From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 26 Aug 1996 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Mon, 26 Aug 1996 02:37:57 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Monday, 26 Aug 1996 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: my theroy on SOMMS. My theory on SOMMS #somms the list Re: my theroy on SOMMS. Re: Weird Part in BIMH MA CORNELL Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt SG in Launch SG Parodies? Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Re: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Re: MA CORNELL you can wear it on your clothes... Re: you can wear it on your clothes... I can leave but I can't forget... Re: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Re: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Re: you can wear it on your clothes... FW: SG Parodies? who's the guy on viola? a call to arms...... final word on SOMMS theroy. ohhhh Seth?? Re: a call to arms...... Re: a call to arms...... Re: a call to arms...... Johnny Cash Rusty Cage OUTSHINED single Re: MA CORNELL Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Re: a call to arms...... Re: Soundgarden at the big day out 97' RE: speaking of shirts RE: speaking of shirts Next Song Re: Re(2): Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt speaking of shirts homemade forks.. Re(2): Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt ------------------------------------------------------------ Subject: Re: my theroy on SOMMS. From: seth > -ahem- Actually sonata means: "a musical composition for solo instrument or > instruments, usually in 3 or 4 movements having unity of subject but > differing in tempo, rhythm, etc." That's from a musical 'theory' text book. > SOOOOO... > > This would mean a grouping of 3 to 4 songs that connect in today's modern > rock... nothing to do with a quartet of musicians. Will seth (music major, > right?) care to back me up here? The word is also taken from the latin root > _sonare_ which means 'to sound.' Sonaregarden... has a ring to it (c: You are correct, Ray. A sonata is most frequently a 3-movement piece for solo pianoforte or an instrument with pianoforte accompaniment (violin sonata, flute sonata, whatever). The 3-movement Vienniese classical sonata is the most common because it is the version that was most used by Hadyn, Mozart, and Beethoven in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Before that era, in the 17th century, sonatas were compositions for instrumental ensembles that were divided into 5 or more contrasting sections; later, Baroque sonatas had 3-6 movements and existed in 2 different forms, the chamber sonata and church sonata, the latter being the more 'serious' of the two. There is the occasional 4-movement sonata, and more recently -- as in 20th century -- there have been sonatas for larger groups of instruments, like Walton's Sonata For Strings. The Oxford Dictionary of Music even argues that a symphony is a sonata for orchestra, a quartet is a sonata for 4 string instruments, etc. To tie this all to Soundgarden (how the hell am I going to do this?), I would agree that Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas is more likely a joke than anything. I don't think the 'sonatas' part of it is referring to the band, though I suppose it could refer to a song... Whatever. seth ------------------------------ From: Chris Farley Subject: My theory on SOMMS Oscillate does not mean to rotate: Webster Definition for "oscillate" Cross references:=20 1.swing=20 os.cil.late \'a:s-*-.la-t\ \a:-'sil-*-.to-r-e-, -.to.r-\ vi [L = oscillatus, pp. of oscillare to swing, fr. oscillum swing] 1a: to swing = backward and forward like a pendulum : VIBRATE 1b: to move or travel = back and forth between two points 2: to vary between opposing beliefs, = feelings, or theories : FLUCTUATE 3: to vary above and below a mean = value - os.cil.la.to.ry aj=20 Chris ------------------------------ From: DashosheE Subject: #somms I'm here, you're not, why? - -- "I am the one, a GOD with a gun I am LEGEND!" -White Zombie - -- dashoshe@neca.com http://www.neca.com/~dashoshe ------------------------------ From: DashosheE Subject: the list this is nothing at all against seth, but I hate getting unreturnable mail messages everytime I post, I get about 10 everytime. Ithink that people should notify seth if they are going to lose their acc. That way I dont get pissed. Thanks for coming have a nice day. - -- "I am the one, a GOD with a gun I am LEGEND!" -White Zombie - -- dashoshe@neca.com http://www.neca.com/~dashoshe ------------------------------ Subject: Re: my theroy on SOMMS. From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) > To tie this all to Soundgarden (how the hell am I going to do this?), > I would agree that Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas is more likely a > joke than anything. I don't think the 'sonatas' part of it is > referring to the band, though I suppose it could refer to a song... > seth Wowwwww, the list master agrees with the Village Idiot.. See great minds work alike, well one great mind and one that's been around long enough to have build up a fairly good knowledge bank. Jamie (Village Idiot) ------------------------------ From: BlackRose Subject: Re: Weird Part in BIMH > What are the