Re: Total Fucking Godhead / The Soundgarden Thread
Posted: Mon January 30, 2017 3:39 pm
I was a little disappointed at the time too. But there is quite a lot of totally unreleased stuff left which gives hope to the possibility of them releasing an interesting compilation in the future. For example there are the following tracks: Ocean Fronts, No Shame, Beast, Summation, A Broom, Dirty Candy, Open Up, How Should I Know. There's also the 6 songs from the Bruce Pavitt demo tape - not to mention whatever is on their first demo tape. There's enough there to justify a separate release if Kim wants to. Maybe that was his plan the whole time - to release a b-sides comp (with a couple of unreleased gems to keep people happy), and then release the really rare shit down the line? I certainly hope so.the end sucks wrote:Echoes of miles was pretty good but was sort of a missed opportunity to include all their unreleased studio songs. 49 tracks and they only included 4 unreleased studio songs - Kristi, Storm, Twin Tower and Night Surf. The deluxe editions of Superunknown Badmotorfinger etc. haven't been exactly what I wanted either. We've been teased since 1996 about OCEAN FRONTS and since the 20th anniversary of DOTU has come and gone with only a lame vinyl reissue, does anyone here know if there's going to be a deluxe edition of DOTU? OCEAN FRONTS might be the last unreleased studio Soundgarden song with Ben from the 1990's and I sincerely hope they release it soon.
Interview with Kim in 2009:VinylGuy wrote:I dont know what ocean fronts is, and im not sure the band teased about it, but dotu is my favorite era i think and i want everything from it.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
Thanks Siri!fyfe79 wrote:According to wiki; "The band members stated the new album [King Animal] would consist of material that was "90 percent new" and the rest consisting of updated versions of older ideas." One of the older ideas was Ben's "Taree" which was never a Soundgarden song anyway, so it seems most of the old unreleased stuff remains unused.
Ocean Fronts is an unreleased studio song from the DOTU era. I think it was mentioned on this thread a while back (or maybe another forum) that Ocean Fronts was listed on some Soundgarden related website in 1996 (probably an official Soundgarden website and/or the official A&M Records website) and the lyrics were posted. Since the lyrics were put on the internet in 1996 just prior to DOTU being released, it's fair to say that Ocean Fronts is a fully completed song. If you google search 'Soundgarden Ocean Fronts lyrics' you'll find the lyrics on many sites. Those lyrics sites state the music is by Kim, lyrics by Chris.VinylGuy wrote:I dont know what ocean fronts is, and im not sure the band teased about it, but dotu is my favorite era i think and i want everything from it.
I would much rather hear all their unreleased studio songs than demos/rehearsals/alternative versions/remixes/remasters etc. Echo of Miles is a really good 3 disc set but if it needed to be 4 discs or 5 discs then they should have released it like that so as to include everything. Since Soundgarden have already released Echo of Miles I'm concerned about whether or not there will be another b-sides compilation. I certainly hope there will be because I will absolutely buy that, regardless of price.fyfe79 wrote:
I was a little disappointed at the time too. But there is quite a lot of totally unreleased stuff left which gives hope to the possibility of them releasing an interesting compilation in the future. For example there are the following tracks: Ocean Fronts, No Shame, Beast, Summation, A Broom, Dirty Candy, Open Up, How Should I Know. There's also the 6 songs from the Bruce Pavitt demo tape - not to mention whatever is on their first demo tape. There's enough there to justify a separate release if Kim wants to. Maybe that was his plan the whole time - to release a b-sides comp (with a couple of unreleased gems to keep people happy), and then release the really rare shit down the line? I certainly hope so.
Was The Curse by Audioslave also originally intended for DOTU? I seem to remember the lyrics for that song floating around in the late 90s, long before Audioslave were even a band.the end sucks wrote:Ocean Fronts is an unreleased studio song from the DOTU era. I think it was mentioned on this thread a while back (or maybe another forum) that Ocean Fronts was listed on some Soundgarden related website in 1996 (probably an official Soundgarden website and/or the official A&M Records website) and the lyrics were posted. Since the lyrics were put on the internet in 1996 just prior to DOTU being released, it's fair to say that Ocean Fronts is a fully completed song. If you google search 'Soundgarden Ocean Fronts lyrics' you'll find the lyrics on many sites. Those lyrics sites state the music is by Kim, lyrics by Chris.VinylGuy wrote:I dont know what ocean fronts is, and im not sure the band teased about it, but dotu is my favorite era i think and i want everything from it.
I don't know anything about that. I did check a few Soundgarden sites on Waybackmachine - imusic.com/soundgarden and sgi.net/soundgarden - but I couldn't find anything about The Curse.lecherouslittlestump wrote:
Was The Curse by Audioslave also originally intended for DOTU? I seem to remember the lyrics for that song floating around in the late 90s, long before Audioslave were even a band.
People got sick of it really fast, like Jeremy, but the album was legend. It wasn't nearly as much of a depature as, say, the Metallica Black Album. I was more impressed by Down On The Upside even though it didn't have nearly as much exposure. I only remember seeing each single from that one once or twice on MTV. But it was enough to make me want to buy it.tragabigzanda wrote:Had a thought today: apart from Jesus Christ Pose popping up on late night MTV occasionally, I had no awareness of Soundgarden until Black Hole Sun came out. But that was a fairly big departure for them, being an attempt at some more immediately radio-friendly. How did the longtime fans respond to that single? Did they love it, or think it was a sellout track?