No more audioslave

BySleightofHand

sucks to be those fans who ponied up the $

a5pj

yeah i just read that bulletin on myspace as well, sucks thats its official now. Damn and I was in their fan club too...

Well here's to 3 great records that they put out.

WHIPSON

Audioslave's last CD was not real good.

Davanita

RAGE back together again = awesome.
Chris solo album = awesome.
Audioslave break-up = i don't care. never really liked them together.

but the thought of Soundgarden reuniting fucking scares me!!!!!! :(
what if Matt leaves PJ.... we'll be in big fucking trouble.

this is not for you

i think this is for the best LOL

i mean there nothing compared to soundgarden and ratm and never will be
best to quit while their ahead

:O maybe soundgarden will be back on the scene xP

parel jam

* prays RATM will reunite and go to Europe...

** prays Soundgarden will reunite and go to Europe (except for Matt)...

BrinkofForever

LovetheJam wrote:

No one here as addressed the last Chris Cornell solo stuff....I went to see him at the Beacon...and I was REALLY disappointed.

I hope his new solo is better than the last attempt.

Anyone else?

I agree. Euphoria Morning is 90% poop.

BrinkofForever

noalarms wrote:

Like my spelling. I loved Rage. Soundgarden sounded cool. I just can't stand Chris. This may sound silly, but I don't think the guy can sing live at all! He almost doens't sound good on the albums. You know he's using some kind of voice ( i don't know what it's called) correction junk in the studio. He just has to be using something. Could you imagine if eddie vedder or someone like thom yorke sounded like a screaming cat live? Fans would burn their cd's. Eddie sounds better live than in the studio. That's important to me. I think Chris C's best stuff is acoustic slower songs. He's one of the best. But when he tries to hit those higher notes, watch out.

You're wrong there.

Drowned Out

I saw Audioslave a year or two ago…IMO the two best songs they played were Rusty Cage and Killing in the Name (also the biggest crowd response)…..guess that shows how I feel about this.

When the Battle of Los Angeles came out, I remember thinking that RATM was getting stale, formulaic (not that the album isn’t GREAT - it is)…. But after years of withdrawl, I could go for another big dose o’ that formula. Plus, I’ve never seen Rage live…I can’t even imagine the intensity….PLEASE tour RATM!!!

KELLYS LEASH

a reunion from Rage would make my year

a5pj

Davanita wrote:

but the thought of Soundgarden reuniting fucking scares me!!!!!! :(
what if Matt leaves PJ.... we'll be in big fucking trouble.

HAHA not likley, PJ is about due for another drummer anyways

pjtaper

this made me VERY FUCKING MAD yesterday!!! I almost punched through my windshield!

gibbits

Drowned Out wrote:

I saw Audioslave a year or two ago…IMO the two best songs they played were Rusty Cage and Killing in the Name (also the biggest crowd response)…..guess that shows how I feel about this.

When the Battle of Los Angeles came out, I remember thinking that RATM was getting stale, formulaic (not that the album isn’t GREAT - it is)…. But after years of withdrawal, I could go for another big dose o’ that formula. Plus, I’ve never seen Rage live…I can’t even imagine the intensity….PLEASE tour RATM!!!

I saw slave 3 times, and I thought that Spoonman and Bulls got the biggest response, but nonetheless it still proves your point. For the record I loved all three AS albums but don't think they were the sum of their parts.

Fury Three

I saw Audioslave at MSG in '05, I can definitely echo those sentiments. When the band broke into Spoonman without warning and let Bulls on Parade loose, the crowd went fucking nuts (The audience also nailed every "Come wit it now!").

Still, some great stuff came out of Audioslave. I Am the Highway, Cochise, Your Time Has Come, Doesn't Remind Me, #1 Zero, Revelations, One and the Same, and Sound of a Gun are some favorites. There's some good unreleased material to look forward to as well - Techno Ted and Sleight of Hand (lol), specifically.

u2mofo@u2.com

LovetheJam wrote:

No one here as addressed the last Chris Cornell solo stuff....I went to see him at the Beacon...and I was REALLY disappointed.

I hope his new solo is better than the last attempt.

Anyone else?

I agree with you - along with Eddie, Chris is my favorite singer but I found his solo album in '99 REALLY disappointing! Strange, becuz on his own before he sang "Seasons" for "The Singles" soundtrack and that was sooooo great! I hope he's back in form solo wise for this new album.

BTW, I just picked this Swedish acoustic set from Chris out of another thread and it's truly excellent!!

http://www.triadpictures.com/audioslave/index.php?dir=CHRIS%20CORNELL/Unplugged%20in%20Sweeden/

searchlightsoul

Fury Three wrote:

Soundgarden could probably get by with a different drummer, but then would it even be right to reform? Can they honestly add anything to where they left off?

If you think Soundgarden could get by without Matt you don't understand them. Who could ever reproduce Jesus Christ Pose, My Wave or Burden in My Hand? No one.Those odd time signatures define them as a band.
So sorry to fuck up the Pearl Jam party but he is and always will be the Soundgarden drummer.

BetterManningNYG

searchlightsoul wrote:

If you think Soundgarden could get by without Matt you don't understand them. Who could ever reproduce Jesus Christ Pose, My Wave or Burden in My Hand? No one.Those odd time signatures define them as a band.
So sorry to fuck up the Pearl Jam party but he is and always will be the Soundgarden drummer.

100% agree. no soundgarden without matt.