From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 4 Dec 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:26:10 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Monday, 4 Dec 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 Unrelated Re: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! THEY DIDN'T SELL OUT Oldies but goodies Re: Oldies but goodies SG Online me Where can I get the CD+ in Chicago? huH temple guy Re: SG Online Re: Unrelated an unkind remark... do you have some connections? fresh deadly radishes... maybe if we mush that soundgarden up you could gum it down? Re: Louder Than Love era Re: an unkind remark... Re:CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!! I am Alive in the Superunknown with all the other pigs... Re: an unkind remark... Re: Louder Than Love era Re: Louder Than Love era Re: I am Alive in the Superunknown ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 27 Nov 1995 my secret is out of the bag. and you promised not to tell! but you rocked on friday night baby! On Sat, 2 Dec 1995, Eric G. Lanning wrote: > Hearsch isn't a guy, either. Does the word hermaphodite (sp?) mean > anything to you? > > On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, Jennifer Lovato wrote: > > > > > I wasn't making a sexist remark at all, so I'm sorry that you took it > > that way. And I am not a guy, Mr. Hearsch. jen > > > > On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, Dan "Pop-tart" Hearsch wrote: > > > > > that's kind of a sexist remark, isn't it? it could certainly be taken as > > > homophobic in some circumstances as well. hypothetically, what if i were > > > looking for a guy over the internet? of course, i'm not, but > > > hypothetically, if i were looking for a guy, i think you'd probably do. > > > > > > On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, Jennifer Lovato wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, Dan "Pop-tart" Hearsch wrote: > > > > > > > > > On Thu, 30 Nov 1995, Eric G. Lanning wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > 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 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > alas erik, you know i can't date people i work with. but we're still on > > > > > for tomorrow night, right? besides, you and i both know that you are a > > > > > spoken for man. shame on you. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > love your axe > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > boys trying to meet girlies on the internet....how cute! > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ From: btimlake@nwu.edu (Benjamin Timberlake) Subject: Unrelated >I mean, how much >do you hear Pearl Jam on the radio? I don't hear them much, except for >a couple select songs. Ha! _Just_ as I was reading this, Q101 (Chicago) comes on with its "4 in a row from Pearl Jam" feature which is done 5 days a week. I'm not saying I don't like it, just thought I would point out that they're on the radio. There's nothing wrong with being on the radio though. If pearl jam, or any other band for that matter, are trying to give people what they want, trying to make them happy, why are so many people trying so hard *not* to be pleased? Just to prove that they can't be understood, or are _so_ unique that they can't identify with masses? Some people should just get down from their own pedestal. "Looking for a pedestal that I can put you on, and be on my way . . ." - ben ------------------------------ From: Saint Pedro Subject: Re: CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!!!!! On 3 Dec 1995 rc@bbs.gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > AU>boy are you an idoit!!!! Pearl Jam ripped off Nirvana. > AU>Liking Soundgarden should help you realize that they and Nirvana are the onl > AU>two TRUE alternative pioneeres. Pearl Jam is a great Top Forty alternative > AU>group. Wake up Mr. Seattlr > AU>e!!! > > I never knew what Nirvana was. But I don't think Pearl Jam is writing > songs just to get on the radio, like some bands do. I mean, how much > do you hear Pearl Jam on the radio? I don't hear them much, except for > a couple select songs. They write some good music that deserves to be > heard anyway. Not that Green Day shit that doesn't deserve all the > attention. Don't get me wrong, I think Pearl Jam is a bit too > overrated too, but they deserve it more than most bands...like Green > Day and NIN. Do you really think all those cheer leader preppie people > REALLY like NIN that much? They're just jumping on the bandwagon to be > "cool." > > Nothingman > > -Two years ago, Trent would've scared the piss outta 'em... > ...now they idolize? > I agree that PJ isn't all that great- their last album, vitalogy, in my opinion sucks. I've liked SG for years, (not too many, at least 3 or 4) and i can truly say that I have liked.heard of NIN _WAY_ before any of this MTV/Closer shit. I think that the main driving force in musical choices today is MTV. The only reason Sliverchair is any popular at all is b/c MTV annointed them as the successers of Nivrana just like Bush is the next PJ. MTV has much more to do w/ success than radio does- basically- if MTV likes it , it gets played and it gets