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Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Monday,  4 Nov 1996
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Today's Topics:
 

                               Re: SoUnDGaRdeN
                     Soundgarden Video Collection Wanted
                                  Birthdays
                             SOMMSless no more!
                       JPEGS/ downloading/BUTOW video
                        moshing/spoonman/atlanta show
                      Re: moshing/spoonman/atlanta show
                                Missing Names
                Re: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday, 2 Nov 1996
                                 Re: MOSHING
                                 re: MOSHING
                          NSGC whatsoever <ducking>
                          Moshing, Oakland tickets
                                HUNGER STRIKE
                                      
                              Who do I kill....
                                broken faces
                                  thank you
                                hunger strike
             I want to drive my cowboy car across the screen...
                                I HATE MTV!!!
                             Kathie is a goddess
                        Re: every one likes a fight!
                            hello, mailing list!
                               the hater show
                            Matt and Sean's drums
                          along her veins parade...
                          Re: Matt and Sean's drums
                                  tape tree
                          Re: you call me a dog...
                                 Chicago Tix
                              NZ/AUS tour dates
                                 silver mgmt
                                   finally
                                    BUTOW
                                   Moshing

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From: "Tocco, Johnna" <0022371@gpn.gp.k12.mi.us>
Subject: Re: SoUnDGaRdeN

I want to share some good news about Soundgarden.  On November 12 I 
am going to their concert at the Palace of Auburn Hills, MI and I 
think it will rock.  Soundgarden has gotten alot better and I think I 
appreciate them more than I did a few years ago.  But after I see 
them live I'm sure I will have a much better appreciation for them.  
I'll tell you about it after I see them.
Later,
Johnna

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From: "Duksu Kim" <slayer@cais.kaist.ac.kr>
Subject: Soundgarden Video Collection Wanted

Hi!

Me too!
Also, I need msuic video of songs from 'DOTU'.
Pretty Noose
Burden In My Hand
Blow Up The Outside World
I've seen 'The Day I Tried To Live', 'My Wave', 'Black Hole Sun',
'Spoonman', 'Fell On Black Days', 'Superunknown', 'Jesus Christ Pose',
'Rusty Cage', 'Outshined', 'Loud Love', 'Hands All Over' but I want them
on video tape.
I'll pay anything to get this. Please....
Thanks
					Duksu Kim

- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You've claimed all this time that you would die for me.
Why then are you so surprised when you'd heard your own eulogy?
Come down.
Get off your fucking cross.
We need the fucking space to nail the next fool martyr. 
                                                                          by Maynard
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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From: Ian P McDowell/SF/MAID
  <Ian_P_McDowell/SF/MAID.MAID@maid-plc.com>
Subject: Birthdays

Could someone please post Chris, Ben, Matt, and Kim's date of birth.  I know 
two of them passed recently, but I neglected to make a note of 
it.                 
Thank You ;-)

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From: Greg Bensimon <greg@icscorp.com>
Subject: SOMMSless no more!

Thanks to list member Scott Helsley, I am now the proud owner of BMF/SOMMS!
Woo-hoo!!!  Thanks a million, Scott.  The CD may have said "Previously
Enjoyed" on the wrapper, but now it's being constantly enjoyed.


Greg


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From: KAISERVRBL@aol.com
Subject: JPEGS/ downloading/BUTOW video

Can one of you help me?

#1 I'm an idiot when it comes to computer. (Trust me. The fact that I can
even respond to you guys is amazing to me) I have a Gateway 2000 P.C. with a
14.4 modem.

What do I need to do to be able to down load videos & watch them. I have
quick time installed but everytime I try to down load even little clips, the
computer stps me halfway through & says I don't have one thing or the other.

Somebody please help the me.

#2  When the hell is BUTOW going to be on MTV????????? I keep looking for it
& never find it.

and hey, how come the band won't release a compilation tape with all their
videos past and present on it?

Oh well.

I'd appreciate any help.

