 Finally, Mr. Chris Cornell has stopped his long string of chokes and returned to the fold of grungemasters Soundgarden. They're releasing a new retrospective (read: cheap moneygrab) called Telephantasm at the end of the month. The previously unreleased track, "Black Rain," is probably the only good thing that will come of the retrospective. It's a scorcher from the Badmotorfinger days, featuring Kim Thayil's miasma of drop-tuned guitars and some harpy-status screams from Cornell. Word on teh internetz says that the singer rerecorded the chorus and outro vocals this year; could Soundgarden possibly come out with some good new material in the near future? For now, enjoy this cut.
Finally, Mr. Chris Cornell has stopped his long string of chokes and returned to the fold of grungemasters Soundgarden. They're releasing a new retrospective (read: cheap moneygrab) called Telephantasm at the end of the month. The previously unreleased track, "Black Rain," is probably the only good thing that will come of the retrospective. It's a scorcher from the Badmotorfinger days, featuring Kim Thayil's miasma of drop-tuned guitars and some harpy-status screams from Cornell. Word on teh internetz says that the singer rerecorded the chorus and outro vocals this year; could Soundgarden possibly come out with some good new material in the near future? For now, enjoy this cut.9.03.2010
New (old) Soundgarden - "Black Rain"
 Finally, Mr. Chris Cornell has stopped his long string of chokes and returned to the fold of grungemasters Soundgarden. They're releasing a new retrospective (read: cheap moneygrab) called Telephantasm at the end of the month. The previously unreleased track, "Black Rain," is probably the only good thing that will come of the retrospective. It's a scorcher from the Badmotorfinger days, featuring Kim Thayil's miasma of drop-tuned guitars and some harpy-status screams from Cornell. Word on teh internetz says that the singer rerecorded the chorus and outro vocals this year; could Soundgarden possibly come out with some good new material in the near future? For now, enjoy this cut.
Finally, Mr. Chris Cornell has stopped his long string of chokes and returned to the fold of grungemasters Soundgarden. They're releasing a new retrospective (read: cheap moneygrab) called Telephantasm at the end of the month. The previously unreleased track, "Black Rain," is probably the only good thing that will come of the retrospective. It's a scorcher from the Badmotorfinger days, featuring Kim Thayil's miasma of drop-tuned guitars and some harpy-status screams from Cornell. Word on teh internetz says that the singer rerecorded the chorus and outro vocals this year; could Soundgarden possibly come out with some good new material in the near future? For now, enjoy this cut.
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