lines right after "follow me into the desert as > desperate as you are"? All I can make out is what sounds like > moon, picture, heaven, and all the little things... > Mark The line is: "Where the moon is glued to a picture of heaven and all the little pigs have god." I was trying to figure out what that was too it was driving me crazy, and then when I bought the Cherry Lane guitar tab book for DOTU it said it in there. =] ------------------------------ From: iawake@ix.netcom.com (Chris (SGardnGrl)) Subject: MA CORNELL I found the recent issue of Kerrange.... featuring Karen Cornell...here is some of the article: BLACK HOLE MUM-She's Soundgarden singer Chris Cornells Mom. She can predict the future. A GUIDE TO THE SUPERUNKNOWN How Karen Cornell predicts the future. Karen Cornell is an Intuitive Consultant. She specialises in numerology. In English, this means she studies the "key numbers" in a persons life to determine their future. We popped along to Karen's Seattle office with the names and birthdates of a selection of rock star-types. She pored over them and then revealed if they're in for an ace or an arse time over the next few years. CHRIS CORNELL He is: Soundgardens enormo-voiced frontman. Son of Karen. Date of Birth: Ma Cornell knows, but she isn't saying boo. Ma Cornell's personality profile: "I haven't done a reading for Chris in a long time. He has an "11" the number of the visionary, someone who sees the bigger picture-as he did when he was 16, when he set his mind on becoming a musician. All in all, Chris is doing what he was put here to do." Chris' future-Ace or Arse??: "There's a lot of energy around him until 1999. He's in Year Seven of his cycle, which means a lot of soul-searching and introspection. He might be feeling unsocial, which could make touring difficult. But he's always been like that." Well, there you have it.... I have to say... I feel that if Chris himself saw the article....and knew that the media was publisizing his mothers chosen career..(only for the fact that it's HIS mom) he might not be too happy about it. I think that it might embarrass him somewhat. It's already evident, whenever he is asked about how he feels towards what his mother does for a living.... Just my .02 cents... SGardnGrl. ------------------------------ From: Josh_Garza@teachnet.edb.utexas.edu (Josh Garza) Subject: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt overfloater@thenexus.com,Internet TeachNet Gatew writes: well, hope i could help =) Thanx a whole lot !!!!!!!! that BT GUN one is the one i was looking for, had no idea it could be the bmf/somms one thanks again - -pencapchew - -- - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- TeachNet, College of Education, University of Texas, Austin Texas - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ------------------------------ From: FrkShow911@aol.com Subject: SG in Launch I picked up this thing I saw at the newstand called Launch today. On the cover they've got SG, and what it is is a cd-plus type thing with an additional music cd. If you pop the cd-rom cd into a cd player, out comes the song Karaoke from your speakers. On the cd-rom they've got this whole thing on SG including Kim and Chris sitting there in interview position lifeless. Every couple of seconds or so one will say something...Check it out. ------------------------------ From: Badmotorfinger@nrunner.mil.wi.us Subject: SG Parodies? Hmm...I wonder If Weird Al would ever do an SG parody? Here's a little something to start him off... "Pretty Goose" I caught the goose today Pick it up And chop it away all right I got the cutting steel A cleaning glove With the feathers peeled all right Fallout and take the guts Eat the meat And kiss the tummy goodnight No...I don't have a life or anyhthing better to do in my spare time (except listen to SG) :P BMF ------------------------------ From: Josh_Garza@teachnet.edb.utexas.edu (Josh Garza) Subject: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt kool, could you please describe the shirt..? - -pencapchew _________________________________________________________________ erin@planet.eon.net,Internet writes: I'll let you know when we're on the net, or you could just do it by snail mail... The shirt costs $25.63 (including tax) Canadian.. I'm not sure how much that is in American, but the postage would be a lot I know because I sent 2 SG posters to a girl on the list in New York and the postage was like $3.. So... - -- - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- TeachNet, College of Education, University of Texas, Austin Texas - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: Re: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Josh Garza wrote: > > kool, could you please describe the shirt..? > > -pencapchew are we refering to the shirt with the SOMMS thing on the back and the smoking gun in the center , if so then i have this shirt and its well worth the money just for the reason that it has the smoking revolver on the back and it says satanoscilatemymetalicsonatas encircled around the gun go buy it now , you woln't regret it. - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: MA CORNELL At 10:24 AM 8/25/96 -0700, Chris (SGardnGrl) wrote: >I have to say... I feel that if Chris himself saw the article....and >knew that the media was publisizing his mothers chosen career..