From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Monday, 20 Jan 1997 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Mon, 20 Jan 1997 12:25:42 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Monday, 20 Jan 1997 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Soundgarden/ Mad Season what i saw today five eight, scary song b.u.t.o.w. Headbangers Bowl Oops!! I made a boo boo! Re: b.u.t.o.w. Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season clockwork orange?? Re: b.u.t.o.w. Re: clockwork orange?? new fan/old fan Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season Re: Re: I know, I know. smells like negativity Re: SCARIEST SONG Re: I know, I know. Re: SCARIEST SONG SG Scary, Scary Songs/Albums Introducing...The Soundgarden Songbook sibs i'll be yours ever Truly...can I make your garden grow From the Mouth of Decadence AHHH, THE MEMORIES OH YEAH, I FORGOT Re: Counting down now........ small BDO review Re: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday, 18 Jan 1997 Breaking my rusty cage!! For +jamie c+ To the Land of Good Eggs Quite an odd Hater question. BUTOW Re: Breaking my rusty cage!! sCARY SONGS?? re: my take on the grammies Re: The elusive Screaming Life Re: No Subject Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season bleed together Counting down now........ RE: Dusty(Moby Mix) Wednesday night. Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season grammy tix Re: A Quick Survey... very brief review of soundgarden at the bdo... SiCA website! (Soundgarden Snob Central) Soundgarden Video soundgarden at the BDO... the Respect question TODAY IS MiLK DAY--SG IS INTERGRATED...SHOULDN'T YOU BE? ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "Jason Thompson" Subject: Soundgarden/ Mad Season I saw a while back in a newsgroup (I know, not the most reliable source) that Mad Season was releasing a double cd album with rumored appearances by Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil. I didn't think anything of it at the time, but now it appears that Mad Season is releasing a double album. Layne Staley only does vocals on one disc, and somebody else on the other. Maybe the second disc is where CC makes his guest appearance??? Does anybody have any more information about the new Mad Season release or about Soundgarden working with them recently?? ------------------------------ From: Lee Christensen Subject: what i saw today Hey ya, I am a happy little camper today :) After a week on Fraser Island, the details of which i will not bore you but to say: Sand, surf and sun :) And TODAY: Walking around the shops, I run into a copy of Room a ..... wide/HIV BABY on purple marble vinyl :) woohooo that sub pop singles club :) Gee it looks good in my collection. HIV baby is a groovy enough song too, have to listen to it a few more times yet to get the feeling for it. What price is this going for over in the US? I got it for $15, too expensive? I also saw the tour pack DOTU 2cd thing. It is very nice package, I like the side of the case with upside down writting saying: Down under the upside. I might buy it just for that. Bummer that I already have all the songs on the Ep. But for others getting it, it looks great :) Saw a Green River cd, what was it.... Come on over? is that the name? thought about buying it but my budget was way out by this stage. Also say another early edition SG 7" (I am sorry I forgot the name) And in Australia's biggest poll (300000 votes) Soundgarden came in at #77 with Burden in my hand. Winner was Spiderbait so I can't complain with that :) and why am i saying all this....well I am finally back from all my holidays so I can read and post once again :) woohoo catch up time on all the digests. seeya Lee PS: to all the ppl going to the BDO lucky bastards...I'll see you wednesday night! Soundgarden in my hometown once again :) :) ***** CD of the Week:WOOHOO i went shopping: 'Republica' by Republica, 'Hot Milk and Water' by Spiderbait, 'Milk/Tour EP' cd2 by Garbage News: Spiderbait wins Hottest 100! 2nd place goes to Tool. "Turn it UP and Play it LOUD let the blood rush to your head!!" "I'm sorry I was cruel, I forgot to kiss you..... " "You know you don't love me but you still want to touch me, Feel my body while I make you feel ugly" ------------------------------ From: Luck's Last Match Subject: five eight, scary song A little over a year ago, i told someone that Soundgarden was my favorite band. He said that there was no weak link in the band, and i was like, yeah, i know this...and then last night i see another band with no weak link: five eight. They rock! Go see them if you get a chance. On the more related tip, Beyond the wheel is pretty scary, but it just doesn't instill fear in me like Cold Bitch does. I'll play the riff from cold bitch on my guitar and then try to hide from my amp because i think it's gonna get me. :) laters. -j "Jesus was only Jewish on his mother's side." -Dave Lippman ------------------------------ From: age@cybercomm.net >YO, > >HEY, WHAT THE HELLS WRONG WITH BEING A SOUNDGARDEN FAN NOW?? SO I DONT = >KNOW ALL THE DETAILS!! SO FUCKING WHAT??? I LOVE THE MUSIC, EVEN THE = >OLDIES, SO IT DOESNT MATTER NOW DOES IT???? >JUST HAD TO SAY THIS, SOME PEOPLE JUST GET ON MY NERVES. > CIAO, ESTHER That's so these "real" fans can put you in your bandwagon box where you "belong". Their first question posed to you is usually, "So, how long have you been listening to the band?" If your answer is, oh, 5 years or less, you're worthless. ------------------------------ From: age@cybercomm.net >Mail sent to mailing lists is going into subscribers' private mailboxes, >some >of which are not set up to handle really large pieces of mail. You know, that Netiquette message was a pretty large piece of mail. ------------------------------ From: Kikstand4@aol.com Subject: b.u.t.o.w. Just trying to confirm something. My friend told me a few days back that the video for Blow Up the Outside World was based on a film called "Clockwork Orange" Is this true? Just wondering. Luv, Kickstand ------------------------------ From: Karizma291@aol.com Subject: Headbangers Bowl I was wondering if anyone out there recorded Soundgarden hosting the Headbangers Ball back in '94 when they were at the bowling alley.... If you do I'd like to "make a deal" to trade or pay for a copy of it.... I saw it when it first aired and wanted a copy to add to my collection.... Thanks for any help!! ~Angela =~) ------------------------------ From: Rebekah Henderson Subject: Oops!! I made a boo boo! I said in my last post that I didn't receive the compilation CD in the book Screaming Life. Well, evidently I did. :) My mom was looking at the book and she saw this black square stuck to the inside of the back cover. She asked me what it was and all I could say was, "Oh no! I told the list that I didn't get it!" So now I'm correcting my boo boo!! :) May Soundgarden be with you. Rebekah :) ------------------------------ From: tendrils Subject: Re: b.u.t.o.w. > Just trying to confirm something. My friend told me a few days back that the > video for Blow Up the Outside World was based on a film called "Clockwork > Orange" Is this true? Just wondering. um, well i read somewhere that B.u.t.o.w video was being likened to Clockwork Orange simply because it was