Product Details
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| 1. Let Me Drown |
| 2. My Wave |
| 3. Fell On Black Days |
| 4. Mailman |
| 5. Superunknown |
| 6. Head Down |
| 7. Black Hole Sun |
| 8. Spoonman |
| 9. Limo Wreck |
| 10. The Day I Tried To Live |
| 11. Kickstand |
| 12. Fresh Tendrils |
| 13. 4th Of July |
| 14. Half |
| 15. Like Suicide |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The best grunge cd and the best Soundgarden album,
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This review is from: Superunknown (Audio CD)
Soundgarden was at their creative peak with the release of this album. Soundgarden had successful singles in Spoonman, Fell on Black Days and my personal fave, Black Hole Sun. Soundgarden has released a must-have album. 12 years ago, this was the best metal album and quite possibly one of the best grunge albums in the 90s. Chris Connell shines on this album and Superunknown was a #1 album. This album is brilliant and a metallic masterpiece.
5.0 out of 5 stars
The last great rock CD,
By no1metalfan (US) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Superunknown (Audio CD)
11 years and counting since this CD came out. 11 years and counting since there has been another rock CD as good as this. Every track on here is an absolute killer. No filler, no dumb lyrics, no choruses that get amazingly boring after one listen (Linkin Park and Green Day anyone?) "Fell On Black Days" is an amazing track along with "Superunknown", "Spoonman", "The Day I Tried To Live", and of course "Black Hole Sun" which has a great guitar solo about 3 minutes into the song. Everything here sounds very original despite the heavy Zeppelin/Sabbath influences that Soundgarden has. It's too bad they are no more however the were smart to exit while on top and Cornell's new group, Audioslave, is a band to watch out for.
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of Best Grunge Album and Band in the 90's,
By A Customer
This review is from: Superunknown (Audio CD)
I dont know how to explain on how this album was one of the best albums in the 90's fellowed by Badmotorfinger. It's obvious that Superunknown was consciously styled as a masterwork, and it fulfills every ambition.
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