From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Tuesday, 3 Sep 1996 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Tue, 03 Sep 1996 01:29:18 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Tuesday, 3 Sep 1996 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Key Arena...some sg content I forgot to add rusty cage how can I leave this behind? This "play older songs" thing... Re: Birth Control I'm gonna cry.... OH YES! Tattoo Mania.. musical sommites UNITE!!! Re: ticket prices? Re: Tattoo Mania.. Re: Heyas!! This post has no point! Re: Key Arena...some sg content burden single again RE: Key Arena...some sg content KOTS merchandise catalogs Re: Now why can't SG be more like The Cure? Re: burden single again Stupid question of the week!!!! GIDDY UP CHICAGO RE: Stupid question of the week!!!! I'm back (in case anybody cares) Re: Down On The "7-Up"side Down On The "7-Up"side HEY WOW :) Touch Me Re: HEY WOW :) Re: Birth Control ------------------------------------------------------------ From: cgoodman@maine.com (Carole Goodman) Subject: Key Arena...some sg content Alright, PJ's opening night is in seattle in the key arena. He we go...since E. Vedder is the most whiney (besides Michael Jordon) depressed person. He is gping to leave is um karma in the Key Arena so if the sonics don't make it all the way it is his fault. See on the other hand if SG were to preform there it would just have the opposite effect. Ivy If you hadn't noticed EV bugs the shit out of me "If you're tired of a whitehouse that's always smoking hemp. Vote for the future, vote Dole-Kemp." ------------------------------ From: cgoodman@maine.com (Carole Goodman) Subject: I forgot to add To begin w/remember me breaking some guys nose over music. Well I got in yet another fight w/him. Verbal this time. He was trying to tell me Nirvana was the first biggest band out of seattle. I said that was bullshit, sg was the first to sign a major label contract. He tried to convince me that that doesn't matter. Then I told him that SG was nominated for a grammy before Nirvana became big (in my area that is). It goes on and on about how he is telling me that lyricly Nirvana means more to the average person. Bullshit yet again. I didn't hit him THIS time. I just left the room. But if this should happen in the future, I may have to get physical again. That all for now. Ivy "If you're tired of a whitehouse that's always smoking hemp. Vote for the future, vote Dole-Kemp." ------------------------------ From: infinite Subject: rusty cage just wondered if anyone knew if the riff in rusty cage drops an octave after the intro, i'm not too sure ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: how can I leave this behind? On Sun, 1 Sep 1996, caryn rose wrote: > two, why can't they? did you ever stop to consider that they're TIRED of > that material??? that for a long time they had a very limited amount of > material to perform, and so that was all they COULD perform? I agree. playing the same songs show after show *would* get very tiresome very quickly. music that was once personal and dynamic would become bland and worn-out. after repeated performances on the road, songs that are about intimate feelings or private emotions (mind riot?) would lose meaning. who would want to do this to their own music? it would certainly be easier to play pretty noose for the tenth time than it would be to play rusty cage for the 100th time. > if you're a band, what would you rather play: newer music which is more > interesting to you, because it's truer to the mental and musical space you > are in now, or older stuff written a long time ago when you were a different > person, i a different space, were not as talented or proficient as you are two points here. firstly, soundgarden have always been a more immeadiate and fresh band than other contemporary acts. their shows have generally been about playing their new material. any boot from around the time of louder than love has barely any songs from any other album. kind of the same goes for bmf and superunk era shows. chris has stated that he prefers to record in capsules, where the music is all new and not stuff that has been floating around for years. that doesn't explain tighter and tighter, but that is probably the exception. from a fan's perspective, however, it is an entirely different story (at least it is from mine). when I see a band live, I like to see them having fun. if that means that they only play the fifteen they actually like the most, then that is cool. but surely each individual listener is able to dream about their own set list, caryn? and I would figure that most listers would be able to think up some fantastic lists. in my mind there wouldn't be anything