From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 29 Jan 1997 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 02:35:17 EST Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Wednesday, 29 Jan 1997 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: Tiffany Saint : Re: Fan Club CC pics sexy song re: Melbourne Concert "sexiest" song Soundgarden is coming to Chicago.........in Hype! Back again,Dusty,and METALLICA Hater RUSTY CAGE CONTEST Re: Toronto area SOMMSters sexiest song Blow Up The Outside World video HELP ME, HELP ME, HELP ME PLEASE!!!!! um... Bleed Together And the winner is.... Re: Here's my review of the concert, guys! again...Hater shop till ya drop... Oh Yeah! soundgarden (live in queensland) vol. one... leaning on the pedestal... Re: Fan Club ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Caryn Rose Subject: Re: Tiffany Saint : Re: Fan Club On Mon, 27 Jan 1997, Katie E Williams wrote: > Knights of the Soundtable > > It took about 3 or 4 months for them to send my welcome packet, by the > way. > > See ya, > Tiffany > > > Well.. I'm hoping since I live in Seattle that the packet will come > earlier...=) i live in seattle and it took about that long to get mine -- bonnie too, we joined at the same time (right after the showbox show last june) and we got our packets at the same time (about 2 1/2 months later, i'd given up). they said at the time it was because they were revising the info packet. *shrug* ya know, you join a fan club, it's kind of like you get whatever you get. $12 is hardly out of line, they do seem to be trying, i'm not going to complain. ;-) - --caryn ------------------------------ Subject: CC pics From: seth Some pics from the Seattle Lolla this past summer: http://www.blarg.net/~jwoodard/index3.html seth ------------------------------ From: kjm@mtool.com (Karen Monoker) Subject: sexy song I have to agree with whoever said it, sorry I can't remember off-hand.... Loud Love is definitely the sexiest SG song for me. Louder Than Love was the first SG album I heard, and still is my favorite. Not only is LL one of my fav songs, but it is so heavy and Chris's voice is just so sexy...., they were way ahead of their time. There's no time to keep it low I've been deaf and now I want noise Karen ------------------------------ From: tendrils Subject: re: Melbourne Concert I'd first like to say that I thoroughly enjoyed Soundgarden in concert down here in Melbourne (they can really fire a crowd up), but after reading Carolyn's great review i thought i might raise a couple points: Does Kim ever look anything more than bored out his brain? I swear to god i saw him heave a huge sigh at one stage during the concert (surely he can't want us to think it *that* easy for him to play stuff like the Rhinosaur solo). Even ben looked a bit bored, but i get the impression he's always like that. (aside : do you think he could strap that bass any lower? :) Actually the whole mechanical thing struck me a little hard, as the band seemed unwilling to stray from those things they have layed down on records. Apart from Chris who did some quiet vocal impro. over some of the heavier parts of a couple of songs, Ben was the only one to throw in a few notes here and there ot let us know he was still thinking about how the songs fit together. Kim's leads seemed woefully familiar and rehearsed. The low being the lead fills before the quiet break in Slaves & Bulldozers. I don't know if Kim was unused to the part going on so long ('cos Chris went off the side to have a smoke), or he just couldn't come up with anything new for about 30 bars. On a different note, I really like the way that Ben's bass is pushed to the very front in the concerts. The intro to "Rhinosaur" is the perfect example, where its just huge thundering bass and kim's sparse lead driving the song (Chris didn't have a guitar). No rhythm guitar is needed or wanted. Slaves & Bulldozers is another fine example. (i wish they'd played 'Head Down') - -- "Hello, don't you know me? I'm the dirt beneath your feet." ------------------------------ From: zap@itc.or.at (Sebastian Kienzl) Subject: "sexiest" song Hi list! :) Well...you people have been talking about the sexiest sg-song. I personally think "Jesus Christ Pose" is one of the sexiest (or let's call the one which is touching me most =) songs around. Has anyone of you ever tried to listen this song in the morning when it's dark and you're lying in your bed? Incredible!! It doesn't stop to send shivers down your spine...wow. It's not the lyrics (which aren't related to love...or are they) and not cc's voice (actually i don't like it that much when he's singing this high ;) it's just the song itself... And I agree Greg..."boot camp" is a very emotional love song. Very touching too. It's so nice and has a very