Thanx,

Lance

"Your heart so young and so naieve to ever feel for a moment I might let you
believe"

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From: UnknownFan@aol.com
Subject: moshing/spoonman/atlanta show

hey guys--

wow. i have been reading the recent posts with dismay.  i feel so bad for
what happened to caryn in seattle--what a bummer. i think it is the
responsibility of patrons to behave themselves, but if they don't, the band
should try--look what happened to that girl who died recently at the pumpkins
show.  moshing and surfing are not funny--it is dangerous as well as annoying
to those not participating.  and since stage diving is pretty much not an
option for most bands these days (especially of the sg stature), i kind of
like the sides or middle idea--then everyone is happy.

by the way, did you notice how that fopp guy had a masters degree, but didn't
know how to spell forty, typing or wiping (he said "fourty, wipeing and
typeing" and i don't think those were typos.)   :-)  good riddance.

re spoonman--i remember there was an article that explained why jeff got
credit, but i am not so sure about the citizen dick idea. i have the citizen
dick t-shirt and the songs listed are:

Mist of Pain
Stomach of Chaos
Doghouse Blues
Louder the Larry (Steiner)
Touch Me, I'm Dick 
Rebound
Can't Go 3 Days (without drinking)
Bust of the Boz

I know that some, if not all, of these are parodies.  Maybe it was that Jeff
came up with the *idea* of the spoonman song (during the Singles days?), but
that Chris executed it?

Lastly (sorry for the long post), I bought plane tix last night for the
Atlanta/Omni show.  I know that there are still show tix left, but not great
ones, so i am wondering if anyone has extras to sell (before i resort to the
dreaded scalpers--my brother called and they were charging $75 for seats in
the stands!)  also, if i have time, it would be cool to meet fellow
sommsters.  i am hoping on doing the same at the dc show 3 days before.  

soundgarden on the brain!

later,
laura


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From: Andrew Dunn <addunn@aa.net>
Subject: Re: moshing/spoonman/atlanta show

> I know that some, if not all, of these are parodies.  Maybe it was that Jeff
> came up with the *idea* of the spoonman song (during the Singles days?), but
> that Chris executed it?

I think Chris wrote Spoonman, played it, and Jeff named it, It's in the 
coffee shop scene if I remember correctly... It was never
a Citizen Dick song, so I don't think it should have ended up on the
t-shirt if that's what your asking about.  =)

nd.


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From: oponfam@cnsnet.com
Subject: Missing Names

I am writing about the following note which Seth had in Sunday's digest:

> Anyway, in some correspondence with Erin of Silver Management, she
> mentioned the Chicago show get-together and mentioned that she still
> doesn't have a complete list of the REAL NAMES of everyone who is
> attending. She says that in order to make sure that backstage/whatever
> passes are left for everyone at the ticket counter, she must have your
> REAL FULL NAMES, not just your email addresses or nicknames.
> 
> So, if you want to meet the band in Chicago, please email Kathie RIGHT
> NOW (oponfam@cnsnet.com) with your full first and last name so you can
> be on the list. It would probably be a good idea to bring ID to the
> show as well.

Actually my last conversation with Silver Management was last Tuesday,
October 29. At that time I was told Erin was missing some last names
from the list I have been compiling since tickets went on sale and that
she needed them by Weds. morning. I was able to get the names I needed
(thanks to quick work by Eliza, thanks again Eliza) so its already been
taken care of. Unfortunately if you've joined the list recently you
probably aren't on this list and we will not know what you should do
until I hear from Erin again. I don't want to bug her with additional
names this far after she needed them. So, if you aren't on the following
list and are going to the Chicago show on November 9 email me and I will
let you know what Erin says when I talk to her again.

Eliza Polly
Toni Roark 
Rita Decker
Jamie Simpson
Monnica Lewis
John Pizano
Candy Haun
Bonnie Cochran
Andrea Pinto
Ben Timberlake
Jaime Gonzalez
Aaron Kamp
Vikki Anselmo
Kathie Opon 
Dave Opon
Dee Dee Bradshaw
Michele Winfield
Joseph Burnett
Kevin Hurley
Lauren Simonis
Kate Phelan
Tadd Mitchell
Andri Nadzri
Dave Miller
Biff Campbell

Sorry if anyone is missing, but I needed to move very fast (I got the
phone call at 7:30 pm and she originally asked if I could get the
completed list to her in 10 minutes!)

Kathie

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From: Andrea Pinto <apinto@Adobe.COM>
Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday,  2 Nov 1996

>At a Fishbone show, back when MOSHING was really SLAM DANCING, it was still a
>more tolerable thing: the slamming generally wasn't right next to the stage.
>The slamming was more central in the middle of the floor. (And, if you didn't
>get too close to the guys with the razors in their hair, it was safer).