wrong with older songs popping up now and then, nor would I be upset if they came out and played stuff like limo wreck or holy water, songs which don't get out much. in that regard, I was lucky to see them here for their first australian tour in 1994. it was about two or three weeks before the release of superunknown. since they hadn't yet played in my town, they felt obliged to play stuff from *every* album, from hunted down and incessant mace to spoonman and fell on black days. it was a dream come true :) > back to soundgarden: i don't think you can judge them based on their lolla > sets -- they tried to introduce rarer stuff at the beginning, but then they > got smart: the crowd coming to see them wanted to hear the material most > familiar to them. so they made the experience, already painful enough, > easier for themselves as a band by not trying to challenge the audience I would expect that on their upcoming club tour more old material will be played. this is where they would expect their more parochial and knowledgable audiences, and could therefore play more "obscure" songs (songs that aren't off dotu or that rhyme with black hole sun). maybe they will fire up the spinal taps and give us big bottom? ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: "Mo" Subject: This "play older songs" thing... Um... just coming out of lurkerdum to give my opinion on this "SG should play older songs" thing. I've never seen SG in concert, coz they never come to Ireland (They did once but I hadn't started listening to them back then...). I was hoping to hell that they'd come on the European tour but it seems, that they are not. But if they did come, I'd love to see songs like Outshined, JCP, Beyond the Wheel, Flower, Hands all Over, Slaves and Bulldozers.... (and on... and on... and on...) performed. I can understand why they don't play older songs over where you guys are or whatever... coz they play a lot over there. But in countries where they rarely play I think it'd be nice to hear old songs as well as new. I understand that this isn't taking the band themselves into consideration and that maybe they ARE tired of playing old materiel... but this letter is written from my point of view.... or something. Mo. =="Sleep tight for me, I'm gone..."== (Tighter and Tighter - Chris Cornell) http://indigo.ie/~majoc/ ------------------------------ From: ar303921@student.uq.edu.au (Lee Christensen) Subject: Re: Birth Control Hey ya, Just curious.. >I've got the Australian cardboard sleeve Burden single and it says >'Birth Ritual'. I guess there might be a few rare misprints that says >Birth Control. With those with the Birth Control single, does it have >a sticker on it like mine does saying what songs are on it? Even on the cd itself? Not the carboard sleeve but the cd. Mine say's Birth Control on the cd and Birth Ritual on the Sleeve. I don't know maybe it was only the one batch or something, if so wonder how rare :) and mine does have the sticker, the sticker is right aswell, just the cd that is wrong, check again, tho we might have stumbled on something interesting. seeya Lee _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ SONIC NEW Defsonic commercial e-mail archiving service!! Any unsolicited commercial email sent to 'ar303921@student.uq.edu.au' will be achivied on my HDD, with over 2gigs of space I can fit it all. And this service will only cost you $150 Australian for every 5k or bit thereof. It easy to join, just by sending unsolicited commercial mail, you signal understanding and agreement of the terms and allow me to archive the mail and charge you the apropriate fee. Send away! I accept Cash or Money orders only. ------------------------------ From: Warren Dyson Subject: I'm gonna cry.... Aaaarrrgghhh! I just phoned up the Manchester Apollo to get a ticket for the September 17th show.... and they've sold out!!!!!!!!! I'm gutted. Please!! If anyone has/or hears of a ticket going for that show, PLEASE let me know :( UltraMegaDepressed, Warren. ------------------------------ From: info@onpublications.com (ONPublications) Subject: OH YES! OH YES ! - OH FUCKING YES!!! I've just ordered my tickets for the gig at the Brixton Academy upstairs - sniff =( Does anyone know about the possibility of swapping my two tickets for downstairs ones anywhere? A remote chance I know but it's worth a try! See you there!!! Andy ------------------------------ From: iawake@ix.netcom.com (Chris (SGardnGrl)) Subject: Tattoo Mania.. I want to comment on Mondays digest regarding the BMF Tattoos... Geezzz, how many people have the same tattoo idea as me! I too, was planning on getting the spinning wheel tat on my bod! Not on my shoulder mind you..but in the small of my back...I was going to go with the (tribal) solid look..... Maybe I should concider getting Chris Cornells gorgeous face put one of my ass cheeks as well, just to try and be different! (Shroom, don't even think about it!) hehehehehe One thing for sure..If we ever had a SG convention going...we could all compare SG tats! Here, let me show you mine...