convinient and relaxing atmosphere. Another nice, emotional song is "call me a dog" - a touchy song about an dissapointed love (i guess at least). I love this one. Ohya..the scariest songs: "4th of july" (breathing life like fire...) and "limo wreck" (when the whole thing blows up...i won't pretend...) Ok..don't mind this boring-written letter and this bad grammar. I'm tired. =:c) take care!! Sebastian "the sky was your playground - but the cold ground was your bed" - -- ------------------------------ From: Toni M Roark Subject: Soundgarden is coming to Chicago.........in Hype! >Dear Toni, >Hype will play on Friday, Jan 31 at 5:40, 7:40, 9:40 and Midnight. Hope >you enjoy the film. >The Music Box Theatre Hi all you Windy Citycicles!! Cold enough for ya? (Don't you hate when people say that stupid shit?) This is the note I just got back from the Music Box about Hype on Friday. Anyone still interested in a little SOMMS meeting before the show??? How bout we meet at Cullen's(two or so doors north of the Music Box) maybe an hour or two before whichever show is best for everyone. E-mail me if you need directions and what showing is best for all. Sorry everyone else for posting this to the list also but I didn't want to leave anyone out. toni ------------------------------ From: Seth Ward Subject: Back again,Dusty,and METALLICA Hey I don't expect that many people to take interest, but I have returned from the hell that is broken E-Mail and a *fucked* server. Really glad to be back. From the looks of the last few digests I browsed, you all seem to be well. My SG related content is actually pretty exciting for me. Last week I got spunky and went to the nearest big city to hunt for SG Discs. I didn't find anything old, but I found BIMH#2 and BOTH BUTOW singles all in the same day. All three were the UK's, so I was quite elated, and still am. I am interested to know what anyone thinks of the Dusty remix. I think it is one of the most amazing things I have ever heard, especially that vocal thing in the beginning and the heavy use of Ben's bass part. (If this topic was dicussed into the ground while I was gone, please feel free to drop me a personal note.) :) Champagne wishes and Caviar dreams, A Different Seth (Once Again) P.S. I know that this is going to be gloating, but I _really_ must mention that I will be attending the Metallica show Wed. in Minneapolis. Write me Thursday if you want a review. sw ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: Hater guys! the Hater album is out of print! and i can't find any exsisting copies anywhere! ARGH! anyone who feels like making a copy for me, i'd love you and i'll send you tape and postage $$ myself. thanks, mind riot - ------------------------------------------ "a sucking holy wind will take me from this bed tonight..." ------------------------------ From: "mcinturff, dylan" Subject: RUSTY CAGE CONTEST Congratulations to Angela (Karizma291), winner of the Rusty Cage single. Sorry to all other entrants, but maybe next time. I have something cool in store for a contest format, so I just need to find something else to give away! Dylan ------------------------------ From: DONALD HOLROYD Subject: Re: Toronto area SOMMSters This is to Rita B...you said: > Hey, > If there are any TOronto area sommsters out there with good bootleg > collections, can you please email me privately and let me know where in > the city you got them? For the love of all things soundgarden, i can't > find one store in this city with good sg bootlegs!! > thanks, > - -----rita Cool...It blows me away that there's a SOMMSter at the same school, let alone the city. As for the bootlegs, I couldn't help you much there...as I said in my first post my own collection is very meagre. Have you tried Sonic Temple? It's a new/used/import/you-name-it CD store on Yonge St. (bet. Finch and Sheppard Aves.) If there was no luck there, my sister might know some good places downtown, I'll get back to you on that. Jeff M. wrote : > Is it true that the version of Room a Thousand Years Wide on the > RTYW/HIV Baby single doesn't have the sax at the end? That's a great song > but the sax does kinda break the mood of the song. It's also one of my favourite songs, and you're right, the sax does kinda kill it. It seems more suited in Drawing Flies, but the whole feeling of RTYW in the first half of the song doesn't seem to match with the ending...it starts off with a hard edge, but then just kinda dies and fades out with the sax. But I wouldn't be able to tell you if the single is w/o the sax. Actually, when I think about it, Kim should get into songwriting more...I really liked Never the Machine Forever (another kick-ass tune) Speaking of song endings, Rusty Cage is also one of my favourites, but my girlfriend (not really a SG fan) heard it for the