Ello Sailor wrote: Fri July 24, 2026 11:41 pm
Love Kim's harmonics during the verses.
VinylGuy wrote: Fri July 24, 2026 11:46 pm
dude, thats a fucking A show
they crush
i love any/all of the extra guitar add-ins
the band is tight and experienced
it's all gravy
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Joe Barresi is mixing now! Terry Date produced it.
Cornell is credited as a writer on all eight songs which are expected to appear on SOUNDGARDEN's upcoming album, receiving sole credit on two, "Cancer" and "Stone Age Mind". He wrote "Road Less Traveled", "Orphans" and "At Ophians Door" with Cameron; "Ahead Of The Dog" with Thayil; and "Merrmas" with Shepherd.
And with Kim mentioning the song 'X-Mas' in his book we now know all of the 8 songs on the new album!
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VinylGuy wrote: Mon July 13, 2026 5:36 pmI want to get his book tough, i love his ideas and all the stuff he tells in both Grunge is dead! and Everybody Loves Our Town.
Just finished ELOT. Way more and way better than I expected. My main takeaways:
A) disappointed some of the older guard didn’t like Alice In Chains and thought they were posers
B) Courtney Love deserves every bit of bad press or bad feelings towards her she’s ever had. She’s a much worse person than I ever knew.
C) didn’t realize the Screaming Trees had been around that long
D) didn’t recognize Candlebox and never knew they were considered to be part of the Seattle grunge scene. I had to look them up on YouTube and recognized the songs as tunes I never really cared about but didn’t know who did them and didn’t really care.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
Matt´s podcast was really good. Very cool they talked a lot about Louder Than Love and Badmotorfinger. Pretty interesting to know that Barresi is mixing the new one..im down with a few intrumentals too.
VinylGuy wrote: Mon July 13, 2026 5:36 pmI want to get his book tough, i love his ideas and all the stuff he tells in both Grunge is dead! and Everybody Loves Our Town.
Just finished ELOT. Way more and way better than I expected. My main takeaways:
A) disappointed some of the older guard didn’t like Alice In Chains and thought they were posers
B) Courtney Love deserves every bit of bad press or bad feelings towards her she’s ever had. She’s a much worse person than I ever knew.
C) didn’t realize the Screaming Trees had been around that long
D) didn’t recognize Candlebox and never knew they were considered to be part of the Seattle grunge scene. I had to look them up on YouTube and recognized the songs as tunes I never really cared about but didn’t know who did them and didn’t really care.
Its kinda weird they talk with the Candlebox guys so much in that book, but its also a good pov from one of those bands that got carried away with the grunge hype i guess. Of course they were doing it themselves too.
Screaming Trees were a unit for a long time yeah...they split in what the 2000s?
If I remember right the charge was the Candlebox guys moved back to Seattle from L.A. when grunge broke to get a deal. Not sure if true but that was the word when they were popular. AIC started as a glam band so the old heads probably couldn't let that go. It's funny when I was a kid I thought there was massive gulfs between alt rock and hair metal and classic rock and punk but now its just sounds like rock n roll to me.
I listened to a few of the instrumentals of Echo Of Miles, after a long time. Dude, those are so fucking cool. Im exited if they choose to release those new ones Matt talked about.
i almost put it on the other day but i was in a happier mood so opted for Big Bottom
cold bitch is nothing to be trifled with
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VinylGuy wrote: Wed August 05, 2026 3:16 pm
I listened to a few of the instrumentals of Echo Of Miles, after a long time. Dude, those are so fucking cool. Im exited if they choose to release those new ones Matt talked about.
Seems like we'll need to wait for the next next record for those.
I'd be perfectly content with a new album from Kim, Ben and Matt - no need for guest vocalists, Ben and Matt are more than enough.
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gave DOTU a spin yesterday. so many great songs on there, such a span of sounds. wonder if any of the new SG tracks will have some acoustic guitar blends like a few of those tracks on DOTU
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