This actually was a benefit concert for my dad, David Curtis! It’s awesome to see some actual footage of soundgarden playing it! Thank you for uploading!
This is the kind of shit I want. High quality steady camera footage that lets us appreciate what it was like to actually be there, as opposed to the overproduced style on Motorvision.
My favorite story is when Duff brought GNR to Seattle on their first ‘tour’, and they went to see Soudgarden who were already big there. After the show they asked Soundgarden guys to use their equipment and play few songs, and they were like - hmmm, no.
Ben is one of the Coolest Bassists I've seen. He loves what he does.. there's a few live shots of him dancing.. making the crowd and the rest of the band smile & laugh.. ❤ Fun to watch .. 😊
This band was a FORCE, especially around this time. Badmotorfinger was my favorite record - a change from the really raw earlier stuff and and a segue to the more popular albums they put out in the mid-90s.
Did they have any radio hits on badmotorfinger? I know Rusty Cage and Jesus Christ Pose were popular but from what I’ve heard they didn’t get big until Black Hole Sun so I’ve always been curious if they were on the radio before then
@@BeerCanDan93 I think Outshined was the one that got the most play (or at least I remember hearing the song on the radio and also seeing the video on MTV at the time). They def became much more well-known after the next album that came out in '94.
@@philm.2812 Yeah, Outshined definitely got radio play. Rusty Cage got some too, but less...andJCP even less, too controversial... Badmotorfinger was their masterpiece in my opinion - 100% top to bottom!
My band used to rehearse at NAF 3 nights a week. Mark Naficy is one of the coolest, kindest guys I knew. I went on the roof one time and some of the heads from the Alice in Chains video for "What The Hell Have I" are up there and the other two fell off the roof and were tangled in the vegetation just rotting. This would have been around 1997-2000. The only thing that sucked is some nights after we played a show in town we would have to load our gear back into our room at NAF & the parking lot would be jam packed because a rave was going on. So we'd have to get all of our gear out of our cars/trucks and then try and part our way through a sea of rave kids saying "excuse me, excuse me, excuse me" about a 100x just to make it to our band room. Great memories at NAF!
This is on the rooftop of NAF, a rehearsal studio/warehouse in West Seattle. Mark Nafacy can be seen side stage at 5:15. Was a cool show, my band BoneTowne had a room there also. SG also shot the video for Hands All Over there, and threw other party's/gigs. I also knew Layne and Jerry, and hung/got high with them there on a couple occasions. Was sad to see where Layne was headed.....That was the Seattle scene folks! Seems like a lifetime ago...
There are Rock Stars and Rock Gods, Chris, was a modern-day prophet...like Jack Black said, "when he sings, he opens a new portal, a tone you can't even measure"
Me too 😂the amp was set on fire I’m thinking 🤔. I feel like it was a fundraiser for a gent in the band Dandelion Soup. He may have been in a terrible car accident but my 90’s hazed brain could be mixing it up with another show at NAF but I feel like it was this show 🙃
It still amazes me every time I see an old live Soundgarden show that Ben can play his bass hanging that low. I thought Krist from Nirvana played it low, but I think Ben had him beat.
i saw them in '92 at Lollapalooza in Raleigh. They played the Main Stage. So did Pearl Jam. That show also had Ice Cube, Ministry, RHCP, etc... I read later STP 91 and 93 were just as good. 91 was headlined by Janes Addiction with NIN, Ice T, Rollin's etc... and 93, Alice N Chains, Tool, Rage, Primus.
Awesome vid! It was tripping me up.to see Matt C. using his right hand to hit the snare drum so much , it seemed " wrong", but then it again it sounded good , & I can't play , so what do I know. I think this Lollapalooza had the Jim Rose circus sideshow along, that was awesome to see, as well
We were Murder on Level 3. Sam Deskin guitar, Ryan Tilman on bass, Steve Esquivel on drums and myself vocals and songwriter. We played Westlake center in the middle of the day in front of thousands of people without a permit November that same year and didn't get arrested
I just realized that is Jeff Loomis from Nevermore (then Sanctuary) side stage with blonde hair and sanctuary black t-shirt behind the white t-shirt guy. @ around 3:17. I guess it checks out both band being from Seattle.
When Timberland called Chris and asked to work together, Chris was like,"hm I don't know, ill get back to you", then Timberlake said"Ive been a fan for so long,the first time i heard Slaves & Bulldozers,i was hooked and i got it"..Chris said yes 3 seconds after...
@@templeoftheslavegarden They did Scream together and other songs...that makes it even crazier...Timberlake worked with Timberland, but Timberland has worked with the biggest stars, Timberland is a Hip Hop /Rap producer..