banned (like clockwork orange was). But I haven't seen the clip yet (sorry). Although i have seen clockwork orange and its excellent. ------------------------------ From: "Al Babcock" Subject: Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season Mad Season is releasing a double album. Layne > Staley only does vocals on one disc, and somebody else on the other. Maybe > the second disc is where CC makes his guest appearance??? I had also heard some news about this but I wasn't sure if it was true. I had heard that Mark Lanegan(of Screaming Trees fame) was going to be singing on the other disc. I never heard about Soundgarden being on it but that would be something. ------------------------------ From: Sgarden666@aol.com Subject: clockwork orange?? Sorry if this isnt really soundgarden related, but, i was wondering if "clockwork orange" was that really trippy movie that people on acis like to watch??? Dawn ------------------------------ From: Geoff Subject: Re: b.u.t.o.w. Ok, a few people have asked about the butow video and how it relates to a Clockwork Orange. The video and the movie are similar in that in both, the main character is stapped into a chair and forced to watch movies. I would not say that one is based on the other. Inspired would be a better word. And I'm not sure that either of them were banned, though I was not born when CO was released. A clockwork orange is an excellent movie, BTW. Geoff On Sun, 19 Jan 1997, tendrils wrote: > > Just trying to confirm something. My friend told me a few days back that the > > video for Blow Up the Outside World was based on a film called "Clockwork > > Orange" Is this true? Just wondering. > > um, well i read somewhere that B.u.t.o.w video was being likened to > Clockwork Orange simply because it was banned (like clockwork orange was). > But I haven't seen the clip yet (sorry). Although i have seen clockwork > orange and its excellent. > > ------------------------------ From: Geoff Subject: Re: clockwork orange?? Yes it is. On Sat, 18 Jan 1997 Sgarden666@aol.com wrote: > Sorry if this isnt really soundgarden related, but, i was wondering if > "clockwork orange" was that really trippy movie that people on acis like to > watch??? > > Dawn > ------------------------------ From: Geoff Subject: new fan/old fan What, are you trying to insult the list or what? I know what you are talking about with regards to the attitude to newer fans. But I'll tell you that I have not seen this from anyone who has been on the list longer than 4 months. You don't think we've had this thread before? Let me tell you...We've had this thread so many times...To the older fans: there is nothing wrong with someone discovering SG recently. Get out of your egocentric little world. And to the newer fans: Don't barge into out community asking stupid questions. There is a mammoth resource on the World Wide Web called the Unofficial Soundgarden Hompeage, which is run by the same individual who runs the list, Seth. You will NOT find a larger or more comprehensive source of SG info in the WORLD. No exaggeration. There's material there the band probably doesn't know about/remember. There is a massive discography which includes authorized and unauthorized releases, info on all major and rare releases, more articles than you could imagine, fabulous video, pictures, FAQ, band history, tablature. Did I mention video? The point is, do your homework before coming to the list with 50 questions. Geoff On Sat, 18 Jan 1997 age@cybercomm.net wrote: > That's so these "real" fans can put you in your bandwagon box where you > "belong". > > Their first question posed to you is usually, "So, how long have you been > listening to the band?" If your answer is, oh, 5 years or less, you're > worthless. > > > ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season At 01:25 AM 1/18/97 -0800, Jason Thompson wrote: >I saw a while back in a newsgroup (I know, not the most reliable source) >that Mad Season was releasing a double cd album with rumored appearances by >Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil. I didn't think anything of it at the time, >but now it appears that Mad Season is releasing a double album. Layne >Staley only does vocals on one disc, and somebody else on the other. Maybe >the second disc is where CC makes his guest appearance??? Does anybody >have any more information about the new Mad Season release or about >Soundgarden working with them recently?? to quote Mike McCready himself, "it's all myth". EVERYTHING, but EVERYTHING, you have heard about any forthcoming mad season release is rumor. there has allegedly been music recorded, and the two vocalists are *rumored* to be Mark Lanegan and Layne Staley, not chris cornell. there is no release date... there is no tentative release date... no one even knows if it's going to happen. - --caryn ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: At 12:48 PM 1/18/97 -0400, age@cybercomm.net wrote: >Their first question posed to you is usually, "So, how long have you been >listening to the band?" If your answer is, oh, 5 years or less, you're >worthless. says who???? certainly not me. certainly not most of the people i know on this list. i know there are people who do act as though they are almighty information god of soundgarden knowledge and if you don't know everythign they do, or can't quote the songs that they do, you are worthless. and i'd hate to tell them that 9 times out of 10 i can't quote the song they're talking about, i didn't get to see SG until 1994 (well, they didn't come to where I was living at the time) and i don't like LTL and only had screaming life on tape until last year. so by their standards, hell -- i'm not a "real" soundgarden fan either. it ain't the size of your record collection, or the amount of trivia you know -- it's the sincerity -- I don't care how old you are or how long you've been listening to soundgarden, if you absolutely love 'em and consider yourself a fan, then more power to you. - --caryn ------------------------------ From: ShRooMGrLz@aol.com Subject: Re: I know, I know. Our infinitely wise and loveable Caryn wrote: >soundgarden, have indeed shot videos locally, all of Badmotorvision was >shot at a show at the Paramount theatre, and ToTD's "Hunger Strike" >was shot in Discovery Park. Heheheh... you sound just like Dena, Caryn. "Badmotorvision?" Ummm... is that a better copy than regular Motorvision? ;-) Actually, not *all* of BMV (Badmotorvision) was filmed at the Paramount. What about when they're driving all over Seattle talking about neighbors dogs being raped (by Goofus, not Kim) and bribing the owners of local record labels into their van with coffee? ;-) :::ducks the inevitable smack from Caryn::: Oh yeah... and the original and BETTER version of "Pretty Noose" (ala Kozik) was filmed in the OK Hotel. I liked the hootchie-devil-woman they used in it. ;-) Not that I'm biased or anything. >Mike McCready is (yet again) wearing a Soundgarden tshirt, with >LOUDER THAN MEAT across the back (which, as we know, was a >proposed title for LTL) and the front is a circle with a picture of what >looks like Kim (?) wearing sunglasses, with "soundgarden" arced >around the top and "maximum ________" around the bottom. my >question is, maximum WHAT? >(shroom, be quiet. no one asked