Revelations

huah

FreshTendrils wrote:

While it is a very good album, its no where close to the best album by a Cornell this year. That title belongs to Chris' brother Peter and his band Black Market Radio.

I bought the BMR album but I can't really get into it :( I like Wave and Big Stones, but beyond that...did it take you a lot of listens? I've probably listened to it ~5 times all the way through.

I must say Revelations is growing on me. It's actually completely reformed my idea of Audioslave, and I'm starting to like them a lot more. They fit Chris's current personality and voice (his voice really isn't that bad now, aside from the trouble with the high notes, just quite different...) At this point, I think I might be sad if Soundgarden decided to reunite and start making albums, just because it wouldn't quite be Soundgarden with this whole "new Cornell" thing. I'm starting to agree with what they've been saying in the interviews all along, Soundgarden had a great run and a good end and best not to mess with it.

However, I would be up for a one-night reunion show If it ends up being terrible, we can just pretend it never happened.

FreshTendrils

huah wrote:

I bought the BMR album but I can't really get into it :( I like Wave and Big Stones, but beyond that...did it take you a lot of listens? I've probably listened to it ~5 times all the way through.

When the album got to my house, I listened to it once but I placed it on the back burner because I had picked up a handful of albums around the same time. About 4-6 weeks ago I listened to it again and was hooked. Its a fantastic album; it definitely takes you back in time and feels genuine and real unlike Godsmack, Creed, et al.

stonetemplejam

Yeah the album rocks. Moth is my favortie song on the album.

deep_schismic

'Nothing Left to say but Goodbye' has also grown on me...

PiCTuReKePT

jewel of the summertime...