Told my friend at school

That audioslave sucked because they sing about cheese

Good album tbf

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sorry toasty i’d probably have to go with good song bad album

and singing about cheese does not make ones band suck!

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Agreed

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i was a little twat

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Saw them once and they played RATM songs, and then Cornell played Black Hole Sun on his own. Always thought that was really interesting why he was involved in the RATM covers but the others weren’t on the Soundgarden. Weird power dynamics? The others didn’t want to? Cornell didn’t want them to? I’ll never know.

Remember when they put a big island in the shape of the Audioslave logo on Google Earth as part of the marketing campaign for their third album?

Genuinely a thing that happened.

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Not good enough musicians to pull it off?

they do Spoonman and Outshined (full band) here :person_shrugging:

Pitchfork gave the debut 1.7 and called it “retarded”

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Ability didn’t stop Cornell trying to do the RATM tracks

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Might want to blur that adjective.

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:smiley: enjoyable response!

(we all were. its what makes us so great now)

found out today that Tom Morello is the cousin of former kenyan president Jomo Kenyatta.

Im still learning!

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Show Me How To Live was just about the only song my sixth form “band” could reasonably play from start to finish, so they will always have place in my heart.

I remember the debut album having extra excitement because it was a rumoured project for ages, and then the demos leaked, which were basically the majority of what ended up being the debut album. They then split up, so it felt like this forbidden supergroup that never was with just these pretty good demos to back it up. Then they reformed and actually released the album, and that was a real buzz around that time. Soundgarden and Rage Against The Machine! Two amazing bands coming together. It lost its appeal quickly enough and let’s pretend there were no more follow-on albums, but I have a soft spot for that debut album as a result.

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Of the two “big” mid-noughties alt-rock supergroups which featured the singer of one band joining the guitarist/bassist/drummer of another, which was better:

  • Audioslave
  • Velvet Revolver
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Only reason for Velvet Revolver to exist is to be an absolutely nailed on pointless answer in a “Bands who played at Live 8” jackpot round.

aside from the track ‘There Was A Time’ you are bang on!

like that bit in collateral where they’re listening to audioslave and watching a coyote run about or whatever

scene probably wouldn’t have worked as well with slither by velvet revolver

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vibes, man. not seen collateral for ages actually, might rewatch it this week.