studying my fourth fucking yearof high school (yes, I failed a lot), and I just cant stand it anymore! URB@NO, el Muy Fregon (3rd homage to Carolyn) Matthew Souza wrote: > > 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: Liesl Asiu Subject: RE: Multimedia Garden If anyone has this, I would love a copy...... not enough video clips around for our guys. - ---------- From: MR CASEY C CAUGHRON[SMTP:AFNJ84A@prodigy.com] Sent: Wed 29 November 1995 18:57 To: somms@MIT.EDU 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: buddha@dmv.com Subject: Alive int the SU I just got alive in the SU yesterday and I thought it was pretty cool. I hope this media catched on, I'd like to see some of my other favorite bands do the same. Later Buddha ------------------------------ From: Liesl Asiu Subject: RE: hallucinations There is not much difference between a 16 and 19 year old... if we were talking late 30's or 40's even.... then we're talking something! - ---------- From: ADDC[SMTP:varkey@utdallas.edu] Sent: Wed 29 November 1995 23:15 To: somms@MIT.EDU 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: daniel rosendahl Subject: Re: Lost Angels, Strings, Shows, Django > > 1) i am the only person i know who is in possesion of the Lost Angels > soundtrack. Found it today & bought it. I have been extensively > searching record sotres and asking around for two months. Does anyone > know how many copies of this are in circulation? (Is it really as rare > as it seems?) You're #2. I found the soundtrack a few years ago at a Best Buy in the cheap tape bin. It must be rare, I haven't seen another copy since. Dan ------------------------------ From: Tonerkins@aol.com Subject: Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Ok, I probaly win the prize for being the damn oldest- I was Choke,cough vomit,$#@&*$ 41 in October!! Yes, I know I'm suppose to be listening to Michael(boy these roids really hurt) Bolton. BUT I CAN'T-PLEASE DON'T MAKE ME! I love Soundgarden and I listen to it Real loud especially in my car! Maybe that has something to do with hearing loss. Is it advanced age or great loud music????? ------------------------------ From: Chris Dawg Subject: I don't feel ripped off, but... About this CD+ ripped off thing...first of all, if I remember from the reading of the AOL chat room transcript from before the release, Chris said (or SowndGrdn or whatever it was) said that they did it for free. Does this mean that they don't get any duckets from its sales? If not, then I think releasing a CD+ with some kick butt video and other stuff (when it works) and an affordable ep with those rare tracks and a bunch of abstract noise is a pretty decent thing to do for free. It seems that despite all this talk about Mrs. Silver ripping off the true fans, that the band not only made available some hard to get material, but also gave the fans something to do while they wait for their new album. Think about some of your statements again in this light. Secondly, remember that us, probably being some of the more diehard fans of SG around that most of us have all of these tracks somewhere, whether it be from import singles or vinyl or whatever. So, of course it seems like a waste of $. But there are a lot of fans, some may refer to them as "lesser," but that isn't necessarily true, that have never heard "She Likes Surprises" or "Like Suicide" acoustic. So take it easy; I think $5 isn't too bad to pay for some rare material that may never have been heard all on one CD. They could have easily only made those tracks available on the CD+, and then pissed off those people who don't own computers and still have to shell out $20. Anyway, there's my $100,000.02 worth. New music lovers forever, lil punk Scrooges who only find time to complain never!!!--Chris Dawg "If you don't know what you're doin', babe, it must be art" - Bono ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: yard sale BE>Ok, I know you want to make me one of those fork necklaces . . . BE> just name the price. BE> Some kid you beat up for the fun of it, BE> a gry byr BE>============================================================================ BE>Aaron BE>============================================================================ Aren't these fork necklaces the coolest things since sliced cheese? I loved it. so I took a school fork and made one. That one was pretty pathetic, but now I have a Pizza Hut fork. They bend good, so this one kicks ass. Nothingman -I'm hypothetically selling Cornell forks for a marketing project... ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: RE: Multimedia Garden LA>-- [ From: Casey Caughron * EMC.Ver #2.10P ] -- LA>I read some where that there was supposed to be a Soundgarden video on LA>the full CD ROM version of Windows 95. Has anyone seen this. My LA>upgrade version has a stupid Weezer video. I noticed that some of the LA>new Compaq computers are coming with CD+ type cd's. The one I saw had LA>an Alice in Chains video in it. LA>Doesn't this all seem kind of wierd? Weezer, Soundgarden, Alice in LA>Chains, etc. all coming in peoples computers without them even knowing LA>or asking for it. LA>GOON I looked on the CD I got with my computer, and I found Weezer also. One of my friends said he heard it was just a hoax. Oh well, I guess we can still hope. Nothingman -As I'm raped by another monkey circus freak. ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: Lost Angels, Strings, Shows, Django What's so great about it? I thought the only SG song on it was "Get On The Snake". Curt On Thu, 30 Nov 1995, daniel rosendahl wrote: > > > > 1) i am the only person i know who is in possesion of the Lost Angels > > soundtrack. Found it today & bought it. I have been extensively > > searching record sotres and asking around for two months. Does anyone > > know how many copies of this are in circulation? (Is it really as rare > > as it seems?) > > You're #2. I found the soundtrack a few years ago at a Best Buy in the > cheap tape bin. It must be rare, I haven't seen another copy since. > Dan > ------------------------------ From: Peaceman-2000 Subject: "New" Disc. At last I found a store where they actuallt HAVE heard of the New SG stuff. I felt complete happiness. But, oh my! I went to the shelves and there was only the Songs from the SUnk EP!!!!! I went to the counter and asked for the CD+ And they said they had 1!!!! ONE!!!!!!!!!! And she couldn't find it!!! I'm gonna go look for it today but something stayed in my mind...ONE copy per store? What the hell is this? Why isn't there any promotion for this shit?! How come there's only ONE Alive in the... in the store?!?!?! What does thast mean?!?!?! Well, anyway I got my Ep for 7 bucks and went home to listen to it. The only ones I didn't hear really were JGarcias Finger, and the video version of FOBD. The Fell song just blew me out!!! That song rocks like hell!!! I was shouting to my roomate that I was in heaven!!!! The beginning part where they're jamming is so cool! Remember that talk about feeling so elated when hearing SG? There's my experience! but you know what? It's not so much of a GREAT buy so today I got my walkman and took with me BMF and umOK which will keep me busy at least for the day! Just my opinions...C-Y'ALL! Peaceman-2000 ------------------------------ From: rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us Subject: I don't feel ripped off, but... WE> About this CD+ ripped off thing...first of all, if I remember from the WE>reading of the AOL chat room transcript from before the release, Chris said WE>(or SowndGrdn or whatever it was) said that they did it for free. Does this WE>mean that they don't get any duckets from its sales? If not, then I think WE>releasing a CD+ with some kick butt video and other stuff (when it works) an WE>an affordable ep with those rare tracks and a bunch of abstract noise is a WE>pretty decent thing to do for free. It seems that despite all this talk abo WE>Mrs. Silver ripping off the true fans, that the band not only made available WE>some hard to get material, but also gave the fans something to do while they WE>wait for their new album. Think about some of your statements again in this WE>light. WE> Secondly, remember that us, probably being some of the more diehard fan WE>of SG around that most of us have all of these tracks somewhere, whether it WE>from import singles or vinyl or whatever. So, of course it seems like a was WE>of $. But there are a lot of fans, some may refer to them as "lesser," but WE>that isn't necessarily true, that have never heard "She Likes Surprises" or WE>"Like Suicide" acoustic. So take it easy; I think $5 isn't too bad to pay f WE>some rare material that may never have been heard all on one CD. They could WE>have easily only made those tracks available on the CD+, and then pissed off WE>those people who don't own computers and still have to shell out $20. Anywa WE>there's my $100,000.02 worth. WE>New music lovers forever, lil punk Scrooges who only find time to complain WE> never!!!