#31
Gav wrote:
I dont think Max has done anything with Soulfly that can touch Beneath the Remains to Chaos AD era Sepultura
Posted on Mon, 4 January 2010 at 23:45
#32
Alan wrote:
Divers wrote:
Anyway i would like to see how Soundgarden sound now… as i saw them on the Badmotorfinger tour and they were great, but on the last tour they were okay a bit dull.
I saw them in Dublin in 1995 and they looked bored to death, poor sound etc. Disappointing in retrospect but it was my first ever gig so I loved it all the same. I’m worried that the reunion novelty will wear off quite quickly and they’ll realise they still can’t stand eachother. I reckon they’ll spilt again before the years over assuming the thing gets off the ground at all.
Posted on Mon, 4 January 2010 at 23:56 in reply to an earlier post
#33
Cuchulain wrote:
Bands I would love to see reunited :
Thin White Rope
Urge Overkill
The God Machine ( dunno who would play bass though )
Posted on Tue, 5 January 2010 at 12:35
#34
buffalo-boy wrote:
deadsetgav wrote:
I dont think Max has done anything with Soulfly that can touch Beneath the Remains to Chaos AD era Sepultura
I like soulfly but theyre not as classic as sepultura, they aint made an album to beat chaos ad or even roots.
Continuing off-topic (sorry!) i actually think foo fighters are 10x the band that nirvana could ever be.
Posted on Tue, 5 January 2010 at 13:56 in reply to an earlier post
#35
Dennis (Dudley Less) wrote:
Dark Ages pisses over Roots, IMHO
But hey, tomayto/ tomarto
Posted on Tue, 5 January 2010 at 15:45
#36
realityfuck (Jar lath) wrote:
Alan wrote:
I saw them in Dublin in 1995 and they looked bored to death, poor sound etc. Disappointing in retrospect but it was my first ever gig so I loved it all the same. I’m worried that the reunion novelty will wear off quite quickly and they’ll realise they still can’t stand eachother. I reckon they’ll spilt again before the years over assuming the thing gets off the ground at all.
I was at that gig and they were poor. A few flashes of brilliance, but overall, they seemed bored. Thankfully White Zombie and Mudhoney were on before them and rocked the place!!
Posted on Tue, 5 January 2010 at 19:48 in reply to an earlier post
#37
Gav wrote:
White Zombie - that would be a decent reunion tour :)
Posted on Tue, 5 January 2010 at 20:31
#38
Alex wrote:
All my mates that have commented on the Soundgarden reunion and have seen them before have basically agreed and said they were rubbish live. Which is an awful shame. If they are going to reunite, I hope they fix whatever problems they have playing live together before they get on stage. Otherwise, don’t bother, is what I’d say. Or put a sign outside gig venues saying “nothing’s changed, so make sure you have a few more beers before showtime”…
Posted on Wed, 6 January 2010 at 00:50
#39
buffalo-boy wrote:
deadsetgav wrote:
White Zombie - that would be a decent reunion tour :)
now yo talking bee-atch!
Posted on Wed, 6 January 2010 at 13:15 in reply to an earlier post
#40
Taunty Dan wrote:
Alex wrote:
All my mates that have commented on the Soundgarden reunion and have seen them before have basically agreed and said they were rubbish live. Which is an awful shame. If they are going to reunite, I hope they fix whatever problems they have playing live together before they get on stage. Otherwise, don’t bother, is what I’d say. Or put a sign outside gig venues saying “nothing’s changed, so make sure you have a few more beers before showtime”…
I’ve seen them 3 times and thought they were outstanding every time…!
Posted on Wed, 6 January 2010 at 20:50 in reply to an earlier post
#41
Alex wrote:
That’s what I like to hear!
That said, even if they do turn out to be rubbish, having never seen them before, I’d rather have the opportunity to come to my own conclusions by seeing the show(s) myself.
Posted on Thu, 7 January 2010 at 11:46
#42
Gav wrote:
Posted on Thu, 7 January 2010 at 21:24
#43
Auto_Surgery (Andy) wrote:
Does he say no to the reunion or to them appearing at the Coachella festival in April though? I think if it wasn’t true someone would have come forward with a statement to say otherwise by now surely??