you. ;-> ). Heheheh... Caryn, you take away all the fun outta stuff sometimes. ;-) Hey... I have a new idea for a thread!! "If you found Seth Perlman laying unconscious in a field, what would yo............." Oh never mind. ;-) I think I'm going to write a note to Seth concerning his choice of swimwear now..... Shroomy Todays Chris Cornell quote has been censored due to it's graphic content concerning a certain list administrator and a certain rock star... both of whom shall remain nameless. This hootchie isn't about to go through yet another lawsuit in '97. ;-) How's that for inside jokes? ------------------------------ From: dumo13@erols.com Subject: smells like negativity what up?! Sorry, just thought I'd try a new opening. Does anyone know if there's anything special going on with the Hawaii SG tour dates? I mean KTS actually sent email IN ADVANCE of an event!! ON another NOTE: I'm not trying to say that I'm a list vetran, but I'd like to atleast say that I'm an active Soundgarden fan. As a fan of Soundgarden I come to the list to read about the band and personal tidbits from the mighty mighty members of THIS list(we rule!). It just seems to me like WE have this cycle of negativity. It's like this reaccuring infection. Does anyone think that there's a way to prevent this in the future? I mean, some creativity, and advice from other lists might be in order, eh? Maybe a general level-headedness, or taking some posts with a grain of salt???? Maybe it's just the disproportionate number of posts by a certain someone (FAIRFAX sommsters & TONI know what I mean)? Whatever it is, does it have to clutter interesting threads like this scarry song thread? I mean, it was an innocent question that turned into something wonderful! SMILE ON YOUR BROTHERS!! CHRIS PS. "Half" scares me to death. It just rips out my guts to hear that song. I literally cry everytime I hear it. It's just that high riff on the CGC tuning and Ben's voice that do it. I recently wrote a 10 - minute play based on the song. Anyone wanting more info should email me. ------------------------------ From: SndGrdn101@aol.com Subject: Re: SCARIEST SONG Ok, since everybody keeps writing about this, I'll make my entry. Beyond the Wheel, hands down. It gives me the chills every time I hear it, especially at the start. By the way, who sings at the start of that song? ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: I know, I know. At 04:24 PM 1/18/97 -0500, ShRooMGrLz@aol.com wrote: >Our infinitely wise and loveable Caryn wrote: >>soundgarden, have indeed shot videos locally, all of Badmotorvision was >>shot at a show at the Paramount theatre, and ToTD's "Hunger Strike" >>was shot in Discovery Park. > > Heheheh... you sound just like Dena, Caryn. "Badmotorvision?" Ummm... >is that a better copy than regular Motorvision? ;-) yes, it's the one with the footage of Chris and Matt taking a shower. together. (kim has a brief cameo when he brings them some more soap). see, i told you i'm not a real soundgarden fan! don't even know the names of their video releases... > Actually, not *all* of >BMV (Badmotorvision) was filmed at the Paramount. What about when they're >driving all over Seattle talking about neighbors dogs being raped (by Goofus, >not Kim) and bribing the owners of local record labels into their van with >coffee? ;-) you're correct, of course, and that's what first popped into my head while responding and then i thought it was just *too* anal. ;-P every time i watch it i try to figure out where they're driving. i hate it ;-) >:::ducks the inevitable smack from Caryn::: > Oh yeah... and the original and BETTER version of "Pretty Noose" (ala >Kozik) was filmed in the OK Hotel. I liked the hootchie-devil-woman they >used in it. ;-) Not that I'm biased or anything. yep yep yep. how could i forget. and ya know, we don't know where the earlier stuff was filmed, could have very well been filmed locally. 'rusty cage' for example. > Heheheh... Caryn, you take away all the fun outta stuff sometimes. ;-) > Hey... I have a new idea for a thread!! "If you found Seth Perlman laying >unconscious in a field, what would yo............." Oh never mind. ;-) I hey! that should be the new tshirt! >think I'm going to write a note to Seth concerning his choice of swimwear >now..... i'm *still* l aughing over that one. ;-) - --caryn "caryn, i have this, erm, package for seth, and i hear you're going to have dinner with him next week. would you be so kind as to deliver it personally? what's in it? oh, just some tshirts we promised him... oh please don't open that... no, please!... wait, i can explain... i just thought the black silk underwear would look nice under his jeans..." --chris cornell [words not necessarily said in that order -- patented (TM) Hootchie Disclaimer ------------------------------ From: KAISERVRBL@aol.com Subject: Re: SCARIEST SONG OK, I have to agree that from a *sound & aura* perspective Beyond the Wheel is probably as "scary" as it gets. (Although none of SG's music scares me in the Biblical sense (c: ) From a lyrical point of view & sound, I think 4th of July is far and away the "scariest". (Is it just me or is "scary" not exactly the right word: Ominous or something seems more fittng). OK you guys are gonna think I've lost it on this one but what the hell, sanity is over-rated. I think from the perspective of "There but for the grace of God go I"- scariness, I think "Zero Chance" is a horrificly frightening song. I mean the line "Born without a friend & Bound to die alone" is a pretty scary line. The entire song is beautiful (& my personal favorite on DOTU) vivid, & powerful, but the theme of things are fucked up & there's no getting around it is frightening. Maybe cause it reflects the real world more than we'd like to admit. BUT hey: As long as I have SOMMSters around me, I'll never die alone! Whether or not I have any friends is still up for debate (c; . Is all this Bullshit? Probably, it is coming from me afterall. Remember, I think BIMH is about nuclear testing. OK, I'm rambling now so I'll bail. Lance "Why doesn't anyone believe in lonliness" ------------------------------ From: gene Subject: SG Scary, Scary Songs/Albums Along w/"Room A Thousand Years Wide", I must say "He Didn't" scares the crap outta me. The guitar harmonics and attack at the beginning of the tune and throughout just get a chill going down my spine. The main bass/guitar part gives me the impression of running from some....thing! I really love it when the reverse solo gets going, I totally freak!! Those skins that Matt bashes through give me the heebie-jeebies also. That Robert Plantesque scream CC lets out right before the end of the song frightens me. And that ending--Whomp!! It's like...Gotcha! I almost pee myself when I hear "Nazi Driver" (I don't care if it tastes like poison...). I also let out a silent scream (sometimes not so silent) when I hear the intro to "Searching With My Good Eye Closed". You know, "The Devil says..." Howzabout the scariest album? I have a hard time deciding between UMOK and BMF. I think there are scary and non-scary songs on both. If you could combine all the scariest songs, you could call it UltraMegaMotorFinger. And that--would petrify me!! Combine the non-scary songs and you could call it OKBad. Speaking of scares, and