I agree. I saw Fishbone play tons of times. There was always a pit-but a
user friendly pit. If someone fell down, there was an immediate hand to
help them up off the floor. Now it seems it's people just trying to injure
other people. As soon as those assholes started pushing at the Hater show
on thurs, i stepped away from the stage because it's not worth getting hurt
for music. (It is supposed to be enjoyable). I'm sorry the Somms gang
didn't move back a little because you could see the stage really well &
keep out of the pit. But they get my utmost respect for keeping their
place. I really hate having to concentrate so much on standing up that you
don't concentrate on the music. I'm dissapointed that the OK bouncers did
nothing to control about 5 kids who had nothing better to do than pick on
some women. I've never seen it that rough from just a handful of assholes.
I must add, that musically, it was the best I've heard Hater play.
(caryn & chris-I owe you a ride!)



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From: "mcinturff, dylan" <DYLAN@ed.concord.wvnet.edu>
Subject:       Re: MOSHING

The real whiners are the people who are upset that some of us don't 
like to have the fuck beat out of us at concerts. Mosh in the back or 
in the bathroom or something.  Or get some friends to go to the 
parking lot and beat each other until you're bloody and broken.  A 
lot of us want to watch the musicians on stage who are playing music.
I bet some of you forgot that actual people are on stage at concerts 
performing music.

As a musician myself, I have to worry when I go to concerts that I 
may be injured, and a broken wrist or fingers would make it hard to 
create and perform.  How can you pro-pit and pro-surf people be thick 
enough to argue in favor of this?  If the guys in Soundgarden were in 
the crowd at a show you were at, would you do anything that could 
injure them?  I sure wouldn't, and I hope you wouldn't either.

Dylan

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From: "mcinturff, dylan" <DYLAN@ed.concord.wvnet.edu>
Subject:       re: MOSHING

A lot of guys don't like moshing either.  I sure don't.  I expressed 
this early on.
Dylan

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From: caryn rose <clr@nwlink.com>
Subject: NSGC whatsoever <ducking>

if anyone is listening to pearl jam from berlin, join us on irc (efnet) on
#checkpoint
if you can't get it, http://www1.ixa.net/horizons/misc/berlin.html will be
carrying the setlist live
hey, they  might do "hunger strike"!
</me points at SG content>

</me hides from seth>

hey, it's a lot more interesting than most of the traffic lately...

- --caryn


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From: Tiffany S StClaireMefret <sac82434@saclink.csus.edu>
Subject: Moshing, Oakland tickets

On Moshing: 
 I agree with Caryn that SOME guys make a point of trying to beat girls and
 women out of the pit. I've had it happen to me, and Caryn has my deepest
 sympathy for her experience at the Hater show. 
 
 I used to wonder why the pit has moved closer and closer to the stage 
 over the years. I have a theory- I think that the people that get the
 most agressive want to make the band look at them and think that their  
 violence is cool. I believe that the people that pick on others in the 
 mosh pit do so to attract attention, and moving the  pit to the back 
 would defeat their purpose, which is to get the band to look at them. 
 People who say "if you can't handle it, then go to the back" should 
 take a good look at their own motives. If you are not looking at the 
 band, then why do you need to be in the front? Ah-ha...
 you need to be in the front so the band will look at you, right? Most
 hard-core moshers will admit that they do not look at the band. So why
 don't they let those of us that want to see what's going on on stage
 be up there? Why bother to even pay to see a band live if you're not
 going to look at them? If it's for the energy generated by being in
 the same room with the performers, is the back of the room somehow 
 devoid of energy? 

 So hey, moshers, why not move the pit to the middle or the back of the 
 room instead of trying to smash loyal fans like Caryn, Shroomy, and 
 Chris? 

About Oakland tickets-
 I have four extra tickets to the show in Oakland CA. Please send me
 private e-mail if you're interested
 
 sac82434@saclink.csus.edu
 
 -Tiffany

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From: caryn rose <clr@nwlink.com>
Subject: HUNGER STRIKE

pearl jam are playing 'hunger strike' live from berlin RIGHT NOW!!!!!

arGGHGHGHGHGHGHHGHGHGHGHGHGHGH


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From: Chris Cornell <rpalmer@wam.umd.edu>

Hey SOMMS-sters....I was just listening to a live Pearl Jam concert from
Berlin on WHFS in DC, and they just started playing Hunger Strike!  They
only did the first half, and when it came to the "hungry" part, the crowd
began to sing Chris's part.  It was rather cool, and I thought that some
of you might want to know....
	
