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| Value for Money | 9.5/10  |
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| Overall rating | 10/10 |
Full review by
Oterro
on 2nd Jan 2007
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As Grunge rose through the years of the 1980's and mid 1990's, probably one of the best albums in Grunge history would be Soundgarden's Superunknown. With such hit songs like Black Hole Sun and Spoonman, the band has really lifted their success to a level they never had before. With a total of 6 platinum's, that album has been certified, which shows that the album was loved by the people.
This album stands out with the originality of the songs, different melodies and sounds. A big album with a big sound, and certainly one of the best choices of Grunge. Although released in 1994, in my opinion, it is perfectly suitable for any other rock lover.
This album stands in the top 10 of my all-time favourite albums, and it is certainly worth listening to more than once or twice.
Oterro's review and ratings | 137 words
Review by
degbert
on 2nd Mar 2006
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Soundgarden cut their teeth on a very raw and live sound of hard post-punk grunge, and flew the flag for this genre equally well as more famous exponents (e.g. Pearl Jam and Nirvana).
But the music with Soundgarden had a keener feel to it - more variety with song structure, less reliance on 'the solo', more diversity of rhythm, and easily the best vocal performance in Cornell.
For me Superunknown was probably their pinnacle; behind them was more hard-core grunge (BadMotorFinger), and ahea ...
degbert's full review | 243 words
SoundgardenTracklisting: 1. Let me drown2. My wave3. Fell on black days4. Mailman5. Superunknown6. Head down7. Black hole sun8. Spoonman 9. Limo wreck10. Day I tried to live11. Kickstand12. Fresh ten More...
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