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FOLLOWING UP 1994’S MAINSTREAM SMASH SUPERUNKNOWN grunge co-architects Soundgarden released Down on the Upside in 1996. Self produced by the band, the album shifts away from its signature sound—heavy guitar riffs—in favor of vocals and melodies, and it’s been said that this change in the musical direction partly fueled the eventual breakup of the foursome in 1997. Down On The Upside, like previous releases, experiments with different sound signatures and guitar tuning (more heavily so, however), and due to Chris Cornell and gang gunning for a “live” sound, it embodies a rawer, grittier feel. Although not as successful as the aforementioned 4th LP, Down On The Upside, which came at the latter end of the grunge reign, is hands down a ‘90s gem, and it sounds awesome even after 20 years. This is the remastered 180g official reissue.
NEW / Released in 1996 / Reissue 2016
Tracklist:
A1 Pretty Noose
A2 Rhinosaur
A3 Zero Chance
A4 Dusty
B1 Ty Cobb
B2 Blow Up The Outside World
B3 Burden In My Hand
B4 Never Named
C1 Applebite
C2 Never The Machine Forever
C3 Tighter & Tighter
C4 No Attention
D1 Switch Opens
D2 Overfloater
D3 An Unkind
D4 Boot Camp
Alternative Rock, Indie Rock,