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#381 Re: The Sunset Strip » New Soundgarden Pics » 851 weeks ago
While we wait for this SPIN article and Lolla, I uploaded the track Karaoke from the Down on the Upside sessions for those that don't have it. It was released as a B side in 96 but got no attention. Its fucking killer. I guess I can see why they didn't put it on the album as it's different than everything else on that album, but it really shows the band would have went in a slightly different direction had they released an album in 98 or 99 instead of breaking up.
I would have killed for an album full of tracks like this.
Anyone opposed to the band rerecording old songs and making it a "new" album instead of starting fresh? Would love an updated version of this track.
I'm certainly not opposed to that idea. Anything that is 'new' from Soundgarden works for me. I love a lot of their non-album tracks. Blind Dogs and Birth Ritual are two amazing songs.
#382 Re: The Sunset Strip » Eddie Vedder says Pearl Jam Won't Tour "For a long time" » 852 weeks ago
^^ Their current drummer, Matt Cameron, is from Soundgarden. In their early years PJ went thru drummers like Spinal Tap.
Correct. It'd be hard for him to do both. 
#383 The Sunset Strip » Eddie Vedder says Pearl Jam Won't Tour "For a long time" » 852 weeks ago
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http://grungereport.net/2010/07/12/eddi … long-time/
Red Moskitou posted this on the Ten Club board. Pearl Jam are likely not going to tour for awhile because of Soundgarden'™s reunion tour:
This was the last show for a long time'¦. That was anounce by Vedder'¦. This just stuck in my heart'¦ a bleeding heart by the way'¦. Please come back soon, as soon as possible'¦ we need you!!! Don´t let us without your presence'¦
I just hope this is a vacation time, no more than a few months'¦ but the way it was anouced'¦. man, just being there to understand'¦. At the end I just want to run away from all that crowded noise.
A very intense concert with the band and the people together in a moment of pure love and trust! We are PJ, PJ are us!
'o melhor lugar do mundo para terminar digressões' '“ the best place in the world to end tours'¦ by Eddie vedder'¦
A really beautiful concert with so many beautiful people'¦. all with Pearl Jam since ever and forever!
Good news for Soundgarden fans. 
#384 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Grunge Madness - Round 2, Battle 4 » 852 weeks ago
I think Neemo is high.
Hands down should be No Excuses.
#385 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Grunge Madness - Discussion and Results Thread » 852 weeks ago
A grunge battle and all I see is Soundgarden getting eliminated.
Question, anyone ever actually listen to grunge or been to Seattle and explored the music scene there any? My guess is no.
#386 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Grunge Madness - Round 1, Battle 12 » 852 weeks ago
Interesting match up. Mother Love Bone, and a song written as a memorial to their singer.
I had to go with Temple of the Dog. Beautifully written song and the vocals at the end are incredible.
#387 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Grunge Madness - Discussion and Results Thread » 853 weeks ago
How could Fell on Black Days lose to All Apologies.....
#388 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Grunge Madness - Discussion and Results Thread » 853 weeks ago
No offense but this is as predictable as a sunset. It's grunge's greatest hits with L7 and Screaming Trees thrown in. No Tad, Mudhoney, or Green River.
Cool that a chunk of Soundgarden is represented, but where in the fuck is Jesus Christ Pose and Hands All Over? Hands All Over and Big Dumb Sex were practically the birth of this scene.
Exactly. Grunge was so much more than just the big 3 Seattle bands.
And Soundgarden were the grandfathers of the whole movement. When Hands All Over started getting popular on the radio it started to usher in the rest of it.
#389 Re: The Garden » BP's top kill effort fails to plug Gulf oil leak » 855 weeks ago
Axlin08 wrote:...and yet we'll still put gas in our cars.
If every America truely was pissed about this, every soul in this country would REFUSE tomorrow to go into work, and REFUSE to fill up their cars to do it.
The country and world's economy would come to a stand still.
Nobody's got the balls to do it.
I ride my bike to work.
And on top of this great example, what about public transportation? Should we boycott that? Or how about airlines. They use oil, should we quit flying and hurt them as well.
How about shopping? Should we quit eating too since it takes oil to ship the food and harvest and process the food?
What about people who use natural gas to heat their homes? Should they freeze?
#390 Re: The Garden » BP's top kill effort fails to plug Gulf oil leak » 855 weeks ago
Communist China wrote:Because that would be retarded.
And America's cowardice bought and paid for owned by big business workforce lives on...
That attitude right there is why nothing ever changes.
Enjoy your mininum wage, dependence on foreign oil, and letting BP and bible thumpers dictate how to live your life.
It's not feasible. Because everyone is going to know that if they stay home and their co-worker goes in, well he or she is probably going to look way better when it comes time for a promotion.
People are selfish. And for that reason, it won't happen. The only way it would work is if people were actually good and decent and cared about this more than they do themselves.
And there's also a large portion of the economy that can't afford to miss a day. There's also a surplus of workers right now. It would be all too easy to fire the ones who didn't show up and throw in the ones who want a job.
