Spoonman

Mm-hmm.

And partway through Spoonman, the drum corps came out and played with them, and the first and only thought I had was Tusk.

[laughs]

Yeah.

I know the song Black Hole Sun.

I know the song Spoon Man.

I haven't really dug into any other Soundgarden stuff, but I've liked his voice so much.

I've wanted to see like, oh man, what does this guy do live? I want to hear him live.

I don't know the names of the other band members, and I don't know the rest of their songs.

I don't know the names of any of their albums.

I know Black Hole Sun, and I know Spoon Man.

But because of a football video game I played when I was a kid, I do know this song that he sang on.

I mean, she really did kinda g- as far as I know, gave up on acting and just wanted to be a musician full time with The Pretty Reckless, and then Soundgarden, which is a popular band, and then Soundgarden picked her up.

And here's what Spoonman sounded like with her singing in f- with Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, Matt Cameron, Robbie Mang- Magano, and Tom Morello joined forces for a special Soundgarden tribute set at Morello's Power to the People Festival was his deal, performing under the name Sons of Soundgarden, and they ripped through Loud Love, Outshined, and Spoonman.

Spoonman.Together with your black savior.

Sigh.

All my friends are heathens.

I'm a fan of, like, hard rock, heavy metal kinds of stuff in there, so I kinda wanna start to get an idea of, like, what it sounds like when there's a little bit more energy in the song.

Um, now not, now these tracks are not necessarily heavy metal, but one of them is definitely more hard rock, and that one would be "Spoonman" by Soundgarden.

Um, you know, early '90s grunge rock, uh, in there.

And that- [chuckles] what's really interesting about the album that, uh, this comes from, which is "Superunknown," I believe-

Yeah

...

but "Spoonman" sounds really good off the same album.

It's just the re- the recording quality is, is much better on that one.

right? Yes.

Speaking of bullshit videos with nothing happening, low budget, Soundgarden, Super Unknown, despite the fact that I fucking hate the Spoonman video, that album is...

Again, it's the right time of my life for something to hit just right, but it's dark, post-apocalyptic, and it's, oh God, every song, again, is just amazing.

There's one or two that sometimes I'm like, you know what, I'm not feeling this one.