From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 1 Feb 1995 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Thu, 01 Feb 1996 23:18:47 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Thursday, 1 Feb 1995 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: the devil says... Re: Duct tape? arm yourselves Re: Cryin in my beer??? Re: Duct tape? The Snake Re:Kim not Chris Re: the devil says... Sap (Fwd) Re: Not a lot of shite! Re: being conservative sucks!!! Re: Not a lot of shite! this really wierd thing. ........ Re: Duct tape? Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 31 Jan 1995 -Reply Re: Duct tape? Re: Kim not Chris Duct tape? Re: Duct tape? ??? Re: Sap sg&fnm Music New 1/31/96 Re: Duct tape? boots does he own any shirts? Trivial Trivia Trivial Trivia - Ben dt, and more. Wellwater Conspiracy Re: Trivial Trivia The Great Duct Tape Debate boots Trivial Trivia The Great Duct Tape Debate corrosion ONE MORE TIME Re: crying in my beer (if I only had some right now) duct tape sg&fnm Trivial Trivia A little mistake...... and another thing...useless Trivia part 13627777 Re: boots KOTS----FNM calendar Re: boots New suscriber on here.. hello! Re: ONE MORE TIME Re: boots Trivial Trivia Re: boots what??? Hello!!! Duct and Cover Re: thanks for the support..... Re: and another thing...useless Trivia part 13627777 Re: duct tape Hello!!! Lollapalooza Confirmed!!! Re: Trivial Trivia re:hello kots re: sgfnm Saturday Morning palindrome anyone? Re: Hello!!! ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: the devil says... rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > > S3> I think they are just poking fun at those hair farmer bands that > S3>try to act all bad-ass and satanic. let's face it: 665-667 is a *joke* > S3>song. how can you not end up laughing when you find out what chris is > S3>singing? > > What is he singing? > > Nothingman > > -I guess I don't have an ear for, "AAIIIIYYY AAHHHHH HHEEYYY!!!" Chris is singing ( I did this in 16bit backwards) "Santa is my king, I help him on Christmas Eve, I love you Santa Baby" That's all I could really decipher, he repeats that acouple of times and says some other stuff that I can't understand. ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: Duct tape? Dan "Pop-tart" Hearsch wrote: > > i thought all duct tape was silver. i can't ever rmember seeing anything > called duct tape that was black. i've seen black electrical tape, but > that stuff is different then duct tape in a lot of ways, like you can't > just tear it, you have to cut it. and it's waterproof, which duct tape is > not. not that that diminishes in any way the fact that chris digs on the > duct, i just think the dufus in rolling stone doesn't know what duct tape > is, and chris is making wallets out of electrical tape or something. Yeah, its silver to match the color of the ducts. ------------------------------ Subject: arm yourselves From: seth war is imminent. this appeared on rec.music.gdead: - ---------- While looking around Tower DC yesterday, my roommate came across a CD single from Soundgarden called "Songs from the Superunknown". The last track on the disc is titles "Jerry Garcia's Finger". Has anyone heard this? Any comments? Jim - ---------- ------------------------------ From: "W.N. Foppen" Subject: Re: Cryin in my beer??? > On Mon, 29 Jan 1996 Tonerkins@aol.com wrote: >> I have a long time friend who has always had very similar musical taste >> except when it comes to Soundgarden. He was diagnosed with a terminal >> illness a year ago and says that SG is too morose and depressing. He >> needs to keep a PMA and all that gloomy music is not good for him. I >> know that Mr. Cornell is never going to be asked by Disney to write a >> Zip-a-dee do dah song for their next animated feature. I admit some >> of the lyrics are a bit on the gloom and doom side. But when I listen >> to the music I don't feel like I want to drink a bottle of vodka,empty >> the medicine cabinet, get the cat and drive my car into Lake >> Michigan!! What I'm wondering about, is SG a really depressing band >> but since I like them so much I don't see it that way? Does anyone >> else find them morose?? or have friends that do? - T >> > I think soundgarden can be a bit depressive and morose, yeah.. but the music is just so f***ing good, you can be happy when you listen too it.. Try letting your friend listen to Black Grape or something like that, that's just very jolly and good music.. - ------------------------------------- God is quick these days.. capt. E. Blackadder.. - ----------------------Walter--------- ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: Duct tape? I completely agree. When they say black duct tape, I am picturing black electrical tape. There could be black duct tape I suppose. Although typically I guess it would be silver to deflect energy (in ducts of course) In any case I want a Black-electrical/duct tape w3allet. >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, Dan "Pop-tart" Hearsch wrote: > i thought all duct tape was silver. i can't ever rmember seeing anything > called duct tape that was black. i've seen black electrical tape, but > that stuff is different then duct tape in a lot of ways, like you can't > just tear it, you have to cut it. and it's waterproof, which duct tape is > not. not that that diminishes in any way the fact that chris digs on the > duct, i just think the dufus in rolling stone doesn't know what duct tape > is, and chris is making wallets out of electrical tape or something. > ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: The Snake Get on the snake with a swarm of motor flies. What the hell? -Nothingman For those of you in the Pacific Northwest (or anyone with a decent map), isn't "The Snake" Chris is referring to in 'Get on the Snake' the actual name (not just a metaphor) of a river that slivers through/near Washington state? My heart's bleeding, I'm dying to leave. -Vikki ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: Re:Kim not Chris >Wasn't Kim the opera singer? I mean, the REALLY hairy opera singer? > nothingman > -EXIT STONEHENGE! EXIT STONEHENGE!!! He was Pavarotti, yeh (except they slimmed him down and sent him to India for a bit. Maybe......... Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: the devil says... > > I think they are just poking fun at those hair farmer bands that > try to act all bad-ass and satanic. let's face it: 665-667 is a *joke* > song. how can you not end up laughing when you find out what chris is > singing? > Are you refering to "Beyond the wheel" or the actual songs 665 and 667? If you're refering to BTW, I don't see how anyone could come away laughing from that song. Curt > as for black hole sun, I think that it's mostly about the > biblical judgement night sort of event, how he wants heaven to come and > wash away the rain. y'know, times are gone for honest men and far too > long for snakes? > > somms, on the other hand, is just a nifty palindrome :) > > ----------------------------------- > a thousand doors, a thousand lies > rooms a thousand years wide > ----------------------------------- > > ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: Sap Someone said something about Chris singing only at the end of ''Right Turn''....WRONG! He shares the bit at the start with Layne Staley...in fact if I remember correctly, his line starts 'I'm 'bout as low as I can get'...listen out for it, you'll recognise it when you hear it......... Of course, he does sing at the end too - but then you couldn't miss that.........it's a good song and a good album (esp. if you like AIC!!!).... Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: (Fwd) Re: Not a lot of shite! >Funny you should use that FNM quote at the end there, as I have seen FNM >and SG play Wembley Stadium supporting G'N'R a few years back. It was >the first time I had ever heard of Soundgarden and I thought they were a >bit good I was there too....and I was well impressed with Soundgarden and FNM and that my first Soundgarden experience......and I've been hooked ever since (but the embarrassing thing is that before Chris spoke I thought they were from Germany because of the 'garden' part of the name...) Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: Holland N B Subject: Re: being conservative sucks!!! On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, Vassilis Theoharis wrote: > Dear Cornell, > You definately sound like an ultra-religious person. > Dear fellow student Holland N B, > What's wrong with covering Charles Manson? > > > > I didn't realise there was anyone else from this uni on this list. I would not say I was ultra religious, although I do have certain beliefs. Anyway loadsa luck Nik! ------------------------------ From: Holland N B Subject: Re: Not a lot of shite! On Tue, 30 Jan 1996, R. Kingsnorth wrote: > > HERE WE GO !! ...Now, I relate this message to Soundgarden with > immense skill (Ahem) > > .....I'm going to see Smashing Pumpkins at Wembley Arena in May. But > I'm a tad disappointed that it's Wembley and not - wait for it - > Brixton (I always have to mention it cuz it's my fave venue).....If > SG ever play Wembley bloody arena I will be REALLY PISSED OFF... > ...long live smaller venues! > > Beck > ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM > > Funny you should use that FNM quote at the end there, as I have seen FNM and SG play Wembley Stadium supporting G'N'R a few years back. It was the first time I had ever heard of Soundgarden and I thought they were a bit good. Loadsa Luck Nik!!! ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: this really wierd thing. ........ This really weird thing... I dreamed last night that the Grim Reaper was after me but he didn't have a scythe. And when he caught up with me, he took his hood down and he was Chris Cornell..... what a nice death. anyway, this morning I goes to the lil' ole shop and gets Kerrang and lo and behold SG are in there . Psychic or what??! Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ps. the articl is an ''exclusive'' report on song titles for the new album but when you read it you will find that it's not very much ------------------------------ From: firebug@canuck.com Subject: Re: Duct tape? > I completely agree. When they say black duct tape, I am picturing black > electrical tape. There could be black duct tape I suppose. Although > typically I guess it would be silver to deflect energy (in ducts of > course) In any case I want a Black-electrical/duct tape w3allet. I was in a store the other day and there was black duct tape. There was also a bunch of other colors like red, blue, green, you get the picture, so he could have been making it with black duct tape. ------------------------------ From: Patricia DiMascio Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 31 Jan 1995 -Reply Today, I feel like I'm tight rope walking with 2 tonne shoes. Anybody else feel like that? I just can't seem to get a move on anything. My car stereo is damaged and I can't listen to any SG tapes. I just thought you might want to know that I saw SG live in Montreal at a small venue. It was after their release of BMF. Excellent show! Great acoustics!! Nice and pesonal like. Anybody out there see it? I also had the opportunity to meet all of the band except for Chris. He was the only one that would not come out of the tour bus (bummer). Kim wasn't very friendly, Matt and Ben are decent, down to earth guy's. I almost didn't recognize Matt. He was wearing a hat on backwards and I must say, looks good with his hair off his face. Stuck in Ottawa, Canada Patricia ------------------------------ From: curtis wayne swedran Subject: Re: Duct tape? God, I never in my wildest dreams thought the SG mailing list could get this exciting. I wonder if Chris also uses duct tape around his house to fix things that are broken, and if so, what color the duct tape is. On Wed, 31 Jan 1996 firebug@canuck.com wrote: > > I completely agree. When they say black duct tape, I am picturing black > > electrical tape. There could be black duct tape I suppose. Although > > typically I guess it would be silver to deflect energy (in ducts of > > course) In any case I want a Black-electrical/duct tape w3allet. > > I was in a store the other day and there was black duct tape. There was also a > bunch of other colors like red, blue, green, you get the picture, so he could > have been making it with black duct tape. > ------------------------------ From: "Jennifer L. York" Subject: Re: Kim not Chris > > Geez...this is how rumors get started. > 'Twas Kim that dated the opera singer. ___________________________________________________________________________ Wow, thanks for the correction. I'll try harder next time. Hey, didn't chris once say something about a sex change operation? Maybe he WAS the opera singer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH MY GOD [ ;) ] > > jenn - -I'm not your bitch don't hang your shit on me- ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Duct tape? BI>i thought all duct tape was silver. i can't ever rmember seeing anything BI>called duct tape that was black. i've seen black electrical tape, but BI>that stuff is different then duct tape in a lot of ways, like you can't BI>just tear it, you have to cut it. and it's waterproof, which duct tape is BI>not. not that that diminishes in any way the fact that chris digs on the BI>duct, i just think the dufus in rolling stone doesn't know what duct tape BI>is, and chris is making wallets out of electrical tape or something. Duct tape comes in a variety of colors and sizes now. Nothingman -Duct Tape...it's not just for breakfast anymore! ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: Duct tape? SW>duct tape as a fashion statement...go figure. BUT, a true furnace technicia SW>silver duct tape. It's tradition! Or a true snowboarder..... Nothingman -I'm more of a skier, but that's where the tradition started (in snow, anyway). ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: ??? What's this about a movie on the Seattle scene I hear? When does it come out, and will it be available to us or is it one of those things I have to look REALLY hard for? It kinda reminds me about the movie the Beavis & Butt-head guy is doing about my old hometown, "Welcome To Troy." A bunch of my friends are in it and my band is probably gonna be on the soundtrack. Oh, well. :) Foreshocks oh and to keep this related to Soundgarden... umm.... I can't. Sorry, but the Seattle movie thinge should have Soundgarden in it somewhere so it's kinda related.. in a way.. ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Sap From: "Matthew Paul Lawrence" > > Someone said something about Chris singing only at the end of ''Right > Turn''....WRONG! He shares the bit at the start with Layne > Staley...in fact if I remember correctly, his line starts 'I'm 'bout > as low as I can get'...listen out for it, you'll recognise it when > you hear it......... I thought that the "low as I can get" part was Chris on his own. Incidentally, I can't tell which of the other two people singing on that track is Mark Arm and which is Layne Stayley, I tend to think that it's Arm fitst and then Stayley after Chris (if memory serves).. But then I'm probably wrong :) > > Of course, he does sing at the end too - but then you couldn't miss > that.........it's a good song and a good album (esp. if you like > AIC!!!).... > Beck > ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM > ------------------------------ From: Kelly Christa Jones Subject: sg&fnm Wow. this message just reminded me of something..was that show sold on pay per view? Does anyone know? I seem to remember 2 of my friends and I chipping in to pay for it so we could see Axl (I was in 8th grade, forgive me, please). And I was just getting into Soundgarden so that was an added plus for me. I could probably call home and have my mom track down the tape for me. bye Kelly > > > > > Funny you should use that FNM quote at the end there, as I have seen FNM > and SG play Wembley Stadium supporting G'N'R a few years back. It was > the first time I had ever heard of Soundgarden and I thought they were a > bit good. > > Loadsa Luck Nik!!! > > ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: Music New 1/31/96 From the greatest source of music news in the world...Addicted to Noise. - -------------------------------------------------- Yes, that was Eddie Vedder who joined the Fastbacks last week on stage at the post premier party for Hype, the very cool film documenting the Northwest rock scene with live performances by Pearl Jam, Mudhoney, the Melvins, Nirvana, Love Battery, Seven Year Bitch, Seaweed, Soundgarden, and the Posies. Vedder sang "Leaving Home," the classic Holland/Dozier/Holland (for those who don't know, those were the guys who penned hit after hit for Motown in the '60s) chestnut "Leavin' Here." A live version of that very same song appears on the soon-to-be-released Home Alive compilation album. Vedder certainly does live a charmed life. Two weeks ago he went surfing, and last week, while in Park City, Utah to attend the premier of Hype, it was snow boarding. Vedder was joined at the Hype shindig by Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and his effervescent and successful wife/manager Susan Silver, who made an appearance at both the premier and the party which featured live music by the aforementioned Fastbacks. Said party was hosted by Sub Pop Records will put out the Hype soundtrack this Spring. The connection Vedder and Cornell have to Hype, besides the obvious, is that the film was co-produced by Lisa Dutton, who is the owner of Moe's Mo' Roc' N Cafe--the very in-crowd Seattle night club where anyone who's anyone goes to see and be seen. Moe's is also the permanent home of "Jim Rose's Sideshow Museum." Dutton and photo/gallery owner "Spike" drove what they called the "Hypemobile" to Park City, Utah for the festivities. What the Hypemobile really is, is a gutted mobile home filled with Seattle paraphernalia. Dutton is a well-documented pack rat. For instance Courtney Love's push-up bra is encased in plastic for posterity as is one of Chris Cornell's curly locks as well as some unmentionables from Mother Love Bone, the first band that Pearl Jam manager Kelly Curtis ever handled. As for the Fastbacks, after Sundance, they go into the studio to record their first album in nearly two years, finally attempting to equal the excellent Answer The Phone Dummy. Guitarist Kurt Bloch will again produce, and promises some cameo appearances on the album by local luminaries. - --------------------------------------------------- BtW: My new imagemap is up and running!!! - -- Steve - - swr@acsu.buffalo.edu - - http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~swr - - SG Web Alliance ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: Re: Duct tape? firebug@canuck.com wrote: > > > I completely agree. When they say black duct tape, I am picturing black > > electrical tape. There could be black duct tape I suppose. Although > > typically I guess it would be silver to deflect energy (in ducts of > > course) In any case I want a Black-electrical/duct tape w3allet. > > I was in a store the other day and there was black duct tape. There was also a > bunch of other colors like red, blue, green, you get the picture, so he could > have been making it with black duct tape. That's so you can hold up the different colored fenders on your Pacer. You wouldnt want the duct tape to clash with the lime green color of your pacer and the rust color of your fender. duct tape as a fashion statement...go figure. BUT, a true furnace technician would only use silver duct tape. It's tradition! - -- Steve - - swr@acsu.buffalo.edu - - http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~swr - - SG Web Alliance ------------------------------ From: Tony Dawe Subject: boots sorry to put this here, but i don't know where else. couls someone, or many ppl, send me a list of PJ bootlegs they have that they would sell me for cheap. (copies or the actual cd) also there is a picture in circus that has chris topless, and it looks like he has big breasts! \|/ \\// \|/ \|/ \\// \|/ \|/ \\// \|/ \\ (0o) // \\ (o0) // \\ (0o) // ***************************************************************************** Tony Dawe gbf2033@infonet.st-johns.nf.ca smashingpumpkinsgarbagesoundgardensilverchairholeliveourladypeacepearljam moistageofelectricmatthewsweetjimihendrixmarilynmansonradioheadtragicalyhip stonerosesweezertripingdasiesevercleartheoffspringfoofightersteaparty THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE ***********************************TM***************************************** *Can Someone Please Give Me The Lyrics To The Song "Macarena" By Los Del Mar?* *(In English, A Translation Of Sorts) *Thank-You!* ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: does he own any shirts? One of the messages I read today reminded me of a few years ago. When I first started to listening to SG, I swore that Chris didn't own any shirts. Everywhere I aw him, he was topless: LTL cover, LTLive video, videos for Loud Love, Hands All Over. It wasn't until the JCP video came out until I saw him with a shirt, but even there it is open at the front, and it's only during the opening of the video. Then both Outshined videos Did anyone else notice this? >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Trivial Trivia The much discussed duct tape (and my interest in the topic) has got me thinking that we need a project to fill the void between now and the Spring release of the new CD. The following is the beginning of a link for Seth's page (perhaps?) that I call Trivial Trivia -- the minuscule things we have discussed/read/heard/concluded about SG that dedicated and stir-crazy SG fans would care to know about. The distorted/altered Superunknown cover photo (the 'Screaming Elf' as known to veteran SOMMS list members), is actually a collage of all four SG members. In an early interview in The Rocket, a local Seattle paper and the first publication SG appeared on the cover of, CC listed the following as the first albums that creatively and emotionally kicked his ass. Killing Joke - 'Killing Joke' Alice Cooper - 'Billion Dollar Babies' Meat Puppets - 'Meat Puppets II' "Come on, we LIKE IT ALL" = Yes, we beat this one to death. This IS what Chris is saying in Spoonman. Discovery Park in Seattle is where the 'Hunger Strike' video was filmed -- lighthouse, beach and all. I believe the park is about a 20 minute walk from where CC grew up on Jones St. (can anyone confirm). Corey (Deb informed us) is a puppy that died of parvo virus that Chris dedicated SG's Self Pollution Radio set to. Like Suicide (CC explained) is about a bird that tragically flew into his house and broke its neck. CC was in his basement trying to write lyrics and heard the impact. Although he was expecting a burglar, he instead encountered the beautiful creature and subsequently crushed its skull with a brick to stop it from suffering. 