(only >for the fact that it's HIS mom) he might not be too happy about it. I >think that it might embarrass him somewhat. It's already evident, >whenever he is asked about how he feels towards what his mother does >for a living.... i don't know where you got that idea from, because Karen's appeared on local Seattle radio for *years*, doing readings for whatever rock star was in town. She takes out ads in the newspaper and does readings at the Showbox, a club here in Seattle. This is what Karen does. It's her 'profession'. It's to her advantage to have the media publicize it -- how else would she get paying customers???? I don't recall Chris ever being embarassed about his mother's career -- perhaps private and not talking about it, which is a different thing. and also, it is HER life.... *shrug* i could be wrong here, i'm just asking... - --caryn ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: you can wear it on your clothes... On Sun, 25 Aug 1996, Josh Garza wrote: > and anyone konw wat the INdian Dancer shirt and animal collage have to do with > any songs/albums/anything? the indian dancer shirt (the version I have seen) is pretty much the pacific rim tour t-shirt, with the cities written on the back, but no tour dates. the animal collage is taken from the inside of the superunk booklet (which looks a little pukey on grey imho). btw, has anyone ever noticed that the trike on the kickstand shirt couldn't possibly move, on account of the straight pedal-stalk? speaking of the animal collage, I found a really cool 1994 soundgarden u.s tour poster on the weekend. it has an extended collage reaching to all borders, with soundgarden in weird jimi hendrix-type written in blue at the top. below this are the names of the various support acts from the tour (tad, you am I, eleven and the rev. horton), and in small white type around the edges are all the tour dates. already laminated, it only cost $18, and as an early christmas present it's tough to beat :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: you can wear it on your clothes... At 08:56 AM 8/26/96 +1000, blind dog wrote: >On Sun, 25 Aug 1996, Josh Garza wrote: > >> and anyone konw wat the INdian Dancer shirt and animal collage have to do with >> any songs/albums/anything? > > the indian dancer shirt (the version I have seen) is pretty much >the pacific rim tour t-shirt, with the cities written on the back, but no >tour dates. fyi, the same indian dancer (which i *love* -- it's durga if i'm not mistaken) -- is also on the ancient sg poster for a performance at the Vogue that i got at the record fair about a month ago. clearly it's just an image they were taken with. - --caryn ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: I can leave but I can't forget... On Sun, 25 Aug 1996, Jamesetta Simpson wrote: > > To tie this all to Soundgarden (how the hell am I going to do this?), > > I would agree that Satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas is more likely a > > joke than anything. I don't think the 'sonatas' part of it is > > > Wowwwww, the list master agrees with the Village Idiot.. See great minds > work alike, well one great mind and one that's been around long enough I agree (not about the great minds thing, mind you), but just to add to it a little, I'm sure that I read somewhere that they also used 'somms' because it is the longest known palindrome. it was just lucky that it fit in with their music and sense of adventure :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: Re: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Scroggin wrote: >are we referring to the shirt with the SOMMS thing on the back and the >smoking gun in the center where did you find this shirt? the only shirt i've ever found with anything to do with SOMMS is a black BMF shirt with the BMF/SOMMS photo from the album insert and the back says "the wreck is going down" in white. mind riot ____ "It's a feeling everyone gets. Yr all happy with yr life, everything's going well, things are exciting-- when all of a sudden you realize yr unhappy in the extreme, to the point of being really, really scared. There's no particular event you can pin the feeling down to, it's just that you realize one day that everything in yr life is FUCKED!" chris cornell ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: Re: Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt GRRL NIKI FREER wrote: > > Scroggin wrote: > > >are we referring to the shirt with the SOMMS thing on the back and > the > >smoking gun in the center > > where did you find this shirt? the only shirt i've ever found with > anything to do with SOMMS is a black BMF shirt with the BMF/SOMMS > photo from the album insert and the back says "the wreck is going > down" in white. > ok, i own 2 SOMMS related shirts , theres "the wreck is going down shirt" which is a favorite of mine , and there is another shirt, on the front of the other shirt is the BMF wheel encircled by the word SOUNDGARDEN and on the back the words satanoscilatemymetalicsonatas are encircled except in the center of the SOMMS is a smoking revolver....im pretty sure i can dig up a picture of this one if you want to see it. and i really need conformation from Seth or someone about that "louder than fuck" shirt