*as Christy pulls down her pants.... SGardnGrl. ***************************************** "The moon is glued to a picture of Heaven and all the little pigs have God" ***************************************** ------------------------------ From: jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu (grote) Subject: musical sommites UNITE!!! > I know there are a few (allot) of members of SOMMs who have > bands. I'm sure most of you know about this site, but just in > case you don't check it out.. I agree, if Seth could put a page > up for sound clips or members band would be a nice personal > touch. Maybe with the membership page. So to make it SG related > they would have to cover a SG song!! I know Seth you are so over > worked now.. But take heart you know we all love ya!!!! oooh...good idea, jamie. i like... :) and why stop there? heck, if there was ever a crop of musicians worthy of doing an sg tribute cd (while they're still an active band, even...now THAT'S innovative!!! :) ), it's the musical folks on this list. COPYRIGHTS BE DAMNED!!!! i may have to gather up my loyal bandmates and polish up my dulcimer/ mandolin arrangement of "head down." i got dibs on that song if any of these ideas fly, so HANDS OFF MY HEAD DOWN!!! (so to speak...although you're more than welcome to put your hands all over my eastern border... :) ) actually, i'll probably have to record any sg covers myself, except for the drums...my drummer loves sg but my bassist/multi-talented instrument bandmate is a power-pop lemonheads-type freak...ewwww... ;-) he is good, though, so i guess i'll keep him around...he knows that he likes (and writes) cheesy music, so he steps back and lets me pen our masterpieces... i would love to see the web page idea come to fruition...we could compile tapes of somms bands covering sg songs, make them web accessible and possibly produce some compilation tapes to send out to somms members. i vote that nothingman handles the production and distribution....OUCH!!! OOOF! i'd like to hear a lot of DIFFERENT versions of sg tunes...reworking the style and structure, etc. (example...we were jamming on this cheesy lounge-type be-bop medley last week and i started crooning the lyrics to "outshined" over the top of the din...my drummer fell off of his stool laughing...it was a riot...i wish the four-track would have been recording it all...) (picture grote in a brilliant white leisure suit [if you can stomach it] in a smoky lounge...stand-up bass and baby grand piano making sweet music in the background) "HEY! Won't you show me that power, child...y'know I'd just like to say...sweet baby, don't you know that i'm kneelin'--HUH!-- right down on my knees today..." BUT SERIOUSLY...this whole idea could be damn cool if enough people are interested... 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 # ######################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Q McCallum Subject: Re: ticket prices? (I figured I'd send this to the list in case anyone else needed the info) > Hey you chicagoers, what's the general prices for them tickets? Thanks to TicketMa$ter, tickets are $20 + 4.xx service charge - it rounds out to ~25 a ticket. THey allow you to buy 4 tickets max. Anyone who's interested in going can call Chicago ticketmaster at 312-559-1212 -when last I checked (this morning) there were still tickets left for both shows (Saturday & Sunday). - -and no, I'm not a TicketMaster rep... I just went through this rigmarole Saturday morning while getting my tix... 09 November - See you there, kiddies!! >:) ____________________________________ qmccallu@midway.uchicago.edu http://sushi.uchicago.edu/~q-mccallum [use Netscape v2 for best results] ------------------------------ From: ShRooMGrLz@aol.com Subject: Re: Tattoo Mania.. >Geezzz, how many people have the same tattoo idea as me! I too, was >planning on getting the spinning wheel tat on my bod! Not on my >shoulder mind you..but in the small of my back...I was going to go with >the (tribal) solid look..... Heheheh... I hit up Moon for info on tattoos, 'cuz I was thinking about one, also. I don't want the BMF wheel, though. I was thinking of the "S" from Ultramega OK (Dena's the one who came up with the idea for it). Maybe on the back of my neck? I know, I know... what's the point of getting a tattoo that will be hidden by my hair all the time? Well, I've never gotten a tattoo before, so I figure if I