popular. there is a lot of good music that will NEVER get played on MTV. I know a lot fof people here at the U of M (where I go to school) that have their musical choices be determined by MTV and have no history of good bands- for example, a friend of mine, while in a record store, asked me if Pink Floyd's _The Wall_ was any good. see what I mean? can you say MTV generation? Pete Schlenker ------------------------------ From: btimlake@nwu.edu (Benjamin Timberlake) Subject: THEY DIDN'T SELL OUT Look, I just had to respond to some of the ignorance that was posted to the list on 11/23. Soundgarden did not sell out with the release of "Alive in The Superunknown." They tried to explore a new media. Did the first bands who put videos out "sell out." Some of you may say yes. Try to perceive multimedia and videos as different entities from the music itself. if the video gives the song a special meaning, then it's a bonus. If it just lets you see the band, then you have that much more insight into them. If the video just sucks, then shut the fucking t.v. off and crank up your stereo. The same applies to the cd+ and your computer. If you don't have a computer, then you can just by the EP and you may get a few songs/versions you didn't have before. Be happy that you at least have the *opportunity* to take advantage of this potential amplification of your appreciation for the music of Soundgarden. If you're doubtful, check someone else's cd+ out, or ask for a preview of it. Don't like it, DON'T BUY IT. My advice is buy it. Hope I didn't offend any one. Too much. Okay, maybe I do a little. -ben *********###*********--*********###*********--*********###********* Benjamin Timberlake You have Northwestern University to choose btimlake@nwu.edu your battles. "The invariable mark of wisdom is the ability to find the extraordinary in the common." - Emerson ------------------------------ From: DanaBT@aol.com Subject: Oldies but goodies To Jen and all the other young pups out there, I've got good news for you. Coming from a thirty year young person, you don't wake up on your thirtieth birthday and say " I think I'll burn all my Soundgarden records today and put on some nice Michael Bolton!!" It doesn't work that way!! It's what you were raised with. BTW, three quarters of SG are older than me so why shouldn't someone at my old age like them? And also thaink about this when you look at your Diana Ross-loving dad, if he liked the same kind of music as you, would you go to a concert with him or would that be the most embarrassing moment of your life? Last year I took my 41 year young brother to the SG show in San Jose and he loved it. Now my 17 year old nephew asks why I didn't invite him too. At the time, all he knew from SG was "Spoonman" and I didn't think he liked them. He saw the video and thought that Artis WAS Soundgarden. I think "man, those guys are lost!!" were his words. Why would I invite him? Now he claims that SG are his favorite band (I'm a bad influence) and I have to remind him of the time that he asked for Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" for Christmas. Now he dies of embarrassment!! ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Oldies but goodies From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >To Jen and all the other young pups out there, I've got good news for you. >Coming from a thirty year young person, you don't wake up on your thirtieth >birthday and say " I think I'll burn all my Soundgarden records today and put >on some nice Michael Bolton!!" It doesn't work that way!! It's what you were >raised with. Thanks Dana, I was getting just a little bit up tight with the "You have to be young to understand Soundgarden". Why must there be an "age" link to everything? Why should anyone on this list care how old you are - we are all here because of one main reason.... WE LIKE SOUNDGARDEN... Isn't that enough???? Jamie ------------------------------ From: u01gaa@abdn.ac.uk Subject: SG Online I haven't checked my e-mail for a while and I just read that SG were online last week. What did they talk about? Any word on a UK tour, or a new album? How much warning do they usually give that they (or any other band for that matter) will be online? Did they mention any plans to go online again in the (near) future? Is there a transcript anywhere? Grant ------------------------------ From: 00jozollars@bsuvc.bsu.edu Subject: me Hi everyone! I am new to the SG digest and probably(judging by the content of the first volume of "somms") not a typical SG fan. First of all I think buying anything but the music or seeing them in concert is a waste of money(i.e. buying the t-shirts, the stickers, the hats. etc.) I am a fan of the music, not the image. The only thing I care about as far as SG goes, is when their next album is coming out. A little bit about me(like you care): I am a 26 year old who returned to college this year after taking 5 years off to do that whole Gen-X thing. I attend Ball State University in Muncie, IN which is known for the fact that David Letterman attend here(like I care). Enough about my boring life, now to my SG experiences. I saw SG in concert for the first time in 1994 at Hara Arena in Dayton, OH. It was a great concert, one