From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday, 27 Jan 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 20:42:43 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Saturday, 27 Jan 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu ***listadmin note: Sorry I haven't done this in a few days - as a result, this digest is HUGE (77 messages). -seth Today's Topics: Re: temple of the dog boots Re: hihi.... some rumors I've been hearing Re: hihi.... some rumors I've been hearing Re:Listen Kerrang and stuff Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. Re: your mail Oops. RE: Misconstrued Lyrics Help!!!! Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 This isn't faith No More anymore... Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. Re: you're stuck with me again.......thoughts on s Ack, and stuff... Re: disco volante Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 23 Jan 1995 Re: sorta related.. Re: Help!!!! tab Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 Re: florists and forests Re: Back-masking follies Heavy Petting Zoo almost live temple of the dog Re: Faith No More and Mr. Bungle Re:Listen Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. Ummm..stuff Re: Help!!!! Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 Re:Listen help! Sorry, but..... Re: you're stuck with me again.......thoughts on s Re: Back-masking follies Web, er somethin'... Re: Ack, and stuff... Touch Me Re: temple of the dog FW: FW: Flower E.P. Tabs, and things WHOA! (sorry to bother you again) hairy bush! Mr. foreshocks!!!! Is track order important? dirtbags! Re: Rush LISTEN UP BOOGIESHOES Re: almost live Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 i hope this is a good point. (Fwd) Re: Kerrang and stuff Re:Listen Re: you're stuck with me again.......thoughts on s Re: Kerrang and stuff Kim the hairless wonder! Re: Help!!!! Blargh. hairy bush! This isn't faith No More anymore... Re: almost live Re: Web, er somethin'... Re: wallets and seasons hairy bush! Re: Ummm..stuff Re: Kim the hairless wonder! hairy bush! ms sampler and altavista This isn't faith No More anymore... Re: Ummm..stuff Reading95 Re: T-shirts in Holland ? ------------------------------------------------------------ Subject: Re: temple of the dog boots From: "Matthew Paul Lawrence" > Phelipe wrote: > > hey, does anyone have any temple of the dog bootlegs? > > I once heard a PJ bootleg, I think it was called 5 Alive. In > that disc, Eddie Vedder sort of sang a bit of hunger strike. Is that the one where the audience sings Chris's part at the end and then Eddie says "I'll play that for Chris when we get back, he'll be really proud" or something when they're finished?.. If so, I know the one you mean. :) Matt ------------------------------ From: sgkots@aol.com [this is really foreshock@bbs.cowland.com -seth] Subject: Re: hihi.... some rumors I've been hearing - -------------< COMMENTS BY Foreshocks >-------------- Ok, since I heard all those contradicting rumors like Soundgarden's playing Lolla and there isn't gonna BE a Lolla, I emailed the fan club and this is what I got as a response. Oh God! I'M GONNA SEE SOUNDGARDEN! hehe - ----------< END OF COMMENTS BY Foreshocks >---------- We do not have final confirmation, but the rumors of Soundgarden appearing on this year's Lollapalooza tour are close to being for real instead of just rumors. Stay tuned. KOTS ------------------------------ Subject: Re: hihi.... some rumors I've been hearing From: seth > -------------< COMMENTS BY Foreshocks >-------------- > > Ok, since I heard all those contradicting rumors like Soundgarden's > playing Lolla and there isn't gonna BE a Lolla, I emailed the fan club > and this is what I got as a response. Oh God! I'M GONNA SEE SOUNDGARDEN! > hehe > > ----------< END OF COMMENTS BY Foreshocks >---------- > > We do not have final confirmation, but the rumors of Soundgarden appearing on > this year's Lollapalooza tour are close to being for real instead of just > rumors. > Stay tuned. > KOTS Now now, Foreshocks, it's not nice to return address your email 'sgkots@aol.com'... someone (namely, KOTS) is going to be upset when people start replying to your message... seth ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: Re:Listen On Wed, 24 Jan, Vikki wrote... > and when you skip certain tracks > in favor of other individual songs, the 'intended' mood of > the work is interrupted and lost. IMHO, give the mood of > the ENTIRE PIECE a chance to be absorbed in through your > nerve endings or something of the SG experience gets missed! ....I agree. I really don't see the point of 'shuffle' buttons and the like on cd players. Sure, repeating tracks is one thing but skipping them is pretty silly to me. If you take 'Superunknown', for example, you HAVE to listen to it in the right order, ie from start to finish, because it creates a specific mood. If you fart about with tracklisting then this mood is lost, and you do miss something. This is one reason why I like to buy stuff on vinyl....much less corruptible! Beck Beck ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: Kerrang and stuff Hey, interesting.....well sort of .....this week's issue of that horribly tabloid(but I buy it anyway!!) mag Kerrang! has this thing in its news section about Soundgarden with quotes from an 'Internet press conference' which they say was last week...except they have Chris joking about when he goes through his 'Phil Collins stage', talking about kd Lang and claiming to have nicked Jerry Garcia's finger (the headline on the front of the mag is 'Soundgarden steal dead man's finger')...anyway, the quotes are exacly the same as those found in the mtv online sesh(I think it was the mtv one) - which was not last week... This means that either 1. Chris Cornell is a robot whose speech can be programmed word for word and somebody programmed an already-used set of word 2. Kerrang! have, as usual, got their facts wrong. Again! btw, they also said that the new album was hopefully expected in Spring...which means that, according to the reports I've heard, it could appaer at any bloody time! oh well...hope it's soon anyway. Hope they come to England as well...grrrrrr )(*(*&&^^$stlg%stlg"&^stlg&%!! can't wait.... Beck ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. The Loud Love video is called Louder Than Live. It look very much live the album Louder than Love, except it is shaped like a videotape. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: your mail Why the hell don't you just un-subscribe then? This is the second bullshit message you have posted in less than a week. Are you deficient? What did you expect to get in your inbox when you subscribed to the soundgarden mailing list? Why don't you subscribe to something more fitting like the 'I'm a big whining, freaking loser' mailing list, or the 'my frontal lobe is not functioning correctly' mailing list. I'm sure you would be welcomed and feel quite at home there. No offence intended, but if you don't like soundgarden, don't tell us about it! -Sincerely, Geoff On Wed, 24 Jan 1996 davidanderson@wbc.edu wrote: > > ya know I'm getting tired of all this soundgarden > crap, why dont you guys just give it a rest > > ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: Oops. Remember that letter I copied from sgkots@aol.com?? DON'T reply to that.... if you do, Soundgarden's fan club is gonna get a LOT of mail... reply to ME if you want Sorry, Foreshocks ------------------------------ From: mrl5@Lehigh.EDU (ClownWithBazooka) Subject: RE: Misconstrued Lyrics MR>To whomever I've cured, MR> The lyric I messed up was on spoonman when he says "all my friends are MR> skeletons" I always thought he said "all my friends are scared or dead" MR> and on beyond the wheel instead of "between your house and the home" I MR> heard "between your house and the holy" anyway thats my canadian .5 cent MR> for the day. MR> ClownWithBazooka >A friend of mine thought Holier Than Thou by Metallica was Poison >Arrow. >And on Rusty Cage, I though he said, "You ironed me awake and hit me >with a hand of broken nails." And then, "You tied my Lee and watched >my blood begin to boil." And then later, a friend thought it said, >"You turned a phillips head inside my brain." I though my friend said, >"You turned a phillips head and signed my brain." I'm a putz...but so > is he. Well there was a time when I thought he said a "head of broken nails" Clown >Nothingman > -"You are, Poison Arrow!" ------------------------------ From: MAYOR McCHEESE Subject: Help!!!! Anyone who can get a hold of the Fresh Deadly Rarities boot leg would be greatly worshipped by myself if they could pick it up for me. Not only will I worship you, I'll also pay for it and the postage. Any takers on expanding my love for SG? Just a Tulpa who disappears when you forget, The Good Mayor @:^| Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 Greetings and Salutations, One thing I've always wondered is who gets to pick the songs off of an artist's album that get played on radio stations, and in turn, become popular? There are many SG songs that never get air time, and many of the songs that are played aren't as good as the ones not played, in my opinion. Radio stations tend to play too many of the same songs, to the point of making us sick. I'd like to hear songs like Limo Wreck, Like Suicide, 4th of July, Room A Thousand Years Wide, etc., get some play time, too. Songs like My Wave are cool and all, but hearing the same song over and over and over and over and over and over and over is beginning to make me dizzy.