don't like it... I can pretty much just forget about, y'know? The only thing that bothers me about it is that I showed the design to my brother... and he thought at first glance that it was a Nazi sign. I'm not too comfortable with the idea of having something that resembles that horrid emblem on my body. Can anyone give me some advice here? Did the "S" ever strike you as anything other than a S? >Maybe I should concider getting Chris Cornells gorgeous face put one of >my ass cheeks as well, just to try and be different! (Shroom, don't >even think about it!) hehehehehe Too late, Christy!!! About three years ago I was thinking about having Chris tattood on the inside of my right thigh. AAUUGGHH!!! I had even found a place that could do it, and my credit card was ready. Lucky for me, my best friend Margie smacked some sense into me just before I had it done. Heheheh... she actually smacked me, too. She was like "Shroom, what in the hell are you thinking? If you do this, yeah it'll be cool for maybe a month or two... but you're going to be stuck with it for the rest of your life!!" I could almost see the spirit of my mother taking over her body, heheheh. "If you do this, you're gonna regret it!! NOW PUT THE CREDIT CARD AWAY!" I told her that I was going to do it, and that was that. Then Margie looked me in the eye... well, actually she kinda looked down on me... she's 6'0", and smacked me upside the head. That's when I realized that she was really REALLY mad, and really serious. Margie's never done me wrong before, so I agreed to take another week to think about it... and I ended up changing my mind. THANK YOU, MARGIE!! I LOVE YOU!!! Heheheh... life is weird sometimes, y'know? Gee, if you get that tattoo of Chris, Christy... do you think that Seth will post a picture of it to the page? ;) Heheheh... maybe not. Shroom Red Haired Devil-Hootchie, Proud member of the Kim Thayil Mercenary Squad, and Seattle-bound-obsessed-SOMMS-psycho (See you in October, Chris and Matt!!!) "Christy, can Susan look at the tattoo of me that you have on your butt? She's thinking about getting one for herself." ~ Chris Cornell (Words not necessarily said in that order...) <~~~ my disclaimer ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Heyas!! This post has no point! On Sun, 1 Sep 1996 ShRooMGrLz@aol.com wrote: > Padre was like "You mean you've NEVER heard of 'The Soundgarden Band'?? > Even I'VE heard of 'The Soundgarden Band'!!! I've heard every song they've > ever made!! You don't know that Chris Cornball guy??" AAUUGGHHHH!!!! "The > Soundgarden Band" You may just shoot me now, thanks. awwww, it sounds *really* cute! ;-) and it could be worse... it could be "the magnusson park wind chime band" ;-) i called home to talk to my dad last week, and he starts out with asking me about pearl jam and that he heard that r.e.m. were putting out a new album, "and, erm..." and i hear my mom in the background prompting him: "soundgarden" "who?" "you know, soundgarden" (i want to know what they are talking about when no one's around, that's what *i* want to know.) parents, ya know. gotta love 'em. ;-) - --caryn ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Key Arena...some sg content On Sun, 1 Sep 1996, Carole Goodman wrote: > Alright, PJ's opening night is in seattle in the key arena. He we > go...since E. Vedder is the most whiney (besides Michael Jordon) depressed > person. He is gping to leave is um karma in the Key Arena so if the sonics > don't make it all the way it is his fault. See on the other hand if SG were > to preform there it would just have the opposite effect. you obviously haven't bothered to listen to the new album. he's anything but 'whiney' and 'depressed'. (like chris cornell isn't depressed???) > If you hadn't noticed EV bugs the shit out of me if you hadn't noticed, this is a SOUNDGARDEN list. go take your shit over to alt.music.pearl-jam if you wanna flame and insult pearl jam fans. - --caryn ------------------------------ From: infinite Subject: burden single again do you guys think the single w/ the misprint is going to be worth more = (like baseball cards) than the normal one? just popped in my head... also, probably ground already covered and beat to death, but is fresh = deadly rarities a collection of b-sides like the versus sessions was? infinite ps how about petitioning to get tour dates released? maybe grovel and = stuff.. or are they making it up as they go along? ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: Key Arena...some sg content wow, ummmm, i think chris cornell is very very depressed....and i don't think either of them are whiney.....wanna talk about whiney, listen to alanis morissette.... and just to note, most of the most brilliant artists in history have all suffered from severe depression in one form or another ...why do you think they all effect us so deeply? my $.02... eliza > E. Vedder is the most whiney (besides Michael Jordon) depressed person. ------------------------------ From: vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu (Vasant Ramamurthy) Subject: KOTS merchandise catalogs Anybody know when KOTS sends out its merchandise catalogs? I know they send it out twice a year, but around what time do they send it? Vasant ****************************************************************************** THE REFUGE OF THE DAMNED - Check out lots o' music stuff here!! http://ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu/~vman/me.html vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu "When new damage comes, it's a new word for plague, a new world order, a new word for hate" - New Damage - Soundgarden ------------------------------ From: ASDrum@aol.com Subject: Re: Now why can't SG be more like The Cure? In a message dated 96-09-01 19:55:18 EDT, Caryn scathingly responds: << >So what's stopping them from performing an old tune once in a while??? Maybe >they don't want to alienate a lot "fans" who think Black Hole Sun if their >greatest achievement? But that doesn't sound like the SG I know and love. > The recognition factor could have something to do with it....imagine their >horror if they played Toy Box and nobody knew what it was. But I'd be >willing to bet that there are a lot more of US (you know, the SG elite) in >the audience then they realize. one, i think it's incredibly arrogant to consider us "the sg elite". there are probably HUGE fans out there who don't have internet access.>> Arrogant? MOI??? You must be referring to my STATEMENT as "arrogant", as I seem to recall you don't attack people personally. You could've fooled me though! When I said "the SG elite", that had nothing WHATSOEVER to do with us on this list, or people with internet access. What I meant by the "SG elite" was true SG fans who know that their music goes way beyond Black Hole Sun. Read it again Caryn. I've been a huge fan for a long time, but only bought a computer less than a year ago. Having internet access makes me no more and no less of a fan than someone without a PC. For you to read something like that into my statement was arrogant in and of itself. Lest you read something into the above explanation, let me expand for you: There are fans whose first exposure to SG was BHS, and I think that's great. But these are people who've realized what an awesome talent this band is, and have explored beyond (the) Superunknown - versus people who ONLY like BHS, and consider themselves fans. Capisce??? Obviously, I now feel I must explain myself. You also wrote: <<>> Sure. And if that's your reasoning, imagine how tired they must be of BMF by now. <<>> Well, I guess it's safe to assume you don't like The Cure?!! Not all of the older songs they played were "hits". And that was my point dear heart. I work at a local venue (4000 seats) and I can't tell you the number of has-beens that come through rehashing all of their old hits. But that's their business, and that's what they love to do, and people seem to eat it up. The Cure have hardly reached that status yet. Although I don't particularly like their new album, some people DO, and they played over half of it live Friday night. In fact, the show consisted of very few "hits". <<>> No shit. I NEVER put down their new material. I love DOTU. Sure would be nice if they played some of THAT live. <<>> Caryn - why do you feel you have to talk to me as if I were a child and you are the voice of experience? Music is my life. I am 34 years old, and have been to my fair share of concerts in the last twenty years. I know full well what to expect and what not to expect. And I know FULL WELL that SG does not play anything older than BMF, save for an occassional Hands All Over. I don't expect them to come out and play every old song I want to hear. MY POINT IS - it's as if the first three albums don't exist. Is ONE song off of ANY of these albums too much to ask? I don't think so. And therein lies the reason for my original post. I was just pondering the "why" of it all. That's it. That's all. <<>> Good for them - not so good for us. I did not judge them based on Lolla as I realize they have only 60 minutes to cover songs they think people want to hear. If I were to judge based on Lolla, then I would have to say how extremely disappointed I was that they played nothing from DOTU. But I know better. <<>> Don't EVEN get me started on Pearl Jam. I will say this though: I'm sick of Jeremy, but I think Ten is an awesome album. And I have to disagree with your statement above: Pearl