Total Fucking Godhead / The Soundgarden Thread

[LoathedVermin72]

Whoever goes to any of the shows with The Dillinger Escape Plan opening is in for a treat. They are way better than SG.

If you like the dog from Rival you'll LOVE the Dillinger Escape Plan.

Greg? Puciato doesn't even growl bro

[Bammer]

I am struggling to understand the whole "tour stop in Oklahoma " thing.

[VinylGuy]

I am struggling to understand the whole "tour stop in Oklahoma " thing.

whats so difficult?

[Bammer]

I am struggling to understand the whole "tour stop in Oklahoma " thing.

whats so difficult?

You must never have been there

[matt reeder]

I am struggling to understand the whole "tour stop in Oklahoma " thing.

whats so difficult?

You must never have been there

Oklahoma is terrible. It's one of our worst states by almost every metric, including stolen sports teams.

I'm glad to see they're playing a lot of these places, since some of these cities either have never seen SG or it's been since the early 90s for others. But the sad thing is that they're playing a lot of really shitty rock festivals, and I have to think that a group as well-known and legendary as SG should be able to do better.

[E.H. Ruddock]

I am struggling to understand the whole "tour stop in Oklahoma " thing.

whats so difficult?

You must never have been there

Oklahoma is terrible. It's one of our worst states by almost every metric, including stolen sports teams.

I'm glad to see they're playing a lot of these places, since some of these cities either have never seen SG or it's been since the early 90s for others. But the sad thing is that they're playing a lot of really shitty rock festivals, and I have to think that a group as well-known and legendary as SG should be able to do better.

I'm sure fans on a secondary ZZ Top message board are saying the same thing.

[wease]

I am struggling to understand the whole "tour stop in Oklahoma " thing.

whats so difficult?

You must never have been there

Oklahoma is terrible. It's one of our worst states by almost every metric, including stolen sports teams.

I'm glad to see they're playing a lot of these places, since some of these cities either have never seen SG or it's been since the early 90s for others. But the sad thing is that they're playing a lot of really shitty rock festivals, and I have to think that a group as well-known and legendary as SG should be able to do better.

I'm sure fans on a secondary ZZ Top message board are saying the same thing.

They Heard it on the X.

[tragabigzanda]

[Strat]

They played at Red Rocks on their first comeback tour. This time they are playng the fillmore.

[LoathedVermin72]

They played at Red Rocks on their first comeback tour. This time they are playng the fillmore.

Wasn't that a co-headlining show with NIN, though?

[bodysnatcher]

guys i don't know if SG is as big as we might think they are

[E.H. Ruddock]

guys i don't know if SG is as big as we might think they are

this is actually very true

[Strat]

They played at Red Rocks on their first comeback tour. This time they are playng the fillmore.

Wasn't that a co-headlining show with NIN, though?

Theyve played twice there. with NIN in 2014 and Mars Volta in 2011.

[Birds in Hell]

guys i don't know if SG is as big as we might think they are

this is actually very true

I don't know, they were never "Pearl Jam big".

[evenslow]

guys i don't know if SG is as big as we might think they are

this is actually very true

I don't know, they were never "Pearl Jam big".

As far as I can tell, as of 2012 they had sold 12.5 million records in the U.S.

For context, Ten has sold 10 million alone.

[tragabigzanda]

[Birds in Hell]

Never realized before how Black Saturday is sort of a redux of Head Down.

I don't hear it.

[tragabigzanda]

Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb

I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problem

[Bammer]

guys i don't know if SG is as big as we might think they are

this is actually very true

I don't know, they were never "Pearl Jam big".

As far as I can tell, as of 2012 they had sold 12.5 million records in the U.S.

For context, Ten has sold 10 million alone.

Which, as everyone knows, is why they named it 10.

[bada]

I'm not even sure if Soundgarden is as big as Alice In Chains minus Layne. Here's the question...would a Audioslave reunion tour be bigger than a Soundgarden tour?