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I did say that they sounded like a mix of bands, but they did have a bit of a sound of their own. Hell people love GoD smack, and they are an exact sound of if you threw Metallica, and AiC in a blender, and then poured some of the talent out into the garage, what you have left is GodSmack.

 

I liked the Temple of the Dog album. Not great top to bottom, but has several good to really good songs. But I think the acoustic versions of Call Me a Dog and All Night Thing (Cornell's solo acoustic album Songbook) are better than the ToD versions. But I love that Songbook album.

Speaking of "amalgamated" grunge band groups, it pisses me off because I can find the case and jacket for my Mad Season CD, but I can't find the CD anywhere.

 

Artificial red
Smoke, poison consumed

Kinda think we all should've guessed Staley wasn't gonna be with us all that long.

Not trying to convince anyone to like or dislike TotD, but it is kind of incredible that that album was Vedder's first time singing professionally and served as his audition for Pearl Jam as they attempted to pick up the pieces of Mother Love Bone after Andy Wood's death.

FWIW, I still believe Mother Love Bone would've broken big if only...

Also....always thought it was a shame Mudhoney didn't get enough love from record companies.

 

thanks for the warning

 

Pretty funny I was just plucking the intro to hunger strike on the guitar before I signed on this forum only to see mention of Temple of the Dog.

The mullet strikes once again to bring people together lol