Total Fucking Godhead / The Soundgarden Thread

[Birds in Hell]

Haven't seen anything on dime yet, hopefully soon.

[Kevin Davis]

All told I think "Zero Chance" is my favorite Soundgarden song.

[matt reeder]

Wow they finally played Zero Chance? Amazing! That's probably my favorite song off DOTU. Does anyone know if these shows have been taped? I'm hoping some audience recordings pop up in the near future...

I was told by somebody pretty well-connected that almost every show this tour is being taped by multiple people. I'm surprised no recordings have showed up yet. I'm supposed to tape Portland. Hopefully that plan goes through.

[zeb]

Vernon Reid going nuts over seeing Soundgarden live last night.

[zeb]

[VinylGuy]

Badass. Plain and simple.

Setlist from NYC 2
Setlist:
1. Searching With My Good Eye Closed
2. Spoonman
3. Gun
4. Rhinosaur
5. Flower
6. Loud Love
7. Drawing Flies
8. Hunted Down
9. Live to Rise
10. Non-State Actor
11. My Wave
12. Been Away Too Long
13. Worse Dreams
14. Blow Up the Outside World
15. Zero Chance
16. Eyelid’s Mouth
17. Like Suicide
18. By Crooked Steps
19. Outshined
20. Blood on the Valley Floor
21. Fresh Tendrils
22. Mailman
23. Black Hole Sun
24. Rowing

Encore:
25. Head Down
26. Rusty Cage
27. The Day I Tried to Live
28. 4th of July


First...closing with 4th of july?? that greeeeat...then..head down, mailman, fresh tendrils, like suicide , zero fuckin chance, Rhinosaurrrrr, flowerrrr, Hunted downnnn, drawing flies!,

This has to be one of the best setlists ever...and its nice to see rowing and eyelides mouth there too...

[Birds in Hell]

SG mix CD for the car:

1. Loud Love
2. Jesus Christ Pose
3. Fresh Tendrils
4. 4th of July
5. Mind Riot
6. Blind Dogs
7. Never the Machine Forever
8. Ugly Truth
9. Mailman
10. Overfloater
11. Toy Box
12. Birth Ritual
13. Slaves and Bulldozers
14. Spoonman (Cornell Demo)
15. Beyond the Wheel
16. Face Pollution

[Soma.]

No Ty Cobb? You a strictly-to-the-speed-limit kind of guy?

[zeb]

Haha.

[zeb]

Non State Actor and Attrition are excellent driving tunes.

[Will]

Oops...I posted the vid of Cornell telling me to stand up in the King Animal thread.

Here is the vid incase you missed it:

No fuckin' way, that was you?!

I went with a buddy of mine who's a big fan, but we both had single seats in sections L and N so we sat by ourselves. Sucked, but it was a cool show. Afterwards we hit Chinatown for a few beers and in talking about what we'd just seen, the setlist, the performance, I said to him, "that was funny, that dude sitting down close to the stage. His dad got up, haha."

But I thought that gig was kinda reserved too, lots of sitting all over the place. The Patriot Center gig at Mason in 2011 was twice as big, but much more intense, possibly because people we just happy to finally have them back. Still, happy to have seem them in a small hall like that. First time I'd ever been there, I kept thinking about Pearl Jam's VFC shows in 1995 that were tapes I played over and over back in my teens.

Anyway... cool story, bro!! Happy to know Chris Cornell called you on your shit.

[Soma.]

"Wait..you re-applied for the tag darth_vedder?"

[VinylGuy]

Oops...I posted the vid of Cornell telling me to stand up in the King Animal thread.

Here is the vid incase you missed it:

No fuckin' way, that was you?!

I went with a buddy of mine who's a big fan, but we both had single seats in sections L and N so we sat by ourselves. Sucked, but it was a cool show. Afterwards we hit Chinatown for a few beers and in talking about what we'd just seen, the setlist, the performance, I said to him, "that was funny, that dude sitting down close to the stage. His dad got up, haha."