@@templeoftheslavegarden And the family, after his death, talking to people the closest to him, changed their position, and now DO NOT believe he killed himself..and the autopsy was the kicker. nothing found, and blood in a hanging you never see...and even worse when its out of the person's reach...
i wanna know which stop during Lolla92 this took place at.... I went to the McLean VA show that year and they played the main stage plus Cornell came out and sang 3 songs of Pearl Jam's set due to Eddie Vedder being late. They then did the very first live performance of Temple of the Dog songs....
Interesting that Kim was playing a Gibson Les Paul guitar here. He usually plays SG's right? And Chris looks to have a Fender Strat, which is not his usual guitar either. he usually played the Les Pauls. I wonder if they were just using borrowed gear for this one show maybe?
Maybe a stupid question but just curious as to how high the likes of Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam and Nirvana ranked in USA in 1992? Anyone can give a percentage to each band? Greetings from Denmark. (I was 14 years old in the summer of 1992, when I happened to visit the US, but alas, my focus was not in the grunge scene until it had peaked)
If you're talking album sales/hits/mainstream overall popularity, then you're talking Nirvana #1, Pearl Jam #2, with Soundgarden and Alice in Chains about neck and neck. Soundgarden would go on to much much bigger popularity when Superunknown came out a couple years later.
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This actually was a benefit concert for my dad, David Curtis! It’s awesome to see some actual footage of soundgarden playing it! Thank you for uploading!
Rip Chris Cornell. Best grunge singer there ever was.
This was my first concert I was 10 in front row. My Dad, Dan Traub opened with his band Jefferson Brick.
And that’s my Dad’s Les Paul. I have it here. My Dad passed away 4 years ago, and this video means the world to me!
Even with the bad quality, his voice is so incredible 😍
The feedback is part of their show..
I can't even begin to explain how much I miss the 90's.
This is the kind of shit I want. High quality steady camera footage that lets us appreciate what it was like to actually be there, as opposed to the overproduced style on Motorvision.
yup
100% we can only hope there's something in the archives that may be released eventually.
@@joshuafult84 Yes, it fucking sucks that the band couldn’t keep their own archives so now it’s up to the fans
Side stage on borrowed gear, what a treat for people who were there. Wish we could see the whole set
My favorite story is when Duff brought GNR to Seattle on their first ‘tour’, and they went to see Soudgarden who were already big there. After the show they asked Soundgarden guys to use their equipment and play few songs, and they were like - hmmm, no.
Hmm, no.
Really? Didn't they tour with GNR once??
@@stephanowe8793 later, yes
Matt is seriously destroying that kit. Wow. Thanks for posting!
Man I miss the 90’s. So many quality bands. Live shows were great. Thanks for the video
Damn I miss Chris! His voice was awesome!!!
Tremendous. Matt Fucking Cameron. All of them. Tremendous.
Whoever filmed this, God bless you. #ChrisForever.
Ben Shepherd as an absolute Bass Monster, how on earth does he play so perfectly whilst slinging the bass around like that, man is a real player.
Try playing some Soundgarden songs with your bass low. It kinda makes sense actually. There's nothing too dexterous going on with the left hand.
True but its not as easy as it looks. Listen to my bass tracks. Thats where you might find it.
I only have 10 years left at best, help me out. just listen to the4 music
Same thing with Kurt Cobain playing his guitar while jumping all around!
Ben is one of the Coolest Bassists I've seen. He loves what he does.. there's a few live shots of him dancing.. making the crowd and the rest of the band smile & laugh.. ❤ Fun to watch .. 😊
Totally awesome!! Miss Chris Cornell sooo very much ❤️ RIP my man 😇 forever remembered and never ever forgotten 💝🌹
This band was a FORCE, especially around this time. Badmotorfinger was my favorite record - a change from the really raw earlier stuff and and a segue to the more popular albums they put out in the mid-90s.
Did they have any radio hits on badmotorfinger? I know Rusty Cage and Jesus Christ Pose were popular but from what I’ve heard they didn’t get big until Black Hole Sun so I’ve always been curious if they were on the radio before then
@@BeerCanDan93 I think Outshined was the one that got the most play (or at least I remember hearing the song on the radio and also seeing the video on MTV at the time). They def became much more well-known after the next album that came out in '94.
@@philm.2812 Yeah, Outshined definitely got radio play. Rusty Cage got some too, but less...andJCP even less, too controversial... Badmotorfinger was their masterpiece in my opinion - 100% top to bottom!
@@BeerCanDan93 - Outshined and Rusty Cage was everywhere.