--Chris Dawg WE>"If you don't know what you're doin', babe, it must be art" - Bono I don't think Susan Silver was trying to rip off anyone. From what I've heard Chris Cornell say about how he hates to rip off his fans, I don't think he'd let his wife do something like that. besides, I think we're all forgetting that the music industry is a business also, and if it weren't, there would be a lot of us that would never hear Soundgarden. It took me a while to hear of Soundgarden because I live in a rather secluded area where we don't get things as fast as others (I still have to go outside to shit...just kidding). I have to drive an hour just to find a music store with import CDs , and what they do have, I already bought. I like the CD+ because I can see my favorite band anytime I want, live and all. the only time I have been able to see them "live" is on the Motorvision video, and I had to order it specially because no stores around me carried it. Nothingman -Sitting here like wet ashes with X's in my eyes, and drawing flies. ------------------------------ From: BdMtrFngr Subject: Re: hallucinations On Wed, 29 Nov 1995, ADDC wrote: > > "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 > Buy the EP Retard! 4 Bucks. 5 Songs. Enough Said. ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... Tonerkins@aol.com wrote: > I love Soundgarden and I listen to it Real loud especially in my car! > Maybe that has something to do with hearing loss. Is it advanced age > or great loud music????? Perhaps both? (Just kidding :^) URB@NO ------------------------------ From: HQXH39C@prodigy.com (MR SEAN M MCELENY) Subject: a few request hi i dont write to the mailing list often but i read all the post and like it alot.uhhhhh i dont have the web anymore (insanely expensive) or AOL so i couldnt read either of Soundgardens chat apearances. Could someone do me a favor and download the Mtv and Spin online one and send it to me (if it doesnt take to long)?its just text so i dont think it would take all that long. And does anyone have a copy of the Reading Festival tape or know were I could get it? any help on either of theese would be much appreciated. thanks again ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Alive in Latin America Dear friends: I was thinking the other day about Alive in the Superunknown... You guy are all complaining about the CD+ being sell at $20. Imagine it here, when it comes out, the disc will be sell at about US$30. And added to that we just had this fucking devaluation on the peso which made everything double its price. A practical example: Before the peso fell, you could buy 4 CDs for N$200. Now, you can buy 1 (one) CD+ for N$240. That hurts. URB@NO ------------------------------ From: gfox@csc.uvic.ca (Greg Fox) Subject: Alive in the Superunknown. OK, I have heard lots of people saying the cd+ is really good, lots of people saying it sucks, lots of people saying they can find it, and lots of people saying they can't find it. I am one of those that can't fin it. Does anyone know if it has been releases in Canada yet? If so, does anyone know what sort of stores it can be located in? I have checked around town a few times, and noone even knows that Soundgarden has put out this new cd+. Very disappointing I must say. Any help would be appreciated. Greg ------------------------------ From: Frizzle Fry Subject: SOMMS, live VICTORY IS MINE! I have just aquired Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas. I know you're all proud of me. I now know the sweetness of melody and rhythm that is SOMMS. Thankyuh. Kate!!! You saw SG in Berkeley, my homeland? Me too! Was the date you saw them something like June 4th last summer, with Tad and Eleven??? If so, I must agree that that show was really goooood, despite the fact that Berkeley has noise restrictions (bleh!) so they couldn't crank the volume. Oh well. Chris said, "We're trying, but this quiet shit sucks." Ben kicked out the monitor speakers towards the crowd to make more noise. It was cool. ------------------------------ From: HQXH39C@prodigy.com (MR SEAN M MCELENY) Subject: re:Are they as good live? you say it was raining when you saw them? was it the show from Kickstand(live) where Chris apologizes for the bad weather and how it was a makeup show? ------------------------------ From: "Eric G. Lanning" Subject: Re: SOMMS, live yeah, now you're Mr. Knowitall. Rock on, Beavis. On Thu, 30 Nov 1995, Frizzle Fry wrote: > > VICTORY IS MINE! I have just aquired Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas. I > know you're all proud of me. I now know the sweetness of melody and rhythm > that is SOMMS. Thankyuh. > > Kate!!! You saw SG in Berkeley, my homeland? Me too! Was the date you > saw them something like June 4th last summer, with Tad and Eleven??? > If so, I must agree that that show was really goooood, despite the fact > that Berkeley has noise restrictions (bleh!) so they couldn't crank the > volume. Oh well. Chris said, "We're trying, but this quiet shit > sucks." Ben kicked out the monitor speakers towards the crowd to make > more noise. It was cool. > ------------------------------ From: cs95ajs@brunel.ac.uk Subject: Alive In The Superunknown Does anyone know where to get Alive In The Superunknown in the UK and if so, how much is it??? Cheers for your help, - - Andy - ------------------------------ Subject: Woke