But I thought that gig was kinda reserved too, lots of sitting all over the place. The Patriot Center gig at Mason in 2011 was twice as big, but much more intense, possibly because people we just happy to finally have them back. Still, happy to have seem them in a small hall like that. First time I'd ever been there, I kept thinking about Pearl Jam's VFC shows in 1995 that were tapes I played over and over back in my teens.

Anyway... cool story, bro!! Happy to know Chris Cornell called you on your shit.

That was really funny...and your dad is badass.

[darth_vedder]

Oops...I posted the vid of Cornell telling me to stand up in the King Animal thread.

Here is the vid incase you missed it:

No fuckin' way, that was you?!

I went with a buddy of mine who's a big fan, but we both had single seats in sections L and N so we sat by ourselves. Sucked, but it was a cool show. Afterwards we hit Chinatown for a few beers and in talking about what we'd just seen, the setlist, the performance, I said to him, "that was funny, that dude sitting down close to the stage. His dad got up, haha."

But I thought that gig was kinda reserved too, lots of sitting all over the place. The Patriot Center gig at Mason in 2011 was twice as big, but much more intense, possibly because people we just happy to finally have them back. Still, happy to have seem them in a small hall like that. First time I'd ever been there, I kept thinking about Pearl Jam's VFC shows in 1995 that were tapes I played over and over back in my teens.

Anyway... cool story, bro!! Happy to know Chris Cornell called you on your shit.

That was really funny...and your dad is badass.

It was funny, I didn't realize he was talking to me, but then I pointed at myself, and Cornell said "yeah you"...It was definitely a highlight for me, one of the neatest things to ever happen to me at a concert. Who's the guy here that was yelled at by Ed for not getting into "Ole"? Me and him got something in common, but Chris didn't seem as pissed as Ed.

Thing is...I was standing earlier, then I sat to drink beer, and that's when Mr. Cornell noticed. The guy sitting to me was an older dude but not my pops. One reason I was sitting so much was not to block the view of others. I went with some friend and they were sitting behind me, and I didn't want to block their view.

re: Tame crowd...unfortunately, that's pretty much what I have come to expect out of DC crowds. A lot of shows I go to, whether it's at a large venue or small, the crowds are pretty laid back, but observant. This isn't always the case, but more often than not, it seems the crowds are pretty tame.

[darth_vedder]

"Wait..you re-applied for the tag darth_vedder?"

I don't get it? Why it that in quotations?

re: the darth name...yeah, I figured that was what I rolled with on the old board since 2005, so I may as well stick with it. I don't like the name though...it's super dorky, and I don't even like Star Wars that much anymore.

I've thought for awhile about changing to Love Boat Captain with this is my avatar:

[Soma.]

Yeeah, never mind. I'm glad you had a good time.

[Will]

re: Tame crowd...unfortunately, that's pretty much what I have come to expect out of DC crowds. A lot of shows I go to, whether it's at a large venue or small, the crowds are pretty laid back, but observant. This isn't always the case, but more often than not, it seems the crowds are pretty tame.

Yeah, it kind goes hand in hand with the unavoidable uptight political yuppies. I'm no longer there to go nuts and slam around and whoop and yell like when I was a kid, but I'm not constantly checking Facebook, yammering with friends, or there just for the atmosphere. I'm usually nodding my head and having fun. Its a drag to look around and constantly see what appears to be largely disconnected crowds. I'm convinced that lots of bands play DC because its a big city and essentially the bottom of the northeast chain, not because they truly want to.

[Birds in Hell]

SG mix CD for the car:

Ended up redoing this.

1. Loud Love
2. Jesus Christ Pose
3. Fresh Tendrils
4. 4th of July
5. Mind Riot
6. An Unkind
7. Mailman
8. Overfloater
9. Birth Ritual
10. Tighter and Tighter
11. Zero Chance
12. Toy Box
13. Somewhere
14. The Day I Tried to Live
15. Never the Machine Forever
16. Slaves and Bulldozers

[Kevin Davis]

"An Unkind" is so good.

[Soma.]

All told I think "Zero Chance" is my favorite Soundgarden song.

I'm with you on this one.