my apologies in advance for not posting to the drive-by mailing list, Thursday night at 12:30am, some dick ass CB jerks, out to shut up my CB talking neighbor accross the street, mistook my house for his and decided to unload their .22's into my living room. Fortunately, the bullets only went through one wall and didn't get my wife and I as we slept in the bedroom. They tore up our stuff in the living room pretty good though. And we had just re-arranged the furniture that day! All because those speed-freak shit-talking CB heads don't have anything better to do that hassle each other and start fights! Sorry again, but I feel better. Later. - -- ----- \___/ ----- ; > Gene He did nothing all the time, He did nothing constantly, He did nothing every day, More often than anyone I ever seen ------------------------------ From: Vasant Ramamurthy Subject: Introducing...The Soundgarden Songbook Hey there SOMMSters. I'd like to let all you guys know about the new Soundgarden Songbook. This is a set of all Soundgarden lyrics in one file that's easy for downloading. The reason I made this is because I thought it'd be nice to have all the lyrics to the songs in one compact file that you can print out, if you wish. The lyrics will still be there on the unofficial site. The songbook is just an added convenience. I asked Seth what he thought about the idea, and he said ok, so I went with it. Basically, what I did was try to make corrections and make the lyrics more complete. The URL is: http://ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu/~vman/sgsongbook.html There, you can download it in zipped or binhexed form, depending on what computer you use. It's just a simple text file. There will be an HTML version soon, so you can view it right on screen. I'm guessing it should look the same on all computers, but if there's any problems, lemme know. Remember, this songbook is for all of us on SOMMS. We're the ones who contributed the lyrics in the first place, so we should help to keep them updated and corrected. So please give me help, feedback, etc, so I can make it better for all of us to use. Thanks, Vasant * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Home of the Soundgarden Songbook: 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 - S O U N D G A R D E N ------------------------------ From: SJordet@aol.com Subject: sibs I know about Chris's five siblings, and about Ben's little brother (by the way, does anyone know if he's single?), but do Matt or Kim have and brothers or sisters? I'm an only child, and I'm begining to feel I'm a bit of a rare occurrence (I did spell that right, didn't I?). Also, I was channel-surfing the other day and came across and episode of Singled Out. Just as I was about to change the channel, the three guys (trying to win a date with the girl in the chair) were asked the question the girl answered before the show - "What would you rather plant - Screaming Trees, or Soundgarden?" Two of the guys said Soundgarden, and the third said Screaming Trees. The girl, it turned out, had said Soundgarden, as well. OK, so maybe it isn't as big as something like - Matt announcing a proposal to his live-in girlfriend would be, but I have next to no life and little things excite me. ;) Benlover ------------------------------ From: eliza Subject: i'll be yours ever Truly...can I make your garden grow well i found something cool today, which i am gonna sell to a fellow Sommster if there are any takers....it is the Truly "Blue Flame Ford Limited Edition 10"...with Blue Flame Ford, Tragic Telepathic, Aliens on Alcohol (previously unreleased) and Hit Ignition...It is still wrapped but i have heard that the vinyl is half blue and half clear/yellow....and "it's very cool" ;-) i will sell it to whomever wants it...$10 including postage (note..i am *not* making a penny on this deal ;-)...if i get a flood of ppl, i will do a drawing per usual...just email me if you really want it. eliza --"Who is Hiro?" **************************************** I walk these streets alone, shadows hide my face My sins are etched in stone, never to erase My fears unshakeable, if I could believe I'd trade these wings of gold, for what I really need - --CC ------------------------------ From: eric & staci Subject: From the Mouth of Decadence Thank you, thank you, thank you... I have so many new favorites now. Cold Bitch Girl U Want Hey Baby (Land of Rising Sun) Kyle Petty (Son of Richard) I've caught myself many times in the last couple of days walking thru the house listening to something and thinking "this is soooo cool". Much appreciation, Staci ------------------------------ From: Roseemisst@aol.com Subject: AHHH, THE MEMORIES RoseeMisst#1, the fanatic: I have been raving recently about seth's site. I was checking out the so= ng of the month recently--it's "Outshined" for those of you who don't know. While reading the text and looking at the graphics, I am reminded of why= I started listening to SG in the first place. Girls...remember when Chris = had that long luscious hair and it was blowing while he said those infamous words..."I'm looking California and feeling Minnesota?" Those were the lyrics that stuck in my mind. =20 RoseeMisst#3, the diabolical: Yeah, yeah, so "Outshined" is a really cool song! We all know this, you = damn hippie! RoseeMisst#2, the meek: It's all pretty loud if you ask me. I prefer their acoustic numbers. RoseeMisst #2 and #3: What are you talking about? Outshined kicks ass! Las RositasMisstas del Jard=EDn de Sonido ------------------------------ From: Roseemisst@aol.com Subject: OH YEAH, I FORGOT RoseeMisst#1, the fanatic: To any sommsters trying to email me, I have changed my adress to Roseemisst@aol.com. Las RositasMisstas del Jardin de Sonido ------------------------------ From: tendrils Subject: Re: Counting down now........ > I know this post means nothing to most of you - but surely there are >some out there I can share my excitement with? This is the first t hey, i can dig it. I'll be there in a week for my first taste of SG live... The anticipation is the best part.... (not). tendrils ------------------------------ From: sknauf@HK.Super.NET Subject: small BDO review Found this in ATN today. It's from their Daily News (Jan. 18th) feature. The person who wrote this doesn't really go into SG that much; she mainly mentions Aust. bands, but here it is anyway: In the previous paragraph she describes some minor problems the Offspring had (sound system not loud enough etc)... "Soundgarden had no such problem. This is a band that was born to play to huge crowds. Singer Chris Cornell was in excellent voice; his growl reached every corner of the stadium. Highlights included a solo spot from Cornell performing "Black Hole Sun" plus full band workouts of "Outshined," "Rusty Cage" (dedicated to Johnny Cash) and Iggy Pop's proto-punk classic, "Search And Destroy." Not much, I know, but I''m sure we'll be hearing more detailed reviews from our fellow sommsters in NZ and Australia :) sabrina ------------------------------ From: "sean P. lannon" Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday, 18 Jan 1997 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ ~ Hey, I just recently joined SOMMS, this is my first post. Actually, I have sent, or attempted to send, other posts but either something went wrong or I accidentally sent it to the wrong place or something...oh well, this stuff is new to me and we all make mistakes. I just hope this one finds it's intended destination. Anyway, = I guess I mainly want to say hey to everybody out there and introduce myself. I'm Lorraine, age 17, from PA. SG's been my favorite band for a little over two and a half years now. I also have 2 important things to ask. First of all, I have all SG's albums, but am severely lacking when it comes to singles, bootlegs. Can anyone tell me what's the best way -- i.e. cheapest, easiest -- way to get these? Second... a friend and I have been arguing over one of the lines in BUTOW (my favorite song). It's listed as saying "So save it for your own and the ones you can *help.