@@dathorndike4908 that’s good I’m glad. That album definitely had some radio worthy songs
Face Pollution is like prog rock mixed with punk. Loads of fun.
My band used to rehearse at NAF 3 nights a week. Mark Naficy is one of the coolest, kindest guys I knew. I went on the roof one time and some of the heads from the Alice in Chains video for "What The Hell Have I" are up there and the other two fell off the roof and were tangled in the vegetation just rotting. This would have been around 1997-2000.
The only thing that sucked is some nights after we played a show in town we would have to load our gear back into our room at NAF & the parking lot would be jam packed because a rave was going on. So we'd have to get all of our gear out of our cars/trucks and then try and part our way through a sea of rave kids saying "excuse me, excuse me, excuse me" about a 100x just to make it to our band room. Great memories at NAF!
Is that why Soundgarden wasn't playing their usual gear? Was they using the gear from NAF that day?
@@dathorndike4908 Exactly.
@@dathorndike4908 Definitely Mark's sound gear..You got used to seeing it every day you pass the "Cage" going up to Band practice :)
Thank God somebody filmed this. Thank you for this amazing historical document.
holy shit, this takes me back to my youth!!! Right On!!!!
This was a benefit for someone. We did sound for this
Yeah, it was actually for my dad, David Curtis! He was in Mean Tangerine at the time
I loved Seattle in the early 90's. EVERYONE had long hair. Even the crowd.
This is on the rooftop of NAF, a rehearsal studio/warehouse in West Seattle. Mark Nafacy can be seen side stage at 5:15. Was a cool show, my band BoneTowne had a room there also. SG also shot the video for Hands All Over there, and threw other party's/gigs. I also knew Layne and Jerry, and hung/got high with them there on a couple occasions. Was sad to see where Layne was headed.....That was the Seattle scene folks! Seems like a lifetime ago...
Cool you got to hang with them on their way up - sad where it ended for Layne, great singer and people who knew him said he was a sweet dude....
I saw Mark.. I was out of habit kind of looking for Spider as well.. Lol.
He live in our hearts forever & ever.
His beutiful soul is shining on us till The end of time...... 💋
I saw them same year Lallapalooza, and they were on the main stage. Alpine Valley, WS. Drove up from Chi-town
Great camera work. We can see the whole band perform.
There are Rock Stars and Rock Gods, Chris, was a modern-day prophet...like Jack Black said, "when he sings, he opens a new portal, a tone you can't even measure"
What a band!
Soundgarden band
If this was the NAF show where speakers started smoking at the end I was there. Amazing! Thanks
Me too 😂the amp was set on fire I’m thinking 🤔.
I feel like it was a fundraiser for a gent in the band Dandelion Soup. He may have been in a terrible car accident but my 90’s hazed brain could be mixing it up with another show at NAF but I feel like it was this show 🙃
I miss this. What a gem. Thanks for posting.
Nikki Sixx on the side of the stage rocking Soundgarden all right
Thank you very much for bringing this gem out. So awesome!
you’re welcome ☺️
Thank you for posting this gem!!! 💎🙏🏼
These guys might just make it. Thanks for posting.
Awesome! Freaking chills🤘🏻🤘🏻
It still amazes me every time I see an old live Soundgarden show that Ben can play his bass hanging that low. I thought Krist from Nirvana played it low, but I think Ben had him beat.
I love this grainy time warp. Holy shit what monsters !
dude, awesome
Wow, what a gem! Thank you for sharing
This venue was awesome.😲🍻
Thank you for posting this awesome video
Everyone is incredible!!! 😊🤘💓✌️
Lol..Looks like some of Mark's PA equipment..
I would see it in the "Cage" every time I went up to Band Practice..
i saw them in '92 at Lollapalooza in Raleigh. They played the Main Stage. So did Pearl Jam. That show also had Ice Cube, Ministry, RHCP, etc... I read later STP 91 and 93 were just as good. 91 was headlined by Janes Addiction with NIN, Ice T, Rollin's etc... and 93, Alice N Chains, Tool, Rage, Primus.
Best channel on RUclips. Thank you for all of this sick content.
awe thank you, and you’re very welcome ❤️
Just incredible
9:30 HOLY CRAP - Face Pollution !
Thanks for sharing, this is great.
Awesome vid!
It was tripping me up.to see Matt C. using his right hand to hit the snare drum so much , it seemed " wrong", but then it again it sounded good , & I can't play , so what do I know.
