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James
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Re: Soundgarden

James wrote:
madagas wrote:

I think their Greatest Hits album is better than Gnr's.....of course, it helps when you don't have 5 cover songs on it!:headbang:

I agree 1000000000000000%. No filler at all on that, and they even added a few obscure gems.

Saikin
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Re: Soundgarden

Saikin wrote:
James Lofton wrote:
madagas wrote:

I think their Greatest Hits album is better than Gnr's.....of course, it helps when you don't have 5 cover songs on it!:headbang:

I agree 1000000000000000%. No filler at all on that, and they even added a few obscure gems.

I don't think i have their GH album.  Then again i don't think i really need it because with Soundgarden, i am 100% content with listening to each of their albums seperatly.  These guys are increadible musicians who put out some amazing albums.  I can't think of any Soundgarden song that i dislike, even their older Ultramega OK stuff is good.

Re: Soundgarden

Sky Dog wrote:

fav tracks.....1 is easy, no particular order of that.
1. Jesus Christ Pose
Outshined
The Day I Tried to Live
Loud Love
Blow Up the Outside World
Black Hole Sun
My Wave
Let Me Drown
Pretty Noose

easily on of the best bands of the 90's.

Stepvhen
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Re: Soundgarden

Stepvhen wrote:

In my humble opinion up there beside Zeppelin True innovators..Thr Radio head of the grunge scene

James
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Re: Soundgarden

James wrote:
James Lofton wrote:

Ultramega OK is a major shit stain on their discography

I retract this statement. I listened to this album a couple times last night, and its pretty solid. Is it as good as the albums after it? Hell no. It was a good starting point though(I'm excluding the Sub Pop EPs).

Highlights:

Flower
Smokestack Lightning
Beyond the Wheel
Nazi Driver
Incessant Mace




665 and 667 sound like outtakes from the Beatles White Album. Nice touch(although meaningless) covering Lennon's One Minute of Silence.

Its a good album, but its easily overlooked even by hardcore fans because it doesn't really stack up to the rest of the discography.

Furbush
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Re: Soundgarden

Furbush wrote:

i'm a huge soundgarden fan as well... badmotorfinger and superunknown are 2 of my all time favorites....
i never really explored their shit before that... except for what was on a sides..
and to their credit... DOTUS was the only place for 'em to go after superunknown... but a fantastic album... switch opens and zero chance are stunning...
matt cameron doesn't get as much credit as he probably should ...the thing to me that separates superunknown from the pack is the drums...absolutely flawless...
cornell really thrives in a band situation as opposed to solo...
his solo stuff is mediocre at best, while he's generally considered the "genius " in soundgarden... and his work on the first 2 audioslave records is amazing..
he even snuck a would-be soundgarden song on "out of exile" (heavens dead).....

Communist China
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Re: Soundgarden

Tyler I would agree that the drumming is a major part of Soundgarden's better music - it pulls and pushes as oppose to simply driving. AIC sometimes got a similar thing to happen but only on the acoustic stuff, Jar of Flies particularly. Of course Dave Grohl is great, but he's a great strictly driving rock drummer. Cameron adds another dimension instead of another layer to Soundgarden's music.

But I would disagree about Cornell solo, Euphoria Morning alone proves he can do great things with simply good people behind him. Audioslave I don't love as much but it certainly rocks.

Furbush
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Re: Soundgarden

Furbush wrote:

fair enough.. i'll admit.. i never really got into his solo stuff, so i never really explored it in any sort of depth... but if someone could make me a cream of the crop list of songs... i'd definitely give em a spin......

James
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Re: Soundgarden

James wrote:

I don't even have that Cornell album anymore. His album in 07 sucked big time. CC can hook you up with that.

As far as Soundgarden goes, I'm gonna send you their entire discography pre-Badmotorfinger...

Screaming Life/FOPP  ( the Sub Pop EPs)
Ultramega OK
Louder than Love

Probably take an hour or so to upload them all. Ben Shepard was not in the band on these albums, and you'll notice his absence immediately.

Furbush
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Re: Soundgarden

Furbush wrote:

thanks james.. yer the man.. ( as always )

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