*" Since I first heard the song, last spring when I bought DOTU, I've always thought it was "So save it for your own and the ones you can *kill.*" My friend says I'm wrong. I say if you listen closely you'll hear it. I'd= like to hear everyone elses' opinions on the matter, because if it is "help" and not "kill," that would invalidate my interpretation of the song. But I'm certain it is "kill." Well, that's 'bout it for now. Thanx. ~Lorraine F. Nemec "Nothing can beat me down for your pain or delight" --CC ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ ~ ------------------------------ Subject: Breaking my rusty cage!! From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) Well my month is over and I'm back. It was a month filled with emotions highs and lows but I'm happy to be back talking with the SOMMs membership. And that includes all members. Not just the old timers but all you newbies. A long time ago we had a discussing on what is a SG fan and I said and I still say: If you hear SG for the first time today and you get that wonderful gut feeling you're a fan. Being a fan has nothing to do with the length of time you have know a band or the amount of information you know. It's that feeling you get when you hear their music or spending your last few $$$ on a rare CD by them instead of buying your lunch for the next few days. I'm one of the oldest members of this list but that doesn't make me a better fan than someone who just discovered SG. So welcome to all new members and fans come on in the water is fine!!!!! And speaking of finds, I found a promotions only single of Johnny Cash's "Rusty Cage". It's has Cash's version and then track two is Soundgarden's version. Believe it or not I really like Cash's version it makes me smile each time I hear it. I liked the idea of an another artist doing a completely different style of music to one of SG songs. It makes me wonder what other songs of SG could be done by other (different musical styles like country) artist... Jamie (Village Idiot/SOMMs Mom - missing her "Babe") ------------------------------ From: KAISERVRBL@aol.com Subject: For +jamie c+ Sorry Gang, as per usual I lost +jamie c+ e-mail address & I know no other way to get hold of her. +jamie c+ : I have to ask you a question, please E-mail me privately! KAISERVRBL@aol.com Sorry for the inconvenience Everybody! Lance ------------------------------ From: Mike Lecocke Subject: To the Land of Good Eggs Wow. This list is just full of good eggs. Lance, you're so excellent. I totally dig From the Mouth of Decadence. It's super. So, what I really had to tell all the SOMMSters was that I remembered what the people at CD Exchange said about the double cd they told me about a few days ago. They're getting in a double cd from a Dallas show. Or at least that's what they said. They might have been confused (as we all know, SG didn't play in Dallas this time around.) Anyway, I'll keep you guys posted on what it turns out to be. Later, luv Margret. ps-Shroom, you're the best. I also got the little video clip. CUTE, very cute. Gotta love his modesty. Aw, I really love it when he covers his face. :) ------------------------------ From: Andrew Dunn Subject: Quite an odd Hater question. Hey there... I have a question for anyone in the Seattle area. I live on the eastside and since xmas I've had extra money stored aside = for at least one Hater album... The problem is... I can't find any. Love music in Redmond doesn't, Tower mercer, Tower Bellevue, Tower on = the Ave, Cellophane Sq. in Bellevue, and the big stores, Silver = Platters/Wherehouse/Blockbuster doesn't have it, last time I tried = Retrospect they didn't have it either. My only question is: Where are = they? Out of print? Rare? I dunno... SOMEONE HELP ME =3D) nd. ------------------------------ From: Sgarden666@aol.com Subject: BUTOW In response to Lorraine's question about the correct word in BUTOW, I believe it is "help". Fellow sommsters, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong!! Dawn ------------------------------ From: FlutterGirl Subject: Re: Breaking my rusty cage!! At 09:53 AM 1/19/97 -0500, you wrote: >Well my month is over and I'm back. It was a month filled with emotions >highs and lows but I'm happy to be back talking with the SOMMs membership. WELCOME BACK MOM!!!!!!!! We missed ya... Being a fan has nothing to do >with the length of time you have know a band or the amount of information >you know. I The voice of reason speaks again, and so eloquently...its nice when things are said without an edge...nicely put Jamie :) >And speaking of finds, I found a promotions only single of Johnny Cash's >"Rusty Cage". It's has Cash's version and then track two is Soundgarden's >version. Believe it or not I really like Cash's version it makes me smile >each time I hear it. I love it too...dont know if its because its JC and is just takes me back to my childhood or what...but his version is really unique...and dont yall just love the people these days saying "i love Soundgardens cover of Johnny Cash's Rusty Cage" *lol*...poor misguided souls... DeeDee...aka...Cornflake (*wink* carolyn) ******************************************************************************** "Wallowing in my own chaotic, insecure delusions" TOOL http://www.infochase.com/ent/deedee/index.html ------------------------------ From: atnadzri@vax1.tristate.edu Subject: sCARY SONGS?? My vote of the scary song(s) by SG will be BLIND DOGS...and APPLEBITE..which is very goth-like...i must say..:)) Andri ------------------------------ From: Wednesdayj@aol.com Subject: re: my take on the grammies I guess this is a pretty sensitive issue among the Sommsters. In my opinion, I think it's great that Soundgarden have been nominated for a Grammy. And that doesn't mean that they've "sold out" or have "commercialized" themselves. SG has been nominated for Grammies before. And whether they win or don't win, it really doesn't matter. What matters is that Soundgarden has many, many true fans out there... and *that's* what counts. ~ Wednesday ~ Sleeping with a full moon blanket Sand and feathers for my head Dreams have never been the answer Dreams have never made my bed... ~ Chris Cornell ------------------------------ From: David Miller Subject: Re: The elusive Screaming Life I just got the Screaming Life book about a month ago also, and I must say I think it's awesome too!