From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 11 Dec 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1995 00:45:08 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Monday, 11 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, Saturday, 9 Dec 1995 Party! So you want names... Re: Lyrics... Re: Times of Trouble Re: Britpop + Seattle scenes Re: feeling minnesota Other SG projects Re: Our mailboxes runneth over! Kyle Petty! get it right, guys!! :-) unrelated Re: Britpop + Seattle scenes ------------------------------------------------------------ From: eleven@io.org (Mallory Knox) Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday, 9 Dec 1995 >Subject: re: various topics esp : Britpop is dead > > >> singles, nothing has come out of Seattle since last christmas. >>>Uh, so i guess Alice in Chains' new album doesn't count and neither does >>>the Presidents of The United States of America's album, huh? >>>And to be really picky, what about Stone Gossard's side project Brad's album? >>>-j > Or how about Mad Seasons Album? IT kicked some serious ass, and didn't > Mud Honey come out with a new one? I don't know about this guy Phillip, I > think he thinks seattle=pearljam > Clown > > i got brad the first time it came out, before they rereleased it, and i will recommend it.. it's a cool album, but don't expect PJ sound... or soundgarden... just had to throw that in since it's the soundgarden mailing list.. but it's a cool album... Mallory Knox You want to elevate yourself? Go find a dead body to stand on. ------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: Party! any of you in the greater ann arbor area next friday are welcome to join in our little party here to celebrate the end of the semester, finals, and the beginning of eric's and my last semesters at the university of michigan, aka temple blue and gold. btw eric, where are we going to have the party? neither of our places is exactly small, and i don't know if sean will go for hosting a party, even though he'd pretty much know everyone. anyway, we're probably going to try and make some soundgarden cover recordings and not embarrass ourselves to any dysfunctional degree, so any suggestions you would like to know are being covered, let me know. why am i mr. pink? cause you're a fucking faggot resevoir dogs ------------------------------ From: 76Ball Subject: So you want names... Here are yet more of the infinite possibilities for band names: BILE Bucket of Anticipation Inane in the Membrane Rotting Elvis Wrath of Coleslaw Fecal Matter S.P.C.V. (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Vegetables) Nutflush That's eight- I could easily spurt a hundred more, but won't in the face of decency. Any coincidental with actual names are so purely by coincidence. Also, someone recently suggested the name 'Free Beer'- this sounds like an analogy to the name 'Everyone Gets Laid', of the band in the movie PCU- in any case, it's not a bad idea. 10-4. KK-University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. "I try to get away, and yet I stick around" -AIC ------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: Re: Lyrics... On 10 Dec 1995 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > BI>i definietly agree, the lyricvs are grow feather in the rain. but just > BI>remember, the naked moon is cold as hell, or else it is cold and dead, i' > BI>not sure which > > Maybe "cold as death?" > > Nothingman > > -Love's like suicide. > and my ears are like cotton candy. i can't hear for shit (too much drumming in small places when i was a kid), and my memory isn't exactly brimming over with extra capacity. i was thinking of something else when i posted that message. got two lines confused i guess ------------------------------ From: MAYOR McCHEESE Subject: Re: Times of Trouble On Fri, 8 Dec 1995, Greg Bensimon wrote: > You are exactly right. The PJ song is called footsteps, and it is the > final piece in the Alive/Once/Footsteps "trilogy". The music was > originally written by Stone Gossard sometime before TOTD came to be. > Gossard gave the music to Eddie Vedder and to CC, and each laid down > their own lyrics. I thought it was kind of cool to hear how each of them > interpreted the same music. *Does this mean CC wrote his own melody and lyrics to Alive and Once and if so How do I get a copy. (I have always thought TOT superior to Footsteps)* > > > Greg ============================================================================== *MAYOR McCHEESE* ============================================================================== *The views expressed by Mayor McCheese (copyright 1975, McDonald's Corporatation, New York, NY) are not neccessarily those of McDonald's, or any of it's affiliates. All complaints and legal action are to be filed with GRIMACE, FRYGUY, HAMBURGLER, AND ASSOCIATES at Happyland Island, Indonesia. ------------------------------ From: MAYOR McCHEESE Subject: Re: Britpop + Seattle scenes On 8 Dec 1995 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > NB>many people in Britain are concerned (perhaps wrongly) Seattle died with > NB>Curt Cobain when he blew his brains out. > > I think people should just let the guy die. He' more alive now than > he's ever been. And people idolize the man for it, "Wow, he killed > himself, let's worship him." I know plenty of people around me who > hated his music before he shot himself, and now they have every album, > and claim to love it to death. Personally, I like In Utero and Bleach. Seattle may be the same, but ever since John Wayne Gacy died, Chicago just hasn't had the same pizazz. But, Brian Denahey did a great impersonation for the made for t.v. movie. I wonder who will play Curt in the inevitable movie. My vote is Tom Arnold or Joey Buttafucco. > Nothingman > > -But don't get me compairing music. I don't like to. > ============================================================================== *MAYOR McCHEESE* ============================================================================== *The views expressed by Mayor McCheese (copyright 1975, McDonald's Corporatation, New York, NY) are not neccessarily those of McDonald's, or any of it's affiliates. All complaints and legal action are to be filed with GRIMACE, FRYGUY, HAMBURGLER, AND ASSOCIATES at Happyland Island, Indonesia. ------------------------------ From: MAYOR McCHEESE Subject: Re: feeling minnesota I just have to say that I HATE Canoe Reeves!!! Almost as much as Burt Reynolds, and that is alot. I hope they don't film it here. I'd be tempted to go spit on his One Character acting ass. "We are just two cool guys on a bus." Monotone, psuedo-cool guy voice. On Sat, 9 Dec 1995, ADDC wrote: > there is this new movie coming out that stars keanu reeves and the title > is based on a soundgarden song. it is called "feeling minnesota". i heard > courtney love talk about it. she also stars in it i think. oh well just > thought you would like to read this. > > > ============================================================================== *MAYOR McCHEESE* ============================================================================== *The views expressed by Mayor McCheese (copyright 1975, McDonald's Corporatation, New York, NY) are not neccessarily those of McDonald's, or any of it's affiliates. All complaints and legal action are to be filed with GRIMACE, FRYGUY, HAMBURGLER, AND ASSOCIATES at Happyland Island, Indonesia. ------------------------------ From: buddha@dmv.com Subject: Other SG projects Temple of the Dog seems to get alot of mention but I haven't seen anyone mention the song credited to 'Alice Mudgarden' on AIC's 'SAP'. It's a song called, 'Right Turn' and Chris Cornell does some of the vocals, it's a great song. Another one I haven't seen is 'M.A.C.C.' from the Jimi Hendrix tribute album. It's TOTD minus Stone Gossard, an other cool song, and I think Chris Does a great job on the vocals. Yet another, but more rare, recording are the pre-Pearl Jam, pre-TOTD 'Stone Gassard Demos'. Stone, Jeff Ament and I think Mike McCready are on it and Matt Cameron fills the drum spot in. It has all instumental version of PJ songs that were on 'TEN' as well as 'Pushing Foward Back' found later on TOTD. The songs that made it to 'ten' are a little different from the final product but Matt's drumming on them blows the other ten drummers PJ has had to date away!!! A note on Matt: I can't put my finger on it but after Neil Peart, I think Matt is the best drummer in rock today.