Audioslave eh...there no rage but still pretty good
I actually prefer Audioslave to Rage. Of course being a complete Chris Cornell fan boy will do that to someone.
In regards to the downloading. If you're having trouble finding whole albums Torrents are the way to go. I've been using them for about half a year and it kills me to use limewire now.
Soundgarden was without a doubt the best of the Seattle bands, but my days of being a Cornell fanboy ended with Euphoria Morning. I don't have a problem with singers straying from their typical music, hell I enjoyed Weiland's 12 Bar Blues, but E.M. sounded like an album of lullabyes. I'll take Rage over Audioslave.
Audioslave eh...there no rage but still pretty good
I actually prefer Audioslave to Rage. Of course being a complete Chris Cornell fan boy will do that to someone.
In regards to the downloading. If you're having trouble finding whole albums Torrents are the way to go. I've been using them for about half a year and it kills me to use limewire now.
Soundgarden was without a doubt the best of the Seattle bands, but my days of being a Cornell fanboy ended with Euphoria Morning. I don't have a problem with singers straying from their typical music, hell I enjoyed Weiland's 12 Bar Blues, but E.M. sounded like an album of lullabyes. I'll take Rage over Audioslave.
Rage is some of the most emotional music ever I love it
Tavish wrote:Soundgarden was without a doubt the best of the Seattle bands, but my days of being a Cornell fanboy ended with Euphoria Morning. I don't have a problem with singers straying from their typical music, hell I enjoyed Weiland's 12 Bar Blues, but E.M. sounded like an album of lullabyes. I'll take Rage over Audioslave.
I love Euphoria Morning. It has a nice soft bluesy feel to it. It just gave Chris the opportunity to do something different and I think he nailed it.
As for Rage... I was a fan of Rage, but I can only handle so much politics in my music. It's one thing to use music to further your agenda everyonce and awhile, but when it becomes the soul purpose of making music it kind of looses it's flair. It almost never fails. A few examples are System and APC. System has always been political, but then they kicked it up a notch and that combined with Daron's complete overtaking of the band killed them (imo). As for APC, they released Emotive and it nearly brought a tear to my eye.
I wouldn't doubt a lot of you disagree with me on this. Not trying to put anyone's stuff down, hopefully no one goes into flame mode.
Tavish wrote:Soundgarden was without a doubt the best of the Seattle bands, but my days of being a Cornell fanboy ended with Euphoria Morning. I don't have a problem with singers straying from their typical music, hell I enjoyed Weiland's 12 Bar Blues, but E.M. sounded like an album of lullabyes. I'll take Rage over Audioslave.
I love Euphoria Morning. It has a nice soft bluesy feel to it. It just gave Chris the opportunity to do something different and I think he nailed it.
As for Rage... I was a fan of Rage, but I can only handle so much politics in my music. It's one thing to use music to further your agenda everyonce and awhile, but when it becomes the soul purpose of making music it kind of looses it's flair. It almost never fails. A few examples are System and APC. System has always been political, but then they kicked it up a notch and that combined with Daron's complete overtaking of the band killed them (imo). As for APC, they released Emotive and it nearly brought a tear to my eye.
I wouldn't doubt a lot of you disagree with me on this. Not trying to put anyone's stuff down, hopefully no one goes into flame mode.
Emotive had some good stuff....but as with all cover albums there are lots of complaints
Tavish wrote:Soundgarden was without a doubt the best of the Seattle bands, but my days of being a Cornell fanboy ended with Euphoria Morning. I don't have a problem with singers straying from their typical music, hell I enjoyed Weiland's 12 Bar Blues, but E.M. sounded like an album of lullabyes. I'll take Rage over Audioslave.
I love Euphoria Morning. It has a nice soft bluesy feel to it. It just gave Chris the opportunity to do something different and I think he nailed it.
As for Rage... I was a fan of Rage, but I can only handle so much politics in my music. It's one thing to use music to further your agenda everyonce and awhile, but when it becomes the soul purpose of making music it kind of looses it's flair. It almost never fails. A few examples are System and APC. System has always been political, but then they kicked it up a notch and that combined with Daron's complete overtaking of the band killed them (imo). As for APC, they released Emotive and it nearly brought a tear to my eye.
I wouldn't doubt a lot of you disagree with me on this. Not trying to put anyone's stuff down, hopefully no one goes into flame mode.
I can handle some Rage but a lot of it is just to much for me. I agree that Soundgarden was the best of the Seattle bands. I am a big fan of Morello, he is one of the greatest guitarists ever, and the combination of him and Cornell is just unstopable. I went to an Audioslave concert in Milwaukee and it was unbelievable.
As for Euphoria Morning, I like most of it but at times it just drones on. I wonder what the new Audioslave album will be like. Their second album was a bit softer than the first. It will be interesting to see if they revert back to the first album.
Shadow of the Sun* wrote:I can handle some Rage but a lot of it is just to much for me. I agree that Soundgarden was the best of the Seattle bands. I am a big fan of Morello, he is one of the greatest guitarists ever, and the combination of him and Cornell is just unstopable. I went to an Audioslave concert in Milwaukee and it was unbelievable.
As for Euphoria Morning, I like most of it but at times it just drones on. I wonder what the new Audioslave album will be like. Their second album was a bit softer than the first. It will be interesting to see if they revert back to the first album.
Gosh I have to admit i'm a bit envious. I almost went to one of their shows in Louisville, but the plans fell through at the last minute sadly. As for the sound on their new album, I hope it evolves from what they were doing on their second album. I would love to see few more songs from the #1 Zero Mold. When Chris get's into bluesy mode there is just nothing better.
When it comes to the Seattle bands as much of a Cornell fan that I am, I really do think that Pearl Jam was the best band overall to come out of it. They've just been so consistently great.
Coppermine wrote:I thought part of what made Rage so great and full of emotion was how politically charged their music was... That de la rocha guy was a BAMF!
Didn't he leave the band so he could join Al Qaeda or something
Coppermine wrote:I thought part of what made Rage so great and full of emotion was how politically charged their music was... That de la rocha guy was a BAMF!
Didn't he leave the band so he could join Al Qaeda or something
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