===> Lenart <=== ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: This isn't faith No More anymore... FO>I saw Soundgarden once, but too bad I can't remember a damn thing about FO>it... except seeing Chris and Kim on the sidewalk beforehand... made my FO>life... =) I wish my car stereo was like the one you described... FO>Foreshocks Wow. I want to get Chris Cornell's address. I hear he snowboards. I'd like to ask him to come snowboarding with me and see if he can keep up with me. :) That would be the day. It would aslo be the day I have that stereo in my car. :) Nothingman -Then again, I'd be happy enough to see them on any sidewalk. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. TO>>The intro to Rusty Cage TO>> kinda sucks too. TO>No way!!!!! The intro to Rusty Cage sucks? No!!!!!! Heretic!!!! TO>Burn at the Stake!!!! Have you heard Rusty Cage on Motorvision? It's freakin' great! Much better than the album version. And it doesn't have that intro. Nothingman -It's raining icepicks on your steel shore. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: you're stuck with me again.......thoughts on s TO>> Nothingman and His Amazing Two TO>> Chords TO>> TO>> -Color me once, color me twice, everything's gonna turn out right. TO>Hey, you wouldn't happen to be dissing the Violent Femmes, would TO>you? Cuz that is not allowed. -j No. Of course not. They kick ass. I was just stating that I only know two chords. Well, not really, but I like to say that so nobody expects something cool from me. :) Nothingman -And you can't fuck with the Violent Femmes. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Ack, and stuff... TO>> TO>> Yeah, but I've never seen Soundgarden live, only on Motorvision on my TO>Ok, you've never seen soundgarden live.... TO>> Chris' voice still wasn't as good as it was TO>> live. TO>Um, uh, what's wrong with this picture? Or did you see Temple Of The TO>Dog Live? Which is highly unlikely in Maryland, may i add... I mean live on tape. You know. Motorvision and the such. Gee, get all technical and stuff. :) TO>1. If anyone likes sg THAT much, they prbably have their own TO>creativity to use. But it's fun to play covers anyway. SG is full of creativity, and they did a bunch of covers. TO>2. If any guitarist was that good, do you think he'd want to play in TO>a COVER BAND? But that guitarist would have to get recognized by the masses to be famous, and that is a hard thing to do, even if you have talent. A cover band would make more money than an original band (on a local scene I mean) because the people would recognize the songs more and like them. But that doesn't mean they can't play some of their own stuff. TO>3. If, by any chance, you could even FIND a drummer that could play TO>Matt's time signatures, why would he ever play in a cover band? Again, the same as above. I think you might know what I mean....maybe. TO>Well, now that i've destroyed my fantasy, i think i'll leave you TO>wonderful people alone. -j I suck, and you destroyed my fantasy too. Oh well, now I guess I have to get a real job. Nothingman -If this isn't what you see, it doesn't mean you're blind. ------------------------------ From: Matthew Subject: Re: disco volante On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, SHAFT wrote: > hey everyone in this dreary year of music, that is 1995 > i have found A new dawn > Mr bungle disco volante > it is nothing like the first album > this album will breath new life into your soul Hey listers, I haven't been back on the list for very long so I don't really know what the hell is going on (not a new concept for me) Anyway, I have to agree with SHAFT about disco volante. I think that you haven't lived until you have had the Bungle experience. Although not as good (in my opinion) as their first album it has some killer tracks (see: carry stress in the jaw and merry go bye-bye) Go buy a Bungle album now. I have probably said this stuff and more about Bungle in the past so disregard this message and go read something else. I'm sure you have a new message from Nothingman, or Carolyn may have some useful insights on U2 or koalas or something along those lines. Matthew. ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 23 Jan 1995 On Wed, 24 Jan 1996, Sid Vicious wrote: > > Did anyone notice that there is a 1996 Faith No More calendar in the market > > including 11 photos related to Faith No More and a photo of Kim Thayil!!!!! > Does he > > look like Jim Martin or what??? > > Where did you see this? > >Did you also know that there is a 1996 Soundgarden calender that is really nice. There are some really good photos on it. I got it as a gift from a store somewhere in Long Island. So if anyone wants to get it write to me and I'll give you the exact store and adress. lee > ------------------------------ From: Holland N B Subject: Re: sorta related.. On Wed, 24 Jan 1996, Glenn wrote: > > but you have to remember > what else they have > covered (Charles > Manson > songs for instance). > > Big deal. So did the Beach Boys, for God's sake... and none of those songs > advocated his beliefs. Other than that, they've covered Bob Dylan and Paul > McCartney, in addition to several punk bands. > > > Well, just 'cause they > covered an SG song, we don't all have to like > them. > > And just because it's trendy to deny every single member of G N' R their dues as > musicians doesn't mean the rest of us have to fall into line. Fact: Slash is > one of the best guitarists of the past decade. > > Take care, > Glenn > > I agree. I think Slash is a great gutarist. I also think that Axl can sing. The point I was failing to make is that Covering an SG song (however well) does not make the band instantly likeable. I happen to like G'N'R and have all of their albums (except the Spaghhetti Incident which I have all the singles off). A band can cover who they like but they can also cover some bad songs! ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: Help!!!! Oh my soon to be worshiper! I can grab a FDR cd for you at a store by me. I got a copy and haven't put it down yet. Let me know when you want it and I'll pick it up and send it with that other thing I owe ya. alisa ------------------------------ From: Michael Kitzman Subject: tab Does anyone have or know where I can find the tab for Blind Dogs and/or Birth Ritual? I already searched the nevada guitar archive. Thanks for any help. Mike ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. > > Yeah, the intro sucks, Huh? That intro builds the tension up for the entire song! Without it, the song just wouldn't be the same. but after you get past that, it's freakin' > awesome. And that bass solo kicks ass too. The intro to Rusty Cage > kinda sucks too. No way!!!!! The intro to Rusty Cage sucks? No!!!!!! Heretic!!!! Burn at the Stake!!!! > shiznit. Now I just need the Loud Love video (I can't remember what > it's called). Louder than Live. -j Coil my tongue around a bumblebee mouth. ------------------------------ From: "Mercyhurst Prep Library" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 On 25 Jan 96 at 11:05, Andy Lenart wrote: > Greetings and Salutations, > One thing I've always wondered is who gets to pick the songs > off of an artist's album that get played on radio stations, > and in turn, become popular? There are many SG songs that never > get air time, and many of the songs that are played aren't as good > as the ones not played, in my opinion. Radio stations tend to play > too many of the same songs, to the point of making us sick. > I'd like to hear songs like Limo Wreck, Like Suicide, 4th of July, > Room A Thousand Years Wide, etc., get some play time, too. > Songs like My Wave are cool and all, but hearing the same song over > and over and over and over and over and over and over is beginning > to make me dizzy.