					Rob 

******************************************************************************
"...and I heard it in the wind, and I saw it in the sky
    and I thought it was the end, I thought it was the fourth of July..."

				--Chris Cornell--
			       	 "Fourth of July"
******************************************************************************


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From: ThNrthFace@aol.com
Subject: Who do I kill....

In a message dated 96-11-03 14:52:21 EST, you write:

<< How can you pro-pit and pro-surf people be thick 
 enough to argue in favor of this?  If the guys in Soundgarden were in 
 the crowd at a show you were at, would you do anything that could 
 injure them?  I sure wouldn't, and I hope you wouldn't either. >>

If it is Ben who is in the crowd, no need for worry there. He's probably
beating the living shit out of someone who tried to spit on him and threw
lemon wedges at him. *Take special note: DO NOT THROW STUFF OR SPIT ON
BEN!!!* He will not tolerate that and you WILL pay. So, at this time, it is
my duty to make him an honorary member of the KTMS. 

Now, I would like to thank Chris Mansfield for restraining me when I was
going after the fuckhead at the Hater show wearing the glasses and the
leather jacket. I had my arm back and fist clenched and I was getting a
running start at that asshole when Chris tied me up and pulled me back. It's
a good thing I guess, because I would probably be paying the guys hospital
bills from my jail cell.

Two thumbs up to Shroom for grabbing the guys glasses and dutifully stomping
on them. The look on his face was *PRICELESS*. Great form in the stomping
action too. I gave it a perfect 10. If stomping on glasses is ever an olympic
event, Shroom is a sure thing to win the Gold. 

Well, that's all for now, you've heard the rest already.

The Chicago bound List Thug and SOMMS Sheriff,
Aaron

See you in a week Ben and Matt!

"Those guys are crazy!"-Kim Thayil's commentary on the KTMS

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From: Michele <michele@waterw.com>
Subject: broken faces

I think Ben should play a concert to pay for all the noses he has 
broken n teeth knocked out that did not deserve becuz he had a bad 
aim. excuse  me,mr shepard can I have your autograph? This might get 
sacry if you ask him for an autograph be careful you may wind up with 
a shoe print on your face. Learn to channel that anger Ben or at least 
pratice your aim so everybody can be happy again.





wearing a helmet to all concerts from now on.(not serious but thinking 
about it)
 
I am just babbling fool really,
Michele

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From: caryn rose <clr@nwlink.com>
Subject: thank you 

thanks to everyone for their messages of support/concern, both public and
private.  my nose still hurts.  i hope to hell there's no permanent damage,
because if there is, there's nothing i can do about it because i left the
club without reporting it (i know this because something similar happened to
a friend last year).  if there is, the first thing i'm going to do is go to
the seattle city fire marshall and share with him the info that the ok hotel
has no security and creates a public hazard by not policing the crowd.  will
that suck for the ok?  yeah, it will.  it's their own fault at this point.
i hope to hell they get fined up the wazoo.

friday night when shroom & dena & the gang came over they told me that i
actually did fall down on the floor when ben kicked me.  now i know i was
dazed because i have no recall of that whatsoever.  just makes me angrier
that they refused to react to it.

vikki says, 'call silver management'.  i say, 'they won't care'.  if they
cared they would have stopped it on friday.

i'm not going to vancouver, and to the people clamoring for a backstage
somms audience here in seattle, don't look at me.  i don't want any part of
it.  you want it, YOU organize it.  besides which, in seattle they have
friends and family and who would you rather spend time with?  not us, that's
for sure.

- --caryn



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From: UnknownFan@aol.com
Subject: hunger strike

hey guys--

did any of you listen to the pearl jam show this afternoon--broadcast live
from berlin? it was awesome. 

just wanted to let you know that they did play about half of hunger strike,
and though it was totally cool that they played it, it was definitely lacking
because chris wasn't there. maybe one day we will see them perform this one
together again. :-(

laura

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From: blind dog <s325961@student.uq.edu.au>
Subject: I want to drive my cowboy car across the screen...