i mentioned. - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Josh_Garza@teachnet.edb.utexas.edu (Josh Garza) Subject: Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt hell yeh, gonna get it. wats the gun mean anyway? just wondering, cuz like a gun on a shirt is termed 'bad' over here, not that i care though.. anyway any other shirts with the SOMMS thing on it? ______________________________________________________________ metalica@roanoke.infi.net,Internet TeachNet Gatew writes: are we refering to the shirt with the SOMMS thing on the back and the smoking gun in the center , if so then i have this shirt and its well worth the money just for the reason that it has the smoking revolver on the back and it says satanoscilatemymetalicsonatas encircled around the gun go buy it now , you woln't regret it. - -- - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- TeachNet, College of Education, University of Texas, Austin Texas - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ------------------------------ From: erin@planet.eon.net Subject: Re: you can wear it on your clothes... > the indian dancer shirt (the version I have seen) is pretty much >the pacific rim tour t-shirt, with the cities written on the back, but no >tour dates. The one I sell has the dates on the back. I remember because one of the dates was my birthday... Two different backs with the same front print? > speaking of the animal collage, I found a really cool 1994 >soundgarden u.s tour poster on the weekend. it has an extended collage >reaching to all borders, with soundgarden in weird jimi hendrix-type >written in blue at the top. below this are the names of the various >support acts from the tour (tad, you am I, eleven and the rev. horton), >and in small white type around the edges are all the tour dates. already >laminated, it only cost $18, and as an early christmas present it's tough >to beat :) We carry that poster where I work. We've had them for about a year, and we've only sold 2. What's wrong with this world? (They're only $6.99 Canadian but they're not laminated.) Erin. ------------------------------ From: Chris Farley Subject: FW: SG Parodies? - ---------- From: Chris Farley[SMTP:hannibal@tiac.net] Sent: Sunday, August 25, 1996 4:28 PM To: 'Badmotorfinger@nrunner.mil.wi.us' Subject: RE: SG Parodies? - ---------- From: Badmotorfinger@nrunner.mil.wi.us[SMTP:Badmotorfinger@nrunner.mil.wi.us] Sent: Sunday, August 25, 1996 5:12 PM To: somms@MIT.EDU Subject: SG Parodies? No...I don't have a life or anyhthing better to do in my spare time (except listen to SG) :P BMF That is real apparent!!!! ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: who's the guy on viola? On Sat, 24 Aug 1996, The Guitarist-2001 wrote: > Chronicle, for the sake of references...) in which they mentioned that while > Superunknown sounded good, they didn't really like recording it . . . too > technical ("...will take the simple act of recording a guitar and make it > really complicated.") . . . they said they "sacrificed a lot of motivation > as far as performance went." This is why Down On The Upside has a more raw > sound to it. They just wanted to play and record without all the technical > stuff. that's perfectly understandable. who would want to play the same guitar part twenty times in a row? it would quickly lose any spontaneity or meaning whatsoever. but I still think that the production work on superunk is better than that on dotu. dotu by itself has a good sound to it, but when I play it right after superunk, there seems to be something missing. there seems to be a couple of reasons as to why they wanted to do most of the production on dotu. the biggest one was that they felt that they didn't really *need* a producer, because for many bands a producer not only gets all the tones and stuff right, but actually assists in the arrangment of the music itself. the band obviously doesn't need any help in that department at this stage of their career. rawness and spontaneity also seems to be high on their agenda. they must not have been able to feel the amount of energy in their last few records that they wanted, on account of things like taking three days to get a certain guitar tone on a single passage just right. that is more than fair enough, imho. it's their music, after all. one other reason I think they are moving to total control over their sound is matt's drum sound. on ltl, the drums are mixed pretty low, with only the snare standing out at all. since that record, they have been focusing more attention on the drum sound. bmf was an improvement (try holy water, for instance). then came superunk, where the spotlight fell fully on matt. his drums are *perfect* on that album. I can't get over how good his whole set sounds on songs like tdittl, limo wreck and like suicide. the same is true on dotu, but to a lesser degree. his drum sound is great, but maybe I don't like it as much because it isn't coupled with those loud and cruching riffs from bmf and superunk. in the end, I think it will come down to experience. the band has been co-producing/producing (or had some small part in the process) since louder than love, so it will certainly come. but I think they still have a way to go before they can get the sorts of sounds that beinhorn and brendan o'brien were able to make. but a case in point would be where I first listened to undertow by tool, and then put on bleed together straight after. the difference was, unfortunately, wide. (perhaps) interesting point: while the band didn't like going through parts over and over with beinhorn on superunk, I read that chris kind of liked beinhorn because he was meticulous with the vocals. so even though chris does smoke and drink (maybe to excess), he does care about how he sounds on record. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: a call to arms...... THIS IS A CALL TO ARMS. i vote that we all make an effort to find any or all members of SOUNDGARDENS home phone. Im sure you've all atempted this before but i think that as a group effort we have a better chance. now WHEN we get there # we must then AS A GROUP decided who is going to call and what are they going to say. i have faith that us crazed fans can find out a simple # so let me know who( besides me ) is up for the challenge. good luck and god speed. - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: final word on SOMMS theroy. well that post sure opened my eyes.=20 i think the joke theroy is a viable one also, you know SG always the=20 kidders. :=A4) - --=20 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending=20 young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: ohhhh Seth?? i need some conformation about a SG shirt that said "louder than fuck" on it .. - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: a call to arms...... At 08:33 PM 8/25/96 -0400, Scroggin wrote: >THIS IS A CALL TO ARMS. > >i vote that we all make an effort to find any or all members of >SOUNDGARDENS home phone. Im sure you've all atempted this before no, we haven't. shroom asked for it as a joke. why the hell would you want to bother the members of the band at home?? do you realize what an intrusion that would be? who the hell are you to bother them at home? >now WHEN we get there # we must then AS A GROUP decided who is going >to call and what are they going to say. just don't mention this list is all i have to say. we don't want to be associated with this kind of thing. (i'm speaking for a lot of us, i hope to hell). it's one thing to try to get backstage, or even if you waited in the lobby of their hotel politely, or if you see them out at a show, but to call them at home is the lowest thing you could do. why the hell do you think they have to have unlisted numbers? this isn't funny, this isn't a joke, this is immature and stupid. leave the poor men alone. they don't owe you anything. grow up. - --caryn ------------------------------ Subject: Re: a call to arms...... From: seth > i vote that we all make an effort to find any or all members of > SOUNDGARDENS home phone. Im sure you've all atempted this before > but i think that as a group effort we have a better chance. i think a better idea would be to leave them alone. if they want to hear from us, they'll ask. i'm reasonably sure soundgarden has enough to do without having to deal with phone calls from "crazed fans." seth ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: Re: a call to arms...... caryn rose wrote: > > At 08:33 PM 8/25/96 -0400, Scroggin wrote: > >THIS IS A CALL TO ARMS. > > > >i vote that we all make an effort to find any or all members of > >SOUNDGARDENS home phone. Im sure you've all atempted this before > > no, we haven't. shroom asked for it as a joke. why the hell would you want > to bother the members of the band at home?? do you realize what an intrusion > that would be? who the hell are you to bother them at home? > > >now WHEN we get there # we must then AS A GROUP decided who is going > >to call and what are they going to say. > > just don't mention this list is all i have to say. we don't want to be > associated with this kind of thing. (i'm speaking for a lot of us, i hope > to hell). > > it's one thing to try to get backstage, or even if you waited in the lobby > of their hotel politely, or if you see them out at a show, but to call them > at home is the lowest thing you could do. why the hell do you think they > have to have unlisted numbers? > > this isn't funny, this isn't a joke, this is immature and stupid. leave the > poor men alone. they don't owe you anything. grow up. > > --caryn (sniff, sniff) i thought it would be kinda neat just to call up and say i love soundgarden bla bla for about 5min and that would be that. Im sorry i didn't mean anything by it , so sue me if i think it would be neat to call up the band and chat. (going off to impale himself on a rusty cage ....i mean nail) - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Chris Farley Subject: Johnny Cash Rusty Cage I thought that Johnny Cash version of Rusty Cage was great. Do you have = the full version of that on file? If you do, could you please send it = to me. If you don't, could you tell me where I might find it? Does = American Records have their own page that might have it? Thanks Chris ------------------------------ From: Josh_Garza@teachnet.edb.utexas.edu (Josh Garza) Subject: OUTSHINED single well i went to this store to buy the Burden In My Hand single, which they didn't have, after i decided not to buy Launch because i didn't have money to spend 10 bucks on a type of magazine.. anywAY..... i went into the