I think this Lollapalooza had the Jim Rose circus sideshow along, that was awesome to see, as well
We were Murder on Level 3. Sam Deskin guitar, Ryan Tilman on bass, Steve Esquivel on drums and myself vocals and songwriter. We played Westlake center in the middle of the day in front of thousands of people without a permit November that same year and didn't get arrested
on my honor I am a reliable person and Im telling the truth
So weird to see Chris with a strat....
This is awesome. Subscribed.
Awesome Thx for Video ! 🔥👍🏻
I dont care for being alive these days, but at least I was alive then
I wish I could say the same 😪
Fuck, this is great.
FUCKING AWESOME THANK YOU
Maravilloso!
Hero’s
My love. 💜 🌹
I saw them the same year on the main stage in Rockford Illinois
Matt Fuckin' Cameron
I just realized that is Jeff Loomis from Nevermore (then Sanctuary) side stage with blonde hair and sanctuary black t-shirt behind the white t-shirt guy. @ around 3:17. I guess it checks out both band being from Seattle.
Brazil loves Soundgarden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Simm
😍
Wow! That tasty hat adjustment from Cameron 🙌
Oh yeah!
Sublime!!!💣
No, Soundgarden. 🤣
🔥🔥🔥
Setlist:
0:53 Slaves and Bulldozers
09:32 Face Pollution
...your welcome :v
Og my god!!!!
When Timberland called Chris and asked to work together, Chris was like,"hm I don't know, ill get back to you", then Timberlake said"Ive been a fan for so long,the first time i heard Slaves & Bulldozers,i was hooked and i got it"..Chris said yes 3 seconds after...
really? I had no idea Justin Timberlake was a fan. That’s freakin’ cool!
@@templeoftheslavegarden Timberland
@@templeoftheslavegarden They did Scream together and other songs...that makes it even crazier...Timberlake worked with Timberland, but Timberland has worked with the biggest stars, Timberland is a Hip Hop /Rap producer..
@@templeoftheslavegarden en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timbaland
@@templeoftheslavegarden And the family, after his death, talking to people the closest to him, changed their position, and now DO NOT believe he killed himself..and the autopsy was the kicker. nothing found, and blood in a hanging you never see...and even worse when its out of the person's reach...
If any of you are still out there please reach out. I want to keep it alive
My god Mat's break at 7:50...
He was the motor that made the whole band go. Unstoppable player.
Watch RUclips of the band going through how they wrote every song on Badmotorfinger!!🤘🏻🤘🏻
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Thanks for this amazing contribution, wish i has been there
Question, where is the rest of the setlist?
It doesn't matter they played in whole stadiums that days,still find a moment to give a set outdoor for few people
Let’s just say they vastly improved their craft over the years.
i wanna know which stop during Lolla92 this took place at.... I went to the McLean VA show that year and they played the main stage plus Cornell came out and sang 3 songs of Pearl Jam's set due to Eddie Vedder being late. They then did the very first live performance of Temple of the Dog songs....
oh, and the only thing on the side stage all day was the fucking Jim Rose Circus....
Huh I didn’t know that NAF held anything other than raves in the 90s and early 00s.
that was a fucking epic slaves and bulldozers.....
i might do a reaction video to this idk
Interesting that Kim was playing a Gibson Les Paul guitar here. He usually plays SG's right? And Chris looks to have a Fender Strat, which is not his usual guitar either. he usually played the Les Pauls. I wonder if they were just using borrowed gear for this one show maybe?
Did any other bands play that afternoon? It seems odd that they only let Soundgarden set up and play for a 12 minute concert
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Anybody know what the first song is called? This mug bangin! ❤️🔥
Slaves and Bulldozers
@@rbnh9827 ty!
Oh Fuck
Looks like Wurshingtin
Friggen Matt C.
Does anyone know the exact date for this show?
Side floor you mean? Doesn't look like they are actually on a stage...
Maybe a stupid question but just curious as to how high the likes of Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam and Nirvana ranked in USA in 1992? Anyone can give a percentage to each band? Greetings from Denmark. (I was 14 years old in the summer of 1992, when I happened to visit the US, but alas, my focus was not in the grunge scene until it had peaked)
If you're talking album sales/hits/mainstream overall popularity, then you're talking Nirvana #1, Pearl Jam #2, with Soundgarden and Alice in Chains about neck and neck. Soundgarden would go on to much much bigger popularity when Superunknown came out a couple years later.
@@evanwalters63 Thank you 😊
No more rides for free.....
What city they playing here?
I think it’s Kitsap county fairgrounds but I’m not entirely sure
This was in a part of Seattle called Harbor Island or West Seattle.
SLAVES🤘🏻🤘🏻
We will find out....
Who killed him.!!
Imagine how big this band would have been without Kim on lead 💯