of the best I've seen. The only problem I had is that I wished they would have played more off of Ultramega O.K. and Louder than Love. The best thing about it is Chris didn't do those cliched chats with the audience between songs. Instead they just played and played and played. Well, gotta run. J-man ------------------------------ From: "VASANT RAMAMURTHY" Subject: Where can I get the CD+ in Chicago? Does anybody living in the Chicagoland area know where to get the new CD+? I can't find it anywhere! Please help! Vasant - -- Vasant Ramamurthy vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu "My boredom has outshone the sun"-Plume-Smashing Pumpkins http://ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu/~vman/me.html ------------------------------ From: He Who Walks Between <"He Who Walks Between"@email.unc.edu> Subject: huH Well, i just got a new issue of huH magazine and there is a list of links for bands web pages, official and unofficial. There was no mention, however of soundgarden. Not even rocktropolis crap. Well, i think we should all email hUH and tell them they forgot to add a certain very important url to the list. I will post the address later. -j ------------------------------ From: He Who Walks Between Subject: temple guy Where's the guy from this list who attends temple? Email me privately if you would, i need to find someone at temple. And don't get stabbed or shot on your way from the computer lab. -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: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: SG Online You can get a transcript at Seth's (the list administrator) web page at http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden They are not touring right now, because they are working on a new album, targetting a spring release. CU in the SU! >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Sun, 3 Dec 1995 u01gaa@abdn.ac.uk wrote: > I haven't checked my e-mail for a while and I just read that SG were online > last week. What did they talk about? Any word on a UK tour, or a new album? > How much warning do they usually give that they (or any other band for that > matter) will be online? Did they mention any plans to go online again in the > (near) future? Is there a transcript anywhere? > > Grant > ------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: Re: Unrelated On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Benjamin Timberlake wrote: > >I mean, how much > >do you hear Pearl Jam on the radio? I don't hear them much, except for > >a couple select songs. > > Ha! _Just_ as I was reading this, Q101 (Chicago) comes on with its "4 in a > row from Pearl Jam" feature which is done 5 days a week. I'm not saying I > don't like it, just thought I would point out that they're on the radio. > There's nothing wrong with being on the radio though. If pearl jam, or any > other band for that matter, are trying to give people what they want, > trying to make them happy, why are so many people trying so hard *not* to > be pleased? Just to prove that they can't be understood, or are _so_ > unique that they can't identify with masses? Some people should just get > down from their own pedestal. > > "Looking for a pedestal that I can put you on, and be on my way . . ." > - ben > > > in the detroit area, i don't think there is one band which gets more radio play. there are five stations that all play pearl jam's music, and they probably get more play on each station than any other single band, maybe any other two bands. i don't even hear the local bands that made it big on our stations that much. so i don't know where you are, but they are way OVERplayed here. if i hear daughter one more time... ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: an unkind remark... On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, seth wrote: > > 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 > > 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. do we really need people of this calibre on our list? these teeny-boppers who just want to stare at axl rose's butt and swoon at the mention of sweet child of mine and november rain are a sad indictment on the music industry and society as a whole. sounded like a whole lot of noise indeed. what did you expect? take your piano and go listen to some more van halen and motley crue, and don't trouble us *real* soundgarden fans with your rot. and don't eat too many hamburgers while you're galavanting around on holidays either. you'll get a stomach ache :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: do you have some connections? On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, Paul Sorrells wrote: > In Seattle now, 12/01/95...someone needs to cheer down on whether or not > he has hair. No one can touch his vocal abilities...period. The last > time I talked to Ben he said that the new CD is...well, a departure. the last time you talked to ben? we are talking ben shephard here, aren't we? how do you know him and what is your connection with him? better yet, can you get a pre-release of the album?? finally, someone on the list who may have some sort of inside info :) please don't disappoint us and say that you were only joshing. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: fresh deadly radishes... On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, Steven Russell Jr. wrote: > 3. Outshined (the only time of the 4 times I've seen em that they played > this song) I think that they just don't want to ever play that song again, unless it is on their 2010 reunion tour and they have just released the new box-set of "soundgarden's greatest hits". it must be a drag playing the same stuff every night when you are on the road, and I have a lot of respect for bands who can play their hits 5000 times without going insane. they didn't play outshined here either, but that was okay because they played some other stuff that I would have preferred to hear anyway. > you can hear on the tape someone actually screaming for the band to play > "Holy Water" from badmotorfinger. That guy was too cool. too true. that is one song that I would love to hear them play live. it is a shame that bands don't actually play some of their best songs on stage. I sometimes wonder if that is a conscious decision, where they don't want to play songs like new damage and holy water so that they stay new and fresh to the band themselves. holy water is maybe the best song off badmotorfinger imho, but it doesn't sound like a song that would be terribly hard to re-create live. there aren't any complex voice tracks or 20-guitar tracks to handle, so that's probably not it. oh well, maybe they will play it here next time. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: maybe if we mush that soundgarden up you could gum it down? On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Jamesetta Simpson wrote: > >Coming from a thirty year young person, you don't wake up on your thirtieth > >birthday and say " I think I'll burn all my Soundgarden records today and put > >on some nice Michael Bolton!!" It doesn't work that way!! It's what you were > > Thanks Dana, I was getting just a little bit up tight with the "You have to be > young to understand Soundgarden". Why must there be an "age" link to > everything? Why should anyone on this list care how old you are - we are all > here because of one main reason.... > WE LIKE SOUNDGARDEN... I'm sure you can still mosh with a walker or cane :) but seriously, age doesn't matter a bit. I mean, you and dana probably have much better record collections than any of us young pups. btw jamie and dana, how do you like the move away from vinyl to compact discs? ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Bernard Mickey Wrangle Subject: Re: Louder Than Love era At 10:35 PM 11/27/95 -0600, Geoff Kleemola wrote: >my soul! (Hahaha) I especially remember this one interview with Kim Thayil >on the Power Hour. The VJ asked him why he requested the 2 videos he ^^^^ who happens to be the very attractive teresa roncon... >did which were Pearl Jam "Alive" and TAD. He said "Hi Eddie. These guys >are like almost, like, I would call them brothers but that would mean we >wouldn't be allowed to marry them". It was a classic Thayil quote. In >fact I might, MIGHT, have it on videotape here somewhere. I'll try to >dig it up, digitize it and post it to the 'page. Anyway thanks for >listening to my trip down memory lane. See ya... i do have it on tape, alas on VHS...if you can't find it, how would i go about digitizing it? cheers - --- "I smile better than the Mona Lisa" - Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) email: vertigo@cent.com ------------------------------ Subject: Re: an unkind remark... 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 > > > > 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. > > do we really need people of this calibre on our list? these > teeny-boppers who just want to stare at axl rose's butt and swoon at the > mention of sweet child of mine and november rain are a sad indictment on > the music industry and society as a whole. sounded like a whole lot of > noise indeed. what did you expect? take your piano and go listen to some > more van halen and motley crue, and don't trouble us *real* soundgarden > fans with your rot. there's no reason to think that i wouldn't listen to soundgarden from time to time, just because i think axl and slash are the definitive musical pair of this era. i mean, that song "black hole sun" just rocks. and chris is so hot. do you know if they have any albums besides _superunknown_? seth ps - to list newcomers, it's a _joke_! ------------------------------ From: NFFW05D@prodigy.com (MISS DANIELLE G WEGELIN) Subject: Re:CHRIS AND EDDIE ARE THE DYNAMIC DUO!! just fer yr info, i had a fiend who saw NIN and saw a bunch of girls bopping around in pink fuzzy sweaters saying crap like "ohmigod! trent is god! oh yeah, him and kurt!" good god, where has musick gone?!? heh heh sickofitall!! the self-adhesive-non-stick-grrl, dani ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: I am Alive in the Superunknown You wouldn't believe what happened to me this weekend. Aaron from the list from Moorhead State University brought me a copy of AITS. Isn't that so cool? And who says the internet has no value. We've started a major music pipeline here. So I'm officially the first Canadian to get Alive... Well, probably not, but I think I am