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GREAT fuckin' album. And so is the live one. And so are the two live jams available here: https://heronoblivion.bandcamp.com/ |
Pulled out my copy of 1998's Soul Deep: The Best Of The Box Tops, and here's the exact quote from the liner notes:
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Speaking of Chilton and of "Sugar, Sugar", check out Alex's DEMONIC version from Free Again: The "1970" Sessions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQJRmkKjBM8 |
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Well I read my first pitchfork review in like 1998 or something, and I read it to myself. And didn’t care for it. So not sure what that would sound like. Silence, probably. But yeah, I really like that Heron Oblivion album as well. |
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if you liked that one, now listen to the real deal:
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You're the second person who's told me that. I know where my allegiance lies though...
'Cause I heard it in the wind And I saw it in the sky And I thought it was the end And I thought it was the fourth of July |
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I’ve always preferred the commercially more successful Soundgarden to the earlier, sludge zeppeliny Soundgarden “The Day I Tried to Live” fucking rocks. Oh, but “Searching with my Good Eye Closed” is on Badmotorfinger though. Hmm. Nope. I prefer Superunknown and even Down on the Upside. Them’s good albs. |
Superunknown doesn't get enough respect, simply for having 70 minutes of killer tunes - and only one of them, 'Half', I'd call filler.
Also love that they ended up with a lot of fucked up time signatures because they, basically, couldn't be arsed to play in time. |
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So I had the awkward experience of listening to the song 'Orgasm Addict' whilst my little brothers were in the room...
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In the U.S., Superunknown is basically the only Soundgarden album the general public knows or acknowledges. It’s good. It’s the best one. It’s got little Beatles-isms on it that I really love. Great melodies. But all of their albums really deserves attention and praise. Superunknown is huge here. So I can’t really complain that it doesn’t get enough respect. Soundgarden in general doesn’t get enough respect, but Superunknown is set. |
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Superunknown is mad good. Very inventive. I like it when a band employs a myriad of styles on an album.
Still on my Kim Petras kick. She has no official album but she has a good 40 songs out there. Digging some Outkast. It had been a long while since I had heard them. Current favorites : Snappin & trappin Return of the g Unhappy |
Hüsker Dü - Zen Arcade
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