Re: Total Fucking Godhead / The Soundgarden Thread
Posted: Wed February 05, 2020 1:40 am
bitches, eh?
my guess is that it wasn't just the 'you need to use BOB' but the broader 'she is already sticking her nose in everything and will want to control everything' that was the problembune wrote:oh wow. yeah, that's some choosy kids choose gif shit right there.Birds in Hell wrote:Wow, Brendan O'Brien is identified as the "trusted producer" who Vicky insisted must produce any Soundgarden material in order for her to release Chris's vocal tracks to the rest of the band, which they rejected.
Interesting that Pearl Jam stopped working with him right around the time all of this was going down - and instead brought in a former Soundgarden crew member.
It seems implicit in that scenario however that O'Brien was willing to go along with Vicky's plan, which (if true) can't have gone down very well with the band, particularly Matt.96583UP wrote:my guess is that it wasn't just the 'you need to use BOB' but the broader 'she is already sticking her nose in everything and will want to control everything' that was the problembune wrote:oh wow. yeah, that's some choosy kids choose gif shit right there.Birds in Hell wrote:Wow, Brendan O'Brien is identified as the "trusted producer" who Vicky insisted must produce any Soundgarden material in order for her to release Chris's vocal tracks to the rest of the band, which they rejected.
Interesting that Pearl Jam stopped working with him right around the time all of this was going down - and instead brought in a former Soundgarden crew member.
It's not clear yet if they used anything recorded with O'Brien on the new record. Retrograde's been reported as a song which was worked on in those abandoned sessions but they could easily have recorded a new version with Evans.96583UP wrote:again for all we know BOB, who was in the process of selling his royalty rights, might have needed to sit the PJ album out. PJ did use some tracks from his sessions, but seem to remain mum on that aspect. maybe they didn't want to confuse 'ownership' in light of the pending sale
das may be true, but what incentive does BOB have to go 'all in' on vicky's side? he must have known the soundgarden people longer and why would he risk drawing a line in the sand to 'stand with vicky' ... she must have miscommunicated - i doubt she explained to BOB that this was an ultimatumBirds in Hell wrote:It seems implicit in that scenario however that O'Brien was willing to go along with Vicky's plan, which (if true) can't have gone down very well with the band, particularly Matt.96583UP wrote:my guess is that it wasn't just the 'you need to use BOB' but the broader 'she is already sticking her nose in everything and will want to control everything' that was the problembune wrote:oh wow. yeah, that's some choosy kids choose gif shit right there.Birds in Hell wrote:Wow, Brendan O'Brien is identified as the "trusted producer" who Vicky insisted must produce any Soundgarden material in order for her to release Chris's vocal tracks to the rest of the band, which they rejected.
Interesting that Pearl Jam stopped working with him right around the time all of this was going down - and instead brought in a former Soundgarden crew member.
yes i guess i jumped to that conclusion, but BOB was so balls deep in PJ's work for all those years i didn't seem like a stretch to think it was really from his session and then he was off the project and they had Evans re-work itBirds in Hell wrote:It's not clear yet if they used anything recorded with O'Brien on the new record. Retrograde's been reported as a song which was worked on in those abandoned sessions but they could easily have recorded a new version with Evans.96583UP wrote:again for all we know BOB, who was in the process of selling his royalty rights, might have needed to sit the PJ album out. PJ did use some tracks from his sessions, but seem to remain mum on that aspect. maybe they didn't want to confuse 'ownership' in light of the pending sale
He is mentioned as an audio-engineer. Both Adam Kasper and BO'B are mentioned as producers on the list. Oh and btw both are fact witnesses in the band's case.Anders wrote:Josh Evans is mentioned, perhaps he was meant to be producing the album.
Since Cornell’s death, the Surviving Band Members have not played together as Soundgarden, except for one performance on January 16, 2019, at a concert entitled “I Am the Highway: A Tribute toChris Cornell” at the Forum inLos Angeles. The concert—which was performed without compensation by the Surviving Band Members, and many other musicians and celebrities—was intended to benefit The Chris and Vicky Cornell Foundation(“Cornell Foundation”), a California nonprofit corporation
So...there was a CC tribute. All proceeds went to their foundation....But Vicky has not detailed any finances from that same foundation......It is unclear the fate of this revenue intended by the band, and promised by Vicky Cornell, to be used for charitable purposes. The Cornell Foundation appears not to have publicly released a Form 990 detailing its financial position since 2017. https://www2.guidestar.org/profile/46-1543070. Further, as of the date of this filing, the Cornell Foundation’s website appears not to have been updated since 2017. https://chrisandvickycornellfoundation.org/Case
Birds in Hell wrote:Dropbox PDF links:
Soundgarden response
Exhibit A Table
Matt Cameron's declaration
Ben Shepherd's declaration
Kim Thayil's declaration
Nathan Yaccino's declaration
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
isn't that what tripped up the Trump Foundation?joostone wrote:He is mentioned as an audio-engineer. Both Adam Kasper and BO'B are mentioned as producers on the list. Oh and btw both are fact witnesses in the band's case.Anders wrote:Josh Evans is mentioned, perhaps he was meant to be producing the album.
Vicky....what are you doing.......This is all soo sad...She will loose this trail 99%.
And then there's also this....:
Since Cornell’s death, the Surviving Band Members have not played together as Soundgarden, except for one performance on January 16, 2019, at a concert entitled “I Am the Highway: A Tribute toChris Cornell” at the Forum inLos Angeles. The concert—which was performed without compensation by the Surviving Band Members, and many other musicians and celebrities—was intended to benefit The Chris and Vicky Cornell Foundation(“Cornell Foundation”), a California nonprofit corporationSo...there was a CC tribute. All proceeds went to their foundation....But Vicky has not detailed any finances from that same foundation......It is unclear the fate of this revenue intended by the band, and promised by Vicky Cornell, to be used for charitable purposes. The Cornell Foundation appears not to have publicly released a Form 990 detailing its financial position since 2017. https://www2.guidestar.org/profile/46-1543070. Further, as of the date of this filing, the Cornell Foundation’s website appears not to have been updated since 2017. https://chrisandvickycornellfoundation.org/Case