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Messer Dino Compagni wrote: ↑10 Jul 2025 10:53 Binaural ha ancora bei pezzi ma è proprio lì che Cameron ne ha scritto uno che disintegra l'ascoltatore. Evacuation è un pezzo terrificante.

è la performance forse, più che il songwriting. Immagilo cantato da Cornell e suonato dai Soundgarden

i fan dei pearl jam italiani (pearljamonline) discutono di questa notizia su Matt Cameron
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1DQlSY ... z0qehAr1PA

C’è moltissima curiosità su chi possa essere il nuovo batterista dei Pearl Jam. Si parla di Josh Freese ma ne sarei molto sorpreso, perché ha impegni previsti con gli A Perfect Circle e perché umanamente mi sembra lontano dalla seriosità proverbiale della band.

https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-an ... f-the-90s/

The 25 Best Grunge Albums of the ’90s


Ci prova Pitchfork

AFX wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025 10:02

AFX wrote: ↑24 May 2025 09:42 Nuovo progetto a Seattle
Drink the Sea https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/track/ ... edc7ad44c3

Feat.
Duke Garwood (quello dei due dischi con Mark Lanegan)
Peter Buck (REM)
Barrett Martin (Screaming Trees, Mad Season)
Dave Catching (Qotsa, Masters of Reality, Desert Sessions)
Alain Johannes (Qotsa, Eleven, Desert Sessions, Chris Cornell Band)

il vibe ce l'hanno. Possono essere un palliativo per chi soffre per la dipartita di Mark Lanegan.

https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/artist ... x2PCfZQabw con 6 pezzi in giro, si può già dire che si respira aria del Mark Lanegan solista, quello dagli esordi a Field Songs

Veramente ben fatto l'esordio degli One More Satellite, con le chitarre di Dean DeLeo degli Stone Temple Pilots. Nelle parti lente ed elettroacustiche ricorda Shangri La Dee Da. La voce è di Pete Shoulder, molto versatile e rocknroll, forse troppo classicamente 70s.
Fa un po' il paio con i Walking Papers di Seattle questo album, ma forse è meglio.

https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/ ... fb39NRzmEQ

Try me: Starla is the best song of Smashing Pumpkins. And it's a b-side.

Matt Cameron come si supponeva ha lasciato i Pearl Jam perché comincia a sentire l'età, e quegli show così lunghi per un batterista sono sfiancanti. E poi pare voglia vivere un'altra pagina della sua vita diversamente, anche occupandosi della legacy dei Soundgarden: l'anno prossimo uscirà questo disco postumo, speriamo sia bello, e ci sarà l'induzione nella hall of fame.

Well, we are in the process of finishing it. We don't have a release date yet, but I'd say we're about — I don't know — maybe 70 percent finished with all the tracking and stuff. So, yeah, it sounds killer. It's been a really amazing and bittersweet process as well. So, yeah, we are our hard at work at completing that album."

Asked when the upcoming SOUNDGARDEN album was written and recorded with Chris, Matt said: "Well, gosh, we started songwriting together, trading demos back and forth around 2015, '16, something like that. And then we had some sessions in 2017 before we went out on tour, just rough rehearsal. We recorded some rehearsals. But the vocals that we're using are from the demos that we all recorded together. And so we're just sort of building our tracks around those vocal parts. But yeah, it sounds killer, and we're really excited to finish it."


After Parker noted that it "must be emotional and bittersweet to hear" Cornell's voice and to hear those tracks a decade after they were originally laid down, Cameron concurred. "It really is," he said. "But I think we're trying to stay focused on the overall sound of it and all the reasons for us doing it. But, yeah, it's been tough to solo up that voice and hear him loud and clear. But I think the fans will like it and it's gonna be a really nice way to finish the creative chapter in SOUNDGARDEN."

Asked if there is any chance that some of the new SOUNDGARDEN music will be released in time for, or played at, the band's induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame on November 8, Matt said: "I don't think there's gonna be anything played at the ceremony. And I think the idea is that we wanna wait until everything's finished and then we'll start putting out singles. So, unfortunately we don't have a real strict timeline for that just yet, but it's pretty close. It's pretty close."

Cameron also confirmed that one of the songs that will appear on SOUNDGARDEN's new album is a track that he co-wrote, called "The Road Less Traveled". He said: "I wrote this music that I didn't really know if it would fit for SOUNDGARDEN, but I just sent Chris all these musical ideas around 2016 or so, '16, '15. And that's one that he really liked. He made an arrangement from my demo and then he added vocals to it, and it came out really, really good. The lyrics are mesmerizing, as always. But, yeah, that's gonna be a really great one for people to hear. It has all the trademark elements that SOUNDGARDEN fans might be familiar with, as well as a little bit of new territory. And there's two or three other songs that do sound like the band, but I think we were able to sort of stretch out a little bit creatively, and hopefully when people hear that song, they'll notice that as well. But, yeah, I guess it's hard rock. It's sort of bluesy, sort of psychedelic, sort of folky, I guess all the things that we were known for. So, I hope people like that one when they finally do hear it."