SoundGarden : Remember where you were

Nukem

Was just reading a thread by penny and decided too throw list of what year Soundgarden albums came out. Where were you and what were you doing when you heard the albums.

Year ???? Year 1989Year1991Year1994 Year 1996 Year 1998

The legend Lives on

Year 2002

Doctor J

What about Screaming Life and Fopp Ep's and the subsequent combo of both on Sub Pop?

Nukem

Left out temple of the dog and some other B-side albums also just going for the main ones

Doctor J

...and the Hater album too? ... and the soundtrack to 'Singles'? That's got two tracks on it.

Giblet

Doctor J wrote:

...and the Hater album too? ... and the soundtrack to 'Singles'? That's got two tracks on it.

Not to mention actually having the film itself to hear an early Spoonman!

Yeah I still listen to Ultramega OK :>

Doctor J

Screaming Life and Fopp are the two I keep going back to. Little Joe, Nothing To Say I mean, come on!

I got into them after seeing Prong introduce the Loud Love video on the tv show Raw Power. I saw a video of their cover of Big Bottom shortly after and that was enough to convince me to get Louder Than Love. Really enjoyed them through Badmotorfinger and Superunknown, thought Down On The Upside was piss poor though. They split up an album too late IMO.

Still, the early stuff is just special. Well worthy of mention Nukem. I'd rate them as main ones before I'd put up the greatest hits.

iasc

Doctor J wrote:

Screaming Life and Fopp are the two I keep going back to. Little Joe, Nothing To Say I mean, come on!

I got into them after seeing Prong introduce the Loud Love video on the tv show Raw Power. I saw a video of their cover of Big Bottom shortly after and that was enough to convince me to get Louder Than Love. Really enjoyed them through Badmotorfinger and Superunknown, thought Down On The Upside was piss poor though. They split up an album too late IMO.

Still, the early stuff is just special. Well worthy of mention Nukem. I'd rate them as main ones before I'd put up the greatest hits.

ah how can ya call down on the upside piss poor.
Its my favourite soundgarden album anyway

Doctor J

iasc wrote:

ah how can ya call down on the upside piss poor.

Sorry man, it just didn't rock my boat. Sounded back than and still sounds now, like a band who'd run their course.

Nukem

iasc wrote:

ah how can ya call down on the upside piss poor.
Its my favourite soundgarden album anyway

Sorry. Have to agree with the DOC, not their finest moment ; but in its defence it had a few good songs on it :rolleyes:

Creature

I agree however I'd also say that Burden In My Hand is one of, if not the best song they ever did.

Paleface

Soundgarden are one of my favourite bands of all time. I was shocked the day I heard that they had split up. I never got to see them live, which contrary to the bad live reviews they got, would have been deadly. I know it would

Anyway for anyone with a decent Internet connection you should check out the multimedia section on this website for loads of video and audio clips.

Seaneh

Throw in Eutopia Mornings, just because.

Nukem

Nukem wrote:

Was just reading a thread by penny and decided too throw list of what year Soundgarden albums came out. Where were you and what were you doing when you heard the albums.

Year ????
Year 1987
Year 1989Year1991Year1994 Year 1996 Year 1998
Year 199?

The legend Lives on

Year 2002

Now are we all happy, Not too sure when Eupohria was brought out i actually dont have that

And may i say that Soundgarden page is outstanding. well done for posting it

Doctor J

Not yet

1991

1992

1993

Now we can die happy

Nukem

Some more for the list

1987
1988
1991
1991
1991
1989
1994
1996
1996
1997





Thats just the MAin and Semi-Main albums there actually is so many more
just go into google or yahoo and punch in Soundgarden albums
Got to listen to some of these i dont have um

gogul

What's peoples' opinion on Euphoria Morning and more importantly on Audioslave. I liked a couple of tunes off Euphoria Morning and Audioslave was pretty much what you expected (Chris singing Rage songs), although they were pretty damn hot live in the Point.

Creature

Never bothered with Chris' live stuff, maybe I will one day. As for Audioslave well I'd call them a mediocre band formed from the ashes of two superb bands. I wasn't expecting much from them in the first place though and I certainly wasn't expecting them to live up to Soundgarden, not that any band ever will of course.