(except for that Kurt Cobain guy on the cover! :) I also got the CD that came with it, it has 'Entering' on it. Here's the track list: (I should say song list because it's only 1 track!) Green River-'Ain't Nothin' to Do' Mudhoney-'No One Has' Nirvana-'Negative Creep' TAD-'Ritual Device' Soundgarden-'Entering' Screaming Trees-'Flashes' Beat Happening-'Midnight-a-Go-Go' Seaweed-'Selfish' Fastbacks-'What's it Like' I give it a thumbs up! Dave Miller ********************************************* *I like to trade bootlegs. * *Check out my Pearl Jam homepage at: * *http://pwp.starnetinc.com/gwm/pearl.htm * *You can find my bootlist there * *PEARL JAM AND SOUNDGARDEN RULE! * ********************************************* ------------------------------ From: SndGrdn101@aol.com Subject: Re: No Subject OK, I'm gettin a little pissed off. On 1/18/97 an unknown person wrote that if you have been listening to SG for 5 years or less, you are worthless. This really makes me mad. If it weren't for the people that have become new fans of SG in the past 5 years, they would still be a relatively unknown band lurking in the shadows. I am sure that SG is greatly thankful for the new fans who have helped make them so popular. And if you are implying that the new people aren't as good of fans as you are, then thats bullshit too. My first SG album was Badmotorfinger and nobody can accuse me of being an inferior fan. Some of these "new" fans never had access to even hear SG music until Badmotorfinger, like me. I have no problem with a person who has been a SG fan since the very beginning and are proud of it. But when that person starts to think that they are automatically a better fan than the "newbies", then they are wrong. From, Matt "No one can save the pure or the brave No one can save them at all"- Chris Cornell- Applebite ------------------------------ From: David Miller Subject: Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season At 01:25 AM 1/18/97 -0800, you wrote: >I saw a while back in a newsgroup (I know, not the most reliable source) >that Mad Season was releasing a double cd album with rumored appearances by >Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil. I didn't think anything of it at the time, >but now it appears that Mad Season is releasing a double album. Layne >Staley only does vocals on one disc, and somebody else on the other. Maybe >the second disc is where CC makes his guest appearance??? Does anybody >have any more information about the new Mad Season release or about >Soundgarden working with them recently?? > > This was posted in the last Pearl Jam rumor pit: >A MAD Rumor: Mad Season is changing their name, getting a new singer and >Mark Lanegan is singing on one disc of a double-disc Mad Season release. > MAD Fact: No. Dave Miller ********************************************* *I like to trade bootlegs. * *Check out my Pearl Jam homepage at: * *http://pwp.starnetinc.com/gwm/pearl.htm * *You can find my bootlist there * *PEARL JAM AND SOUNDGARDEN RULE! * ********************************************* ------------------------------ From: Minion66@aol.com Subject: bleed together Does anyone know how to play the song Bleed Together on guitar? E-mail me back only if you know how. ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Hanel Subject: Counting down now........ Hey everyone!! :-) Snowed under at work as I am, and hot and tired as I am, and way behind = in Somms post readings as I am....................I am one HAPPY = CHAPPY!! :-) This time in seven days I'll be only ONE HOUR away from the Soundgarden = concert in Melbourne!!!! Wahooooooo!!!! This is the concert where I'll = have restricted viewing seats - but at least I'll be able to hear = Chris's voice, Matt's excellent drumming, Kim's great guitar-work AND I = won't even have to look at Ben's tantrums!! ;-) I know this post means nothing to most of you - but surely there are = some out there I can share my excitement with? This is the first time = I'll be seeing our wonderful band!! And only five days after that I'll = be seeing them at the Big Day Out! Yeeehah!! =20 Sometime in February I expect to have had the time to write up some sort = of review of my first real-life Soundgarden experiences, so stay = tuned.............. Toni wrote: >> And to Carolyn, OK no cracks...of course you won't read this for two weeks so you won't know if I made any or not!!! toni Toni - I think I'm only a week behind you.....so there! :-P=20 And Biff - did you ever find out what made our Somms Mum (Aussie/English = spelling for Mom) so happy over Christmas?? ;-) Carolyn the Macabre Fantasy Boiling heat, summer stench; 'neath the black the sky looks = dead....Soundgarden {very appropriate phrase for here - if anyone's been watching the tennis = Australian Open this week you'll have seen how damn hot it is Down Under = these days!} ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Hanel Subject: RE: Dusty(Moby Mix) Beck Kinser wrote: >>I finally found a copy of the BUTOW single and have to say that the = Dusty remix is incredible......... ......But God, this song locks into a groove so tight I cant not feel = like dancing to it. =20 >>Now if only I could get a hold of the other two mixes he did! I hope = they continue to allow their music to be remixed like this. Does anyone out there object to the remixes? I'm with Beck & Gonzo on this one - I too like this remix. I have it on = the Aus bonus CD release with DOTU called Down Under on the Upside. = (The Moby remix of Dusty is the last song of six songs on the bonus = disk). {BTW, Gonzo and a few others besides will soon have this bonus = pack in their own music collections} The Moby remix is certainly different from the original. Dusty is one = of my favourite songs from DOTU, so of course I still like that more. = But what I like about the remix is that the lyrics are so clear, and as = Gonzo finds, the drums over the top (rather than underneath) the whole = musical sound is really unique. As far as objecting to remixes goes - I guess it depends on the = individual remix. Some band recently did a remake of Pearl Jam's = "Betterman" in a happy sixties sounding way, and it is bloody disgusting = to me - sacrilege!! Yech! :-O =20 Obviously Soundgarden doesn't mind this remix, or they wouldn't have it = on their CDs. Carolyn the Masked Fault I'm not getting any younger, watching as the lines cut across my = face.....Inflatable Soule ------------------------------ From: Lee Christensen Subject: Wednesday night. Hey ya, Just out of interest how many sommsters do we have going on Wednesday night here in Brisbane? I know of 2 others (How's things Blind Dog? and Quite Joe :) Anyone else? How about meeting up for a Brissy Sommsfest? And how was the BDO waiting for details :) :) seeya Lee ***** CD of the Week:WOOHOO i went shopping: 'Republica' by Republica, 'Hot Milk and Water' by Spiderbait, 'Milk/Tour EP' cd2 by Garbage News: Spiderbait wins Hottest 100! 