On Fri, 1 Nov 1996 JASNL@aol.com wrote:

> Mother scenes. But overall, I think it's a pretty damn good video. Kim's hair
> in a ponytail!?!?!? Whazzup wit dat?! Another criticism is the blatant Christ
> reference with Chris(t) "nailed" (tied) to the cross (chair). MTV thinks
> we're all stupid and need an image pounded over the head to get it. My

	the video to butow hasn't aired here in australia yet, so I can't
really comment on whether the grpahics/symbolism are too overt in places. 
maybe some of it is, sally.  but I have a strong suspicion that if that's
the case, mtv had nothing to do with it.  soundgarden, as a band (and I do
know that chris and matt have few good words for the station), have very
little time for mtv and its programming. any decisions made concerning
exactly what chris would be doing during the video would have been made by
him, the rest of the band and the director jerry casale. 

	as for mtv controlling content - they can edit the videos, but
they can't put stuff in there :) 


                       -----------------------------------
                        a thousand doors, a thousand lies
                           rooms a thousand years wide 
			      - words by kim thayil
                       -----------------------------------





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From: Cornell <melusk2@crow.cybercomm.net>
Subject: I HATE MTV!!!

Okay, so i get home around 9 am in the morning, and I decide
to flip on MTV so i can catch some vids (more specifically the BUtOW
vid).  But guess what!!!  They didn't show one goddamn video from 
9am to 1pm!! What the hell?? I had to sit/sleep through MTV's "kiss-ass"
session with Michael Jordan, yet ANOTHER episode of singled out, My 
So-Called Life (where's the music relation THERE???) but no VIDEOS!!!
No i'm doubly pissed because they yanked it from 120 min on Sunday, now
this shit! will I ever see the Blow up the OUtside world vid?  
Gregg

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From: CAMPBELLCG@bvu.edu
Subject: Kathie is a goddess

	I just saw my name on the list of backstage bound sommsfreaks and I
almost passed out.  I ran into some room next door with a calculus help session
going on and told 5 or 6 people I didn't know that I get to go backstage at the
show on sat, and they were even excited for me.  That shows me the power child.
	I would like to take this opportunity to throw loads of appraise onto
Kathie, without whom we would, well I guess we'd still be seeing a great show,
but now it's absolutely amazing.  Thanks alot Kathie.
	Also, I have heard nothing of a somms meeting at this shindig.  Am I
missing something?  Please let me know what is going on, I want to meet each
and everyone of you all.  
	      later all from the kid who will get no sleeo until after saturday
				biff

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From: Cynthia Siragusa <cynsir@village.ios.com>
Subject: Re: every one likes a fight!

I was going to respond, but decided you weren't worth wasting my time.
Your "posts" are so inane it's not even a challenge to disembowel your 
little mind.  Hell, I feel sorry for anybody so simple that he cannot 
even SPELL his OWN AGE.  
Cyn

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From: PsykoStar@aol.com
Subject: hello, mailing list!

greetings,
i have just joined the soundgarden mailing list. i'm 15/f and soundgarden is
by far the bestest band in the world. i have as many albums i can get my
hands on (louder than love, bmf, superunknown, and dotu). my friend lauren
thinks i'm obsessed w/ chris cornell, and she's probably right. heh.....
ok, well, nice to meet yall.
- -star (that ain't my real name, but it wish it was cool like that)

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Subject: the hater show
From: soundgrdn3@juno.com (M R)

Sorry, but lately (due to the MIT server, I suppose), I've been getting a
lot of "replies" before I get the actual message that's being replied to.
So, I was just wondering, what exactly happened at the hater show?
Something with Ben? Hmm? 

"You were in a bar in the corner on a chair
Wearing a long white leather coat
Purple glasses and glitter in your hair."
"Poor stargazer."


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From: "D. Murphy" <levitan@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Matt and Sean's drums

from "Alaska Airlines Magazine", October 1996, reprinted without
permission:

"...one Seattle enterpreneur hopes to revolutionize the entire industry...
Al Adinolfi of AP Boom Theory combines digital technology with music and
physiological principles to produce Spacemuffins, a drum set that can
recreate the sound of any drum imaginable, plus those of other
instruments. Unlike standard electronic drums - which are basically sets
of flat rubber pads mounted with a sensor - Spacemuffins are a modified
acoustic drum set that looks and feels like real drums. 
Adinolfi, the company's president/janitor (as his business card reads)
developed Spacemuffins out of frustration at the musical limitations
electronic drums and the damage they caused to his wrists and back. A
drummer since age 8, he says a drummer's greatest fear is repetitive
strain injury. The likelihood of developing carpal tunnel syndrone, tennis
elbow, or a variety of injuries to the back, legs and knees is extremely
high.
After nearly four years of experimentation and several equipment loans,
Al created a solution: a regular drum packed with foam rubber and piezo
wafers - small ceramic caps that are normally used in electrocardiograms.
Now drummers can get the sound and volume they want without stress to
their bodies. He estimates his initial investment in these one of a kind
drum sets was $30,000.
Spacemuffin converts include Matt Cameron of Soundgarden and Alice in
Chains' Sean Kinney. Interestingly, Adinolfi says his biggest market may
be the more than 75,000 church music ministries across the country.
Because drums are their only instrument without volume control most want
to use electric...
Technically complex, Spacemuffins are the work of a true artisan. Adinolfi
assembles each made-to-order set by hand, working up to 12 hours a day,
seven days a week...he sells close to 70 sets a month. Prices range from
$1200 to $4000..."

anyone know anything else about this situation? anyone seen/heard these
drums in action?

dan

===========================================================================	
		danno@wood.net / levitan@u.washington.edu
		      He Who Laughs Last Thinks Slowest
		   and if you don't vote, don't bitch....
============================================================================


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From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI   FREER)
Subject: along her veins parade...

hey guys, check this out. i wrote to minutes120@aol.com and 
complained about the lack of SG videos (namely, flower, SU and 
TDITTL) and this is what i got back. personally, i think it's 
hysterical considering how the host acts to every person on the show. 
but i dunno, maybe i'll keep my eyes peeled tonight...

mind riot


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From:	  MINUTES120
Subject:	 Re: Soundgarden videos...
Date:	 11/03
Time:	 04:36 PM

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Subject: Re: Soundgarden videos...

mind riot i agree with you. this is pinfield. the old soundgarden 
rules
too.blow up the outside world is already scheduled for this week,but 
i'll get
those mofos to pull some of the old stuff.


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             i'm tied within
     i'm luck's last match struck
     in the pouring down wind...
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From: Ross Filipek <rfilipek@indiana.edu>
Subject: Re: Matt and Sean's drums

Matt used Spacemuffins and DW drums for recording _Badmotorfinger_, but 
since then I believe he's played totally acoustic. Besides, when you've 
got Ayotte shells, who needs to trigger samples?

Ross
 
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On Sun, 3 Nov 1996, D. Murphy wrote:

> Spacemuffin converts include Matt Cameron of Soundgarden and Alice in
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a packet 
of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses. Hit it."
	                                 --Joliet Jake and Elwood Blues


        

      







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From: "Steven Russell Jr." <swr@acsu.buffalo.edu>
Subject: tape tree

Hey list!

Hmmm...I wonder how many time this email will be delivered to me?  I just
got finished deleting 70+ somms emails from last week.  I haven't read any
distress messages from people yet...so I'm assuming this has something to
do with me only recieving email from UB's mail server from 4pm - 6pm this
weekend.  I may see this message and your replies tomorrow or maybe next
week :-)

Anyway...I have a general announcement:

Soundgarden Tape Tree is being setup.

Show: Syracuse Lolla '96 from DAT graded 8/10 (not by me), 60min

Interested Parties (ie traders) send a quick email (it may or may not get
here...dunno) to me and once I know some more specifics...you'll get a
chain email from me. :-)  Dena how did you do that? (just kidding :-)  As a
general warning...don't expect the tree to first branch out until
Thanksgiving break.  Just thought I'd let you know. :-)

LASTLY, the only rule to this tree is; "no one will make money off this
tapers efforts.  No 2:1 deals, money exchanged and of course DON'T EVEN
THINK ABOUT pressing the show to CD."  If you can not abide by those rules,
fuck you.  You're not welcome on this tree.



Steve
- - Heavy Rotation; _Inside Microstation '95_, _Elementary Fluid Mechanics_
and a 4" thick building code book, oh yeah...Pearl Jam - "Checkpoint
Charlie - Live from Berlin 11/3/96", AC-DC - "Buttrock faves 74-81" coffee,
mac n cheese and beer. 