665-667 contains a hidden message recorded backwards on the track. Chris MacKenzie tells us CC is singing "Santa is my king, I help him on Christmas Eve, I love you Santa Baby". Reminder: if you jumble the letters in the name Santa you can come up with Satan. SG humor -- gotta luv it. Matt does lead vocals on one song on the official 'Attack of the Killer Tomatoes' soundtrack. Kim (Deb informed us) does the vocals on Exit Stonehenge. Knights of the Soundtable - There is usually confusion with respect to the cost of joining SG's official fanclub. $2 will get you a flyer regarding merchandise. $8 will make you a member of the fanclub and you will receive a welcome package with a band bio, picture, and other goodies. Inflatable Soule is a fairly new and very talented band with Peter Cornell (Chris's brother) and Suzy and Katy Cornell (yep, sisters) in the lineup. Sound = nothing like SG (more anyone?) Vikki ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Trivial Trivia - Ben Ah yes, how could I forget to include our beloved and disturbed Ben. As determined by the fortunate few who have stood their ground within, oh say, the first 15 layers of people at SG performances -- Ben has more saliva per spit than any other human being on the concert going planet. Vikki :) ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: dt, and more. Well, i have to put in my own duct tape experience. I have a pair of shoes, namely nike flights, that i have had since 7th grade. And today i still wear these delapanated shoes. For playing basketball outside and stuff. The one thing that has kept these shoes together for so long has been-you guessed it, duct tape. Now, to get this related to music. Does anyone else think that the current idea of chord-chord-rest in modern rock songs today is gonna get old fast? Or will it be like postpunk and stick around? I mean, Toadies, Green Day, and someone else i can't remember are using this idea throughout their entire songs on the radio. In green day's case, you hear the intro and you think "this song is gonna rock" And then the only thing that changes are that the other instruments come in and it stays that way for most of the song. That gets boring. In the Toadies case, they intersperse the rests with some other ideas that make the song rock. And now to relate this to soundgarden. Does anyone thing that soundgarden will conform to this trend of chord-chord-rest? i hope not. They already have a song that starts out chord-different chord-second chord again-rest, but that's only in the intro, and no other band would think of the tuning they use to play that song. Ok, i'll stop babbling now. -j p.s. anyone think that at time c.o.c.'s music sounds vaguely like something you might hear from soundgarden? ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Wellwater Conspiracy There was some talk previously about Hater and how Matt Cameron sings on "Sad McBain." I have a Wellwater Conspiracy 7" in which Ben Shepherd sings lead vocals on both tracks, Matt Cameron plays drums. WWC also contains Hater/Monster Magnet member John Paul McBain. They have put out 3 7"s so far, the most common one is only limited to 1000 copies, I highly recommend this band. ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: Re: Trivial Trivia On Wed, 31 Jan 1996 ansel@morgan.com wrote: > The much discussed duct tape (and my interest in the topic) Duct tape is a very important topic. Since Chris uses it to make wallets when he is recording an album...It just adds to the allure. I refuse to believe that there is multi-colored duct tape. I've been to the hardware stores. I know the difference between a phillips head and a regular screwdriver. There is no red/green/blue duct tape. It is the figment of someone's overimagination. My school address is on my web page. Prove It! > has got me thinking that we need a project to fill the void > between now and the Spring release of the new CD. The > following is the beginning of a link for Seth's page > (perhaps?) that I call Trivial Trivia -- the minuscule > things we have discussed/read/heard/concluded about SG that > dedicated and stir-crazy SG fans would care to know about. This is like the inside of a football huddle. The coach is yelling at you (hehe..think of seth and his cries of "soundgarden, soundgarden, soundgarden") because you're losing to the west side posies by 21. You should be concentrating on the game and your position. But no! Your worried who's buying the beer after the game? Will your car take the corners at 80 after billy jimbob worked on the suspension. You want to know will sally and bill get married because sally is pregnant? Of course, you start talking about the (shotgun) wedding reception...what band will be playing, what kind of beer will be served? All very important stuff! But trivial as it relates to your present condition. > Killing Joke - 'Killing Joke' > Alice Cooper - 'Billion Dollar Babies' > Meat Puppets - 'Meat Puppets II' I pulled out my early 80's goth albums. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures, The Cure - self title Bauhaus etc. early SG never really started sounding like sabbath till badmofi. Though there were parts of ultramega that are pure sabbath...it's still pretty punk/goth oriented. They were really influenced by these early goth legends. Listen to the demo for "Missing", early 80's goth! "Hunted Down", same thing Can anyone else hear the similarities? > "Come on, we LIKE IT ALL" = Yes, we beat this one to death. > This IS what Chris is saying in Spoonman. you mean it's not: "come on - let's play some golf"? :-) 'cuse me that would be a hootie thing. > Matt does lead vocals on one song on the official 'Attack of > the Killer Tomatoes' soundtrack. huh? > Kim (Deb informed us) does the vocals on Exit Stonehenge. that's a hell of a 'chris immitation' he's doing if that's true. what's up with chris saying "matt" right at the end? Would that signify that it's matt's turn to __________? > Knights of the Soundtable - There is usually confusion with > respect to the cost of joining SG's official fanclub. $2 > will get you a flyer regarding merchandise. $8 will make > you a member of the fanclub and you will receive a welcome > package with a band bio, picture, and other goodies. did you know that the cost is $10 bucks for people not living in the US? > Inflatable Soule is a fairly new and very talented band with > Peter Cornell (Chris's brother) and Suzy and Katy Cornell > (yep, sisters) in the lineup. Sound = nothing like SG they were mentioned in a 92 spin article where they said they sounded folk'y. > (more anyone?) ------------------------------ From: Cornell Subject: The Great Duct Tape Debate Umm....I use duct tape on my hats (the back part). And i don't think being a snowborder has anything to do w/using duct tape. In all my years of skiing and snowboarding, I've never seen a snowboarder use duct tape on him or herself. I've never seen the SG video, but it sounds like the duct tape shorts would look pretty cool. Guess I'm gonna break out those Rusty shorts with the chocolate stain on 'em and go to work! 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: boots GB>also there is a picture in circus that has chris topless, and it looks GB>like he has big breasts! There are a lot of pictures of Chris topless, and a lot of them are in Circus magazine, and in most of them it looks like he has big breats. I think the reason is because he has big breasts. He HAS to workout. I mean...just look at him. And his stomach....GEEZ! You could wash clothes on that thing. I have breast envy. Nothingman -And stomach envy for that matter. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Trivial Trivia AN> following is the beginning of a link for Seth's page AN> (perhaps?) that I call Trivial Trivia -- the minuscule AN> things we have discussed/read/heard/concluded about SG that AN> dedicated and stir-crazy SG fans would care to know about. This'll be fun. ;) Kinda like the band names. What name did that person decide, anyway? Ok, I'll add some. Here goes... Even though Chris wears a fork and bracelets, he is NOT gay, nor is he bisexual. He is just happily married to Susan Silver. Chris Cornell says that his fork means, "The end of the world as we know it." or something like that. Chris snowboards, as does Eddie Vedder, but we still don't know how good they are. Hater is a band that Ben Shepherd and Matt Cameron was in. Matt sings on Sad McBain. Truly is a band with Soundgarden's original bass player, Hiro Yamamoto. Jason Everman was a geek, and poor bass player, who played (breifly) with Soundgarden after Hiro left. Under Kim's beard, he is just Nothingman. Chris Cornell didn't own any shirts prior to Louder Than Love, and then didn't wear them much because it took him a while to get used to the feel of them. Chris Cornell likes silver duct tape, unless he's making a wallet, then he uses black. Chris Cornell has big breasts. Ben Shepherd likes to jump around a lot, especially when someone is filming him and planning to call it "Motorvision." Kim is an opera singer who dated Chris and gave him singing lessons. Soundgarden aren't Satanists, but they talk about Satan a lot. Kim hasn't always had a beard. It fell off once before a picture was taken of him. This picture is in the Screaming Life book, but Nothingman has not yet seen it, so he thinks Kim has had a beard since he was born. The music of Soundgarden is depressing and happy all at the same time. Soundgarden might be at Lollapaloza, but they might not. Moon Druid is a doof. He sent an unsubscribe message to the list, after constantly flaming others for the same thing. (It's ok, Moon, we forgive ya) People who unsubscribe to the list should be shot, except Moon Druid, because he will be returning. Old people like Soundgarden too. Whoever doesn't like Soundgarden should be shot. Ok, so they all aren't TOTALLY true, and others don't have anything to do with Soundgarden (they do, but in a weird, twisted way), but I had fun writing them. :) Nothingman -A bird hitting my house's like suicide. ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: The Great Duct Tape Debate ME>Umm....I use duct tape on my hats (the back part). And i don't think ME>being a snowborder has anything to do w/using duct tape. In all my years ME>of skiing and snowboarding, I've never seen a snowboarder use duct tape ME>on him or herself. Sure it does. Just look at any of your local ski bums. They have duct tape holding their pants together, their gloves, and occasionally the tips of their skis. Snowboarders usually only have duct tape on their gloves, though. they don't get those nasty edge cuts on the sides of their pants. At least this is what I have noticed throughout my years of skiing/snowboarding. Maybe it's just a regional thing. Nothingman -I have a pair of shoes (fish-heads from the '70s) held together by duct tape. -I wear these to the slopes. ------------------------------ From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" Subject: corrosion the only reason i ever bought corrosion of conformity is because every time i ever saw SG live, chris was wearing a corrosion shirt. i think chris really likes them a lot........ ------------------------------ From: "Joseph A. Burnett" Subject: ONE MORE TIME well, as the lovely people of somms continue to discuss great brass bands, and mindlessly say "YEAH DAVE MATTHEWS.......PLAY ANTS MARCHING!!!!!" I will one more time try to enlighten the people of this group. out there, near some of you, is and incredible live performance heading your direction.........brass and all.......BOOGIESHOES i know that they're going to be in places like colorado, utah, and oklahoma.....of the hundreds of people on this list, someone has to care. someone has to want to put away louder than love for a nite and see a kick ass show.......for the exact dates, check http://www.mcs.net/~novoarts/home.html but, of course, i'm sure my pleas (or friendly advice) will be overlooked to discuss the significance of cornell's goatee in his relationship with courtney love's dog, but i'm pretty sure some of you (moon druid, urbano, chicka, nothingman, or whoever else seems to know what they're talking about) will take a look at the website.......oh by the way #3 is the most prominent hit song on CD's..........fuck it i'm going to get hammered....bye - -Big joe ps BOOGIESHOES, if anyone cares, which you obviously dont ------------------------------ From: btimlake@nwu.edu (Benjamin Timberlake) Subject: Re: crying in my beer (if I only had some right now) >When I'm depressed, I listen to it (usually Superunknown...or Mind >Riot), get more depressed, and somehow feel better. When I'm happy, I >turn it up as loud as it will go, and I scream along with it while I >dance around. It's all kinds-of-moods music. > > >Nothingman > > -I've been caught in a mind riot. I've just got to reiterate my love for this song. This is the best angry/depressed song that exists. My favorite part (this is another Chris-voice thing again, BTW) is the second time he sings "pouring down wind." I also like the lyrics "candle was burnin' yesterday/like somebody's best friend died." Another of my favorite angry songs is "Lost For Words" by Pink Floyd. That is all. - Ben Benjamin Timberlake I will show you fear Northwestern University in a handful of dust. btimlake@nwu.edu - T.S. Eliot, "The Wasteland" "You get your chance to try in the twinkling of an eye - eighty years with luck or even less." - Pink Floyd, 'Free Four' ------------------------------ From: btimlake@nwu.edu (Benjamin Timberlake) Subject: duct tape >I suggest we look even deeper into the true meaning of the duct tape. >Find out what it's inner symbolicism suggests. Duct tape is fantastic. It can be used for anything. It burns well (huh huh, FIRE! FIRE!) Plus, MacGuyver used it, like, every five minutes. Chris is just this basic utilitarian guy and duct tape is sort of representative of him and can fill a lot of his basic needs. Maybe that's how he lost all his hair. Just wrapped his head in duct tape and then ripped it all off. Maybe not. - Ben Benjamin Timberlake --------P O U R I N G Northwestern University --------D O W N btimlake@nwu.edu --------W I N D "You get your chance to try in the twinkling of an eye - eighty years with luck or even less." - Pink Floyd, 'Free Four' ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: sg&fnm >Wow. this message just reminded me of something..was that show sold on >pay per view? Does anyone know? ...........what is pay per view? Anyone? Is it a tv thing?? God, you lot have soooooo much telly to choose from!!!!! I wanna be an American toooooo... Hey, I think CC has loverly breasts, and that washboard 6-pack stomach....even I'm envious of those breasts and I'm a girl..... Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: Trivial Trivia . >Even though Chris wears a fork and bracelets, he is NOT gay, nor is he >bisexual. .........I think that blokes who wear jewellery like that look cool. >Truly is a band with Soundgarden's original bass player, Hiro Yamamoto. .........and they're good! >Jason Everman was a geek, and poor bass player, who played (breifly) >with Soundgarden after Hiro left. .......and he's in the navy now(according to Kerrang) >Chris Cornell didn't own any shirts prior to Louder Than Love, and then >didn't wear them much because it took him a while to get used to the >feel of them. ......yeh, that's because he was actually raised in the jungle by wolves and they didn't agree with the wearing of clothes. Do wolves live in the jungle?Probably not. >Ben Shepherd likes to jump around a lot, especially when someone is >filming him and planning to call it "Motorvision." ........Actually I think he is made of elastic. Or something very stretchy anyway.... AND....................................................... Kim appears on the Presidents of the USA track 'Naked and Famous' . Ok, I know it's a pretty well-known fact, but it's the best I could do today (it is very early in the morning. Sort of). and also........ English people are like neanderthals who never hear Soundgarden on the radio (only Michael bloody Jackson) and who have to look VERY hard to get a copy of Motorvision........ Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: A little mistake...... I just remembered something that friend did over the summer. He said it was 'a little mistake'.... But I'd call it a big, hairy, sweaty, stinking mistake... He had a friend who was in some way connected to the Reading Festival, and this friend said that he could get my friend a couple of backstage passes for one night. So, I was planning to pester him to choose the Sunday (the day that Soundgarden were on) and he had to ring this bloke the day before we went....... Anyway, the DOPEY GIT forgot, so I missed out on a golden opportunity - I could've MET the band, and a whole lot of other people too (Neil Young!) .....and the bloke gave the backstage passes to his brother....I bet he went and met Bjork or someone stupid like that.................... Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: "R. Kingsnorth" Subject: and another thing...useless Trivia part 13627777 Matt Caneron looks like Tom Petty. Or does Tom Petty look like Matt Cameron? Where is Tom Petty? Maybe he has had major plastic surgery. Maybe he IS Matt Cameron Maybe not........ Beck ''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: Re: boots Yeah, I was going to mention the same thing, Nothingman. If you see him in JCP, Motorvision, or Singles, he looks like a greek god. But of course I don't know what he looks like now, since he got used to those things we call shirts. Does anyone know if he works out? I shouldn't even ask that question - He HAS to work out. I'll bet Chris could bench press any band around - except maybe TAD or Meatloaf. I'd love to work out with him sometime. That would be cool, except I love to listen to SG when I'm working out, so I wonder if he would mind. ;) >>>-------------------------------> Geoff Kleemola gkleemol@io.uwinnipeg.ca U of Winnipeg Psychology student http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~gkleemol <-------------------------------<<< On Thu, 1 Feb 1996 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > GB>also there is a picture in circus that has chris topless, and it looks > GB>like he has big breasts! > > There are a lot of pictures of Chris topless, and a lot of them are in > Circus magazine, and in most of them it looks like he has big breats. > I think the reason is because he has big breasts. He HAS to workout. > I mean...just look at him. And his stomach....GEEZ! You could wash > clothes on that thing. I have breast envy. > > > Nothingman > > -And stomach envy for that matter. > ------------------------------ From: Vassilis Theoharis Subject: KOTS----FNM calendar Is anyone in the KNIGHTS OF THE SOUNDTABLE fun club? Please discuss about it 'cause I think it sucks! The 80% of what I received for the last two years (and I didn't received too much) was completely useless, pointless, silly and profit-intensive. TO WHOMEVER IS INTERESTED IN THE FAITH NO MORE CALENDAR WHICH INCLUDES KIM THAYIL: the address that exists on the faulty calendar is: Oliver Books, unit 16-18, Wimbledon, Stadium Business Centre, Riverside Road, London SW17 0BA. ------------------------------ From: alisa brozena Subject: Re: boots He does work out because you should see all his muscles on January's picture of my calender. On 1 Feb 1996 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > GB>also there is a picture in circus that has chris topless, and it looks > GB>like he has big breasts! > > There are a lot of pictures of Chris topless, and a lot of them are in > Circus magazine, and in most of them it looks like he has big breats. > I think the reason is because he has big breasts. He HAS to workout. > I mean...just look at him. And his stomach....GEEZ! You could wash > clothes on that thing. I have breast envy. > > > Nothingman > > -And stomach envy for that matter. > ------------------------------ From: "Welly (Alastair Moore)" Subject: New suscriber on here.. hello! Hello! I've been on here for about 3 days (well, been getting mail from this even).. and I've not contributed anything yet.. so i'll just say a few things.. Up until about 1993 I always thought grunge (sorry) was a bit boring, but when i first listened to my mates copy of superunknown, I went out and bought louder than love and badmotorfinger about 20 minutes later.. since then, I reckon I must have listen to all the SG albums about 1000 times each! Soundgarden rare just out of this world!! they're basically my no. 2 band, with the doors being no. 1. Anyway, since then, I've seen soundgarden once (my only opportunity) at the Reading festival (95).. and although I've read messages about them not being as good as they've been, I was still totally in awe of actually seeing them at last. When they played "searching with my good eye closed", i couldn't believe it! it was heavy as fuck!! compared with the album version, it was something else! so i'm really into that song right now.. So what can you all tell me about soundgarden? All I know about them is they're from seattle and thats about it.. I THINK i've got all their albums (fopp, screaming life, superunknown, badmotorfinger, louder than love, ultramega ok), and I understand they were on some late 80s compilation album.. any idea about this? I basically want to get anything I can about SG as possible. Well, bye for now! Just out of interest, is there anyone from England on here? In particular any rock chicks? :) Welly " It's always funny until someone gets hurt .... /======----- . .. . -----======\ welly@io.com / cm-a.j.moore@tees.ac.uk \======----- . .. . -----======/ .... And then it's just hilarious! " (Oh yea, I like FNM too) ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: Re: ONE MORE TIME Do you play in BOOGIESHOES? - -j ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: boots GK>Yeah, I was going to mention the same thing, Nothingman. If you see him GK>in JCP, Motorvision, or Singles, he looks like a greek god. Just give him a bread and a white cloth to go around him, and he's set. GK>course I don't know what he looks like now, since he got used to those GK>things we call shirts. Does anyone know if he works out? I shouldn't GK>even ask that question - He HAS to work out. I'll bet Chris could bench GK>press any band around - except maybe TAD or Meatloaf. And Blues Traveler. Damn, I'll bet he couldn't even budge the lead singer. GK>I'd love to work out with him sometime. So you're one of those burly muscle men? I was gonna do that once, but I decided it took too much energy. :) GK>That would be cool, except I love to listen to SG GK>when I'm working out, so I wonder if he would mind. ;) I thought of that the other day as I was singing along to Loud Love in my car. I thought, "What if Chris Cornell was in the passenger seat? Would he turn it off, tell me I suck, or just sing along?" Now I realize that he'd just beat the hell outta me and steal my car. Nothingman -I wonder if he sings along to himself when he drives? ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Trivial Trivia RK>>Even though Chris wears a fork and bracelets, he is NOT gay, nor is he RK>>bisexual. RK>.........I think that blokes who wear jewellery like that look cool. Wow. I'm cool. :) RK>>Jason Everman was a geek, and poor bass player, who played (breifly) RK>>with Soundgarden after Hiro left. RK>.......and he's in the navy now(according to Kerrang) Probably with less hair. RK>>Chris Cornell didn't own any shirts prior to Louder Than Love, and then RK>>didn't wear them much because it took him a while to get used to the RK>>feel of them. RK>......yeh, that's because he was actually raised in the jungle by RK>wolves and they didn't agree with the wearing of clothes. Do wolves RK>live in the jungle?Probably not. So that's where the story "The Jungle Book" came from. Or was he Tarzan? It would explain the big breasts and washboard stomach, with all that vine swinging. RK>>Ben Shepherd likes to jump around a lot, especially when someone is RK>>filming him and planning to call it "Motorvision." RK>........Actually I think he is made of elastic. Or something very RK>stretchy anyway.... He's Gumby! Nothingman -Does anyone know what kinda car Chris has? ------------------------------ From: rc@gcc.cc.md.us Subject: Re: boots ME>Aww, Nothingman, we love you just the way you are! That's good. Cause I'm NEVER going to unsubscribe!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA(evil bad guy laughter)HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Nothingman -Ok, so I'm never going to unsubscibe to SAPERL@MIT.EDU...only the list. ;) ------------------------------ From: lovedog@txdirect.net (mauricio) Subject: what??? i heard that the members of soundgarden where doing porno with the girls from L7..... ------------------------------ From: Chris Dawg Subject: Hello!!! Been gone a long time. Well, it seems that there are a lot of new faces in the crowd, so let's throw out an old topic of discussion...what are your 3 favorite SG tunes? They can be covers, anything, just PLEASE a) don't put in more that five SPECIFICS (that takes the fun out of it) and b) don't go on with your five favorites of every band you knew existed. Remember, this is a Soundgarden list!!! I'd be happy to tally them up and let you guys know what the popular vote tells us (using a 5 point for 1st, 4 for 2nd, etc.) rating system. Remember also to send them to somms@mit.edu, not the journal address. This could make Seth send out another warning. (BTW Seth, the picture is soon on the way!!!) It would be cool to hear from oldies as well as new members!!! If that question doesn't satisfy you, how about this: If SG had contributed to the "Saturday Morning: Cartoon's Greatest Hits" collection (which, by the way, rocks if you lived for Saturday morning like I did in the 70's and 80's) what song would they do? Love, peace and hairgrease--Chris Dawg ------------------------------ From: Tonerkins@aol.com Subject: Duct and Cover In a message dated 96-02-01 10:57:02 EST, btimlake@nwu.edu (Benjamin Timberlake) writes: >Duct tape is fantastic. It can be used for anything Household hint: I was selling a house and the downspout came away from the gutter. Good ol grey duct tape held it up thru showings and an inspection. I wonder if the new owner has found it yet! Since Chris problay owns a house by now. Maybe we could all chip in and buy he and Susan a case of duct tape for a belated housewrapping present. As far as Chris not wearing a shirt maybe he's proud of his breasties!!!! - T ------------------------------ From: "B. Kinser" Subject: Re: thanks for the support..... On 29 Jan 1996 rc@gcc.cc.md.us wrote: > CA>However, much as I like your postings and fun humour and all, I must say you > CA>disappointed me greatly when you wrote: > > CA>About Drawing Flies - > CA>>Yeah, the intro sucks, but after you get past that, it's freakin' > CA>>awesome. And that bass solo kicks ass too. The intro to Rusty Cage > CA>>kinda sucks too. But it's awesome on Motorvision. Motorvision is the > CA>>shiznit. Now I just need the Loud Love video (I can't remember what > CA>>it's called). > CA>The intro to Rusty Cage is {as you would say} "freakin' awsome" !!!!!!!! > CA>That's my favourite SG song and I really can't believe you don't like it. > CA>Being the first song on bmf, that intro really got me into the whole album - > CA>I loved it all from the first listen. In stereo that intro is wonderful - > CA>so pacy, and I love the way it goes from side to side. So you have me > CA>intrigued...........what don't you like about the intro? > > I love Rusty Cage, but I don't like the intro. The guitar after the > intro is just so cool that I can't wait through the whole intro to hear > it. So I fast forward to it. It's a good intro to introduce the song, > but after you know what's gonna happen, you don't really need that > anymore. Like when people were talking about the mood created by the > way the tracks are placed on an album. After you listen to the whole > album a couple hundred times, you know what mood the songs are > creating, and you can create your own mood. > By the way, Savatage is a band that relies on the tracks being in a > cretain order too. they have an album called Streets: A Rock Opera. > It goes in a certain order to go with the story that comes with it. > And their other albums are like that too, especially their newest one, > Handful Of Rain. It has a lot of reacurring themes throughout the > album that you miss if you skip some, and that you get sick of if you > skip others. I'm not saying everyone should listen to every album all > te way through, but sometimes it helps. Sometimes I can't decide what > I wanna listen to, and then I love my random button (I have a 6 CD > changer). > Wow. helluva tangent. > > CA>And one last by the way, I have the Loud Love video (called Louder Than > CA>Live) - bought it while on my holidays, in fact! > > Wow. Is it as good as Motorvision? > > Nothingman > > -Looking up at Heaven through the bottom of a glass. > If you want, here's something you can try. If your stereo has surround sound (dolby pro logic preferably), turn off all the speakers except for the rear and play Rusty Cage. It has the guitar just fine, but when Chris starts singing its just the "scream" from the begining of each line of the first verse. It sounds pretty cool with just the scream and no vocals. BK ------------------------------ From: buddha@dmv.com (by way of buddha@dmv.com) Subject: Re: and another thing...useless Trivia part 13627777 Matt Cameron looks like David Spade(or vice versa), Ben Shepard looks like Lyle Lovett(or vice versa), When Chris had long hair he looked like the devil(or vice versa) and last but not least Kim Thayil with no beard looks like a dork! Later Buddha >Matt Caneron looks like Tom Petty. >Or does Tom Petty look like Matt Cameron? >Where is Tom Petty? >Maybe he has had major plastic surgery. >Maybe he IS Matt Cameron >Maybe not........ >Beck >''Do you often sing or whistle just for fun?'' - FNM > ------------------------------ From: toybox Subject: Re: duct tape > >I suggest we look even deeper into the true meaning of the duct tape. > >Find out what it's inner symbolicism suggests. > > Duct tape is fantastic. It can be used for anything. Yeah! It burns well (huh > huh, FIRE! FIRE!) Fire is cool. > Plus, MacGuyver used it, like, every five minutes. Yeah and McGuyver is the king of all. There is no one i would rather have with me if i were tied up and about to be thrown into a river with my feet dipped in cement. McGuyver would like break the knot and duct tape the cement to the bridge so the guys couldn't throw me off. And of course, the duct tape would hold. because duct tape rules. > Chris is just this basic utilitarian guy and duct tape is sort of > representative of him and can fill a lot of his basic needs. Yeah, and he can play so many instruments and duct tape does so many things...Maybe he uses duct tape on his guitars as well. I think Kim uses duct tape in concert to identify what wierd tuning each of the guitars he uses is in. Nah, he probably just knows. > Maybe that's how he lost all his hair. Just wrapped his head in duct tape > and then ripped it all off. Actually, this is a good thought. I think this is the way it happened. And now he's trying to grow his hair back. But he likes duct tape so much that it destroying his hair was forgiven by him. Or maybe the silver kind destroyed his hair, so now he hates that, and that's why he uses black duct tape (even though i have never seen such a thing--i've seen electrical tape in EVERY color, though) to make those wallets out of. > Maybe not. And one more thing. To all you UK people talking about all the shite on MC&IS, where is the shite at? Is it mainly located on the second cd? Because i haven't listened to the second cd yet. I have only listened to the first one and almost all of the songs kick major ass. Or are you uk people afraid of ballads and slow songs? Old well. I don't mean to stereotype, but this is the way it seems to me. -j "Believe in the resolute urgency of now" ------------------------------ From: foreshocks@bbs.cowland.com Subject: Hello!!! Ok, my three favorite Soundgarden songs.. DAMN that's a hard one... ok... I'm gonna try... Christi (or Kristy or Khrystie or Kristi or however the hell it's spelled) Fresh Tendrils Rusty Cage!!!!! (this has always been a favorite of mine) I love all of Soundgarden's songs, it's so DAMN hard to pick ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Lollapalooza Confirmed!!! I just spoke with Silver Management -- they tell me that Soundgarden have committed to appearing on this summer's Lollapalooza tour!!! Vikki :) ------------------------------ From: Chris Mackenzie Subject: Re: Trivial Trivia Steven Russell Jr. wrote: > that's a hell of a 'chris immitation' he's doing if that's true. what's up > with chris saying "matt" right at the end? Would that signify that it's > matt's turn to __________? I always thought he said "That?", as if he was asking the producer or engineer if it was a good take. ------------------------------ Subject: re:hello From: nephend@usa.pipeline.com (nancy e phend) Three favorite Soundgarden songs: 1) Jesus Christ Pose 2) Fell on Black Days 3) Searching With My Good Eye Closed (Live) 3a) Also have to include 'Seasons by Chris Cornell' (sorry) nephend ------------------------------ From: Kelly Christa Jones Subject: kots The fan club isn't -that- bad. YOu didn't like all the posters and stickers and band info. that you got initially? What do you expect them to do? send you backstage passes to every show? On Thu, 1 Feb 1996, Vassilis Theoharis wrote: > Is anyone in the KNIGHTS OF THE SOUNDTABLE fun club? Please discuss about it > 'cause I think it sucks! The 80% of what I received for the last two years (and I > didn't received too much) was completely useless, pointless, silly and > profit-intensive. > TO WHOMEVER IS INTERESTED IN THE FAITH NO MORE CALENDAR WHICH > INCLUDES KIM THAYIL: the address that exists on the faulty calendar is: Oliver > Books, unit 16-18, Wimbledon, Stadium Business Centre, Riverside Road, London > SW17 0BA. > > > > ------------------------------ Subject: re: sgfnm From: nephend@usa.pipeline.com (nancy e phend) Someone asked about the Pay Per View (PPV) event Soundgarden was on and what PPV was. PPV is a service if you have cable that they show special events (concerts, sporting events, etc.) for an additional fee of $10-$40. Soundgarden was the backup band for Guns and Roses (GNR) in a June 1992 PPV event. GNR had guest stars Lenny Kravits, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. Soundgarden was on less than an hour but the entire show was approximately three hours long. Soundgarden was excellent of course. Most of the songs they played were from Badmotofinger. Hope this answers your questions. P.S. Wouldn't it be great if Soundgarden did a PPV concert where they were the main band? nephend ------------------------------ From: Kelly Christa Jones Subject: Saturday Morning How bout Transformers? (Although I think that would be a little later than the other songs on that CD...but what about Ren and Stimpy), or The Smurfs! Ahh...wouldn't -that- be a riot? The Muppet Show? True, it wasn't on Saturday mornings, but hey, who cares? bye Kelly > If that question doesn't satisfy you, how about this: If SG had contributed > to the "Saturday Morning: Cartoon's Greatest Hits" collection (which, by the > way, rocks if you lived for Saturday morning like I did in the 70's and 80's) > what song would they do? > > Love, peace and hairgrease--Chris Dawg > ------------------------------ From: jjevans@direct.ca (justine evans) Subject: palindrome anyone? i just have to say that somms is teh coolest palindrome in the world. . . plus a really cool album. . .my friend has a copy[yes i know, oh so unfair] and i get to listen to it. . . oh, to foreshocks: if you get one for nothingman, you've got to get one for everybody else. . . or at least me. if your a smelly lil fart to chris, i'll cry too bescause i think that means that i'm somewhere between a smelly lil fart and a, sigh, i. must. say. it. hootie fan [that's pretty damn low. . . ] and, i gotta agree with nothingman and that other sonic child on the Eddie vs Chris thing, they are both amazing. on the singles soundtrack the order is breath and then seasons, i listen to those two for like an hour everyday, and drown and would?. and nearly lost you. and may this be love? and birth ritual and chloe dancer/crown of thorns and state of love and trust and overblown. yeah, pretty much the whole thing. who is paul westerberg? should i know this? by the way, all mail to jevans@smus.bc.ca this address doesn't work yet for some reason. . . Justine[never knew the rules?] ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: Re: Hello!!! On Thu, 1 Feb 1996, Chris Dawg wrote: > If that question doesn't satisfy you, how about this: If SG had contributed > to the "Saturday Morning: Cartoon's Greatest Hits" collection (which, by the > way, rocks if you lived for Saturday morning like I did in the 70's and 80's) > what song would they do? The entire SM cartoon collection is the anti-garden! And I love it. It's beyond syrap and sugary coated pop songs. Check out Matthew Sweet's version of Scooby Doo! or the nothing but the frosting on the beater sounds of "Sugar Sugar" from mary lou lord! The only song I was dissapointed with was Sublime's version of my FAVE cartoon EVER _Hong Kong Phooey_!!!! They turned a cheesey disco song into a reggae dancehall thing. As for SG, I can see them ending a set in say '88-'89..with the crunching guitar riffs of "The Tra La La Song (One Banana Two Banana)"...which would of course segue into Sub Pop Rock City with chris going into his dialogue about being on the road for a very long time (laugh, if you've heard S>P Rock City (live)!!!...you'll know what I'm talking about)... Chris would fall into the drum set screaming "I've got one banana! I've got one banana!"..under the monotonous drone of Kim's feedback! miami, eh...one word for ya...BOBCATS!!! steve - - swr@acsu.buffalo.edu - - http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~swr - - SG Web Alliance ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 23] ***************************************