From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Friday, 2 Aug 1996 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Fri, 02 Aug 1996 01:39:23 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Friday, 2 Aug 1996 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: opening act Unplugged? SG internet chat sg and johnny, rumbling in the bronx... Join the Song of the Month Club! Re: AIc unplugged, SG uplugged, it's all really silly Re: AIc unplugged, SG uplugged, it's all really silly shyster settlement offer Re: shyster Re: opening act covers lawsuit and sugar and tunes, oh my!!! big hubby rental... Re: New thread. Soundgarden has covered other artists many times in their career. fuckingassholepalooza part II (minimal sg content) hootchie girls and the bidding starts at $100 Re: hootchie girls And this too! parents just don't understand bidding, hootchie, welcome back.. RE: New thread. Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 30 Jul 1996 Re: TShirts Song of the Month. Re: shyster my SG unplugged set list Re: Unplugged? *blush* $200. Whoa!! Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 1 Aug 1996 Re: $200. Whoa!! and you stare at me... RE: SG opener Another (not as good) Gorge Review Re: and you stare at me... Re: $200. Whoa!! Oh my Lord! CC and EV together *again* :-) SOLD! to the village idiot... Re: CC and EV together *again* :-) Re: New thread. New T-Shirt Idea Re: New T-Shirt Idea everybody else is doing it so why can't I? questions Re: everybody else is doing it so why can't I? RE: Concert ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "stella" Subject: opening act Damn whoever said hater should go on tour with sg, that sounds like an awesome idea. but that would probably be really tiring for matt and ben....opening with a few songs for hater, and then going back to play for sg. Truly would be cool too but do you think Hiro would feel weird opening for them? I think PJ Harvey would be cool too. Has anyone heard Eddie Vedder's wife's band? I think they're called Hubbercraft...But I'm not sure...are they any good? anyways theres this dude on the web, (he calls himself Yogi but don't let that scare you off ), who's selling his music on his homepage. Actually he's giving out free samples, so i signed up to get one. i finally got it a few days ago. His music is actually pretty cool. I think he would be really cool opening for sg. To me he sounds a lot like mike patton from Faith no more. if anyone wants the URL to his page, just ask. oh yeah i think he's from seattle too but that doesn't really matter does it. (stellar) "God I feel like a serial killer!" --Dave Sheridan ------------------------------ From: Mo Subject: Unplugged? I bet we could get Soundgarden to do an unplugged if we all put guns to our heads and threatened suicide if they didn't... or cry really loud... or... nevermind. Just speculating... :) Mo. ------------------------------ From: dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu Subject: SG internet chat Web Broadcasting, (a chat line) is hosting a Live at Lollapolooza chat on Friday...all main stage bands... the scheduled line up is as follows: 3:00 Joey Ramone 3:30 TBA 4:00 Screaming trees 4:30 Devo 5:00 SOUNDGARDEN!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5:30 psychotica (as if anyone cares) 6:00 TBA 6:30 Metallica the address is http://www.irsociety.com/wbs.html and you will need to register a handle there... and unfortuanatly, you cant access this room from aol accounts, dont ask me why, it just doesnt work.... DeeDee Dee Dee Bradshaw-Autry http://www.angelfire.com/pages1/deedee/index.html ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: sg and johnny, rumbling in the bronx... On Wed, 31 Jul 1996 targaz@primenet.com wrote: > see some dirty old geek in a bloody plaid shirt and torn jeans, I get > depressed,'' he told USA Today. ``I don't want to look like a car > mechanic.'' Rotten uses the words ``sad and worn out'' to describe the way > the members of bands like Soundgarden and Pearl Jam look. ``If that's an > image, grow up!'' he says. ``Where's your self-respect? Where's your love of self-respect? a challenge from johnny rotten? that makes me laugh. rotten sounds like he is either going for some media results through a blatant grab at controversy (who would listen to his opinion seriously anyway?) or has only seen some clip on tv while eating his mashed-up food with a spoon and has decided to base his knowledge of their music on that. as for his crack about the 'seattle image', maybe it isn't an image at all. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Candy Haun Subject: Join the Song of the Month Club! Just saw the new Song of the Month feature on the homepage. Love it! Bravo, Seth (and all the others who helped out)! What better choice for the first song of the month than JCP? Since it is the only song that credits all four members, it is fitting that if asked to pick the song that most defines that unique Soundgarden sound, I would have to say Jesus Christ Pose. I consider it one of their finest efforts. Just wanted an excuse to post something before leaving tomorrow afternoon for a week. I miss the list more every time I have to be away! Must figure out a way to take my computer on vacation with me. Candy PS does anyone know the name of the company that publishes the CD books? A guy who owns a record store here is interested in stocking them and wanted some info. I thought I remembered seeing the name in a post not too long ago. ------------------------------ From: Q McCallum Subject: Re: AIc unplugged, SG uplugged, it's all really silly : they wouldn't show the songs WE would like to hear, : they'd (Mtv) probably make them play BHS over and over again... True enough, I'm sure MTV would encourage the band to play their "radio hits," but I suspect the band would have the most say on what they'd play that night. C'mon, what about the Nirvana Unplugged performance? THey did a fair share of cover tunes and random stuff. As for their sound, there are a lot of Soundgarden songs that would work in an acoustic setting. EVen the ones that have a lot of power & distortion could be stripped down for a more dramatic, emotional effect. WHo knows? -Sure, I doubt they'll open with "Jesus Christ Pose," but that's another story... :) ____________________________________ qmccallu@midway.uchicago.edu http://sushi.uchicago.edu/~q-mccallum [use Netscape v2 for best results] ------------------------------ Subject: Re: AIc unplugged, SG uplugged, it's all really silly From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >True enough, I'm sure MTV would encourage the band to play their "radio >hits," but I suspect the band would have the most say on