Soundgarden is one of the branded trademark of good alternative music supposed to be sounded like and keeps being healthy and stable on its grip on the heavy current of the mainstream. Being a selfish ego to be called "Godfather of Grunge" this Seattle natives already proving their well-built existence for thus distinctive sound which made the star-shined Chris Cornell, guitarist Kim Thayil, Ben Shepherd and the mighty dunker Matt Cameron. 
Down on the upside must be a retrospective album which accidently made but containing the best essence of Soundgarden wiser side of prescence delivers of modern rock tradition with the tremendous mixing of psychedelic doom-rock tunes and the darker afflictions of folk rock, blues and trancending cult music influence. Some of the infamous eccentric and depressive rocking tracks by the names like Zero Chance, Dusty, Blow up the outside world or Never the machine forever to the weird eerie tempo Never Named, an alt.country-funny rock sound of Ty Cobb or the funky stoner Burden in my hand shall break you in excessible superb sound effects, mid-tempo octane-rgy and authentic morose beats through the truth and the consequence.Links: https://youtu.be/FK-E71elbEU
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