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From: "Dan \"Pop-tart\" Hearsch" <billsbar@umich.edu>
Subject: Re: you call me a dog...

i definitely agree that the chances of a totd remake (which album is now
gracing the bedroom of my brand new apartment. yay) not remake but second
album, ANyway, i think maybe they were talking out of their ass. i called
one of the local dejays and she didn't know anything about it, but said
that she had heard they had come close back in like 1993, while they were
on lollpalooza together. some rumor about them writing a few songs that
might go on albums. anyway, i was just hoping beyond hope, but i share the
same pessimistic attitude as i believe the rest of the list does, that
there isn't much but a remote chance of it happening. very good then

another place to hide it all


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From: TADDMAN1@aol.com
Subject: Chicago Tix

Attention Everyone in need to see Soundgarden.

I have 2 tickets to the Sunday November 10 show in Chicago, I need to get rid
of.
If anyone is intrested please respond ASAP!

Taddman

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Subject: NZ/AUS tour dates
From: seth <saperl@MIT.EDU>

From the official site...

Date	City				Venue
Jan 15	Wellington, New Zealand		Town Hall
Jan 17	Auckland, New Zealand		Big Day Out
Jan 19	Gold Coast, Australia		Big Day Out
Jan 22	Brisbane, Australia		Festival Hall
Jan 25	Melbourne, Australia		Big Day Out
Jan 26	Melbourne, Australia		Festival Hall
Jan 27	Sydney, Australia		Big Day Out
Jan 29	Newcastle, Australia		Entertainment Centre
Jan 30	Sydney, Australia		Hordern Pavilion
Jan 31	Adelaide, Australia		Big Day Out
Feb 02	Perth, Australia		Big Day Out
Feb 04	Perth, Australia		Superdome

seth

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From: "D. Murphy" <levitan@u.washington.edu>
Subject: silver mgmt

Is SGKOTS run by Silver Management? This is what i have been told. I was
thinking of checking out those fan club members-only tickets on Friday
afternoon by stopping by her office, but then I got to thinking that maybe
they are two separate entities, so I didn't go in. What I did notice,
though, are a couple of "For Lease" signs in the window, in addition to
some tasty looking red vinyl on the wall of one of the offices. Does
anyone know if Silver is planning to move to a new office? 

dan, who eagerly advocates proper moshing and the practice of safe rock.

latest acquisition: "Garden of Souls" and "The Garden Grows" on tape.
(thanks nadia!)
Don't forget to vote!

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		danno@wood.net / levitan@u.washington.edu
		      He Who Laughs Last Thinks Slowest
		   and if you don't vote, don't bitch....
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From: eliza <epolly@one.net>
Subject: finally

just had to hold my eyes open with my fingers to stay up and FINALLY
see the BUTOW video....how nice of them to play it in the last 10
minutes of 120 minutes of other garbage and Matt Pinfield's
annoyingness to boot....

Anyway, i must say that one of my favorite things about this video is
the humor they still manage to keep in it....as emotional and
disturbing as it is, i still laughed a few times, especially when
chris laughed every time the wall blew up behind the band while
playing and especially when Kim's ponytail got blown in front of his
face!!  I also think his facial reactions to the human heart beating
and the $$$$ were awesome...When i heard it was based on Clockwork
(the epitomy of heavy), i assumed it would be completely dark, but i
was glad to see that they did their usual and still made me laugh.

- --eliza

Oh, BTW, how much did Tool's Stinkfist video remind you of an X-Files
episode!!!  how totally sick and bizarre, but i would expect nothing
less.

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From: clmiller@mail.usachoice.net (Chris Miller)
Subject: BUTOW

I THINK I JUST CREAMED MY PANTS.  I FINALLY GOT TO SEE THE BUTOW VIDEO
AND IT IS AS DELICIOUS AS CHOCOLATE CREAM OVER SEX!  CHRIS IS IN RAREST
FORM AND THE REFERENCE TO "A CLOCKWORK ORANGE" IS ANY TRUE ULTRAVIOLENCE
FAN'S DREAM.  KEEP 'EM COMIN' CORNY & CO. AND SO WILL I!

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From: "D. Murphy" <levitan@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Moshing

in a non-seth approved act of regulation, can i please ask that these
personal retorts to feelings on moshing be taken to your private mail
boxes rather than for general distribution? who else thinks that this is
getting out of hand? (that's a rhetorical question)

dan

what the heck is walpurgis night music?

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		danno@wood.net / levitan@u.washington.edu
  "would it pay you more to walk on water than to wear a crown of thorns?
      it wouldn't pain me more to bury you rich than to bury you poor..."
	         >> and if you don't vote, don't bitch <<
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