Jam may not be that band any more, but Ten is a part of them - of who they are. So according to your reasoning, a band should live for the moment. If an album gets TOO popular, or the band gets SO tired of playing it, then they should simply put it behind them? Pretend it never existed? I just cannot agree with that. Then that would mean that fans of Ten are useless pieces of shit, because that band does not exist anymore? I can see a band getting so sick of playing some songs over and over and over again, that the magic is just not there anymore. But there are other songs on Ten, just as there are so many other great songs in Soundgarden's catalogue that have NOT been played to death. Those songs are a part of those bands. Caryn - why are you so angry all the time? Perhaps if you actually took the time to READ my post you would understand what I was getting at. Someone mentioned that SG played Flower recently, and I was thrilled to hear that. I can only hope that when SG comes to a town near me, that I'll be that lucky. I'm thrilled whenever I get to see them live, but it would be sheer bliss to be able to hear a song off of SL/FOPP or UOK. That's it. That's all. I'M DONE!!!!! "We're Frowngarden. We frown upon everything." - C.Cornell Ciao babies..... Ang ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: Re: burden single again on sept 2, 1996, infinite wrote: >is fresh deadly rarities a collection of b-sides... well, sortof. it's got cold bitch and toy box and heretic, but it also has the four covers from SOMMS on it, and a bunch of other covers like come together from the beatles. 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 ------------------------------ Subject: Stupid question of the week!!!! From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) Do you think the girl at the end of BiMH is the same one on the front of AiC "Dirt". Poor thing - bet she would really like a bath about now. :-) Jamie (Basically Bored Village Idiot) ------------------------------ From: "Joseph A. Burnett" Subject: GIDDY UP CHICAGO YO, sorry for the delayed reaction, my script was fried.....anyway, now its my turn to be giddy..... WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS KICK ASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I GOT SOUNDFUCKINGGARDEN TICKETS FOR NOVEMBER 9TH IN CHICAGO BABY............ got them like almost two hours after they went on sale, which was surprising, (thanks toni, for giving me the tip, for my car radio is busted, and without your help, i would be still crying right now) but even more surprising was all the chicago sommsters that came out of the wordwork......ben, kathi toni, and i have made our presence known, but what about the rest of ya!!!!!!speak up----drop me a line, we need to make plans to meet at the show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BIg JOe - --------O But it all makes such Sense to me i need room to breathe I work for the goals that i set Wasted time it weighs on my mind You can bet I can't wait one minute more - -----CIV ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: Stupid question of the week!!!! >Do you think the girl at the end of BiMH is the same one on the >front of AiC "Dirt". I have wondered that too...;-) Aaron knows the girl from Dirt - HEY THUG....is it the same girl??? hehe ------------------------------ From: MGARIBA@CLEMSON.EDU Subject: I'm back (in case anybody cares) Hi guys! I've been out of this great mailing list for a while but i'm here again to enjoy reading all your post and to send some comments sometimes. Thanks to Seth and the list I've met excellent people, so here I come again. And you've been silent lately, please talk! Nos vemos Mariana ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Down On The "7-Up"side From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) > Also, I dug up a menu for a fictitious fast food place (Vogt's Fast > Food) that my friend made for computer graphics class.. it's pretty > cool... on the menu are Chris Corndogs and Down On The "7-Up"side. And > someone else said something to me the other day, "Death Toll House > Cookies" (Kim) Quail Under Glass (Ben) Shepherd Pie Drawing Shoe Flie(s) Pie Holy Water w/lemon Spoonman Pudding Applebite Pie Fresh Tendrils (whoa, not even going to go there) > I wonder if it has our beloved SG on the soundtrack.. NO, there is no SG on the soundtrack..... According to the magazine ad's. Jamie (Still bored, but trying not to use the phone Village Idiot) ------------------------------ From: overfloater@thenexus.com Subject: Down On The "7-Up"side I think we should umm keep a count of all the people that have the misprinted Burden single... which would be me, Dena, and greg@cbl.com.au.. if I