what they'd play >that night. I don't think MTV would censor any of SG songs now.. If you watched any of the Unplugged shows the artist look as if they were playing the songs they wanted to. I can't imagine "Hole's" Ms. Love (yuck) would let anyone tell her what and what not to play. Same for Pearl Jam or Nirvana.. So I think SG would have the pick of the songs they wanted. >WHo knows? -Sure, I doubt they'll open with "Jesus Christ Pose," but >that's another story... :) Nope, I think they would close with it.. After Nirvana's "Heart Shaped Box" and Metallica's new video, don't you think the JCP video is tame. I'm sure MTV would use it now.. Can't you see it, the last note comes scratching and clawing from Chris's wonderful mouth, his shirt has been ripped off, he stands and stretches out his arms in the most dramatic and torture crucifixions pose. Beads of sweat run down his beautiful.....whoa don't go there. Females on this list are going to get strange reading stuff like that... On a different note... I managed to keep my eyes open for about 15 min. of the M2 last night. Dragged my butt home at 12:10 just to get a peek at it. But between the long work hours and the couple of "oh, lets get a few drinks before we head home", I was not able to stay awake long enough to get the full impact of it.. I saw straight set of videos (old, new, different formats). It was sort of like Alternative Nations. Is this what it's going to be?? Did anyone else bother to watch.. Stupid mentality putting it on in the middle of the week at midnight. But who am I? Village Idiot, accessible to all lies!!! Jamie So what else can you do with this CD, besides put syrup on it and eat it???? ------------------------------ From: Neuromute@aol.com Subject: shyster >Waiting For the Sun -- I feel Like an idiot, but where's this from? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, that was a bit more than I could take . . . COMING SOON, SOMMS@MI.EDU VS. STUPID IDIOT CROWD SUFING MOSH PIT FOOLS . . . Oh shit, let's just have the list thug fucking kill them . . .I've had it! FREE KIM THAYIL SOMMS@MIT.EDU (still the coolest quote ever) ------------------------------ From: Neuromute@aol.com Subject: settlement offer OK.....this is or initial settlement offer .. .are you listening Matt? MATT!!!! HEY! Allright, now that I have your attention . . . we psuedohaiku composing males will drop the lawsuit against Soundgarden on the condition that on Soudgarden's next stop in Dallas, Texas . . .and uuummm . . .Lincoln, Nebraska (Grote, you've got to move fucking SOMEWHERE! : )) Chris Cornell announces before launching into Searching With My Good Eye Closed, "this is for all you psuedohaiku composing devils out there". We will then file the necessary documentation to end any further litigious activity. Please respond personally by email in any of the following ways: 1. Brian, you are a badass . . . come to Seattle and work for Silver Management! 2.. Brian, you are pretty cool , let's hang out . . . 3. Brian, you are an idiot . . .just thought I'd take the time to tell you so . . . Basically, I will not be ignored. Any response from Matt Cameron will work, but lack of response willl be punished. Thank you very little. Brian G. Clark, Esq. ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: shyster On Thu, 1 Aug 1996 Neuromute@aol.com wrote: > > >Waiting For the Sun -- I feel Like an idiot, but where's this from? > > AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > Sorry, that was a bit more than I could take . . . no, brian... that's almost forgiveable! it was 'who are the ramones?' that should be sued. (and be glad you're not on the pearl jam list, where a few weeks ago it was 'who is pete townshend and why is he so important?' ) > COMING SOON, SOMMS@MI.EDU VS. STUPID IDIOT CROWD SUFING MOSH PIT FOOLS . . . > Oh shit, let's just have the list thug fucking kill them . . .I've had it! i'd rather lock them up on farms and force them to listen to stone temple pilots all day > FREE KIM THAYIL > SOMMS@MIT.EDU (still the coolest quote ever) hey! how about ATTRIBUTING that quote!!!!! ;-P - --caryn up early waiting for the cable person to fix the *&^% cable ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: opening act On Thu, 1 Aug 1996, stella wrote: > Has anyone heard Eddie Vedder's wife's band? I think they're > called Hubbercraft...But I'm not sure...are they any good? Beth Liebling's band is called Hovercraft. I think they're excellent... I'm one of the few people (it would seem) who go to see them because of that reason (and not because she's eddie's wife)... they do more performanced-based music... half-hour songs with film pieces running behind them... i think they'd be totally incompatible with sg, personally, not to mention the audience would probably throw shit at them. *sigh* [see carolyn?? i'm dissing *soundgarden* fans now, not just metallica fans...] - --caryn ------------------------------ From: infinite Subject: covers song i'd like to hear Sg play: Borracho...... that would be neat... It's from Mark Lanegan's second album does anyone know where i could find Screaming Trees tour dates, if any? (still upset for missing lolla) ------------------------------ From: jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu (grote) Subject: lawsuit and sugar and tunes, oh my!!! > > grote wrote: > >MORPHINE... (snip snip) > >BOB MOULD... (snip yet again) > brian wrote: > Grote, you kick ass . . . we will have similar cd's to share as we prepare > the big case music...just the thing to soothe...oh, i mean, SUE...the savage hootchie...heh heh heh... :) ah yes, the big case... (in my best raspy mad criminal voice) excellent...everything is proceeding according to plan...(turning in my eight-foot tall swivel chair and looking out my 30th-floor office window with a menacing look on my tortured brow while stroking my purebred persian cat, genghis, in my lap) the pieces are falling into place...SOON THE HOOTCHIES WILL CRUMBLE AT OUR FEET!!! THEIR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WILL BE OUR SLAVES!!! THE WORLD WILL BE OURS!!! WE'LL BE DISGUSTINGLY RICH BEYOND EVEN MY WILDEST DREAMS!!! (hearty, evil laughter enduring for 15 solid minutes) > BTW, Sugar no more? You live in Iowa and I live three hours from Austin, > Mould's adopted hometown, and you hear these things? I'm getting old > . . . just for the record (do we have a somms stenographer, by the way??? i think it may be necessary given our list-wide plunge into the legal arena) i'm a native NEBRASKA boy, not iowa. how insulting. i'll see you in court. (HA! KIDDING....i wouldn't stand a chance...nebraska and iowa are probably legally recognized as a single state...fuck, they might as well be..."on your left you see...corn...and if you'll look off to your right you'll get a nice view of...well, i guess...more corn...") let's put it behind us and move on...we have bigger hootchies to catch... well, i'm a particularly loyal sugar fan and i have a "fellow bob fan network" of sorts that i've met through e-mail and other means. the buzz since last fall is that bob is leaning toward solo performance (he already has an album out) and sugar is probably history, as a touring band anyway...film at 11...