(Nobody tops Peart!!!) That's all for now!!! BUDDHA I can copy the Stone gossard thing for anyone That wants one, you'll have to send me a tape first though. ------------------------------ From: teeger@mail.utexas.edu (Krissy) Subject: Re: Our mailboxes runneth over! > I am not trying to be a Scrooge and spoil the fun of some of our zealous >list members but do you think those of you who are posting 7-10 replies a day >could maybe do a little consolidating. Put 3-4 replies on one post not 10 >indidivual posts. I'm sure there are people out there with the time to read >all of them but some of us don't and when you miss a day and there are a >multitude of posts even just deleting them becomes a chore. Just consider it >as a favor for some of your fellow list mates. Thanks-T here here! good suggestion! ------------------------------ From: "Kyle Petty, Son of Richard" Subject: Kyle Petty! Hey guys! I've been trying to put some quote in my Sig file but I don't understand shit of the lyrics!(verses) Could someone help me? Oh, BTW, mail me directly because I'm not on the list until January! Please! If someone knows the Kyle Petty Lyrics mail me personally!!! C-YA! And Happy Cornell-mas I mean Chris-mas! Hehehe! - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kyle Petty, Son of Richard \|/ ______ \|/ "There are no roads to peace, ~@- / oO \ -@~ But peace is a road ." /__( \____/ )__\ Gandhi \___U__/ ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Subject: get it right, guys!! :-) - ------------------------------ From: scsmeyri@ucsalf.ac.uk (stacy.meyrick) Subject: God Save The Queen, yeah right. And also ClownWithBazooka, The Prodigy sampled Nirvana's "Very Ape" for "Voodoo People". That is why it is similar. - ------------------------------ Okay, so I (that is, Carolyn) must step in here: It was ME who originally wrote: >Come on guys, can someone think of something else to discuss for a while?? >Like, can anyone come up with a portion of a song that sounds very much like >a portion of another song by another band?? My example - Very Ape by >Nirvana and Voodoo People by The Prodigy. The very beginning of these two >songs (two songs that are just so different, in fact) sound extremely >eeringly alike to me............... NOT ClownWith Bazooka!! So many people quoted this above what I wrote - > On Thu, 7 Dec 1995, ClownWithBazooka wrote: and so poor old Clown got the blame. I guess the moral of the story is, try to get your facts right! This wasn't Stacy's fault, I know - he just copied what someone else had done.......... But Stacy, thanks for the info on The Prodigy's Voodoo People. I just love that song (I also love Nirvana's Very Ape), and it was refreshing to know that I'm not strange to think that the start of those two songs are pretty much alike!! I'd also heard about the movie Feeling Minnesota, and assumed that it might have something to do with Soundgarden. Having Courtney Love in it turns me off quite a lot, though................ And can people please quit on the cat stuff? I happen to like cats, and it pisses me off to think of such sick people in the world - I'd bloody well like to run THEIR head over with a lawnmower.............!! Cheers to one & all Carolyn the Misunderstood Feline ------------------------------ From: He Who Walks Between Subject: unrelated Does anyone know what Dave Krusen is doing now? Cuz i have no clue..... Sorry for something so totally unrelated to soundgarden, but studying is messing up my brain. -j So, you in the Garden? So, U N D Garden? 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: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: Britpop + Seattle scenes BE>> NB>many people in Britain are concerned (perhaps wrongly) Seattle died wit BE>> NB>Curt Cobain when he blew his brains out. BE>> BE>> I think people should just let the guy die. He' more alive now than BE>> he's ever been. And people idolize the man for it, "Wow, he killed BE>> himself, let's worship him." I know plenty of people around me who BE>> hated his music before he shot himself, and now they have every album, BE>> and claim to love it to death. Personally, I like In Utero and Bleach. BE>Seattle may be the same, but ever since John Wayne Gacy died, Chicago BE>just hasn't had the same pizazz. But, Brian Denahey did a great BE>impersonation for the made for t.v. movie. I wonder who will play Curt BE>in the inevitable movie. My vote is Tom Arnold or Joey Buttafucco. But westerns won't be the same since John Wayne died. He was a real man. None of this Brad Pitt shit. While we're on the subject of John Waynes, maybe John Wayne Bobbitt should play Curt (maybe in the X rated one). Nothingman -All my love gone bad, turned my world to black. ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 1 Issue 126] ****************************************