used section, and like hidden from view under and behind other CDS, i was lucky enough to find an OUtshinEd single. i think its pretty kool but anyway, i know there is more than one outshined single, so is the one i have rare or anythign special? its from Australia, its like silverish and has two tracks:Outshined and Cold Bitch.. just a cardboard envelope around a cd disc is all it is basically just wondering some info about it because i can't get on the web and look for it on the page... thanx laterz - -pencapchew - -- - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- TeachNet, College of Education, University of Texas, Austin Texas - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ------------------------------ From: iawake@ix.netcom.com (Chris (SGardnGrl)) Subject: Re: MA CORNELL You wrote: > >At 10:24 AM 8/25/96 -0700, Chris (SGardnGrl) wrote: >>I have to say... I feel that if Chris himself saw the article....and >>knew that the media was publisizing his mothers chosen career..(only >>for the fact that it's HIS mom) he might not be too happy about it. I think that it might embarrass him somewhat. It's already evident, >>whenever he is asked about how he feels towards what his mother does >>for a living.... > >i don't know where you got that idea from >This is what Karen does. It's her 'profession'. >It's to her advantage to have the media publicize it -- how else would she get paying customers???? > It seems that you have taken what I said out of context...I am referring to how *Chris* might feel regarding the media attention toward his mom. Not about how it is to *her* advantage to have media attention. As to any quoted feelings that Chris may have made to the media regarding his moms 'profession, well, if I had actually been quoting him, then I would have used quotation marks in my statement. It was just an observation on my part. Yes, I agree totally, that it is to her advantage, but part of my point was... that it is also apparent that she would not be getting *such* media attention by doing her... 'profession', if she wasn't the mother of Soundgardens Chris Cornell. Now can you see my point.? >I don't recall Chris ever being embarassed about his mother's career perhaps private and not talking about it, which is a different thing. and also, it is HER life.... *shrug* i could be wrong here, i'm just asking... >Caryn-- >Well, to answer your question, the quote never came out of his mouth, as far as I know... but in referance to his moms 'profession'....Chris has stated something along the lines as to *not really being into all that stuff* Therefore, it was just *my own* observation, as to how Chris may react to seeing such a silly British tabloid article entitled: "Black Hole Mum." ...I could easily see him rolling his eyes to such an article. As you can clearly see, I used the words: "I feel" and "I think that it might..." And that, being the other point I was trying to convey. Then again, we *both* could be wrong.......... SGardnGrl. ------------------------------ From: Josh_Garza@teachnet.edb.utexas.edu (Josh Garza) Subject: Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt could u describe that more, how it looks....... you may already have, but did but does it say satanoscillatemymetallicsonatas anywehre on there..? - -pencapchew ______________________________________________________________ metalica@roanoke.infi.net,Internet TeachNet Gatew writes: ok, i own 2 SOMMS related shirts , theres "the wreck is going down shirt" which is a favorite of mine - -- - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- TeachNet, College of Education, University of Texas, Austin Texas - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ------------------------------ From: overfloater@thenexus.com Subject: Re: a call to arms...... CL>just don't mention this list is all i have to say. we don't want to be CL>associated with this kind of thing. (i'm speaking for a lot of us, i hope CL>to hell). well youre speaking for me =) Hell, i wouldn't mind talking to sg on the fone, but I wouldn't wanna bother them at home... I get scared enough as it is going up to em for their autographs =) CL>it's one thing to try to get backstage, or even if you waited in the lobby CL>of their hotel politely, or if you see them out at a show, but to call them CL>at home is the lowest thing you could do. why the hell do you think they CL>have to have unlisted numbers? good lord i dont even have the nerve to go up to kim and chris and ask em for their autographs when theyre standing on the sidewalk in front of me =) (true story... i'm still kicking myself to this day for not at least TRYING to get their autografs) well, my $.04. why $.04? cause i like bein different =) chow.. ------------------------------ From: Aleko Subject: Re: Soundgarden at the big day out 97' AAALLLLLLRRIGGGHHHTTT!!!!!! WHOO HOO! YEAH! HAPPY HAPPY JOY JOY! Okay I'm calm now. Here is hoping that they play their own shows, i think they will, and i hope that their Sydney shows are NOT at Selinas. Maybe the Metro? This is going to be one of the best Big Day Out's ever. If we decided to do the shirt thing again would i have mine before Jan 97? On Sun, 25 Aug 1996, Stephen wrote: > > > > Just got the news from the soundgarden fanclub that soundgarden > *will* be at the Australian