2nd place goes to Tool. "Turn it UP and Play it LOUD let the blood rush to your head!!" "I'm sorry I was cruel, I forgot to kiss you..... " "You know you don't love me but you still want to touch me, Feel my body while I make you feel ugly" ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Soundgarden/ Mad Season At 03:38 PM 1/19/97 -0600, David Miller wrote: >At 01:25 AM 1/18/97 -0800, you wrote: >>I saw a while back in a newsgroup (I know, not the most reliable source) >>that Mad Season was releasing a double cd album with rumored appearances by >>Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil. I didn't think anything of it at the time, >>but now it appears that Mad Season is releasing a double album. Layne >>Staley only does vocals on one disc, and somebody else on the other. Maybe >>the second disc is where CC makes his guest appearance??? Does anybody >>have any more information about the new Mad Season release or about >>Soundgarden working with them recently?? >> >> > >This was posted in the last Pearl Jam rumor pit: >>A MAD Rumor: Mad Season is changing their name, getting a new singer and >>Mark Lanegan is singing on one disc of a double-disc Mad Season release. >> MAD Fact: No. the rumor pit has been wrong more than once. and, let me remind people, they are not officially affiliated with pearl jam. (if you want to debate this, write me privately). why can't you just wait until the album comes out???? what difference could it possibly make who is singing on it until that time???? - --caryn ------------------------------ From: RachelMak@aol.com Subject: grammy tix does anyone know if soundgarden's schedule will allow them to go 2 the grammies....a friend of mine works at madison square garden and can get me ( and possibly some other NY sommsters ) free tix.....i know they went in 95, but i can't remember if they were still touring.... anyway, if anyone has a clue please let me know....i don't plan on going if they're not gonna be there !!! =), Rachel ------------------------------ From: Betty Anne Redson Subject: Re: A Quick Survey... > From: Ross Filipek > Subject: A Quick Survey. . . > > Has anyone ordered anything from KTS lately? And if so, did you >actually receive it? To keep it SG related, we'll just say I've been >anxiously awaiting the arrival of a "Blow Up the Outside" boot for quite >some time now. . . > > Ross > Yes I have ordered from KTS, last year I think and I never got the cd. First I recieved one I already had and didn't order and then I sent that cd back to get the right one, and so far I have recieved nothing. I first ordered from them 2 years ago this April, and so I have lost hope. Marie ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: very brief review of soundgarden at the bdo... I don't have a lot of time, so I have to leave the details to quietjoe. at least for now, anyway. I'll definitely have a full report on your desks somtime before the *second* show we are seeing here on wednesday night. the setlist (and I came *this* close to getting one) reads: jan. 19, 1994; big day out; gold coast parklands. spoonman swmgec let me drown pretty noose my wave fell on black days ty cobb black hole sun search and destroy (?) rusty cage butow slaves and bulldozers encore - jesus christ pose. the list doesn't look entirely different to most of their lolla shows, which was a little disappointing. but I'm sure that they will change it up a bit when they play their headlining show here. the music was good, perhaps not as good as when I first saw them in 94, but good nonetheless. there were a couple of little hitches, such as ben leaving the stage during fobd due to technical difficulties, and chris' voice was (as seems usual) shaky for a goodly portion of pretty noose. but the crowd interaction was cool (kim decided this time *not* to chug, but merely to sip and then pour the remainder on stage), and all the musical elements were pretty much perfect for the majority of the show. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: ShRooMGrLz@aol.com Subject: SiCA website! (Soundgarden Snob Central) Well kiddies... I've finally finished the freaking website. Sethmeister... I *really* have a new admiration for what you've done with the unofficial site. The SiCA page was one of the biggest pains I've ever had (well, except for my CAR BREAKING DOWN on a FRIDAY NIGHT)... but as they say (whoever in the hell "they" are), it was a labor of love. Don't expect anything fancy, kiddies. The major differences are that the links are now clickable pictures (ohhhhh), there's different pages for different links (ooooooh), and I've added a guest book and counter (ahhhhhhh). Plus some more smart-ass comments, a thank you page... and a BRAND NEW picture of Dena (aka Geek Girl, aka Blessed SOMMS Goddess, aka crazy shirt/hat making woman). The picture of Dena is from a *very* late night ice cream sundae and whipped cream expedition that her, Vikki, Ryan and I had one evening while we were in Seattle last October. Is she drunk in it? Mmmmmmmaybe? Mmmmmaybe not. ;-) Anyway... update your bookmarks, kiddies... 'cause I changed the URL, too. If you try to access the old one, I put up a little message directing you to the right spot. Oh... and *please* sign the damned guestbook. I really didn't care if we had one or not, but my mistress Dena commanded me to put it up. Ummm... she's gonna smack me for saying that. ;-) Anyway... MORE PICTURES OF CHRIS... and I'll hopefully have a few new surprises in the next couple of weeks. I haven't updated the Chris Cornell is God site yet, though. But give me a couple of days before sending me life-threatening e-mail, ok? Thank yew, and good night. http://members.aol.com/shroomgrlz/sica.html Shroomy Here's what the critics have said about the new and improved SiCA site: "It was the most intellectually stimulating experience I've ever had in my life. I am now smarter for having checked it out." ~ Kim Thayil "I don't know how to turn a computer on, so I kicked the monitor until it shattered... and then I spat all over the fucking thing." ~ Ben Shepherd "Oh, such pretty pretty pictures..." ~ Matt Cameron "....and I've already written 3 songs about the SiCA site since I first checked it out this afternoon! It's going to be a source of never-ending inspiration to me, I can tell already. I'm going to recommend it to all of my fellow rock stars. I also found it highly erotic, and I'm looking forward to meeting it's creator, Shroom Girl. I feel the need to get down on my KNEES and thank her for the mentally masturbatory qualities that she has implemented into the site... and all in my honor. It's the greatest compliment I've ever received...." ~ Chris Cornell ------------------------------ From: Jerry Duncan Subject: Soundgarden Video I just wanted to shout out to mosh and tell him thanks for the = kick-ass Soundgarden video I purchased from him. It is AWSOME. If you = don't have a copy, I highly recommend that you get a copy. = mosh@fones.cals.lib.ar.us I'm sure everybody else who bought this video agrees with me right?? The live performances rock and the videos look like they are direct from = the master tapes. Staying Hostile, Debbie D. ------------------------------ From: LITTLE JOE Subject: soundgarden at the BDO... What better to force me out of hibernation than an awesome weekend of music culminating with Soundgarden on stage 1 at the gold coast Big Day Out. After sitting through ten hours of non-stop music in the hot sun, the visually challenged dog and I were getting pretty excited as Offspring wound up their (truly awful-buttrockish) set and we took up position in the front center of the main stage to await SG. Our patience had already been worn thin by an hour of the Prodigy but these are the