(hell, i'll cordially invite bob to play with us in our latest musical project...be on the lookout for lincoln, nebraska's own "china digs" or "zamboni," coming soon to a crusty venue near you if we can ever decide on a name... :) ) > ummm . . . sorry about the non SG content . . . uhhh, SOUNDGARDEN RULES!!! > huh, huh . . huh, huh . . . yea! PLAY SOME SKYNARD, MAN!! yeah, what he said. :) > - -- "Hey Brian, I'll buy you a Harley and let you kiss my wife if you drop me > from the suit . . ." Chris Cornell nice try, chris...but everyone knows if you hang with the hootchie you gotta pay the price... we'll keep you posted on just how lucrative that "price" will be...heh heh heh... > (Words not necessarily spoken in that order. The author of this post assumes > no responsibility for the accuracy of or attributions to any quoted material > herein. Any reader of this post, along with his/her/its respective heirs, > successors and/or asssigns agree to indemnify and hold harmless author for > any damages resulting from reliance on the representations contained herein. > This offer good for a limited time. Not valid in some states. Check your > local listings. Some restrictions apply) > *Now THAT is a fucking disclaimer!* *LOL* yes, it is...(god, you crack me up...it's going to be fun looting and pillaging hootchie bank accounts with you, man...) :) - -- ######################################################################## # GROTE!!!!! "I don't remember half the time # # If I'm hiding or I'm lost # # jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu But I'm on my way....." -Chris Cornell # ######################################################################## ------------------------------ From: jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu (grote) Subject: big hubby rental... DEE DEE- nice to hear you've got a "big hubby" to protect you and your rock and roll lifestyle in those nasty lolla mosh pits... but hey...don't make your hubby-sharing proposal exclusive to the ladies on the list...us passive sensitive middle-sized guy types need our share of protection as well. i'll bid $100 for him to watch over me at the upcoming cracker show here next month... :) waiting for a reply... later... - -- ######################################################################## # GROTE!!!!! "I don't remember half the time # # If I'm hiding or I'm lost # # jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu But I'm on my way....." -Chris Cornell # ######################################################################## ------------------------------ Subject: Re: New thread. From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >Soundgarden has covered other artists many times in their career. What songs >would you want to see SG cover, and why? "Heaven" - Inflatable Soule I want to hear Chris do a love song and "Heaven" is the best. "Love Hurts" - Nazareth (sp) Because it does. Because I have always liked this song. Just because - told you Village Idiot is in full swing today... "Light My Fire" - Doors Chris has come closer to writing lyrics to the style of Jim better than anyone else has. I just think he can give any Door's song the same feel that Jim did.. "Moby Dick" - Led Zep Just to see Matt handle the drums.. I have seen Bonzo do a 20 min. solo with this song, I have never seen a drummer work the drums like he did since. Jamie Go see it and see for yourself why you shouldn't see it. ------------------------------ From: Enrique Olavarria Subject: Soundgarden has covered other artists many times in their career. >Soundgarden has covered other artists many times in their career. What songs >would you want to see SG cover, and why? Black Sabbath "Tomorrow's Dream" Led Zeppelin "Out on the Tiles" Joy Division "She's Lost Control" Black Flag "Drinking & Driving" Motorhead "Ace of Spades" SOMMS VOL.II? it would be nice. when i first heard the black sabbath song i thought it sounded like black sabbath covering soundgarden :). The Zeppelin song is great and would sound even better done by soundgarden. i would love to hear Matt add some cool stuff to "She's Lost Control" and Chris singing "Drink, Drive" :). The last track on this new somms would be a classic metal song (yeah i still like metal). ace of spades, the ace of spades. thank you very much. enrique. ------------------------------ From: "Kazam Ali" Subject: fuckingassholepalooza part II (minimal sg content) Caryn, Thanks so much for an awesome review of the Gorge Concert!!...As someone else had mentioned, I felt like I was right there watching! All the details that you gave are going to help me tomorrow when I go to the San Jose Lolla. Can't wait for those pictures! Bravo! Kazam ------------------------------ From: dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu Subject: hootchie girls What exactly is a hootchie girl anyway???? Dee Dee Bradshaw-Autry http://www.angelfire.com/pages1/deedee/index.html ------------------------------ From: dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu Subject: and the bidding starts at $100 Grote.. you are the high bidder so far... going once...??? Dee Dee Bradshaw-Autry http://www.angelfire.com/pages1/deedee/index.html ------------------------------ Subject: Re: hootchie girls From: tonerkin@usa.pipeline.com (Tonerkin) On Aug 01, 1996 13:08:07, 'dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu' wrote: >What exactly is a hootchie girl anyway???? Didn't your mama ever tell you what a hootchie girl was????? I think it's something about pierced body parts, tattoos and obsessing and/ or acting upon those obsessions about the opposite sex!!! :-) BTW: for anyone who gives a shit I am back from the land of Cheeseheads! toni ------------------------------ Subject: And this too! From: tonerkin@usa.pipeline.com (Tonerkin) And I forgot to add it's always a good idea to keep those Hootchie girls away from your big hunky hubby!!!! t ------------------------------ From: spierce@ties.k12.mn.us (Sandy Pierce) Subject: parents just don't understand my mother just told me that i need some more interests (other than soundgarden) and that i should write to other people (other than soundgarden fans). this is sad. i always thought she was supportive of