Soundgarden
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- proper noun
- /ˈsaʊndˌɡɑrdən/
- In the 1990s, Soundgarden played a pivotal role in the Seattle grunge movement.
- Soundgarden band
- album by Soundgarden
- Soundgarden frontman
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- That was of course fell on Black Days by Soundgarden.
- But the story is the drummer for Soundgarden actually now is the drummer for Pearl Jam would have guessed.
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If you compare the two records musically, Soundgarden's playing compared to AIC's is more complex and dynamic.
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Last summer, I attended a Soundgarden concert, and the energy in the crowd was electric.
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Like why is Soundgarden playing only four dates in Green Bay, dude?
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Everyone, well almost, is saying Soundgarden because it 'rocks' the most.
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No, we cannot go out tomorrow night, because I've got tickets to Soundgarden.
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There are traditional Soundgarden harmonies on here, but not as much heaviness as previous records.
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Soundgarden's King Animal was released on Tuesday, 16 years after Soundgarden's last album, Down on the Upside.
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What Cornell is saying is that it doesn't sound like Soundgarden in the 90s, and people need to realize that.
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The band was made up of Chris Cornell and Matt Cameron from Soundgarden collaborating with the members of Pearl Jam.
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Taking the stage a few minutes after 9 PM, Soundgarden tore into a jamming rendition of 'Incessant Mace.'
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Soundgarden is made of two simple words, sound ('music' or 'noise') and garden ('a place where plants grow'). So think of the band as a 'garden of sound' where music grows, a good image for a group known for deep, powerful songs.