===> Lenart <=== > I'm not expert, but I've been told by folks in music that it's therecord company that makes the decision. What I'd like to know is, what makes a record comapny full of white collar execs the experts, ya know? And, yes, on top of all that, I agree that radio stations do tend to play certain stuff into the ground! Know what else? I think MTV sux massively for copping out and not playing the Jesus Christ pose video! Offensive images, my eye! I get offended when I watch some of the massively sexist, violent rap videos! But Canada's Much Music liked the JCP vid...am I right, my Canadian friends on the list? later...deb /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ Mercyhurst Preparatory School Keeping you connected in 1995! /\/\/\/\/\(C)1995TMK/\/\/\/\/\/\ ------------------------------ From: Cornell Subject: Re: florists and forests My original interpertation of Birth Ritual Life like peedo all war and bolts prepare to break for us I'm spun around life for machines for the birth ritual You can drive my nails to watch the circus After that i just stopped trying Gregg "Don't come over here and piss on my gate. Save it, ___________ just keep it off my Wave" --My Wave, Soundgarden | | | Soul Sick | "Go avay or i vill taunt you a zecond time" anonymous |___________| French man. melusk2@crow.cybercomm.net ------------------------------ From: Cornell Subject: Re: Back-masking follies You forgot to give credit to Dana Carvey's Church Lady for that call (Santa rearranged is Satan) Gregg "Don't come over here and piss on my gate. Save it, ___________ just keep it off my Wave" --My Wave, Soundgarden | | | Soul Sick | "Go avay or i vill taunt you a zecond time" anonymous |___________| French man. melusk2@crow.cybercomm.net On 25 Jan 1996 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > SM>>From: "Michael V. Ledesma" > SM>>Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 22 Jan 1995 > SM>> > SM>>BACKWARD MESSAGES on track 665 on the UltraMega? > SM>>Wow! this back-masking thing is really sweeping everybody, even > SM>>here... > > SM>"...santa is my king. santa is my king. hell. i love you santa baby. you > SM>got what i neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed." > > SM>I know. This has been covered before. > SM>I'm bored. > > If you rearrange the letters in Santa it spells Satan. > > Nothingman > > -Live backwards....evil, baby. > ------------------------------ From: Matthew Subject: Heavy Petting Zoo For any NOFX fans on the list, I just got a promotional copy of the new album, which I think is supposed to be called Heavy Petting Zoo. Anyway, the songs are vintage NOFX and kick some major punk guy ass. I'm not sure when the release date and for all I know it could be out in other areas (if so I guess I'm a dork or maybe a nerd) Sorry to all those in an SG rut for straying from the desired topic. "I'm Hobophobic so I'm scared of bums." Matthew. ------------------------------ From: Kate Mercier Subject: almost live I remember seeing Kim Thayil on Almost Live a couple years back. Doing the lame list. Wasn't that Almost Live, anyway? And, I've never seen Cornell on Ben Stiller, but if anyone sees it: RECORD IT! Comedy Central. Home of my favorite thing in the world, the Kids in the Hall show. And yes, I'm hardcore with them, too. I've been watching them since the CBC. :-) kisses, Kate (welcome back Carolyn the Master Fellator) (it's a loke :-) ------------------------------ From: pkuhl@npcts.edu (Phelipe) Subject: temple of the dog hey, i was wondering if there is anyone who has any temple of the dog bootlegs? i'd be willing to buy or trade. i have one soundgarden show from seattle in '92. they play all the great badmotorfinger songs including slaves & bulldozers in which chris spins of the lyrics of pj's alive! i also have bootlegs of pj, u2, rem, collective soul, live, neil young, and bob dylan with the greatful dead. so, let me now if you can help. phil pkuhl@npcts.edu ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: Re: Faith No More and Mr. Bungle > > Yeah, but I've never seen Soundgarden live, only on Motorvision on my Ok, you've never seen soundgarden live.... > Chris' voice still wasn't as good as it was > live. Um, uh, what's wrong with this picture? Or did you see Temple Of The Dog Live? Which is highly unlikely in Maryland, may i add... But still, hearing it loud enough is a different experience as far as the overall sound is concerned. At least that's what i think. -j "Vocalist looking to start a soundgarden cover band" Let me respond to this myself. 1. If anyone likes sg THAT much, they prbably have their own creativity to use. 2. If any guitarist was that good, do you think he'd want to play in a COVER BAND? 3. If, by any chance, you could even FIND a drummer that could play Matt's time signatures, why would he ever play in a cover band? Well, now that i've destroyed my fantasy, i think i'll leave you wonderful people alone. -j ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: Re:Listen > > and when you skip certain tracks > > in favor of other individual songs, the 'intended' mood of > > the work is interrupted and lost. IMHO, give the mood of > > the ENTIRE PIECE a chance to be absorbed in through your > > nerve endings or something of the SG experience gets missed! > > ....I agree. I really don't see the point of 'shuffle' buttons and > the like on cd players. Sure, repeating tracks is one thing but > skipping them is pretty silly to me. If you take 'Superunknown', > for example, you HAVE to listen to it in the right order, ie from > start to finish, because it creates a specific mood. If you fart > about with tracklisting then this mood is lost, and you do miss > something. Ok, i see yall's point here, but i cannot agree. Skipping songs and self programming is a good thing. I don't do it much now, but i do it still. Instead of letting the corporations who probably have a big say in what goes where control your mind and preferences, (just look at how many otherwise musically adept people have Hootie songs in their heads), you get to put YOUR OWN self into the selection process. True, it does destroy the whole of the album, but whose to say you can't create other just as good moods youself by your own programming? -j > This is one reason why I like to buy stuff on vinyl....much less > corruptible! Much easier for the big corporations to control your mind through and keep you where they want you. "They caught and drowned the frontman, of the world's worst rock and roll band" -Archers. ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: (fwd) Re: reading boot. The version of Rusty Cage has the same intro, but it sounds different. I'm not sure what it is about it that's different. There's more distortion or it's a different octave or something. It sounds really raw though. (And Chris is playing it) >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Thu, 25 Jan 1996 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > TO>>The intro to Rusty Cage > TO>> kinda sucks too. > TO>No way!!!!! The intro to Rusty Cage sucks? No!!!!!! Heretic!!!! > TO>Burn at the Stake!!!! > > Have you heard Rusty Cage on Motorvision? It's freakin' great! Much > better than the album version. And it doesn't have that intro. > > > Nothingman > > -It's raining icepicks on your steel shore. > ------------------------------ From: Cornell Subject: Ummm..stuff Hello. I'm wondering if there are any musicians in NJ who dig Soundgarden. I'm in a band right now, but it would be nice to at least jam with some people that like SG, because they frigging rock. Um....what's up with SG and the Satanic influence? As evidenced by songs like 665-667, the intro to Searching with my Good Eye Closed, and SOMMS (SatanoscillatemymetallicsonataS), there is a definte interest....are they (yikes!) devil worshippers? WTF is up with that? The devil is a figment of an overactive religious zealot's imagination. Used by early religions (IMHO) to keep their religious sheep in line. However, in Black Hole Sun, there is a line that goes "Heaven send hell away...." Are they atheists, or extremely skeptical about God or fucking what? If they do practice Satanism, that would fucking suck that an awesome band is into that bullshit. I don't want to sound like an ultra-religious person (I'm actually kind of skeptical about it) but Satan can bite me. I just believe in God. that's it end of story. Gregg (Why doesn't someone ever ask them about it in an interview or something?) "Don't come over here and piss on my gate. Save it, ___________ just keep it off my Wave" --My Wave, Soundgarden | | | Soul Sick | "Go avay or i vill taunt you a zecond time" anonymous |___________| French man. melusk2@crow.cybercomm.net ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Help!!!! Hey Mayor, I thought you had a copy of Fresh Deadly Rarities. Didn't we listen to that when you visited? Don't tell me it's been stolen or eaten! >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, MAYOR McCHEESE wrote: > Anyone who can get a hold of the Fresh Deadly Rarities boot leg > would be greatly worshipped by myself if they could pick it up for me. > Not only will I worship you, I'll also pay for it and the postage. Any > takers on expanding my love for SG? > > Just a Tulpa who disappears when you forget, > The Good Mayor > > @:^| have band member ascii art (as inane as 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: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 Yeah, MuchMusic played the hell out of Jesus Christ Pose. They play it spontaneously now and then in regular rotation, and it's a heavily requested song on the 'Power 30', the 'heavy metal' show. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Mercyhurst Prep Library wrote: > On 25 Jan 96 at 11:05, Andy Lenart wrote: > > > Greetings and Salutations, > > One thing I've always wondered is who gets to pick the songs > > off of an artist's album that get played on radio stations, > > and in turn, become popular? There are many SG songs that never > > get air time, and many of the songs that are played aren't as good > > as the ones not played, in my opinion. Radio stations tend to play > > too many of the same songs, to the point of making us sick. > > I'd like to hear songs like Limo Wreck, Like Suicide, 4th of July, > > Room A Thousand Years Wide, etc., get some play time, too. > > Songs like My Wave are cool and all, but hearing the same song over > > and over and over and over and over and over and over is beginning > > to make me dizzy.===> Lenart <=== > > > > I'm not expert, but I've been told by folks in music that it's > therecord company that makes the decision. What I'd like to know is, > what makes a record comapny full of white collar execs the experts, ya > know? And, yes, on top of all that, I agree that radio stations do > tend to play certain stuff into the ground! Know what else? I think > MTV sux massively for copping out and not playing the Jesus Christ pose > video! Offensive images, my eye! I get offended when I watch some of > the massively sexist, violent rap videos! But Canada's Much Music > liked the JCP vid...am I right, my Canadian friends on the list? > > later...deb > > > /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ > Mercyhurst Preparatory School > Keeping you connected in 1995! > /\/\/\/\/\(C)1995TMK/\/\/\/\/\/\ > ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re:Listen I'm sure there are no corporations which have a hand at choosing the order of soundgarden's songs. (or any other band I listen to). I believe I've heard Chris say they play a big part in that. They even got in there for the making of AITS. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: help! First of all, i printed those tabs from BMF and left them in the computer lab. After i print stuff, i usually delete it, so if anyone has that piece of mail w/ all those tabs on it, please send it to me. Second, the guy from Canada, um, i can't remember your name :( Sorry. But, ye who was going to copy a couple boots for me (One was Lolla 92), please send me your address for the third time. I printed that too, getting ready to put the tape in the mail. and the piece of paper disappeared. Sorry to be so much trouble. -j "i walk these streets alone, shadows hide my face" ------------------------------ From: Cornell Subject: Sorry, but..... This has no relevance to SG really, but i would like to know how to go about creating my own Web page tha would probably have some SG stuff on it. What should i buy to guide me? Can i download i program to help me create it, and if so, from where? Any sound advice or book suggestions? Thanks Gregg "Don't come over here and piss on my gate. Save it, ___________ just keep it off my Wave" --My Wave, Soundgarden | | | Soul Sick | "Go avay or i vill taunt you a zecond time" anonymous |___________| French man. melusk2@crow.cybercomm.net ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: you're stuck with me again.......thoughts on s TO>> TO>Hey, you wouldn't happen to be dissing the Violent Femmes, would TO>> TO>you? Cuz that is not allowed. -j TO>> TO>> No. Of course not. They kick ass. I was just stating that I only TO>> know two chords. TO>Oh, ok. I thought you were trying to relate the two things. I don't do that much, but when I do, people usually miss it, so I stopped. TO>Well, not really, but I like to say that so nobody TO>> expects something cool from me. :) TO>That is pretty cool to do sometimes. That's why i say i ATTEMPT to TO>play guitar. Me too. But I'm really atempting. I'm ok, but I don't have the speed I need to play some songs. That's why I like Soundgarden, because a lot of their songs are slow enough that I can play them. Except Drawing flies and Rusty Cage, and a few others I haven't even attemped yet. By the way, does anyone have tabs for Drawing Flies? I thought I knew it, but I was wrong. TO>> -And you can't fuck with the Violent Femmes. TO>Nope. Nobody dare do that. You might get hurt. Nothingman -The Voilent Femmes bring ALL their equipment on the bus. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: Back-masking follies ME>You forgot to give credit to Dana Carvey's Church Lady for that call ME>(Santa rearranged is Satan) Opps. Sorry. I didn't even know that came from the Church Lady. Damn. I heard it somewhere else, but I can't remember where. Oh well. Thank you Mr. Carvey. :) Nothingman -The heart of the home is sex. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Web, er somethin'... ME>This has no relevance to SG really, but i would like to know how to go ME>about creating my own Web page tha would probably have some SG stuff on ME>it. What should i buy to guide me? Can i download i program to help me ME>create it, and if so, from where? Any sound advice or book suggestions? ME>Thanks I've been interested about this lately too. If anyone sends him anything about it, it would be greatly appreciated if you sent it to me too. :) Thanks. Nothingman -It's the end of the world, and Elvis is dead. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: Ack, and stuff... TO>> TO>1. If anyone likes sg THAT much, they prbably have their own TO>> TO>creativity to use. TO>> But it's fun to play covers anyway. SG is full of creativity, and they TO>> did a bunch of covers. TO>Yeah, but not all at the same time. If they did it all at the same time, they would REALLY kick ass. TO>> TO>3. If, by any chance, you could even FIND a drummer that could play TO>> TO>Matt's time signatures, why would he ever play in a cover band? TO>> Again, the same as above. I think you might know what I mean....maybe. TO>Yeah, but do you now how hard drummers are to come by? The first problem TO>would be finding a drummer who could play the songs. That would be the TO>hard part. and even then, he could be easily lost to a better band. Yeah, you're right. but that's why you get a friend who kicks ass at drums to play in your band, so he wouldn't leave because of his loyalty to friends. Oh well...it's a nice thought anyway. TO>> TO>Well, now that i've destroyed my fantasy, i think i'll leave you TO>> TO>wonderful people alone. -j TO>> I suck, and you destroyed my fantasy too. TO>Uh, Sorry about that. huh huh. That's ok. I need a dose of reality every once and a while. TO>Oh well, now I guess I have TO>> to get a real job. TO>Damn it. What's a real job? Does email count? TO>Well maybe i should try starting this sg cover band thing then. TO>Couldn't hurt to try. Couldn't hurt too much any way. Yeah. And I could be the bass player. :) I could jump around like a monkey like Ben does. But then again, I'd also have to play. Oh well, nevermind. Nothingman -She swings from somewhere you can't see... ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: Touch Me Oh My! I just heard the original version of Touch Me by the very bad 70's band Fancy! I can't stop laughing. What in the world was Kim thinking when he picked this one! And why would he own it :-) Someone give Stephanie Barber a recording contract! She did a great job with the song! In the original.. beside's being a cheese disco version...It features...LOL...I cant stop laughing... LOLOLOLOL!!!!!! Sainthood in the SG Web Alliance to anyone that can find me an original 7"! steve - - swr.....you know it by now.... ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: Re: temple of the dog On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Phelipe wrote: > hey, > i was wondering if there is anyone who has any temple of the dog bootlegs? Temple of the Dog only played 2 live shows and while I believe both were recorded, the quality is horrible on both the audio and the video end. Don't get the audio...if you get the chance buy or trade for the video. It still sucks...but it's better. steve ------------------------------ From: dallis@hq.walldata.com (Allis, Don) Subject: FW: FW: Flower E.P. ---------- From: Allis, Don To: Steven Russell Jr. Subject: Re: FW: Flower E.P. Date: Thursday, January 25, 1996 9:25AM I don't if it was ever going to be an offical format or not. It depends on what kind of CD player you have whether or not you need an adapter. The 3" CD's are still produced sometimes, last year I bought a Japanesse import of the single "not for you" by Pearl Jam. I also have a Depece Mode and They might be Giants on 3" disc. I have also seen many other bands that have put them out. I am still looking for the Metalica 3" cd. ---------- From: Steven Russell Jr. To: Allis, Don Subject: Re: FW: Flower E.P. Date: Wednesday, January 24, 1996 10:56AM >The versions are the same from the album. Toybox is a good song if you like >the Ultramega Ok album. Does anyone else have the 3" mini disc of flower ? >It was a great find. Hey I'm the SG discog person. Could you give me some info on the 3"mini disc version of flower. Like what the hell is a 3" mini disc? Was it a failed format...I think it was...but I didnt start buying CD's till late '88. Can you play it in a regular CD player? curious, Steve - swr@acsu.buffalo.edu - http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~swr - SG Web Alliance ------ Message Header Follows ------ Received: from mail-host.walldata.com by msmail.walldata.com (PostalUnion/SMTP(tm) v2.1.8d for Windows NT(tm)) id AA-1996Jan24.042122.1100.102211; Wed, 24 Jan 1996 04:21:22 -0800 Received: from conciliator.acsu.buffalo.edu by mail-host.walldata.com (5.x/SMI-SVR4) id AA02719; Wed, 24 Jan 1996 04:18:09 -0800 Received: from ubppp-08.ppp-net.buffalo.edu (ubppp-08.ppp-net.buffalo.edu [128.205.222.72]) by conciliator.acsu.buffalo.edu (8.7.1/8.7.1) with SMTP id HAA03138 for ; Wed, 24 Jan 1996 07:19:18 -0500 (EST) Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 07:19:18 -0500 (EST) Message-Id: <199601241219.HAA03138@conciliator.acsu.buffalo.edu> X-Sender: swr@pop.acsu.buffalo.edu X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Version 1.4.4 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" To: dallis@hq.walldata.com (Allis, Don) From: swr@acsu.buffalo.edu (Steven Russell Jr.) Subject: Re: FW: Flower E.P. ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: Tabs, and things People on the list keep asking for tabs. I have some tabs, like Blind Dogs n stuff, but a. they're all bass, cuz that's what I play, and b.if you want me to send you anything, it has to be in a .zip file, so you need pkunzip.exe to extract it. This is because with this server (cowland.com) I can't send files with messages, and I tried on aol, but the stupid software converted the .txt file into the letter I wrote and completely destroyed it. So.... Also, I dunno if anyone read, but I stupidly copied a letter from Sgkots to me to the list, but I forgot that if anyone tried replying to it, it would have gone to sgkots, not Foreshocks. OOPS =( Anyway, I wrote the Soundgarden fan club about the Lolla '96 deal and I got back 'the rumors are close to being for real instead of just rumors' Hehe, I'm going berserk. I can't wait. So, there you have it... what it adds up to is, Soundgarden most likely will be on Lolla... but there is a touch of doubt.... One funny anecdote: I remember walking in the mall one day (disclaimer: Foreshocks is IN NO WAY, SHAPE OR FORM a mall rat.. sorry, continue) and I walked by the General Nutrition store and saw a huge display of this box of health stuff (I have no idea what it was) but WHATEVER it was, it was called Ultra Mega II. I almost wet my pants =) hehehe and one more thing: S0undgardn@aol.com, if you're reading, I got your tape today. I'm taping it as I write this... I'll get my DDT (that's Dark Demon Turismo) down to the Pack 'n Mail tomorrow and mail it... OK! I'll shut up, Sorry.. Foreshocks ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: WHOA! (sorry to bother you again) Someone signed up on Cowland under the name Urbano... is it the same one from the list? Tell tell.... Foreshocks ------------------------------ From: lovedog@txdirect.net (mauricio) Subject: hairy bush! has anyone ever seen kim without his "jesus christ pose" beard? ------------------------------ From: lovedog@txdirect.net (mauricio) Subject: Mr. foreshocks!!!! >From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com >Subject: Re: sorta related.. > >hehe, my band (Restraint) covered Soundgarden at our friend Sunshine's >birthday party.. we played all our hits, including 'Guilty' =), about >the OJ Trial, and I was DYING to play Soundgarden. The guitarist kept >yelling at me because he doesn't know any Soundgarden, but I persuaded >my band to play. I usually play bass, but I played guitar and made up >this really cheesey solo =) and Jeremy the singer forgot the lyrics but >he ad-libbed pretty well. My friend John played bass for it. It was the >closest I've ever come to covering Soundgarden, and I was satisfied. >Nowadays I'd love to play Blind Dogs or something, but it ain't gonna >happen. I want to find some fellow Soundgarden addicts that live around >me and jam with them, but there AREN'T any. =( Although I was in this >guitar store when the bass player from O.Z Willis and I played Loud Love >together.. him on guitar, me on bass. THAT was amazing. I wish I saw >that guy more. =) Ok, I'll shut up >Foreshocks >oh btw the song my band played was Outshined damn!!!!! mr. 4shocks! your lucky enough to have found a 'complete' band to play with!! it's so hard to find decent musicians to play with were i'm from! (san antonio) let alone someone to play soundgarden music! (alice in chains, metallica, pearl jam, red hot chili peppers, or any of that good stuff!) one thing i noticed about soundgarden is that (in concert) they didn't move around and get into the music as much as i thought they would.... ------------------------------ From: URBANO Subject: Is track order important? I once heard some interview where I don't remember who asked several artists wether thewy cared about the order their tracks were placed in their records. I recall that tom petty and Dave Mustaine from megadeth were the only ones from about 20 artists who really cared, and therefore they looked rather 'conservative' among the others. I think the order in which you lay the tracks on your disc matters a lot. Perhaps without it you wouldn't be able to inflict a certain mood into the audience... Well anyway just my stupid way of thinking - -- URB@NO ______________________________________________________________ |... ed il mio bacio sciogliera il silenzio che ti fa mia. | |[and my kiss will dissolve the silence which makes you mine]| |____________________________________________________________| |____________ Puccini: Turandot (act 3) ____________________| \__________________________/ ------------------------------ From: lovedog@txdirect.net (mauricio) Subject: dirtbags! "can you see the end? choke on me my friend must to drown these thoughts, purity over rot.." ------------------------------ From: Tony Buonvino Subject: Re: Rush >From: Daniel Ladle >Subject: Rush > >Dear All, > Yes I like Rush Too > > Dan Dear Dan, I don't... ------------------------------ From: "Joseph A. Burnett" Subject: LISTEN UP OK YALL-----as far as the discussion of brass goes.....you all on the west coast have the opportunity to see one of the best live shows ever.....and i'm not just saying that in some deep, wanna-be journalistic or influential way.........the name of the band is BOOGIESHOES..........they-re from chicago, and they're playing the west coast for the next couple of months......i saw them last easter cause a friend was friends with the group, and i follow them around ever since......they fucking rock in concert....pleasepleaseplease make and effort to see them......it'll be hard to find, but find them......i'm trusting you guys as people with a deep love for music to do your cardinal duty and find these guys............itll be worth it.....i swear to jesuschristpose................and when you do, post on the list and tell me how right i was BOOGIESHOES (got that?) Big Joe ------------------------------ From: "Joseph A. Burnett" Subject: BOOGIESHOES find the BOOGIESHOES.....just a reminder , west-coast people........ Big Joe ------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: Re: almost live On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Kate Mercier wrote: > I remember seeing Kim Thayil on Almost Live a couple years back. Doing > the lame list. Wasn't that Almost Live, anyway? And, I've never seen > Cornell on Ben Stiller, but if anyone sees it: RECORD IT! Comedy > Central. Home of my favorite thing in the world, the Kids in the Hall > show. And yes, I'm hardcore with them, too. I've been watching them > since the CBC. :-) > > kisses, Kate (welcome back Carolyn the Master Fellator) (it's a loke :-) > so that was kim tahyil on the lame list. i also thought that one of the screaming trees was in that group as well. i always loved the lame list, the only better skit they did was "high-fivin' white guys" they ruled! ------------------------------ From: smisch@tiac.net (Smisch) Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 25 Jan 1995 >From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" >Subject: Re: Grungies another >great show that came out of seattle was called "almost live". that is >where bill nye the science guy started out. some of the guys from a lot >of the local bands and shit were on a skit that kept showing up called >the lame list. it was pretty funny. look for it if ye may. Ah yes. A moderately funny recurring sketch. Kim Thayil was among the "panel" of Seattle musicians. The narrator would say something like, "Tie dye," to which the panel would respond in unison, "LAME!" And so on. Anyone recognize/remember the other "panelists"? ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: i hope this is a good point. If bands really did have so much control over their track order on albums, how come over 50 percent of the albums i own with hit singles have track number three as one of, if not the biggest, hits? I, of course have my own theory. It goes back to when tapes were the most popular things. If you put your hit single first, no one would need to listen to the rest of the tape. Nirvana violated this as does Dave Grohl, though. But, it pretty much holds true for a lot of bands. And putting the hit single third, you force the listener to hear two other songs by your band and get them into your complete sound rather than just the sound of the single. Now, i think more record companies would realize these things before bands. At least before the newly signed bands. But who knows? Just my theory. -j "Go out and seek your truth" ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: (Fwd) Re: Kerrang and stuff >That reminds me of when I was reading Melody Maker about the CD+ and it was >saying that it had a cover of a Jerry Garcia song on it calles "finger" >HAHAHAHAHA.. They know nothing!! ...Yeh - I read that too; it made me chuckle rather a lot! Silly bastards! >Errr.. Which one could it be? I'll have to think about that one.. I thought >Kerrang!!!!!!!! COuld never get their facts wrong abut ANYTHING ....Hmmm, you know... I think that, considering that Kerrang! is such an accurate and informative publication (sort of like Melody Maker), then the only conclusion is that Chris Cornell MUST be a robot, really. I'm surprised Kerrang! haven't reported that one yet...Ahem. >That would be SO cool.. Last time they were here I missed them (except for >Reading but that doesn't count) but I got a bootleg of their show at the >Brixton Academy.. And it fucking ROCKED!! They opened with Jesus Christ Pose >and things just got better from there :) .....AAARRRGGGHHH! Please help me!!! I missed that show (tried to get tickets...it was sold out...had to watch all the people with the t'shirts at college the next day...green with envy and serverely PISSED OFF).....do you still have the bootleg?? Can you tape it for me if I send you a tape??? I'll pay for postage! I have a few bits and bobs lying around...maybe we could trade or something (or if not I'll just worship you for a few days instead) - send me an email... Beck ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: Re:Listen > you get to put YOUR OWN self into the selection >process. True, it does destroy the whole of the album, but whose to >say you can't create other just as good moods youself by your own >programming? -j Yeh - you can, but it seems a little pointless to me. What I prefer to do is keep albums as albums and when I want to 'create' my own selection of stuff I make compilation tapes of all different tracks from different albums and different bands.....you get more interesting results that way.... >Much easier for the big corporations to control your mind through and >keep you where they want you. ......Control my mind? Nah - I don't think so...if 'big corporations' wanted to control my mind they'd probably just spike all the food and drink I buy...or something. On Thursday, 25 Jan 1996 Geoff Kleemola wrote: >I'm sure there are no corporations which have a hand at choosing the >order of soundgarden's songs I agree...I'm sure the band plays a very big part. It seems a bit silly otherwise. Beck ------------------------------ Subject: Re: you're stuck with me again.......thoughts on s From: "Matthew Paul Lawrence" > > TO>> TO>Hey, you wouldn't happen to be dissing the Violent Femmes, would > TO>> TO>you? Cuz that is not allowed. -j > TO>> > TO>> No. Of course not. They kick ass. I was just stating that I only > TO>> know two chords. > TO>Oh, ok. I thought you were trying to relate the two things. > > I don't do that much, but when I do, people usually miss it, so I > stopped. > > TO>Well, not really, but I like to say that so nobody > TO>> expects something cool from me. :) > TO>That is pretty cool to do sometimes. That's why i say i ATTEMPT to > TO>play guitar. > > Me too. But I'm really atempting. I'm ok, but I don't have the speed > I need to play some songs. That's why I like Soundgarden, because a > lot of their songs are slow enough that I can play them. Except > Drawing flies and Rusty Cage, and a few others I haven't even attemped > yet. By the way, does anyone have tabs for Drawing Flies? I thought I > knew it, but I was wrong. > > TO>> -And you can't fuck with the Violent Femmes. > TO>Nope. Nobody dare do that. > Drawing Flies: NORMAL TUNING (WOW) Play on the low E string: 3_0 0 0 0 3_0 0 6\5 0 0 0 or something.. This is more or less right, although I'm not sure how to write the timing.. You can work that out.. Also pull-offs from the 3rd fret make it a lot easier to pick :) OK the other couple of riffs: A---------------5--9--7- E-3_0-0-0-0-5_7----7--5- And A--------------6---8-- E-3_0-0-0-3_0-5---7--- The last two chords are a bit dodgy, I'm not sure I've got those right, but it seems to sound best like that.. (Unless I've put them on the wrong frets..) Hope that's enough :) Matt ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Kerrang and stuff From: "Matthew Paul Lawrence" > > Hey, interesting.....well sort of .....this week's issue of that > horribly tabloid(but I buy it anyway!!) mag Kerrang! has this thing > in its news section about Soundgarden with quotes from an 'Internet > press conference' which they say was last week...except they have > Chris joking about when he goes through his 'Phil Collins stage', > talking about kd Lang and claiming to have nicked Jerry Garcia's > finger (the headline on the front of the mag is 'Soundgarden steal > dead man's finger')...anyway, the quotes are exacly the same as > those found in the mtv online sesh(I think it was the mtv one) - > which was not last week... > This means that either That reminds me of when I was reading Melody Maker about the CD+ and it was saying that it had a cover of a Jerry Garcia song on it calles "finger" HAHAHAHAHA.. They know nothing!! > 1. Chris Cornell is a robot whose speech can be programmed word for > word and somebody programmed an already-used set of word > 2. Kerrang! have, as usual, got their facts wrong. Again! > btw, they also said that the new album was hopefully expected in > Spring...which means that, according to the reports I've heard, it > could appaer at any bloody time! Errr.. Which one could it be? I'll have to think about that one.. I thought Kerrang!!!!!!!! COuld never get their facts wrong abut ANYTHING. > oh well...hope it's soon anyway. Hope they come to England as > well...grrrrrr )(*(*&&^^$stlg%stlg"&^stlg&%!! can't wait.... That would be SO cool.. Last time they were here I missed them (except for Reading but that doesn't count) but I got a bootleg of their show at the Brixton Academy.. And it fucking ROCKED!! They opened with Jesus Christ Pose and things just got better from there :) Matt ------------------------------ From: Tonerkins@aol.com Subject: Kim the hairless wonder! In a message dated 96-01-25 23:59:05 EST, lovedog@txdirect.net (mauricio) writes: >has anyone ever seen kim without his "jesus christ pose" beard? The "Screaming Life" Book A chronicle of the Seattle Music Scene with photographs by Charles Peterson has a picture of Soundgarden in 1985. Kim is beardless and his hair appears to be fairly short. There is also a beardless Kim picture in the other Soundgarden Book "New Metal Crown" by Chris Nickson. He just looks like a young Indian dude. Now he looks like a mystical Indian dude that plays a mean ass guitar!! T ------------------------------ From: MAYOR McCHEESE Subject: Re: Help!!!! Hey Geoff!!!! Luckily I didn't own Fresh Deadly Rarities when I was up there, since that would mean I did loose it. But I have never owned it. I own Stolen Prayers. If FDR (not Franklin Delaware Roosevelt either) rocks half as much as Stolen Prayers I'll be happy. Cheesin, Aaron ps. I'm coming up to Canada again in February for a weekend, maybe see ya there, you have to hear Hiro Yamamoto's new band "Truly" (if you already haven't). ============================================================================== *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: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Blargh. TO>> (Covers, blah) TO>> If they did it all at the same time, they would REALLY kick ass. TO>Yeah, but then all the MTV heads would be all disappointed cuz they TO>didn't hear bhs. They could do covers of Pearl Jam songs. That way, Soundgarden would prove that they are a much better band (like they haven't done that yet, but anyway...), and the MTV junkies could get their Pearl Jam. TO>> Yeah, you're right. but that's why you get a friend who kicks ass at TO>> drums to play in your band, so he wouldn't leave because of his loyalty TO>> to friends. Oh well...it's a nice thought anyway. TO>Well, i only have one friend who is a drummer, and he is already in a band. Oh well. You waited too long, I guess. TO>> That's ok. I need a dose of reality every once and a while. TO>What's reality mean? It's REALLY expensive, but I hear it fucks you up pretty good. TO>> Yeah. And I could be the bass player. :) I could jump around like a TO>> monkey like Ben does. But then again, I'd also have to play. Oh well, TO>> nevermind. TO>I've seen it done before. And the guy kicked ass on bass. By the way, TO>if i do start that cover band, i want to call it "Walking the devil's dog". TO>Well, until the next episode. -j How about Carrying his groceries? Nothingman -I fell on Black Days. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: hairy bush! LO>has anyone ever seen kim without his "jesus christ pose" beard? There's suppose to be a picture of him without it in that Screaming Life book. I looked all through it, but I couldn't find it. I looked at it in a store, so I may have overlooked it. But I know someone said it was there. that would be a hell of an incentive to buy it. Nothingman -"How to grow a Bitchin' Beard" by Kim Thayil.... ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: This isn't faith No More anymore... FO>Chris rules =) I guess he skateboards, too.. He does all those really FO>awesome sports that I would love to participate in but re too scared of FO>broken bones =) That would be so cool if he skateboarded too. I love to skateboard...and mountain bike. Wow. Wouldn't that be cool. A day of snowboarding, mountain biking, and skateboarding, followed by an evening of him playing me songs that he has never released. Sounds like a date to me, but I'm straight. I would hope he is..... ;) FO>I'd LOVE to jam with him sometime... play some Loud Love FO>or maybe Blind Dogs or something.. I'm drewling at the thought... hehe.. FO>or just hang out with him, watch some Golden Girls reruns.. He seems FO>like a fun guy.. fungi? Fungi? Only if his wife is nasty. :) Nothingman -Light a roman candle and hold it in your hand. ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: almost live I think I actually might have that episode on tape somewhere, but more importantly, The Kids In The Hall is my favorite television show of all time and I was really pissed when they quit making them. Curt On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Kate Mercier wrote: > I remember seeing Kim Thayil on Almost Live a couple years back. Doing > the lame list. Wasn't that Almost Live, anyway? And, I've never seen > Cornell on Ben Stiller, but if anyone sees it: RECORD IT! Comedy > Central. Home of my favorite thing in the world, the Kids in the Hall > show. And yes, I'm hardcore with them, too. I've been watching them > since the CBC. :-) > > kisses, Kate (welcome back Carolyn the Master Fellator) (it's a loke :-) > ------------------------------ From: "Mercyhurst Prep Library" Subject: Re: Web, er somethin'... > On 25 Jan 96 at 18:52, rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > > > ME>This has no relevance to SG really, but i would like to know how to go > > ME>about creating my own Web page tha would probably have some SG stuff on > > ME>it. What should i buy to guide me? Can i download i program to help me > > ME>create it, and if so, from where? Any sound advice or book suggestions? > > ME>Thanks > > > > I've been interested about this lately too. If anyone sends him > > anything about it, it would be greatly appreciated if you sent it to me > > too. :) Thanks. > > > > > > Nothingman > > -It's the end of the world, and Elvis is dead. > > > I know there were 2 messages this morning about web sites, and I can > only find this one! So, whoever else that was who asked, i apologize! > > This may be of some help, then again maybe not, b/c it'll depend on if > youcan find this thing. I went to the huge Barnes & Noble bookstore in > my town and found among all the computer related mags a publication > from Englad called ".net the internet magazine ". I paid like $5.95 > for it, and what you want is the January 96 issue, b/c it comes w/ a > free book _How to Make Light of HTML_. Haven't had a chance to really > sit and read it, but it claims it's easy to do a page. Also, you folks > who are interested, you have a great resource right at your beck and > call, and I'm referring to Seth! Talk to him about it! He's even > offering his talents to me--check http://www.sgi.net/syzygy to see what > I mean. > Hope that was of some help! later...deb > > > /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ > Mercyhurst Preparatory School > Keeping you connected in 1995! > /\/\/\/\/\(C)1995TMK/\/\/\/\/\/\ > > /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ Mercyhurst Preparatory School Keeping you connected in 1995! /\/\/\/\/\(C)1995TMK/\/\/\/\/\/\ ------------------------------ From: "Mercyhurst Prep Library" Subject: Re: wallets and seasons > On 23 Jan 96 at 13:13, Kate Mercier wrote: > > > I think that Chris making a wallet really isn't all that bizarre. He's > > in a studio for god's sake. I'ts boring sometimes. I think it > > symbolizes and respresents that he's making a wallets out of duct-tape, > > presumably to hold his money and credit cards and pictures of me. Does > > it have to mean anything more? > > > > About seasons... I've always sang it as: > > > > Summer nights and long warm days > > starving as the old moon falls > > and the mirror shows another face > > another place to hide it all... > > > > but who knows, maybe I'm on crack. > > Love, Kate > > > I have to agree with Kate on this! Why indeed does something that > Chris Cornell does HAVE to have some deep, hidden meaning? Does not > this article also say that it's JUST something he's done every time > they've made an album???????? Come on, folks, he's just a guy who > makes music, he's no god. Sometimes the discussions that delve into > hidden meanings of things remind me very strongly of YES fans who > dissect every movement that fake Jon Anderson makes! Which reminds > me--CC is a YES fan. > > later...deb > > > /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ > Mercyhurst Preparatory School > Keeping you connected in 1995! > /\/\/\/\/\(C)1995TMK/\/\/\/\/\/\ > > /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ Mercyhurst Preparatory School Keeping you connected in 1995! /\/\/\/\/\(C)1995TMK/\/\/\/\/\/\ ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: hairy bush! RC>LO>has anyone ever seen kim without his "jesus christ pose" beard? RC>There's suppose to be a picture of him without it in that Screaming RC>Life book. I looked all through it, but I couldn't find it. I looked RC>at it in a store, so I may have overlooked it. But I know someone said RC>it was there. that would be a hell of an incentive to buy it. RC> RC> RC>Nothingman RC> RC> -"How to grow a Bitchin' Beard" by Kim Thayil.... It is in there.. it's a lil picture, I'm not home at the moment, so when I get home I'll look for the page, I rmember someone else wanted to know what's on the Crown of Thorns bootleg, I'll post that when I get home, too. Foreshocks ------------------------------ From: "Jennifer L. York" Subject: Re: Ummm..stuff > > Um....what's up with SG and the Satanic influence? As evidenced by songs ___________________________________________________________________________ I think its more of a joke/sarcasm thing. Of course they don't worship satan (imho). There is a local band here in E'ville that says "this is a song about the devil" before every song because its funny and they like to make fun of satan bands. I don't think there needs to be any kind of moral investigation> done. Of course I can't speak for sg and I don't know why I'm even writing about this. (probably because I never get any mail :( . O r maybe I'm just a fool) Anyway, my point is its beyond me why anyone would even consider the idea that soundgarden worships or even believes in the devil (or god for that matter, but who's to say they don't? ) I think that most bands who talk about satan do it to: 1) call attention to an otherwise suck ass band (I have one in mind, but I don't want to start a war), 1.5).Call attention to an already wonderful band (w.zombie) 2).Serve satan, our master (kidding) 3) Say something, joking, sarcastic, or political about religion/satanism. (i.e. sg) 4) Inspire futile debates on mailing lists. This is the opinion part: No they don't worship the devil. No they are not religious at all. Maybe even athiest (Kim). Maybe I'm wrong. jennifer ___________________________________________________________________________ "I'm not a witch, I'm a love technician.." (tee hee, Madonna) @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ ____________________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Kim the hairless wonder! I believe there was an early picure of the band in the Rolling Stone with Chris on the cover. (last year??) In the picture, Kim is very young looking and very clean shaven, if I am not mistaken. I'm not sure if Seth has that one in the pictures archive, but I've got the magazine here at home. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Fri, 26 Jan 1996 Tonerkins@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 96-01-25 23:59:05 EST, lovedog@txdirect.net (mauricio) > writes: > > >has anyone ever seen kim without his "jesus christ pose" beard? > > The "Screaming Life" Book A chronicle of the Seattle Music Scene with > photographs by Charles Peterson has a picture of Soundgarden in 1985. Kim is > beardless and his hair appears to be fairly short. There is also a beardless > Kim picture in the other Soundgarden Book "New Metal Crown" by Chris Nickson. > He just looks like a young Indian dude. Now he looks like a mystical Indian > dude that plays a mean ass guitar!! T > ------------------------------ From: swr@acsu.buffalo.edu (Steven Russell Jr.) here's an article from today issue of Addicted to Noise music news of the world: http://www.addict.com/ATN - ---------------------------------------------------------------- Home Alive Hits The Road; But Where Are The Stars? Eddie, where are ya? Soundgarden? Presidents of the United States? Anybody home? So where are the big stars? That's what we want to know. The Home Alive benefit shows are, as ATN previously reported, planned in three cities: Seattle, San Francisco and New York. Two shows in Seattle will be free, while there will be a cover charge for the shows in San Francisco and New York. The money that these shows clear will be deposited into a bank account, and held for organizations that (like Home Alive) will create free self-defense programs for women. The money will be held for one year, and if no one comes forward to create the organization, the money will be donated to women's shelters in the communities where the shows are taking place. The point is that the money made from the shows will not be going to the mother organization in Seattle, and instead will be used to inspire other community-based organizations. The Seattle shows will be held at the world-famous Moe's. On February 16: Viva, Catfood, Maria Mabra, Los Hornets, Michael Nichols (spoken word) Posies, Christien Storm, (spoken word) and Dancing French Liberals of '48. February 17: John Shaw, North American Bison, Christen Kosmas (spoken word ) Gretta Harley, Skin Horse. Martha Linehan spoken, Green Apple Quick Step, Tamara Paris, (spoken word) and Love Battery. The San Francisco show will be held on February 28, featuring: Christdriver, Natalie Jacobson (spoken word), Alison I. Murchie, Tribe 8, Seven Year Bitch, and Jello Biafra (spoken word). The New York shows will be held on March 1 and 2, and so far there is no word on the line-up. We're surprised--perhaps shocked is a better word-- that some of the name acts that appear on the Home Alive CD including Soundgarden, Joan Jett, the Presidents of the United States of America and Pearl Jam aren't booked for at least one of the shows. According to a spokesman for Jett, she wasn't even asked. We went so far as asking if our elusive friends Pearl Jam would make an appearance, since we had heard from a number of usually (very) reliable sources that they would be there with bells on, but a spokesman for the band said, "If Pearl Jam does show up it'll be virtually unannounced, and no one will know about it until the last moment." Steve - - swr@acsu.buffalo.edu - - http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~swr - - SG Web Alliance ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: hairy bush! Okey, I just got home and I'll post these... The picture of Kim Thayil without a beard in the Screaming Life book is on the page right before the two-page "Green River Shakes The Ditto Tavern" spread, it's in the lower left. The songs on the Crown of Thorns bootleg: Searching With My Good Eye Closed Hands All Over Drawing Flies Room A Thousand Years Wide Gun Flower Little Joe Big Dumb Sex Face Pollution Rusty Cage Outshined Incessant Mace Mind Riot Beyond the Wheel Into The Void Jesus Christ Pose Somewhere Slaves and Bulldozers also for the record, I just got my Inflatable Soule tape. It's pretty good. Kinda reminds me of the Matterbabies, if anyone's ever heard of them. My friend and my drummer's uncle (Dan Castle) was in that band. ------------------------------ Subject: ms sampler and altavista From: seth Found the following on the Web: - ---------- Microsoft's Sampler! Our Sampler Preview includes some of the hottest bands around! Bands like "Sky Cries Mary" (currently on tour!) and Randy Newman, John Coltrane, Soundgarden, Ali Farka and Ry Cooder, Pat Metheny, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Sarah McLachlan. With a selection like that, the Microsoft sampler has great music for everyone! Be sure to look for the new releases from Alice in Chains and Toad the Wet Sprocket, too!. - ---------- Anyone know anything about this sampler? Also, if you really want to go blind, you can search for "soundgarden" using the Alta Vista search engine (www.altavista.digital.com), which puts Lycos and WebCrawler to shame; it returned roughly 5000 hits from the search I did. seth ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: This isn't faith No More anymore... FO>I don't think Susan's nasty, and if I could hang out with Chris all day, FO>I could die ecstatic.. =) She looks pretty good from the pictures I've seen. That would rule sitting around chatting with Chris, and even the rest of the band can be there. :) Nothingman -Then we could find out the REAL gossip.... ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: Ummm..stuff JY> 1) call attention to an otherwise suck ass band JY> (I have one in mind, but I don't want to start a JY> war), Aww...come on, start one. You know you want to. :) I think thisone applies to about every death metal band. JY> 1.5).Call attention to an already wonderful band (w.zombie) YES!!! White Zombie rules. Except that Satan thing. JY> 2).Serve satan, our master (kidding) Danzig. JY> 3) Say something, joking, sarcastic, or political JY> about religion/satanism. (i.e. sg) Soundgarden, Alice in Chains (what are these guys anyway? Does anyone know, while we're on the subject?). JY> 4) Inspire futile debates on mailing lists. I think Soundgarden has done a hell of a job for this one. And not just religion either. They are so mysterious about everything. I guess that's why we love 'em. I am on a They Might Be Giants list, and they don't have conversations anything like ours. I like ours much better though. Those other people are just boring...and mean. I like the people here. You guys are nice, and put up with all my shit. :) JY> This is the opinion part: JY> No they don't worship the devil. No they are not religious at JY>all. Maybe even athiest (Kim). Maybe I'm wrong. I think Chris is pretty religious. I mean, he used to be catholic, but not that kinda religious...if you know what I mean. I think he believes in God (from interviews I've read, and a lot of his songs...why would he write Jesus Christ Pose, and defend the crucifix if he didn't?), and probably the devil. I don't know whether he follows God (in his own way, probably, if he does), or just believes in Him. I dunno....just a thought. Nothingman -Wooden Jesus, can I be saved? I spent all my money on a future grave. ------------------------------ From: Maurizio Rossetti Subject: Reading95 Hey guys! Any of you was at Reading this summer?!!! Just while Chris & co were playing I had some trips over the other guys hand by hand (what's the name for that? "stage diving" ????!!!!) Maybe you remember about me, cause I was the only asshole doing that while wearing the bagsack. Anyway I had great fun.......'t was the first time for me!!! ****************************************************************************** Any other witness of that fucking event?!!!!!! Maurizio ------------------------------ From: Maurizio Rossetti Subject: Re: T-shirts in Holland ? On Sat, 27 Jan 1996, Maurizio Rossetti wrote: > > > On Mon, 22 Jan 1996, Walter Foppen wrote: > > > > One that has a question mark on the front and says soundgarden on the > > > back. A tie dye badmotorfinger shirt. > > > Damned.. I really want > that one.. Does anybody knows if this one is > available in Holland ? > Somewhere ?.. > > >Did anyone else see Soungarden at the Reading (U.K.) > Festival last year ?? > > >They cancelled their '94 appearance due to > Chris having vocal problems, and > >I was just wondering what the general > opinion of the set was ? > > >They seemed to me to be a bit lacking in the > enthusiasm department (which > >isn't typical of their live show, very out > of character). > > > It was even worse on the Lowlands Festival.. They > just stood there played > some songs and left.. I was very disappointed > about that.. The parts of the > Reading Festival on MTV were more > interesting.. On the Pukkelpop Festival in > Belgium (which was the day > after the Lowlands Festival) they weren't good > either.. > > l8r.. > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > the killer in me is the killer in you.. > > billy corgan.. > > > --------------------------------------------------Walter--------------- > > Hi Walter! Were you at Reading 95 as well? Maybe. But I was there, and I > can tell you Sg were great. Maybe they were not very excited as you > probably want them to be, but they made a beautiful gig. I couldn't stop > poguing for a second! They were driving me dead from kicks and stuff! and > you dare to say they weren't good at any of those festivals? IT'S CRAZY!!! > You are a very unlucky guy, believe me! > > Maurizio ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 19] ***************************************