my soundgarden addiction, but now i know the truth. :( amanda "...and I want all the leaders of the third world to answer to me, I want to be king, I want to be king. So maybe now the pope will bow and kiss my ring, I want to be king." power trip,c. cornell ------------------------------ Subject: bidding, hootchie, welcome back.. From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) >Grote.. you are the high bidder so far... >going once...??? Whoa, just what are all the duties of this "Man". I could use a nice big guy for mosh pit protections. From all the stories, the pits were ugly, and if SG tours this way in the winter I'll need some more help. For you that have been to both Lolla and solo tours, are the pits worst at Lolla? >What exactly is a hootchie girl anyway???? >Didn't your mama ever tell you what a hootchie girl was????? I think >it's something about pierced body parts, tattoos and obsessing and/ or >acting upon those obsessions about the opposite sex!!! :-) >BTW: for anyone who gives a shit I am back from the land of Cheeseheads! >toni Yea, there an older hootchie in VA that cares. One correction all hootchies don't have tattoos - yet.. :-) >And I forgot to add it's always a good idea to keep those Hootchie girls >away from your big hunky hubby!!!! toni Awww Toni, it's just for protection!!! I bid $200... Jamie We're overpaying him, but he's worth it. ------------------------------ From: Greg Fox Subject: RE: New thread. #Soundgarden has covered other artists many times in their career. What songs #would you want to see SG cover, and why? #Personally, I would like to see them do "Walk With Me" by The Tea Party. #Every time I listen to that song I imagine that Chris would sound REALLY good #singing it. The vocals in the song just seem to fit his singing style. Yes, yes yes!! That would be incredible to hear CC do "Walk With Me". How about Soundgarden and Tea Party playing some of the Tea Party songs together? hris Cornell and Jeff Marten harmonizing on some songs. That would be cool. You could get the Tea Party members to play their exotic stuff, and SG members to do their regular stuff. That would be awesome. #Tea Party opening. Yeah, that would be way cool. Later all. Greg ------------------------------ From: Mayor McCheese Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 30 Jul 1996 On Wed, 31 Jul 1996 jsk@tiac.net wrote: > Aloha sommsters and sommettes- > remember correctly (it's been so long now...) the graphic had a specific > nostalgic label gun (did those have a name?) look to it that another font > couldn't possibly compare to... >sigh< I so MUCH agree with this. That font was so BEAUTIFUL!!!! Anything else will wreak it!!! Well, I'll just have to wait and see how it turned out. Even if it is without seth's excellent creation. Mayor McCheese XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX *** Time to Play the McCheese "Name the Fav" Game *** Just Reply to me with the Song Title and Artist And I'll tell you your cool or something "Somewhere on a steam vent sleeps a man without a home. Tribute to Carl Sagan tonight on PBS. Alister Cooke is begging tonight on PBS. Maybe he needs my money more than that man without a home. He wants to make a documentary on the footwear of Ancient Rome." ------------------------------ From: oponfam@cnsnet.com Subject: Re: TShirts I've been thinking alot about the people who got annoyed with Seth for letting loose about the T-Shirts. I seem to remember Seth being very supportive of Nothingman throughout this fiasco. In fact, when people were starting to get pissed Seth DID try to play peacemaker. It wasn't until it was obvious that Nothingman had really screwed up that Seth stopped supporting him. I think Seth has every right to feel angry and to express that anger. In fact, we all have the right to feel angry and betrayed (those of us who ordered shirts that is), especially since they apparently don't even look like we wanted them to. Just my opinion. Kathie ------------------------------ Subject: Song of the Month. From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) Okay, now I'm really impressed.. Seth and all others involved. Brilliant page! Jamie ------------------------------ From: Neuromute@aol.com Subject: Re: shyster FREE KIM THAYIL SOMMS@MIT.EDU Copyright Caryn Rose 1996. All rights reserved. Caryn, you are now protected under both United States and international copyright law. (well, you still have to file with the copyright office for full prottection, but your words are copyrighted from the moment they made it to tangible form.) Enjoy! : ) Brian ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: my SG unplugged set list hey, if SG played an unplugged set (and i would beyond love for this to happen) i don't think i'd like to hear them try anything like JCP and it end up sounding like shit and a half on acoustic, which i kinda think it would. so here's what i'd like to hear from an SG unplugged: 1 dusty 2 room a 1000 years wide 3 outshined 4 let me drown 5 FoBD 6 TDITTL 7 mind riot 8 zero chance 9 BUTOW (a no-brainer since it already has lots of acoustic in it) 10 holy water 11 mailman 12 overfloater 13 like suicide (another no-brainer) 14 4th of july (god, how beautiful it would be!!) 15 say hello 2 heaven (one can wish, can't she? :)) 16 tighter & tighter extras possibilities: head down, limo wreck, fresh tendrils, wooden jesus, BIMH, switch opens, boot camp there's just too many ones that would sound great! they'd take up two hours instead of the regulation one the Mtv sets. :) later, and what do you think? endless nameless ____ i must obey the rules i must be tame and cool no staring at the clouds i must stay on the ground . . . . . .there must be something else there must be something good far away, far away from here.... - --chris cornell "boot camp" ------------------------------ From: Mayor McCheese Subject: Re: Unplugged? On Wed, 31 Jul 1996, Mo wrote: > I bet we could get Soundgarden to do an unplugged if we all put guns to > our heads and threatened suicide if they didn't... or cry really loud... or... > nevermind. Just speculating... :) I'll do the "gun to the head" thing if nothingman coordinates it ;). Mayor McCheese XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX *** Time to Play the McCheese "Name the Fav" Game *** Just Reply to me with the Song Title and Artist And I'll tell you your cool or something "Somewhere on a steam vent sleeps a man without a home. Tribute to Carl Sagan tonight on PBS. Alister Cooke is begging tonight on PBS. Maybe he needs my money more than that man without a home. He wants to make a documentary on the footwear of Ancient Rome." ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: *blush* [NOTE: AN EMAIL WHERE CARYN APPEARS SPEECHLESS. ONE TIME AND ONE TIME ONLY] geez guys, i've been getting all these great comments and nice mail from LOTS of you about my lolla reviews... i mean, i don't konw what to say... i thought i had a lot to compete against with all the other great reviews that came through this summer... um, thanks? i'm really happy to be able to share with people who really do care... you guys are the greatest. xxoo - --caryn ------------------------------ From: dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu Subject: $200. Whoa!! damn, if id have known i could get this much for him id have sold him long ago... so, Jamie is now higher bidder...(ill send you a pic) toni, there ya go again with the piercing and tattoos...are you tring to tell me i am a hootchie girl and no one told me??? :) grote babe, (puddin pop) :c)... youve been out bid... oh and as for that SG chat on WBS i mentioned earlier (see relevant content here) those times are all pacific... D Dee Dee Bradshaw-Autry http://www.angelfire.com/pages1/deedee/index.html ------------------------------ From: James D Seymour Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 1 Aug 1996 Soundgarden / Screaming Trees / Social Distortion 96 / 97 " The Free Kim Thayill Tour " (Can't take credit for this one. This nugget belongs to Caryn Rose) Thanks Jamie ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: $200. Whoa!! On Thu, 1 Aug 1996 dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu wrote: > damn, if id have known i could get this much for him id have sold him > long ago... > so, Jamie is now higher bidder...(ill send you a pic) perhaps we could get together and pool our resources to get a general SOMMS list license? ;-) ya know, we all pay, we all get to use dee dee's guy. ;-) my SO isn't a big dude, but people say he looks scary. *shrug* perhaps we could use large burly dude and scary looking dude in tandem?? > toni, there ya go again with the piercing and tattoos...are you tring to > tell me i am a hootchie girl and no one told me??? :) if that's the only hootchie qualification, then damn, i guess i'm one too! and to whoever congratulated shroom for talking about her fantasies on list, all i have to say is, you shoulda been there in our row the night of the 2d AOL chat. hehehehe > oh and as for that SG chat on WBS i mentioned earlier (see relevant content > here) those times are all pacific... i'm gonna try and log on from work but whoever is going to be there -- LOG IT! and ask about the *&^% sign! - --caryn ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: and you stare at me... On Wed, 31 Jul 1996, Jamie the pickle eater wrote: > So, I ask again.... Has anyone seen Kim or Chris for that matter play an acoustic > guitar? Have they ever performed in a smaller club in I don't think that chris or kim have ever done that, jamie. and if they have, it must have been in disguise, because it didn't get the publicity it deserved :) of the two of them, I think that chris would be far more likely to perform acoustically than kim. kim seems just a little too attached to his guild s-100, while chris is happy to record the odd acoustic ditty from time to time. of course, chris' ditties would include: seasons from the _singles_ soundtrack (I'm sure you've heard this) and his acoustic reworking of like suicide (which you have probably also heard). I can't quite remember which songs from earlier albums like screaming life and ultramega feature acoustic guitar, but I think one song from ultra has a cool acoustic opening. full on (reprise) is just about the only one from louder than love, and I'm fairly sure that bmf holds very few acoustic tracks. it was on superunknown that the band started fooling around with trying more acoustic guitar work, but never to the exclusion of kim's towering stacks of amps. from memory, head down has an excellent acoustic track squished between kim's swirly leads, and spoonman has a lot of the same (I think they were trying to make it sound like the original demo). I think the reason that down on the upside reminds me of the hater and temple of the dog records is because it is the king of acoustic soundgarden albums. there are acoustic guitar tracks (to some people's horror and disgust, I might add) on dusty, blow up, burden and overfloater for sure, and I think there might be some hidden on zero chance, switch opens and boot camp. you could also include ty cobb, with ben on mandolin. I think of all the band members, chris would be the most likely to ever to make or record more acoustic guitar music (the poncier cd comes to mind), but it's still unlikely. even though the band has changed their sound kind of radically on dotu (limo wreck and 4th of july vs. dusty and switch opens), and they obviously regard 'image' bands with so much distaste, I still think that they will cling to their trademark sound of powerful drums and massive, amp-driven electric guitars, smashing out huge riffs like slaves & bulldozers, mailman and hands all over. recording or performing acoustically (as nice an idea as sg unplugged is) would only, imho, distract them from that. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Hanel Subject: RE: SG opener Greg Fox wrote: >>Hmm, I agree with Gruntruck. That would be wicked. >>Also how about Candlebox? I Mother Earth? The Odds? >>L-7 and 7-Year Bitch, two more good choices. >>Tea Party? I dunno, I just had to get in on this. Yo, me too! (just had to get in on this, I mean). As Jamie pointed = out, this was all discussed last year sometime, but it's interesting to = see different bands come into the picture now (like Garbage). Of course I'll still stick with the band I suggested back = then......Violent Femmes. Even though Nancy said she didn't like them = at the Lolla appearance they made, I can tell you that they are normally = very good in concert. And to hear them sing "Add It Up", followed by SG = singing "Big Dumb Sex" would be a thrill, methinks!! ;-) I also think they and SG would complement each other in that they don't = play the same sort of music, but they are linked in that they are not = mainstream, and have the same quirky sense of humour. =20 But getting away from my favourites, I'd agree with Greg's I Mother = Earth or The Tea Party (yes, Canada has some great bands, Greg!). Or = I'd suggest Therapy? - anyone on the list know what they're like live?? = And I think someone suggested Helmet - that'd be good......... And for an Aussie band, I'd go for Powderfinger {as Jamie again = suggested - this band has the singer who (some of you may recall me = telling the list last year) has a powerful voice that comes close to = CC's in strength}, or Tumbleweed, or You Am I, or Regurgitator. And = other Aussies agree on any of these? But really, who cares?? I'd be happy to see Soundgarden on their own! = If only they'd make it down to Australia one of these days........ Carolyn the Musical Formality Your will to speak clearly exposed too much.....Helmet ------------------------------ From: COCHRAN_BONNIE/SBCTC@ctc.ctc.edu Subject: Another (not as good) Gorge Review Well, after reading Caryn, Aaron and Ryland's reviews...they said it ALL about the performance and beyond...I won't even try to add. Just to say Soundgarden was excellent, I love those guys and they are awesome always!!!!!! Okay, I lied, but it just won't be a as good as theirs, so you don't have to read on. All I can add is my personal experience of it all. (It turned out to be long, sorry for the ramblings...) Initially, we got to Moses Lake Monday night, met our friends and headed for the lounge next door, Chris and Caryn arrived, hung out for a bit, planned to meet for breakfast....had breakfast and planned to meet at the Versateller... Damn, we had a few setbacks getting from Moses Lake to the Gorge. We did show up at 2:30 or so and I saw a Versateller sign and went to it (at the General Store, how stupid am I?). We had plans to meet Caryn and Chris between 2-2:30. I tried you guys, just the wrong damn place! We were in the disabled parking lot and went to will-call with our friend. That line was huge and then we looked at the two entry lines and decided it was time to hit it (they wouldn't let us ride down in the shuttle bus). Got in line through a broken down fence, YESS. Okay, it's not cool for the vandalism aspect of it, but yes, it was damn cool cuz it probably saved our waiting time by MANY minutes. That means a lot in the hot desert sun! The line was pretty cool actually. There were some younger guys behind and next to us and when people much further behind were getting antsy and screaming Metallica and shit, one guy right next to me yelled Soundgarden. I started asking him questions immediately and they were his only reason for being there too, from Bremerton. Cool. One of his buds was trying to rub it into him that he was at the Showbox so, of course, I had to best him by saying, "I was there, front row!" He was impressed, hehehe, as he should have been! And then I told them the whole story. In all of my SG conversations, the list is always brought up. I also shared sunscreen with him (and about four other guys who saw how nice I was). Anyway, the search. I had a big travel bag with shit stuffed in it. They went through it and I did have my 35mm (not a great one though, dammit) and a disposable camera, no problemo. Emptied pockets and didn't even check Tim's (my hubby) fanny pack. Coulda had a whole lot of bad shit. Couldn't wait to open the water and guz though, it was hot and parched in line! Went right down to the disabled seating where our friends hadn't shown up yet. Headed for left side of the stage on the floor and caught the rest of the Screaming Trees. They were great, of course! Wish those guys would hit it big like they deserve. I'm searching the crowd for Caryn and Chris. Nothing. Head back up to look for our friends. Finally, they are there. When Rancid came on, we left and got some food and more water for spraying and drinking. The stuff of Rancid I heard sounded ...bad. I kind of have to disagree on the Monks though. Tim thought they were pretty amazing. I was pretty impressed myself. Maybe we (he) had just inhaled too much ;-). Not me! Maybe it was the distance that did it. I hit the floor by myself for the Ramones, Devo and Soundgarden. I would go back and forth (in between sets) to "home base" and was in the left side of the stage area a million times looking for Caryn. I NEVER saw your sign. You guys were up front where I didn't think you would be. That is so unbelievably incredible that Chris, Matt and Kim saw the sign. You got the Chris smile, thumbs up from Matt and Kim laughing hard!! Yay, he kept his sense of humor and you got noticed by all of them. Caryn, babe, you are awesome! The Ramones were great. I didn't know all of their songs, but they were good and the ones I did know, I sang right along! It was fun to see through binocs, and when they owed it to SG for them being there, I screamed my approval for that one! I saw Matt and thoughtfully noticed his garb, white tee and cute little black shorts with red trim (never get to see those behind the drums). Devo, wow. I saw them in Portland about 17 years ago. They were a trip to see and fun too! Took me back all those many years! Sounded just like they used to. God, thought they must have been hot in their suits. They had their moves down and everything. Then they ripped off their suits and threw the pieces in the crowd to reveal black shorts and shirts. Fun! Then, Soundgarden. A TOTALLY FANTASTIC SHOW. They were right on and they did do a stellar performance. Prayers do get answered! I really missed out on not being with Caryn and Chris. Damn, damn double damn! I shoulda been there. I have to say, I blew it trying to get closer and see more by being in the crowd. If I had stayed where I was in total comfort with food, drink, water and lots of uninterrupted space with my binocs, I would have seen EVERYTHING CLOSE UP! But noOOoo, not me, I gotta be running through the crowd with binocs, alternately rocking out and singing and screaming, taking pictures (no clue how they'll be, but if one turns out i'll be happy) and trying to get better, closer locations and views. My mistake, I'm either gonna be in the front row or at a nice binocular viewing distance from now on when I see these guys. Did anyone else notice the sound problem they had with, I think it was, Waiting for the Sun? It reminded me of the Bremerton show in 94 with bad sound. Thank GOD it didn't continue. I loved all of Chris's comments, so cool about good to be home and his own keys in his pocket, was laughing *hard* at the Phoenix one: of COURSE WE GET IT! I was just gloating to myself cuz I nailed it when I figured that this show, for them, would be the best of all of Lolla and that they would be happy. It'd be safe to say that it probably had the most SG fans of the whole Lolla tour. They could see it, they knew it, they were happy and they played excellent for us and themselves and we all loved it! Of course, Chris was looking sooooo good!! They ALL were and just happy! Through the binocs a couple times Chris was singing right to me. Chills!!!!! My favs Ty Cobb, Rusty Cage and JCP. Hell, what am I saying? The whole damn show was GREAT. For one song, Chris also said, "This next song, which we recorded for Superunknown, is on the MOM benefit record, ." He explained what MOM was about, protecting the water and stuff