up depressed... Kate McDonald question From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) I received this piece of info from a friend.... I know someone out there asked about Kate McDonald and the credits, so enjoy...... Jamie Kate is Hiro's girlfriend...she left a note on the kitchen table one morning and it read 'Woke up depressed. I went to work. Don't worry, its not your fault. You have a good day, remember, I love you. Kate'. Well Chris came over later to get Hiro and saw the note while he was waiting around. He noticed the lyrical opportunity and snatched it up. There was a little discussion in the studio as to whether to credit anything to a non-band-member, but of course, the words were hers. ------------------------------ From: lclark Subject: Whiskey Galore Life is an illusion created due to lack of alcohol. Anyone want to go on the piss in central Scotland? Rob Roy posse ------------------------------ From: URPV60B@prodigy.com (MISS ANDREA M JORDAN) Subject: Songs Alive from the Superunknown Hey, hey, hey, hey! If you can find the CD+ or the Ep, bother the hell out of the salespeople at stores like media play until they'll ORDER it for you. Have a nice day! "And she's buying stairway to the superunknown." ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: hallucinations Now, I don't own AITS yet, but I would (and will) gladly pay $20 for that CD when it is available in Canada. I don't have She Likes Surprises yet, I've never heard the acoustic version of Like Suicide, and I think the video version of FOBD is a billion times better than the album version, and you get a bunch of multimedia stuff to boot. (no pun intended) I can't see how you could question the integrity of the band this way. The fact is a new CD is not yet ready, and they wanted to give their fans something to hold them over. How much do you think they get from each disc? They're not like Guns 'n Roses who start a media blitz and throw out a bunch of crappy b-sides every time their heroin stash gets low. There hasn't been a big campaign to sell this CD+, it's FOR US! That's the way I see it. Anyone else? >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: bwalsh Subject: stupefied in the superunknown greetings all, since students on the list are crawling out of the woodwork, I thought I might add... although reluctant to admit it, I attend the most useless, crime-ridden, football budget dominated, architecturally star trek (shatner era), stuck-in-the-middle-of-urban-decay, cinderblock through your windshield university. that is temple university, here in the heart of north philadelphia, PA. I'm hoping to avoid becoming a statistic long enough to graduate with a bs in geology and get the fuck out of here... as far as those who can't appreciate the virtues of sg live, well... I saw them open for guns and roses in 90something and they put axl and his spandex-clad ass to shame. I can't even begin to describe it-it was a religious experience for the non-religious to hear their music filling the acoustically challenged spectrum. fucking great... its a shame I couldn't leave when they went off, because the rest of the night was shit. I hope I can scrounge some cash if they come to phila. again. ooh, I can't wait...maybe I'll just rob a fellow student at gunpoint, seems to be the way to get money around here... B. living in the east coast wild west ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Alive in the Superunknown. Yeah man, it's not in Canada yet. The folks at HMV tell me it'll be out January 24th here. Right now the only way to get it is to order from the US I guess. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Thu, 30 Nov 1995, Greg Fox wrote: > OK, I have heard lots of people saying the cd+ is really good, lots of > people saying it sucks, lots of people saying they can find it, and lots of > people saying they can't find it. I am one of those that can't fin it. > > Does anyone know if it has been releases in Canada yet? If so, does anyone > know what sort of stores it can be located in? > > I have checked around town a few times, and noone even knows that > Soundgarden has put out this new cd+. Very disappointing I must say. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Greg > > > ------------------------------ From: Ho-Seop Kim 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 >><-------------------------------<<< >> > >um, im like old and stuff...twenty6 > > > >- --- > "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" > - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com Ah, my Goddess! Am I the oldest? ... twentyseven. :^( hskim. (http://coolest.dwt.co.kr/) ------------------------------ From: "J. Ferrer" 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 > me too. ------------------------------ From: "J. Ferrer" Subject: The Machine I don't know if anyone out there really cares but the following isn't SG related but it's good music so: Anyway, I saw the Pink Floyd cover band, The Machine, last friday and all I can say is 'WOW!'