The Complete Soundgarden Iceberg
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- Up next: the mighty Soundgarden! Rest in peace Chris Cornell, we all miss you.
I don't own any of this material (except a handful of self-made bits of video), all rights go to Pearl Jam and other bands and corporations mentioned in this video. This video was made purely for educational and entertainment purposes.
00:00 intro
0:44 Tier 1
0:55 Superunkown/Black Hole Sun
1:37 The 4 Members
2:00 Discography
2:59 Other Projects
3:52 Music Videos
4:18 Spoonman
4:43 Chris`s Death
5:30 Tier 2
5:41 Soundgarden Statue
6:00 First Grunge band to sign major label
6:21 Early fans of Nirvana
6:52 Covers
7:44 Friendship with Pearl Jam/Alice in Chains
8:37 Temple of the Dog
9:45 Tier 3
9:56 Hiro Yamamoto
10:34 Jason Everman
11:26 Weird Time Signatures and tunings
12:17 The name
12:30 Echo of Miles
13:10 "The devil says"
14:08 Louder than Live/Motorvision
14:39 Chris's hair
15:29 The breakup
16:10 Tier 4
16:21 Chris the Sex Symbol
17:00 Black Rain (Black Days)
17:35 Charles Peterson
18:10 Superklown
18:48 Ben toured with Nirvana
19:20 The Knights of the Soundtable
19:39 Nudedragons
20:00 Tier 5
20:11 Ultramega EP
20:35 Ironic Humor
21:16 Chris was the Drummer
22:06 Songs never performed live
22:36 Outshined Title
23:14 Hiro sang
23:38 Tier 6
23:49 Deep Six
24:30 Total fucking Godhead
25:01 Scott Sundquist
25:27 The Shemps
25:56 I Awake lyrics
26:22 Hiro's impact
26:43 One Minute of Silence
27:18 Tier 7
27:29 “Mr Scary”
27:44 Kevin's mom
28:11 “Entering” bassline
28:25 Chris's main role in Singles
29:28 6 Songs for Bruce
29:54 Each member got a facelift
30:06 1986 KCMU Benefit video
30:47 Screaming Life ad
31:04 Tier 8
31:15 “Buy Malfunkshun”
31:41 Sub Pop Rock City
32:59 “Suck my Cock!”
33:43 The Vault
34:33 Chris found his voice in Heretic
35:21 Pyrrhic Victory
35:42 Taylor Momsen
36:56 “Puberty Love” Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
37:13 Secret
Thank you a million! PJ and SG are my favorite bands. You rule. Rest in peace Chris. I'd do anything to get more music from those guys. Considering we just got a great new album from Pearl Jam. Matt Cameron is the luckiest guy on Earth to be in both of those bands.
oh no way just watched your pearl jam iceberg and subscribed just to see that you have a new video posted only 5 hours ago!!! crazy fr. amazing work again
Some additional insights:
-Black Days was the name of a few different songs originally. Black Rain was one of them, and there was also Black Days III, which when it was first released as a B-side, was labelled as a demo version of Fell on Black Days.
-665 and 667 were also titled this way because of the idea that if the number 666 was powerful, then the surrounding numbers would also be powerful.
-That version of Waiting for the Sun isn't a studio recording, it's from the Live on I-5 Soundcheck EP.
Also here's a few other interesting things that weren't mentioned in this Iceberg.
-During the recording of Badmotorfinger, they recorded three other songs that were scrapped during the mixing process and remain unreleased, only two of the titles are known: "A Broom", and "How Should I Know?"
-Kim revealed some of the names of the songs from the First 15 in an interview: "Dirty Candy", "Ocean Fronts", "Open Up", "Summation", "Beast", and "No Shame".
-There is a UA-cam upload of a VHS recording of Soundgarden performing in 1986 which features an early version of Incessant Mace apparently titled "Catatonic Face", and Ocean Fronts. (here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/wSPIhXdWCKY/v-deo.html )
-There is a bootleg called "Seattle Scruffs" which includes 1987 demos of Beyond The Wheel and Nothing to Say, mislabelled as "This Is My Summation", which seems like an alternate title of "Summation" from the First 15.
-In September 1996, at a show in Italy, the crowd kept pushing towards the stage, so Chris told them to stop. They didn't, so the band got frustrated, and eventually all left the stage except for Chris. Chris then started playing guitar, and improvised a song that most people have nicknamed "Say Goodnight" or "Goodnight My Friends." This apparently got the crowd to back off and calm down.
Great vid, I hope you make some more. As a huge Soundgarden fan this was cool to watch.
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Badass thank you for this🙏🙏loved the pearl jam vid and this is a great follow up
This was great! Looking forward to the next in the series ❤️🔥
Cool breakdown of the SG History a lot of I didn't know about, been a fan since 96..thanks!
Thiss is awesome, thank you, I learned a couple new things here as a fan since '91
I’m not as huge into Soundgarden as Pearl Jam yet so I’m excited to watch this and learn more! Thanks for making this one
Soundgarden was my gateway into Pearl Jam. And I only discovered Soundgarden from hearing Chris Cornell do the song for the James Bond movie Casino Royale when it came out when I was in 8th grade. At the time I was a huge Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin sam. Then I discovered there was a band that basically was heavily influenced by both of those but took it further musically. That band being Soundgarden
@@eqx7168 sounds like an awesome journey ❤️🔥
The crazy thing about what you put for Taylor Momsen and the Like a Stone cover- they’d cover that song when she was like… 16 and they played it along with Aerials in Seattle Washington. It’s crazy and makes the more recent acoustic cover of it that much more of a full circle and extremely impactful. It’s wild.
I was a huge Soundgarden fan starting back in the Ultramega OK days. I think Badmotorfinger was their best album of all, it was totally mind-blowing to me at the time. I really didn't care for Blackhole Sun or Spoonman. It was their biggest commercial success, and it was all over MTV, but both songs were kind of corny in my opinion, and that's all you hear from them on the radio to this day. King Animal has a few amazing songs, I was so looking forward to a band new Soundgarden album for years after that. I saw Temple of the Dog just before Chris died, I really wish he was still with us, he is my favorite singer of all time.
"2 minutes of silence" is a rememberance of those who died in war in the UK.
On a somewhat side note, check out John Cage and his song 4'33", and the avant guard classical movement that is the context. Classical lost it's mind
Grunge iceberg series??
I'll try! :)
All I need is time haha