by Ben » Tue Nov 19, 2002 7:09 pm
Alright, I got the album and listened to it straight through. I won't do the full review until I give it another go.
However, my first reaction was: "Yeah, this is basically EXACTLY how I figured it would sound."
There are basically two kinds of tracks:
Track Type 1: The Rage guys play Rage tunes (which haven't really changed at all over the past ten years, which I'm good with), while Cornell screams a melody over it.
Track Type 2: The Rage guys do their best Soundgarden imitation, while Cornell touches himself all over.
I won't lie, I definitely prefer the former, but as it's split about 50/50, and there's over an hour of music, there's plenty for everyone. And since the softer tracks are really the only time the Rage boys play anything different from what you're used to, they are interesting purely from a novelty standpoint.
Anyway, it is essential that all Rage fans, all Soundgarden fans, and basically all old-school hard rock fans purchase this album.
Have a nice day.
Alright, I got the album and listened to it straight through. I won't do the full review until I give it another go.
However, my first reaction was: "Yeah, this is basically EXACTLY how I figured it would sound."
There are basically two kinds of tracks:
Track Type 1: The Rage guys play Rage tunes (which haven't really changed at all over the past ten years, which I'm good with), while Cornell screams a melody over it.
Track Type 2: The Rage guys do their best Soundgarden imitation, while Cornell touches himself all over.
I won't lie, I definitely prefer the former, but as it's split about 50/50, and there's over an hour of music, there's plenty for everyone. And since the softer tracks are really the only time the Rage boys play anything different from what you're used to, they are interesting purely from a novelty standpoint.
Anyway, it is essential that all Rage fans, all Soundgarden fans, and basically all old-school hard rock fans purchase this album.
Have a nice day.