I’ve had Superunknown on in my car since I heard about this the other day, love that album
Posted on Fri, 8 January 2010 at 15:06
#44
Gav wrote:
Unless he is doing a ‘Billy Corgan is the Smashing Pumpkins’ type reunion… haha
Posted on Fri, 8 January 2010 at 16:05
#45
wyrd wrote:
Alex wrote:
All my mates that have commented on the Soundgarden reunion and have seen them before have basically agreed and said they were rubbish live. Which is an awful shame. If they are going to reunite, I hope they fix whatever problems they have playing live together before they get on stage. Otherwise, don’t bother, is what I’d say. Or put a sign outside gig venues saying “nothing’s changed, so make sure you have a few more beers before showtime”…
Since both the guitar player, the bass player and the drummer are outstanding musicians, the only problems left that they could have with live gigs are Cornell’s voice (I saw Audioslave live in 2003 and he was great, but Soundgarden songs are tougher for the vocals) and the “we like to play music together” feeling. Problems that they probably have now, even bigger than before.
Add that Chris declared “I don’t like being in a band” just a few months ago and you got the picture.
Anyway, if they come to Italy I’ll go, I hope I’m wrong!
(besides, I saw Alice in Chains live in December and they are great!!!)
Posted on Sat, 9 January 2010 at 13:28 in reply to an earlier post
#46
buffalo-boy wrote:
If they do a UK festival this year I’d go just to see them in action.
Posted on Sat, 9 January 2010 at 16:14
#47
Alex wrote:
@Wyrd - a valid point, but I hope that they do reunite and that the do it without too much cynicism and put on a good show. If they argue backstage afterwards, I don’t really care. LIke you - if they turn up in the UK, I will definitely go see the show.
(and I agree on AIC!)
Posted on Sun, 10 January 2010 at 22:16
#48
Superunknown wrote:
This is sad. Chris Cornell’s falling even further from grace. I was a huge fan of early 90’s rock for a long time, but all these reunions help me realize: It’s time to let go.
Posted on Wed, 13 January 2010 at 01:23
#49
Simon (Simon) wrote:
Couldn’t find just a soundgarden thread.. so anyway
These are the b-sides i have found so far that aren’t covers
01- ‘’Incessant Mace
02- “Sub Pop Rock City “
03- “Heretic”
04- “Toy Box”
05- “Fresh Deadly Roses”
06- “HIV Baby”ris
07- “Birth Ritual”
08- ‘’Exit Stonehenge’’
09- “Show Me”
10- “Cold Bitch”
11- ‘’New Damage”
12- “Like Suicide (acoustic)”
13- “She Likes Surprises”
14- “Kyle Petty, Son of Richard”
15- ‘’Blind Dogs”
16- “She’s a Politician”
17- “Karaoke’’
18- ‘’Bleed Together”
not sure what i’m missing?
Posted on Sun, 7 March 2010 at 06:45
#50
Alan wrote:
Not b-sides as such, but there’s also 3 tracks from the “Deep Six” comp (Heretic, Tears To Forget, All Your Lies), the SubPop version of ‘Room A Thousand Years Wide’, video version of ‘Fell On Black Days’, and the weird stuff they put out (Motorcycle Loop, Jerry Garcia’s Finger, A Splice Of Spacejam).
Posted on Sun, 7 March 2010 at 10:53
#51
Taunty Dan wrote:
The 2 b sides from outshined: Homicidal Suicidal (Budgie cover), and I Can’t Give you Anything (Ramones cover). Absolutely ace. Especially the Budgie one. Oh, and Stray Cat Blues off of Jesus Christ Pose.
Posted on Sun, 7 March 2010 at 12:15
#52
Alan wrote:
Have ye heard the cover of “Hey Baby” that’s on a Hendrix tribute album? It’s essentially Temple of the Dog, but still great!