and said, "And that's important, because there's a whole lot of fucking water around here to protect." Or something to that effect. Then they ripped into My Wave. He also commented at how beautiful it was there. Their set was just too short though. It seemed to go by way too fast for all the waiting and anticipation of seeing SG again. I just loved it!! Can't wait for Nov/Dec tour!!!!! I am a SG junkie!!!! I was just dancing and singing and, I must say, except for when I tried to get real close in the squashed crowd, the people seemed almost respectful of my space, except for the drunkards stumbling their way through. I could do my singing, rocking, flip-out the next song is fucking excellent routine and they didn't bother me. Other stuff. I *think* Ryland sprayed me multiple times!!! The first time I went up that walkway I got sprayed by two guys. So I decided to make it my routine path while searching the crowd for Caryn. If you remember a short female with long blond hair, sunglasses, with either a camera or binocs or both, blue jean shorts, white tank top w/a drawing of a tavern front, that was me (yeah, about five thousand of us). I was too shy (and on a mission) to look at the guys spraying, or I might have noticed the cooler. NO, I would not have showed them my tits! We did stay for Metallica (the only reason our friends were there). I had seen them in 89 or 90. Only knew a couple of their songs then and a few more now. I must say, aside from those of their asshole fans, they put on a great show as well. I did stay in place with the binocs and they did a good job. I mainly watched Kirk Hammet since, well, it may be too obvious, but he is the only member who most closely resembles CC. Yep, he's pretty damn cute and, please, don't flame me! He smiled and gestured to the crowd a lot. I think the Gorge may have been the best for all the bands involved, at least it obviously was for SG and Metallica. To show how our Gorge crowd was the best, they told us manymany times how we were the best crowd on Lolla yet. They loved us. And I only saw a few water bottles being tossed around and not ONE pizza plate. I was so glad. The pyros were cool. The played their encore. Then they came out and shook hands and high fived the crowd and told us how great we were and how they loved it and how we rocked, etc. Kirk was throwing out bunches of picks one at a time. And they said the show was really over and they had to go. I actually enjoyed the show, sorry to all those of you who had a rotten time and hate them. And the only bad place I observed for their show (and others) was the pit and maybe half the floor back. It was very crowded, but seemed very workable. We were in front of the first row of the lawn and a 14 year old kid there for Metallica and his Mom were really cool. They had big binocs that they let us share for more than half the show. Very mellow beyond the shitty area, I would say. Even on the floor the back wasn't bouncing around or anything. We waited for the disabled bus for a while and watched the workers pick up the trash in a most amazing ritual. Clean in like 40 minutes. I was astonished. Tried to get glimpses backstage, but saw no one. Much earlier I tried getting pics of the guys coming off stage. I missed Chris but I may have gotten Kim, Matt and Ben. We'll see. I saw Joey Ramone talking to someone for a long time at the bottom of the ramp leading off stage. Hell, not being Caryn, for all I know it coulda been Eddie. I took a pic of them too. Fuck, I really wish I'd had a camera with a good zoom lens. I coulda brought it in. For all that, the disabled searchers didn't even search. All they asked was, "Do you have anything you're not supposed to have?" (Umm...no, I don't have anything like whiskey or weed or anything like that at all search lady.) Yeah right, they wouldn't let us ride down with them! And they drank the booze while I was watching SG, so I didn't get none. Wasn't much anyway. Whatever, but those guys are going to all concerts with me from now on, especially Soundgarden!!!!! I'm gonna by a camera with a big ass zoom! While we were getting food I saw the guy from Devo with the plastic glasses. He was in a black suit with a black shirt, very sharp. Thought he was someone, but didn't know who. Also thought he must have been so freakin hot in all that black! When I saw him onstage I'm like, *that's* who that was! I've probably got other ramblings about the show and the day. If they're worth it, I'll send em on out! I'm really sorry I didn't meet Aaron (coulda used the list hug to get to the front!) and Ryland; if that was you, thanks for the sprays! Caryn and Chris, my place was next to you guys. I shoulda rode with you!!!!! Can't wait to see your pics! Oh yeah, let's see the kid who sat behind us was in the pit for SG and when he went over the barrier his foot touched Chris, so I touched his shoe...for you Shroomy!!! Umm...right before checking out of our hotel room they played a Metallica video (remember, I never see any music videos) which was kinda cool, having just seen them....and then a little later I hear them mention Soundgarden and I stop packing and I'm hoping I heard correctly and if I did, hoping it isn't Pretty Noose, since I've seen it and wow, BIMH comes on. A most fitting of endings to our little trip across the mountains to see SG, I finally see the BIMH video and I liked it. I guess I just can't get enough of just seeing *them*, so the video suited me just fine. And I remember Dena's first post about that guy who killed his girlfriend and buried her in the sand and wow, watching that video really makes you wonder... Yuck, I'm here at work and can't get anything done, nor do I want to. I want to fly to California for the rest of Lolla!! I think that's it... Bonnie ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Re: and you stare at me... Chris & Eddie Vedder performed some Temple of the Dog tunes acoustically a couple of times on the 2nd Stage at Lolla'92. Didn't they, Steve? Give us the scoop AGAIN. I promise, I reserved a chunk of long-term memory for the details of the story this time. -Vikki :) ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Has anyone seen Kim or Chris for that matter play an acoustic guitar? ------------------------------ Subject: Re: $200. Whoa!! From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) > On Thu, 1 Aug 1996 dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu wrote: > > > damn, if id have known i could get this much for him id have sold him > > long ago... > > so, Jamie is now higher bidder...