Product Details
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| 1. Pretty Noose |
| 2. Rhinosaur |
| 3. Zero Chance |
| 4. Dusty |
| 5. Ty Cobb |
| 6. Blow Up The Outside World |
| 7. Burden In My Hand |
| 8. Never Named |
| 9. Applebite |
| 10. Never The Machine Forever |
| 11. Tighter & Tighter |
| 12. No Attention |
| 13. Switch Opens |
| 14. Overfloater |
| 15. An Unkind |
| 16. Boot Camp |
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Gets better with repeated listenings.,
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This review is from: Down On The Upside (Audio CD)
Compared to other Soundgarden albums, this one tends to be more raw and bass-heavy than others. It also tends to be a bit more slower and psychodelic than its predicessors, which is why it will take you 3-4 times to really get used to the feel of this release. I honestly didnt care for DOWN ON THE UPSIDE that much after its first two listenings, but being a hardcore Soundgarden fan, I HAD to give it another chance.....And Im glad I did.PRETTY NOOSE is your typical radio-friendly type of rock with its upbeat tempo, but after that, Chris Cornell & Company take you on a journey through psychadelic songs (BLOW UP THE OUTSIDE WORLD, APPLEBITE, SWITCH OPENS), a punk song (TY COBB), acoustic laidened tracks (BURDEN IN MY HAND and ZERO CHANCE) and my favorite track, NO ATTENTION has the energy and brutality to leave you wanting more. After listening to the solo release of Chris Cornell, I can see why Soundgarden broke up...This is truely a release that was done completely as a band. You have slower, emotional songs (BOOT CAMP) and heavy rockers (RHINOSAUR) all in the same breath...A very good final studio recording by the best band in the 90s. Just give it a chance.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
A sound more variable,
By Daniel Mackay (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Down On The Upside (Audio CD)
After the enjoyable 'Superunknown', Down on the upside lives up to its title. The sound has changed, slower and darker than 'superunkown' it somehow lacks some of the drive and life present in the earlier works. Still a very enjoyable album, buy it if you really liked the early works but wish for something slower along a similar cord.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is heaven,
This review is from: Down On The Upside (Audio CD)
This album is the goodbye of SG. With kinda melancholic tunes, like "Zero Chance", "Dusty", "Overfloater", "Tighter and Tighter", SG says bye to this POP engineered society. All the tunes are extremely well designed, along with the known gifted voice and lyirics of Chris, amazing Thayil, remarkable Cameron and talented Shepherd, This is the culmination of an era. Featuring "Blow up the Outside World", and "Applebite" (I don't care what ppl say about it, that song is a masterpiece), this album truly gets the nerve out of SG, with more ballads and melancholic songs, this album kick major @$$.-
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