first time and thought it was way cool, but her only gripe was that when the song slows down, he repeats the chorus way too many times (it's really bad when you notice something like that so much). If the ending were a bit shorter/altered, it would be perfect. As for Cash's cover of the song, I heard it for the first time around the end of October...I started laughing, but I knew it was him doing the cover, and not the other way around (just gotta wait for the radio DJ to say it). It was cool though, cos no matter who sings it (well, it does matter), or how it is sung, the music, the words, and the whole attitude behind the song carries the same meaning. I caught the Cornell interview on New Music this month and saw his reaction to the cover...what's next, Barenaked Ladies covering JCP (Johnny Cash Pose)? Be nice guys, don't flame me for that one...even I know that was really cheesy. I'm just bored and don't feel like doing algebra homework right now. Maybe it's time for a little Ty Cobb... - - DoNNy - -- When new damage comes, It's a faceless poison A new world order, It's new damage done The wreck is going down Get out before you drown - C. Cornell ------------------------------ From: Karen Lane Subject: sexiest song I'm a little behind but I have to add that I think Kyle Petty (Son of Richard) is sexy in its own right - the jammin guitar, the passion and after the revving motors when he says "Oh god" -well enough said. Also, as far as which member I relate to personality wise, although I would have to say Chris is most fascinating to me for so many reasons, I probably am most like Kim from all the interviews I have read. Besides the fact that I was also a philosophy major, I tend to have strong opinions on many of the same things I have read Kim expressing. There you go for what it's worth. ------------------------------ From: "merlin.dwc@internetmci.com" Subject: Blow Up The Outside World video Hey. . . in response to Katie's questions about the BUTOW video. . . well, it's one of my favorites so I've thought about it's meaning alot too. Here's my thoughts on the matter: I read that the director got the idea from the movie "A Clockwork Orange," which I've seen, and there's I think only one little scene in the whole movie (which I didn't think was as wonderful as the critics say) that's similar to the video -- this degenerate kid is strapped to a chair, being brainwashed to eradicate his violent tendencies. So that's where the original idea came from, but my interpretation is pretty much what Katie said -- Chris Cornell, or the character he's playing, is the subject of this evil procedure to get him to conform= . I originally thought it was inspired by the movie 1984 -- a GREAT film -- see it if you haven't. =3D) You could take it literally, or it could be meant to be an allegory reflecting the way that in today's society the media seems to have or try to have more and more control over the public. . . but then there are those of us who will never let them control us. =3D) Just my thoughts. ~Lorraine ------------------------------ From: Aferdity@aol.com Subject: HELP ME, HELP ME, HELP ME PLEASE!!!!! Okay, I really need some help (if that's not new!!!). I went into the music store and asked the lady if she had BUTOW by Soundgarden. Well, she stared at me like I had something growing out my ear and said, "Who and what???" Well, I felt like saying, "You ignorant whench..*&@$!" but instead I was polite and repeated myself. She said, "I've never heard of that" FIGURES!!!!!! So I asked her about the PN single. Again the absent-brain look came across her face and I thought to myself, "Why do I bother?!?!?!?" Well, after much frustration and biting my tounge to keep quite, I decided to give up and turn to you people because you can understand where I'm coming from (WOW, now that is a scary thought). Anyway, if there is anyone out there who can help me find the PN and BUTOW singles, I will pay for the CDs, shipping/handling, and any other costs. I know that there is one version of BUTOW that isn't worth the poo-poo so I would like the other onet. PLEASE, PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!! E-mail me privatly if you will take pity on me (Aferdity@aol.com). Thanks for listening to me bitch!! Ahhhh, I feel so much better!! What would I do without you guys/gals!!!!! Take care and be sweet!!! Stay Cool, Kelly :) P.S. Are there any Cajun SOMMSters out there? If so, let me know!!! ------------------------------ From: David Miller Subject: um... um...check out http://gemm.com/ You might find just a little SG, Tone Dogs, and Hater there...OR MAYBE A TON! 