(ill send you a pic) Damn!!!!! Just got my picture of Dee Dee's man.. Damn!!!! I'll up my bid by $50 on all incoming bids.. :-O Jamie The Drooling Village Idiot ------------------------------ From: Unkind@aol.com Subject: Oh my Lord! Welp.... I was just watchin the old tee-vee, when i saw something familiar... and I recognized it as the pretty noose video... the 1st one, the Frank Kozik directed one, not the second one where it's all swirly and they're just playing.. Anyway, I thought it was on MTV, so I didn't expect anything out of the ordinary.. when I was watching, and I seethe end of the video - where Chris is sitting on the bed - and I see this girl lying at the other end of the bed, with a sheet over her, then I see a rope moving across the screen and I nearly turned my Hanes into a fudge factory - then I saw the MuchMusic logo at the bottom of the screen and understood... I just saw the uncensored Pretty Noose video and I'm pretty psyched :) Now you can bet I've got my tee-vee glued to MuchMusic and I'm waiting for it to come on again so I can tape it, along with the second version of Pretty Noose (the swirly one) and the Burden In My Hand video, cause I haven't had a chance to tape 'em yet.... Welp, that's about it, and btw, this is unkind@cowland.com, it's just that cowland is 2,000 miles away like I said and it's easiest to send inetmail on a-hole.. well, chow... unkind unkind@cowland.com unkind@aol.com ------------------------------ From: "Steven Russell Jr." Subject: CC and EV together *again* :-) At 08:15 PM 08/01/96 -0400, you wrote: > Chris & Eddie Vedder performed some Temple of the Dog tunes > acoustically a couple of times on the 2nd Stage at Lolla'92. > Didn't they, Steve? Give us the scoop AGAIN. A long time ago...in a galaxy far, far away...... Alpine Valley, Lollapalooza '92....Chris Cornell and Eddie V. played a short acoustic set on the second stage. Eddie V. played some song (solo) I never bothered to find out. Chris Cornell played "Seasons" (solo). Then CC and EV teamed up for an acoustic version of "Hunger Strike". The set was *never* taped by a 'bootlegger'...though the SG 'boot'camp could be in possession of a taped version since the band has been known to occasionally *view and listen to* (collect and study) their booted material. Note: to list EST'ers. ATN will have CC live at ATN's chat-thing at 7pm (until 7:30). Make sure you get home early from happy hour! Steve - - Heavy Rotation: "Hold Your Head Up" - Mother Love Bone, "Army of Me" - Helmet, "Giftshop" - Tragically Hip, "Ghostriders in the Sky" - REM, "God" - Smashing Pumpkins ------------------------------ From: dbradsh@unity.ncsu.edu Subject: SOLD! to the village idiot... unless anyone can top Jamie, she is the lucky bidder! Dee Dee Bradshaw-Autry http://www.angelfire.com/pages1/deedee/index.html ------------------------------ From: Jean Bruns Subject: Re: CC and EV together *again* :-) At 09:03 PM 8/1/96 -0400, Steve wrote: >A long time ago...in a galaxy far, far away...... >Alpine Valley, Lollapalooza '92....Chris Cornell and Eddie V. played a short >acoustic set on the second stage. Eddie V. played some song (solo) I never >bothered to find out. Chris Cornell played "Seasons" (solo). Then CC and >EV teamed up for an acoustic version of "Hunger Strike". here's the info collected for a PJ tour log: 08/29/92 - Alpine Valley: East Troy, WI (Lollapalooza) [50m] set: Why Go, Deep, Jeremy, Even Flow, Black, Hard To Imagine (teaser)/Improv/Alive, Porch/(Tearing), Baba O'Riley notes: Apparently at an "after show" in a tent, band members got together with Soundgarden band members and did a little singing ('Hunger Strike'-Ed & Chris, 'Throw Your Arms Around Me'-Ed solo, 'Seasons'-Chris solo). so was it a tent or a second stage? sure would be *sweet* to hear this ;) jean ------------------------------ From: SOMMS@aol.com Subject: Re: New thread. Heheheh, I'm glad someone asked this. Personally, I've always imagined them doing Aerosmith's "Walk This Way," I can almost hear Chris screamin' it now.... ~Flutter~ << Soundgarden has covered other artists many times in their career. What songs would you want to see SG cover, and why? >> ------------------------------ From: Chris Farley Subject: New T-Shirt Idea Perhaps this is a bad time to bring this subject up, but... After reading several threads, it hit me, the "FREE KIM THAYIL" t-shirt. Coble a couple of pictures together to look like kim's mug shot, FREE KIM THAYIL on the back. SOMMS@MIT.EDU on front. Any thoughts? Chris ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: New T-Shirt Idea may i nominate this as idea of the week? btw, i've got two new tshirt ideas in the works, as soon as i can scan the images in question. i'll put the stuff on a web page over the weekend... if nothing else they're *funny*... - --caryn On Thu, 1 Aug 1996, Chris Farley wrote: > Perhaps this is a bad time to bring this subject up, but... > After reading several threads, it hit me, the "FREE KIM THAYIL" t-shirt. > Coble a couple of pictures together to look like kim's mug shot, FREE KIM THAYIL on the back. > SOMMS@MIT.EDU on front. > > Any thoughts? > > Chris > > ------------------------------ From: erin@planet.eon.net Subject: everybody else is doing it so why can't I? Who would I LoVE to see open for Soundgarden? So many.. A double header of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden would be my first choice, but I know that even if that did happen, they would come nowhere NEAR here (Stony Plain, AB, Canada) so why even dream? Other good openers? - -the Tea Party - -Moist, but I doubt people have even heard of them outside of Canada - -to continue my Canadian band list: Our Lady Peace--they had a #1 song in the US didn't they? - -Mad Season would be awesome, but unlikely There you go, my top 5 (including Pearl Jam). I can dream, can't I? Erin. ------------------------------ From: erin@planet.eon.net Subject: questions If you could ask any member or Soundgarden a question, what would it be? Erin. ------------------------------ From: Lightning Boy Subject: Re: everybody else is doing it so why can't I? At 10:49 PM 8/1/96 -0600, you wrote: >Who would I LoVE to see open for Soundgarden? So many.. >A double header of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden would be my first choice, but >I know that even if that did happen, they would come nowhere NEAR here >(Stony Plain, AB, Canada) so why even dream? >Other good openers? >-the Tea Party >-Moist, but I doubt people have even heard of them outside of Canada Actually, I'm from the Buffalo/Niagara Falls NY area, and we pick up Toronto stations, and they play Moist, Tea Party (AWESOME CD) and Our Lady Peace quite a bit... Just thought you'd all like to know... >-to continue my Canadian band list: Our Lady Peace--they had a #1 song in >the US didn't they? 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