Big day out!! > > Anyone else from the list going to the Melbourne one?? > > Stephen> > > "Rock n' roll doesn't have a soul, just a dick and a wallet" --- Kim Thayil ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: speaking of shirts hey gang-- i used to work for a promotion company that makes t-shirts by the zillions, many moons ago.....i could probably get a good deal (if i can find my old boss) and i know they would be great quality.....if you all decide to do it again, i'd be happy to check into it, if anyone is interested. since i wasn't around during that mess, how much did you each pay? i still remember what we used to charge, so i can compare. - -eliza ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: speaking of shirts actually, how many were made? that is the bigger question... - ---------- From: Eliza J Polly[SMTP:mail.one.net] Sent: Monday, August 26, 1996 12:23 AM To: 'overfloater@thenexus.com'; 'somms@MIT.EDU' Subject: RE: speaking of shirts Importance: High hey gang-- i used to work for a promotion company that makes t-shirts by the zillions, many moons ago.....i could probably get a good deal (if i can find my old boss) and i know they would be great quality.....if you all decide to do it again, i'd be happy to check into it, if anyone is interested. since i wasn't around during that mess, how much did you each pay? i still remember what we used to charge, so i can compare. - -eliza ------------------------------ From: SCOTT MICHAEL MORROW Subject: Next Song Im not sure about you lot but on my dotu cover it had a sticker saying what singles feature on it and the only one not to be released which was listed was butow, like it or not it will be the next one. ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: Re: Re(2): Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt Josh Garza wrote: > > hey, thanx for drawing the picture, but errrr i can't see it. sorry, guess my > mailbox won't allow it yea well shit happens, the picture sucked anyway. > but i do have a pretty good idea of what the shirt looks like, but i'm talking > about the other one > > >this is probably the shirt you want, the other one im refering to has < > >the picture from SOMMS on the front and says "the wreck is going < > >down" on the back and it also has a little curly-q thing on the < > >sleeve ,,,but im pretty sure the above shirt is the one your talking < > >about. > > wat exactly is the PICTure from SOMMS ..?? > and do you know where i could get this one? cuz the one with the BMF wheel on > the front and the gun i can find, i just figured that out, but wondering if > its possible to find the second one too..... > > -pencapchew > ok on to shirt #2 this is a real cool one and ive got an idea on how everyone can see this shirt im going to scan it then you go to the url where i put it, this way i don't end up confusing myself and everyone else. ill have the picture done in about an hour . the you get the url - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: overfloater@thenexus.com Subject: speaking of shirts i agree, we should do em over again, and get em silkscreened and the whole bit, with that funky dymo tape font over the left breast =) and make the 'posting with my good eye closed' a lil easier to read this time.. the shirt that it's on, whatever brand it is, is a nice shirt, it's good quality (better quality than a lot of the soundgarden shirts are i think) and we should go withthe same brand shirts if we do it again... hell, i'd do the shirts if i had a clue of how to go about it.. =) i have no life, and i could dedicate a lot of time to getting shirts made, but i have no clue. =) and btw, did someone say something about the shirts being sent in boxes? i got mine in some sort of priority mail cardboard envelope.. like i care what type of container its sent in, but im curious.. =) chow ------------------------------ From: Scroggin Subject: homemade forks.. just curious but does anyone other than me have a homemade fork necklace. - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -what is democracy???? - -i believe it has something to do with sending young men off to die. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------------------------------ From: Josh_Garza@teachnet.edb.utexas.edu (Josh Garza) Subject: Re(2): Re(2): Re(3): S.O.M.M.S/BMF band shirt hey, thanx for drawing the picture, but errrr i can't see it. sorry, guess my mailbox won't allow it but i do have a pretty good idea of what the shirt looks like, but i'm talking about the other one >this is probably the shirt you want, the other one im refering to has < >the picture from SOMMS on the front and says "the wreck is going < >down" on the back and it also has a little curly-q thing on the < >sleeve ,,,but im pretty sure the above shirt is the one your talking < >about. wat exactly is the PICTure from SOMMS ..?? and do you know where i could get this one? cuz the one with the BMF wheel on the front and the gun i can find, i just figured that out, but wondering if its possible to find the second one too..... - -pencapchew - -- - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- TeachNet, College of Education, University of Texas, Austin Texas - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 224] ****************************************