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4 giorni fa · Add DOTU to make it four. Hell I even love Ultramega OK - Beyond the Wheel is the most sinister song I’ve ever heard, along with AiC’s Love Hate Love but BtW gets the slight nod. King Animal and Screaming Life / Fopp are incredible too! I love early Soundgarden, as Little Joe is one of my top five favorite songs from them.
25 apr 2024 · Halfway There should never ever have been put on a Soundgarden album. Also, "first it steals your mind and then it steals your soul" is a terrible lyric. Only flaw on the entire album Superunknown in my view. Also, some of the very early stuff like the song FOPP should never have been in their set much less recorded. That's about it.
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30 apr 2024 · The lyrics of Fopp are bold and unapologetic, conveying a message of sexual prowess and desire. The term “fopp” itself is derived from the slang word “fop,” which refers to a dandy or a person who is excessively concerned with their appearance. In the song, the Ohio Players redefine the term, using it to represent someone who is ...
6 mag 2024 · 15. What is the only song that Kim Thayil has writing credits for on the Soundgarden album that was released in 1996? 'Down On The Upside' was the final Soundgarden album (except for the greatest hits album 'A-sides'). They disbanded in 1997. This quiz was reviewed by FunTrivia editor ladymacb29 before going online.
3 mag 2024 · Soundgarden Screaming Life / Fopp EP remastered vi. $54.99. Soundgarden. Screaming Life / Fopp. 2LP. Box Sets: Chris Cornell Chris Cornel deluxe limited ...
5 mag 2024 · Soundgarden suffered no great commercial decline in the three years between Superunknown and its underrated follow-up, 1997’s self-produced Down On The Upside. But something had shifted internally. One of many issues was that Chris Cornell wanted to open out the band’s sound, while the guitarist preferred to keep the band’s heavy core intact.