got that wrong =), or if I left anyone out (sorry, my memory really sucks), let me know. Also, I dug up a menu for a fictitious fast food place (Vogt's Fast Food) that my friend made for computer graphics class.. it's pretty cool... on the menu are Chris Corndogs and Down On The "7-Up"side. And someone else said something to me the other day, "Death Toll House Cookies"..so I got a great idea.. Tomorrow I'm going to the supermarket to buy Nestle's chocolate chips so I can make Hot Rod Death Toll House Cookies! Now, how you even begin to make Hot Rod Death Toll House Cookies is beyond me, maybe I'll throw some car parts in the cookie dough, why not, my car is falling apart. Hehe.. Well, if i can really make Hot Rod Death Toll House Cookies (i love that!), I'll post the recipe (along with some Soundgarden-related gibberish, so you don't get too pissed off at me... cause food isn't Soundgarden related.. but I'm making it Soundgarden related.. but, Hell I don't know.) Another thing, has anyone seen the previews for Feeling Minnesota? I cry everytime I see that commercial... the amount of Soundgarden-related things in the world today is just so TOUCHING... I wonder if it has our beloved SG on the soundtrack.. It's worth checking out anyway, to me, that is, just because of the title.. Um one more thing, and this is COMPLETELY soundgarden unrelated, btu I feel I've come up with enough kinda-sg-related stuff in the post to compensate... if there are any Subaru owners on the list, mail me (im kinda desperate). well, thanks for reading.. ------------------------------ From: ar303921@student.uq.edu.au (Lee Christensen) Subject: HEY WOW :) Hey ya, What a day :) First off I get Garden of Souls bootleg! (THANKS!!) then after d/l a game demo I read this: A&M recording artists Soundgarden, Hammerbox, Paw, Therapy?, Swervedriver & Monster Magnet soundtrack What's this on, a game called Roadrash. The demo is out now but I figure the soundtrack is on the CD when you buy the game. But hell I speed when listening to Soundgarden it can only help in a game I guess. Now i might go play the game to see if it is any good as it is :) one to look out for I guess. seeya Lee _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ SONIC NEW Defsonic commercial e-mail archiving service!! Any unsolicited commercial email sent to 'ar303921@student.uq.edu.au' will be achivied on my HDD, with over 2gigs of space I can fit it all. And this service will only cost you $150 Australian for every 5k or bit thereof. It easy to join, just by sending unsolicited commercial mail, you signal understanding and agreement of the terms and allow me to archive the mail and charge you the apropriate fee. Send away! I accept Cash or Money orders only. ------------------------------ From: GeekGirl@aol.com Subject: Touch Me Ok....I know that we have all discussed the " hidden" sounds in SG's music right. Well I don't know if this one has been posted to the list or not.. but here it goes. "Touch Me" From the beginning of the song, to the point were Stephanie Barber comes in with " In the night "....roughly a whole 5 seconds into the song. Matt's go'in at on the drums and his mouth.... he's CHOMPING and I mean CHOMPING on his gum!! Up until tonight I had never paid attention to it... but I had my head phones on and you can really hear the gum smacking!! That's it!! I know it was Earth shattering OR even mind blowing for that matter!! Over and Out!! B.S.G. Dena :)~ ------------------------------ Subject: Re: HEY WOW :) From: seth > What a day :) First off I get Garden of Souls bootleg! (THANKS!!) then after > d/l a game demo I read this: > > A&M recording artists Soundgarden, Hammerbox, Paw, > Therapy?, Swervedriver & Monster Magnet soundtrack > > What's this on, a game called Roadrash. The demo is out now but I figure the > soundtrack is on the CD when you buy the game. But hell I speed when > listening to Soundgarden it can only help in a game I guess. As far as I know, the Soundgarden songs that are on the Road Rash soundtrack are "Rusty Cage," "Outshined," "Superunknown," and "Kickstand." Would have been cooler if there were some previously unreleased soundtrack-type stuff on there a la "Jerry Garcia's Finger"... seth ------------------------------ From: "Greg Dunbar" Subject: Re: Birth Control Sorry guys, I thought you meant the sleeve ; ) My CD says Birth Control. Whoever did that misprint is a dickhead - ------------------------------------------------------------- "Loosely or tightly Everything Fits Even The Wrist On Your Arm" Applebite - Soundgarden - -------------------------------------------------------------- GD - -------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 232] ****************************************