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: KCSilver@aol.com Subject: Bleed Together i just got the BiMH single with bleed together and birth ritual on it today, and i was wondering if anyone knew how to play the little miny scale thing right between the E and C# chords. i'm having some trouble with this part. thanks. ------------------------------ From: Jennifer Kern Subject: And the winner is.... Well I got a great number of responses to the BHS picture disc offer and all I can say is that someone must have a very lucky purple rock!! =) The winner is --- Toni Roark!! Yeah!!! ::clap, clap:: (loud cheering in the background) Toni--email me your address and I'll send that off to ya!!! Cheers!! JEN ------------------------------ From: Greg Dunbar Subject: Re: Here's my review of the concert, guys! In resonse to Carolyn's review O.K guys! - ------------------------------------------- Hey great review!! I have to keep that post, maybe I should make a few copies of it as well. Anyway, just thought I'd add some more stuff. I didn't really think about you guys wearing jeans - man you must have been cooking, I was steaming as it was. Festival Hall was like the depths of hell during the support acts, but when Soundgarden came on I forgot how hot I was! I didn't realise that people were passing out from the heat though, we couldn't see that. That's funny that you guys are into the tennis considering what Chris said ;) I think my only disappointment was not being down at ground level because I'm not sure if it was as loud where we were, but at least we could just relax and enjoy the show, especially as we were pretty tired from the BDO the day before. I think I'll go and see Tool and try to get gen. admission. Tool will be really cool live, and yeah Kim definitely didn't have the Tool shirt. A couple of extra things : - The crowd going wild when Chris took off his shirt! - Kim playing the guitar behind his head which was cool! - Chris saying that mailman was not about killing your girlfriend - Chris saying 'hey what are you guys doing up there in the rafters! - Before Ty Cobb Chris just yelling out 'FUCK YOU ALL!!!' - Matt's cool drum solo before JCP when all the lights went onto him and then he went into the JCP drums (man he's awesome) - Matt was wearing those funny sandals I've seen him wearing in a magazine - At times these evil looking red lights would focus on Chris and he looked like the devil! - At the end of JCP when they were going wild with all the feedback, Chris just turned his back on the crowd, moved into the foetal position and sat on his guitar : basically playing the guitar with his arse! - The end of Rhinosaur was cool with the main riff moving up an octave every two seconds! - Chris saying something like "Sorry there was no encore last night, we'll give you one tonight" and the crowd goes crazy!! - Some of the crowd was weird, I was wondering what they were doing at the concert, they were just sitting in their seats like zombies, not even moving at all. I think my back and shoulders were sore after the show just from nodding my head all night!!!! - Bootcamp was incredible : just thought I'd add that! - Mailman just rocked! One of my favourite SG songs of all time that just sounded so heavy! Chris' singing was totally memorable during Mailman, absoloutely seething of whoever he may have written these lyrics for. - MMM, what else to say! Just wish they had of played longer! Hearing that they played Hands All Over in the Gold Coast it would have been great to hear that. Well that's about it. I had a great time. That kind of music has to be good for your spirit, I've just been so high after Saturday and Sunday and still am. It may be a few years until they come back to Melbourne - well if they come back I'll definitely be back as well! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Visit "The Seas Of Cheezcake" http://www.cbl.com.au/~greg/index.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: again...Hater Sommsters galore-- thanks everyone for helping me find the Hater disc! DeeDee scored me a used copy for $5.99, so anyone else who's offered, she found it way quick for me. thanks so much anyways!! it's really comforting to know that SOMMSters will help each other out this way. =} love you all, mind riot ____ and if i'm condemned let me rest on my pillow and dream of those moments so few and if i'm blessed i'll be chasing your shadow there i go...nowhere... nowhere but you... ------------------------------ From: "Polly, Eliza" Subject: shop till ya drop... hey list- well, i am in Atlanta on business for awhile and just had to spend some time today checking out some music stores...and i found some cool stuff! I didn't know if it was anything special, but a reliable resource ;-) told me that this stuff is rare... I found: *Louder than Love : red vinyl (hmmm...Love in red...a good Valentine's gift? ;-) *Badmotorfinger: yellow vinyl *Superunknown: double orange vinyl *Grow the Garden: CD import...didnt look yet what was on it but Mr. Discog hasn't heard of it...has anyone else ever seen it? *and another Truly 10" (which i will sell when i get home again and pick another person from those names) the vinyl is all used, but the plastic was still on them and they were each $9!!!..i am gonna check out the quality more closely tomorrow and then spend spend spend ;-) i found tons of SG down here - i have it already, but i was impressed with the amount of stuff, espcially singles, compared to cincy and even NYC... later all- eliza ------------------------------ From: Greg Dunbar Subject: Oh Yeah! I just remembered that Chris played the riff to Fell On Black Days Demo Version before Black Hole Sun. It sounded cool, I was kinda hoping that they'd play that - but Black Hole Sun was a more than worthy replacement! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Visit "The Seas Of Cheezcake" http://www.cbl.com.au/~greg/index.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: soundgarden (live in queensland) vol. one... sorry about the lateness of this, but events beyond my control (the flu and a public holiday) have kept me from the computer. the second instalment of my report will follow, and therein lies some big news (at least for me). anyway, here it is: the big day out; southport, queensland; january 19, 1997. the day began at seven in the morning, with a little breakfast and a plan to pick up littlejoe at the train station (he lives across the other side of town). I'm not sure that I actually ended up eating anything; I was beginning to feel excited about the show and I don't normally eat when I'm wound up. the plan was for roberta (my girlfriend) to drop joe and I off at the show and then for her to pick us up at around 10:30 pm. after picking up joe, we began the half-hour trip down to the southport parklands (the site of the bdo in queensland since 1994). unfortunately, the drive took a little longer than that, considering that close to 35000 people would wind up at the show by nightfall and that the bruce highway is the only way to get down to the coast from brisbane. we managed to hit the coast sometime before 10:00, so we walked around some of the larger shops in the downtown area, waiting for the 11:00 am opening of the gates and the beginning of the festivities... ...and soon enough, we were there. both joe and I were festival-virgins at that point, so there was a certain amount of anticipation and trepidation. there was to be over thirty bands on show throughout the day, and we didn't know quite what to expect from the festival as a whole. in the end, the whole thing was a tad disappointing. I came away feeling as though I had heard the bands there, but not really experienced them. on the whole, it only reinforced my belief that (for the most part) outdoor shows aren't as good as club shows, and that music festivals can be pretty lame. the double clam shells acting as stage one and two were impressive, however :) bands of note - the superjesus, a band from somewhere near carolyn and who kick a lot of booty. three months ago they weren't signed; today they play the second stage of the bdo. their music was great, much like the smashing pumpkins. powderfinger, another australian band who rock and who may be touring america sometime soon. they weren't as good live as they are on their record _double allergic_, but I will see them again. you am I seemed to be having a lot of trouble with people throwing shit at them (patti smith later got hit in the head with a small surfboard, and was *not* pleased), and it kinda threw them out. lead man tim rogers was putting more effort in telling the crowd to fuck off than into the music. I felt sorry for them. crowds can suck sometimes. bands that sucked as much as the crowd - I didn't like the prodigy before I went to the show, and I still don't like them. too many keyboards and dance-moves to be sincere. the offspring's act of getting some woo-girl to lick honey off another yobbo in the crowd's chest was stomach-turning. leave the condiments and butt-rock at home next time, fellas. I was marginally interested in seeing how supergrass shaped up in a live setting, but they were only average at best. at least they were better than the prodigy. anyway, stage one and two were set up next to each other (while one band performed the other would be arranging their gear), which made our next decision easy. would we go and watch the offspring or would find a good vantage point for soundgarden, who would go on an hour later? we chose the latter. the prodigy's crew had left the stage, and were making way for soundgarden's crew to set up. joe and I got up close to the stage, noting the guitars and drums as they were brought out. I saw a guy behind matt's kit tuning it up, and called out "gregg! gregg!" in the vein hope it was gregg keplinger. I learnt later that it wasn't, but I did take a photo of him sound-checking matt's kit :) by the time offspring began, joe and I had moved back about twenty metres. the pit had been violent for most of the day, so I wasn't keen to bump heads with all the uglies present. what impressed me most was that soundgarden's stage crew and technicians can keep doing their job while another band (offspring) is blazing away on what boils down to the same stage. kudos to them for their effort and professionalism. 