Posted on Sun, 7 March 2010 at 18:12
#53
Simon (Simon) wrote:
I have a whole load of covers will write them up and post them, I do quite enjoy their version of big bottom by spinal tap
Posted on Sun, 7 March 2010 at 21:10
#54
glen wrote:
Heres the lot - http://www.megaupload.com/?c=msg
1. Cleaning My Gun (Chris Cornell) 2. Christi 3. Black Cat (Demo) (Chris Cornell) 4. Birth Ritual (Demo) 5. Black Hole Sun (Chris Cornell solo) 6. Incessant Mace (Pyrrhic Victory Version) 7. She Likes Surprises 8. Angel On Fire (Demo) (Chris Cornell) 9. Helter Skelter (Beatles Cover) 10. Heretic (Deep Six Version) 11. Like Suicide (Acoustic) 12. New Damage (With Brian May) 13. Reach Down (Demo) (Chris Cornell) 14. Jerry Garcia’s Finger 15. Search And Destroy (Stooges Cover) 16. Tears To Forget (Deep Six Version) 17. Wild Horses (Rolling Stones Cover With Lovemongers) 18. Stolen Prayer (Demo) (Chris Cornell) 19. All Your Lies (Deep Six Version) 20. Drop Out Boogie (Captain Beefheart Cover) 21. Exit Stonehenge 22. I Can’t Give You Anything (Ramones Cover) 23. Heartfist (Chris Cornell) 24. I Don’t Care About You (Fear Cover) 25. Say Goodnight 26. Spoonman (Steve Fisk Remix) 27. Sub Pop Rock City 28. Unholy War (Demo) 29. Can You See Me (Jimi Hendrix Cover) 30. Dark Globe (Syd Barret Cover) 31. Kyle Petty, Son of Richard 32. Toy Box 33. Sunshower (Chris Cornell) 34. Beyond The Wheel (Demo) 35. Homicidal Suicidal (Budgie Cover) 36. Kyle Petty, Son of Richard (Brendan O’Brian Remix) 37. Room A Thousand Years Wide (Sub Pop Version) 38. Ave Maria (Chris Cornell) 39. HIV Baby 40. Motorcycle Loop 41. Nothing To Say (Demo) 42. Right Turn (“Alice Mudgarden”) 43. Heart of Honey (Chris Cornell) 44. Seasons (Chris Cornell) 45. Fell On Black Days (Video Version) 46. Fresh Deadly Roses 47. Into The Void (Sabbath Cover) 48. Someone To Die For (Chris Cornell) 49. Big Dumb Sex (Dub) 50. Birth Ritual 51. Blind Dogs 52. Girl U Want (Devo Cover) 53. Can’t Change Me (French) (Chris Cornell) 54. A Splice Of Space Jam 55. Cop Killer (Body Count Cover) 56. Flower (John Peel Session) 57. Stray Cat Blues (Rolling Stones Cover) 58. Mission 2000 (Chris Cornell) 59. Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey (John Peel Session) 60. Hey Baby (Land of the New Rising Sun Cover) (With MACC) 61. She’s a Politician 62. Flutter Girl (Demo) (Chris Cornell) 63. I Want You (She’s So Heavy) (Beatles Cover) 64. Show Me 65. Thank You (John Peel Session) 66. Missing (Demo) (Chris Cornell) 67. Come Together (Beatles Cover) 68. Touch Me (Fancy Cover) 69. Waiting For The Sun (Doors Cover) 70. Nowhere But You (Demo) 71. Cold Bitch 72. Karaoke 73. Problem Child (AC/DC Cover) 74. Bleed Together 75. Earache My Eye (Cheech and Chong Cover) 76. Spoonman (Demo) 77. Big Bottom (Spinal Tap Cover) 78. Dusty (Moby Remix) 79. Fell On Black Days (Demo) 80. Communication Breakdown (Zeppelin Cover) 81. Rhinosaur (The Straw That Broke The Rhino’s Back Remix)
Posted on Fri, 12 March 2010 at 00:24
#55
Simon (Simon) wrote:
Cool cheers seems like I have a way to go to have all there stuff!
Posted on Fri, 12 March 2010 at 06:08
#56
glen wrote:
no probs, found it on some blog lol
Posted on Fri, 12 March 2010 at 20:23
#57
man-fish (Sean McLastname) wrote:
I love Soundgarden, but I dunno… I’m sure the other guys can still do their thing, but I lost a lot of respect for Chris Cornell after seeing him perform Hunger Strike with Chester Bennington.
I’d still see them as long as the tickets were a reasonable price, but I don’t wanna put down fifty quid to see four guys who hate each other trying to play Jesus Christ Pose again.
Posted on Mon, 22 March 2010 at 23:13
#58
Alex wrote:
The money thing is crazy, isn’t it? The tickets I bought for STP at Brixton were in the region of £46 each… Now whilst I really really am looking forward to seeing them (as I never caught them first time around), I imagine it’s going to be guys on stage, a few lights, and that’s about it.
I was at Brixton last week to see Steel Panther and with a reasonably non-basic stage set (i.e. a couple of large props, a couple of glitter cannons), the tickets were just £16 (ish).
I realise it’s all supply and demand, but a few days after going on sale, the STP tickets are still to be had.
Posted on Tue, 23 March 2010 at 23:32
#59
Blank wrote:
Posted on Thu, 1 April 2010 at 19:32
#60
Simon (Simon) wrote:
Here’s the set list from their first show back, really nice set list and by the audio going around and the reviews I’m really hoping they tour somewhere I can check them out.
Spoonman
Gun
Searching With My Good Eyes Closed
Rusty Cage
Beyond The Wheel
Flower
Ugly Truth
Fell On Black Days
Hunted Down
Nothing To Say
Loud Love
Blow Up The Outside World
Pretty Noose
Outshined
Slaves And Bulldozers
Encore:
Get On The Snake
Big Dumb Sex
Waiting For The Sun (The Doors cover)
Posted on Sat, 17 April 2010 at 22:53