. They really captured the complete sound of Floyd. This is SG related though, I'm going to see a SG cover band on Saturday. It may not be as good as the real thing but it is a close as I'm going to get anytime soon. ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: re:Are they as good live? It was raining once when I saw them too and Chris said "Sorry about the bad weather, it followed us from Seattle" same show? Curt On Thu, 30 Nov 1995, MR SEAN M MCELENY wrote: > you say it was raining when you saw them? was it the show from > Kickstand(live) where Chris apologizes for the bad weather and how it > was a makeup show? > > ------------------------------ From: ward brandon t Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 29 Nov 1995 yes, these are the songs from the cd+. I ahve the same ep. I must say that Jerry is the trippiest SG song I ever heard. But, unfortunaely, I haven't heard them all. What do you think of FOBD video? I think that Kim's wah work is incredible! Definitely better than the SU stuff. Later On Wed, 29 Nov 1995 somms@MIT.EDU wrote: [another quote of the ENTIRE digest deleted to protect your sanity -listadmin] ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Louder Than Live CD Promo I just got the LTLive Promo in the mail today. It kicks ass. A few of the songs are different recordings than on the video. The packaging is very authentic. Good luck in finding it! (I hope that didn't sound sarcastic) ------------------------------ From: HQXH39C@prodigy.com (MR SEAN M MCELENY) Subject: good live, kickstand yeah i think thats the show that the live vesion of kickstand comes from thats on all the superunknown singles.It sounds like a really good show because that version is awesome.Anyway i think he says something like"sorry about the weather it follows us where ever we go last time we were here we couldnt even play , this is some make up show" ive listened to it a few too many times can u tell? alos are we going to trade botlegs? i thopught we were but I guess it fell apart later ------------------------------ Subject: Re: stupefied in the superunknown From: seth > as far as those who can't appreciate the virtues of sg live, well... I > saw them open for guns and roses in 90something and they put axl and his > spandex-clad ass to shame. I can't even begin to describe it-it was a > religious experience for the non-religious to hear their music filling > the acoustically challenged spectrum. fucking great... its a shame I > couldn't leave when they went off, because the rest of the night was shit. I saw SG open for GN'R on December 9, 1991, in New York City. At that point, I had never heard of Soundgarden, and I thought they sucked. Go figure. seth ------------------------------ Subject: Re: curiosity killed the...well, you know... From: seth You know, all this talk about how old the list members are and such seems like good material for the SOUNDGARDEN MAILING LIST MEMBER DIRECTORY For those of you too new to remember this added bit of work that the listadmin assigned himself, check it out at http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/list (and no, it's not been changed since last time I ranted and raved about it) and fill out the form with all kinds of interesting information about you and then send me a picture and then we can all be one big dysfunctional badmotorfamily. The Member Directory will be updated soon, soon, soon. I thank all of you who have sent me pictures and/or descriptions. And as soon as I redo the Web page (those official people aren't the only ones who can use Photoshop), I will add them. seth (listadmin) ------------------------------ Subject: Re: stupefied in the superunknown From: seth > I saw SG open for GN'R on December 9, 1991, in New York City. At that > point, I had never heard of Soundgarden, and I thought they sucked. Go > figure. > > seth Hey Seth, You shouldn't just say a band "sucked" and not give justification. Since we're the same person, why I don't I just tell everyone what you meant? All you remember about Soundgarden from the show was that they sounded like a whole lot of noise. You remember them playing Jesus Christ Pose and it being completely unintelligible. You were just anxious to see GN'R, as pathetic as that might seem in retrospect. seth ------------------------------ From: Kylie Hayes Subject: When is the EP coming out in Australia?? Does anyone know if the new EP is coming to Australia? If so , when?? Kyl ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 116] ****************************************