8:50 had finally come; ten mintues before soundgarden were scheduled to hit the stage. all the honey had run out, and the offspring were gracious enough to know when their time was up. no, I'm unfair. their lead singer *did* say that they wouldn't play another song so soundgarden could come out on time, and actually encouraged us to see them (not like the lead croaker of a nameless-band who pointed to the storm clouds above our heads and joked "I think soundgarden ordered those"). then came the push of some 15000 people over to stand in front of stage one. joe and I held our spots well; we even managed to move closer than we had intended. people seem to get very pushy in that situation, so I was happy when we didn't have any major altercations. 9:00 ticked over, and soundgarden came out to a blaze of cheers and applause. chris came out in what I thought was a triumphant pose, his arms raised high above his head. kim, matt and ben seemed content just to move to their positions. there was the obligatory greeting from chris and the usual woo-girl screams in answer. all in all, although I've only seen soundgarden three times, the show seemed all too mediocre. the atmosphere just wasn't quite right and there didn't appear to be anything that was greatly spontaneous or energetic. I was pretty disappointed. which left me able to write the setlist on my arm for most of the show and to take pictures when the lightshow was just right (the photos should be developed soon). I'll recount the setlist I took down from the *real* setlist a friend wound up with (songs not played are in []): spoonman, searching, let me drown, pretty noose, [burden], my wave, fell on black days, ty cobb, bhs, [outshined], search and destroy, rusty cage, [boot camp with film], butow, [room a 1000 years wide], [hands all over], slaves and bulldozers. the original setlist also had dusty and jesus christ pose as encores, but we only got jcp. as you can probably see, we missed out on a lot of stuff. whether that was because of time restraints or because the band wasn't into the show is hard to tell, although I would say a bit of both. positives? well, the music was all pretty disciplined. there weren't too many stray notes or missed beats. chris' voice was surprisingly strong; there were few points where his throat cut out. his voice was particularly strong throughout black hole sun and rusty cage. the jam tacked onto the end of my wave was great, but ended all too quickly. I don't know if this is a positive, but during my wave ben toppled one of his speaker stacks and then had further problems with it during fobd, leaving chris, matt and kim to play by themselves for most of the song. kim and chris played some way cool fills during rusty cage, and matt was awesome during search and destroy. chris must have been feeling into towards the end of the show; at the end of butow he ran to the back of the stage and then hurled a green frisbee out into the crowd. the show probably rates somewhere in the middle. maybe it was me, but the show was missing some integral element which has made other shows more enjoyable. perhaps if I had moved closer it would have been better, but the music didn't pull me to the stage, so I don't know if that was it. a good show, but not their best. by the end of the week, volume two of _soundgarden live in queensland_ should be in your inboxes. it will recount the show of january 22, the night I met soundgarden and had a whale of a time :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: leaning on the pedestal... btw, did any aussie lister tape kim on "the 3 hours of power"? if so, tell us all about it. I heard he did his "festering 5"; his top song being something by thin lizzy. any takers? ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Fan Club From: kalyssa@juno.com (Katie E Williams) On Tue, 28 Jan 1997 17:03:06 -0500 (EST) Blob15@aol.com writes: >Make the check out to "Soungarden." > oops.. already did the "Knights of the Soundtable" thing on the check.. but I guess either works since other people have said that was ok too.. thanks everyone for the help by the way... =) ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 3 Issue 25] ***************************************