the first Canadian on the list with it. I've been working on an essay all day. (after he called me at 9:00am and I drove across town to get it) I just tried it, and I'll post a review right away... >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: with all the other pigs... On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, seth wrote: > there's no reason to think that i wouldn't listen to soundgarden from > time to time, just because i think axl and slash are the definitive > musical pair of this era. i mean, that song "black hole sun" just > rocks. and chris is so hot. yes, chris *is* very hot. but back to seriousness, axl himself once admitted that chris cornell was a better vocalist, observing that "he blows me away". I'm just glad that he understands the true nature of things :) with music and success in the industry, I think it comes down to song-writing ability. you can have all the technical proficiency and chops you like, and be so weighed down with skill that it hurts, but if you can't write a song to save your life, then it's curtains for you. I'm listening to black hole sun right now, as a matter of fact. and I think that if some other band would have written this song before chris did, it would have sounded a lot more cheesier. I know there are a lot of soundgarden fans that disliked bhs once it got some airplay, but let's face it: it is still the same song whether you just put the cd on when you first bought it or it's been played four million times by every radio station in the free world :) soundgarden just strike me as a very sincere and very honest band, who write top-notch songs and understand what true musical success is all about. it isn't about selling twenty or so million copies of your latest album and being seen at the mtv awards and having girls pull out their hair and wave lighters at your gigs. it's about singing songs that are real (ie. not bland and tasteless jukebox-filler and chart-stuffer material), and songs that *mean* something. and I suppose that being able to play like demons doesn't hurt the band a bit :) take that green day! take that offspring! take that hootie! take that take that!! man, what a tangent. did anyone notice how some of those paragraphs didn't even have anything to do with each other, but still thrashed on anyway? ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: an unkind remark... No, sound gardens don't have no other albums. I agree Chris is so hot too. He's yummy! >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, seth wrote: > > > > > 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 > > > > > > 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. > > > > do we really need people of this calibre on our list? these > > teeny-boppers who just want to stare at axl rose's butt and swoon at the > > mention of sweet child of mine and november rain are a sad indictment on > > the music industry and society as a whole. sounded like a whole lot of > > noise indeed. what did you expect? take your piano and go listen to some > > more van halen and motley crue, and don't trouble us *real* soundgarden > > fans with your rot. > > there's no reason to think that i wouldn't listen to soundgarden from > time to time, just because i think axl and slash are the definitive > musical pair of this era. i mean, that song "black hole sun" just > rocks. and chris is so hot. > > do you know if they have any albums besides _superunknown_? > > seth > > > ps - to list newcomers, it's a _joke_! > ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Louder Than Love era If you have a VCR, and you have a sound card, you should have most of what you need. You will also need the correct patch cords from your 'audio out' on your VCR to your 'line in' on your sound card. Press play on the VCR and you should get some sound through the speakers. Start up Wave-editor (assuming you have a soundblaster) or another sound-editor and press record. Voila! You have sound recorded in a .wav file. If you need more help or have more questions feel free to email me. CU in the SU... >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Louder Than Love era I looked the other day and it appears that the footage in question is gone. You should try to digitize it if you can. I would love to here that again. Soundgarden has the best sense of humour. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: I am Alive in the Superunknown Ok, so I'm responding to my own message, but I got interrupted. Alive in the SuperUnknown is amazing. SG has definitely outdone itself this time. It just blew my mind. You could spend HOURS exploring that disc! Words can hardly do it justice. On that MTV online session, Chris said that they were approached by people involved with that technology, and that the band was involved from beginning to end. If that's true, then they are gods of multimedia as well as music. The thing just screws with your senses. There's tons of new music. Video...animations, photos...spiders...superunknown, the bmf wheel...AAAAHHHHH!!!! It is so cool! I will definitely have more to say about this disc. CUinTheSU!! >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 119] ****************************************