sacrifices we must make :) I don't know how many people Lollapalooza attracted, but there would have been between 25 and 30 thousand people crammed onto the one sporting oval and surrounds which made for a pretty intense and atmospheric experience, and when the boys took the stage behind a triumphant looking Chris the whole crowd erupted into a body-crushing, screaming mass. They opened with a ripping version of Spoonman which we were really getting into until the wave of bodies started crushing us towards the back..we decided to go with the flow which took us back to the middle of the crowd and behind a bunch of woo-girls sitting on peoples shoulders. The boys worked through SWMGEC and Let me Drown, as Justin and I struggled for a better position. Not bad, but seeming more and more like standard fare after hearing them live so much. Being back further was a factor because the atmosphere was not so good amongst all the Prodigy fans :) One guy I was next to had decided that the song was called 'Let me Go' and was singing it at the top of his voice. After copping a few boots in the head up the front we were a bit wary of trying to get back there. I was more keen than justin being unencumbered while he carried the camera and bag full of our stuff :) So we decided to split up and meet after the show. Chris' voice was a little problematic during the next song; Pretty Noose, (not helped by a bit of distortion from his mic), it was a bit disappointing really, just a mess of guitar sounds. From then on however the show was awesome. They played My Wave and FOBD which always go down well with me and then Ty Cobb which is infinitly better live than an the record. By this stage I was almost right up the front which had calmed down quite considerably. Chris then leant into his trademark solo version of Black Hole Sun. Here again his voice sounded a bit thin, but the crowd helped him out a fair bit and he showed no signs of trouble as he launched into the rest of the set. The last few songs were certainly the best, starting with a cover that we are tentatively saying was 'Search and Destroy'. This was followed by perhaps the best live performance of Rusty Cage I have heard. They just went through it full throttle with Kim variously playing the guitar with his chest, his beard and his forearm, creating a sort of distorted backing to Chris and Ben. Matt was amazing (as he was for the whole show). They finished with BUTOW and the always awesome ending; Slaves and Bulldozers. This being the final BDO Chris signed off by saying "See you at the next Big Day Out.......in hell", which was kind of cool. He didn't talk to the crowd an awful lot but seemed happy and pumped up to be playing to such a packed arena. Some of the previous acts, notably You Am I were a little bit pissed about stuff being thrown from the crowd, but thankfully this was at a minimum for SG. Anyway some of the interloping fans of other bands started to leave, but the diehards up the front pressed for the good old encore :) It didn't take long before we were treated to JCP, with the beautiful drum intro by Matt. Truly a crowd pleaser which ended the night on a real high. Matt chucked five drumsticks into the crowd, which all unfortunately landed about 10 metres away from me. Not dishearted I stayed up the front to try and coax something out of the security guards (who were the stereotypical assholes they always are). I thought my luck was out when I had one hand on the setlist only to have it ripped off me, but my wait was rewarded when Kim's guitar tech threw a pick off the stage. It landed in between the crowd and the stage and the guys next to me didn't spot it so I asked the security guy to get it for me. After threatening to throw it into the crowd he finally responded to my pleading and let me have it. That was pretty cool because it looked like we would have nothing from the show because they kept the whole ticket. We eventually found, and halved, one lousy ticket stub. Pretty pathetic really :) All in all it was a great show. Justin didn't seem quite as high on it as I was but it was quite a different atmosphere where he was. For all the Oz listers, The Superjesus were awesome and You AM I and Powderfinger were good. The other headliners as I alluded to were pretty bad. The Offspring got a guy and a girl out of the crowd and had them lick honey of each other which was pretty bad...buttrock central. Anyway, Soundgarden made it all worthwhile, and better still we get to see them again in two days time for a full length show. Australia really is the lucky country :) Hell we even get TOOL in April, it's shaping up for a good year. ilf ___________________________ = ALIVE IN THE SUPERUNKNOWN = =========================== ------------------------------ From: "Jamie C." Subject: the Respect question seth told us to respect our elders, and i gotta agree.... but what if one of my somms "elders" is no more than, like, 24 or 25? that's not much older than me. (19) i think we should all respect each other. that's the bottom line - -- +jamie c.+ * --------------------------------------------------- * * "in your sad machines....you'll forever stay..." * * (billy corgan) * * --------------------------------------------------- * ------------------------------ From: Roseemisst@aol.com Subject: TODAY IS MiLK DAY--SG IS INTERGRATED...SHOULDN'T YOU BE? RoseeMisst#3, the diabolical: Okay, I'm back from the dead...er, I mean...sickbed! Having the flu 4 days before you start spring semester is no way to end a vacation...especially when you have shitloads to do! It really pisses me off to get tons of mail I read already...you guys know the story. Is the Appleboy lurking in our midst? If it is you BOY, A HUGE MIDDLE FINGER GOES OUT TO YOU! JUST SIT ON IT AND ROTATE! Ahhh...that feels better. Now for some enlightenment. Lance deary, what exactly did you mean by this? >(Although none of SG's music scares me in >the Biblical sense (c: ) Bibles and SG...from the recent postings of scary SG tunes, wouldn't someone's gramps consider it devil music? (White Zombie, heh heh) Pardon my francois, mon peeps, but the Shroomgrlz fucking rule! Just checked out the site recently. The toilet comedy just keeps flushin' on in...funky pix of Chris all buck-eyed, hee hee. Go you righteous Shroomgrlz!! Lastly, jamie c. posted: >seth told us to respect our elders, and i gotta agree.... >but what if one of my somms "elders" is no more than, like, 24 or 25? >that's not much older than me. (19) >i think we should all respect each other. Unless you're name is DennisDickweed or Michael Apple....heeheehee...just kidding...OR AM I? Oh yeah, this brat wants to say something to you: RoseeMisst#2, the meek: ummm....I read an issue of BAM late last year and uhhh...there's supposed to be this drummer compilation which includes Matt. There's also drummers from the Melvins, Mudhoney, and Porno for Pyros. It's called 'Flying Traps' and it's supposed to come out early this year. Uh, I guess this is for you drummer freaks and those who don't know about it yet...oh yeah, the compilation was done by the drummer in Redd Kross. okay that's all I have now bye bye Las RositasMisstas del Jardin de Sonido ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 3 Issue 16] ***************************************