Soundgarden

[theqm]

Ah, 'Cochise' springs to mind

Along with "Doesn't Remind Me", "Be Yourself" & "Show Me How To Live".
The live in Cuba dvd is f***kng brilliant. Even an acoustic solo version of Black Hole Sun performed by Mr Cornell.

[benin]

[Rayden]

Black Hole Sun would prolly be my fave song of theirs. Not too familiar with them as I only have a Best Of album, but it gets regular plays on my 'pod.

[Rodney69]

was only listening to Superunknown for the first time in ages last week

[jimbobbins]

I used to love this one. What a riff..


Jimbob

[Vindictus]

Anyone who likes Chris Cornell and Soundgarden = good.
Anyone who doesn't = chimpfucker.

It's been scientifically proven, folks. I'll publish the results at a later date.

As a singer myself, it's impossible to overstate what he's capable of.
But he's got company at the peak of Mt Rock Olympus.
Mr Kennedy, I salute thee (just fuckin' listen to what he does 2:34-2:53 ... insane technique and power)

[theqm]

But he's got company at the peak of Mt Rock Olympus.
Mr Kennedy, I salute thee

Ah yes, Myles Kennedy. Apparently touring all year with Alter Bridge, then with Slash, than Alter Bridge again.
Powerful vocalist.

[Vindictus]

Good call.
BUT! Neither Alter Bridge or Slash have any Irish dates (apart from Slash @ Oxygen, and I'm not going to fork out hard earned cash to listen to 85% indie pish, as a matter of principle)

I was in college in the US when the grunge thing hit its peak. Will always remember the first time having sex with [name deleted, as she's now a minor TV personality in America] whilst listening to the Temple of the Dog album.
Sheer, unadulterated brilliance.
And the album wasn't bad either.

[Lincoln]

"Burden in my Hand" was a cracker alright. Problem is I was going through a fairly rough point in my life when it was a hit in '96 and it always kinda reminds me of that time

But Soundgarden were a top band, Rusty Cage, Superunknown, Head Down, Slaves and Bulldozers...great stuff

[dave1dave]

+1 for Black hole sun