Soundgarden Superunknown
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NeroCorleone80
June 13th 2014


34618 Comments


I find that the slower, more atmospheric songs on here are the best. 4th of July, Head Down, Like Suicide, Mailman etc.

mryrtmrnfoxxxy
June 13th 2014


16639 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

^^^

osmark86
June 13th 2014


11387 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I agree. 4th of July, for one, is up there with my favourites on this album.

wiggabigpenis11
January 12th 2021


85 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

The six songs that are by far the best for me are (in order from worst to best) Head Down, 4th Of July, Superunknown, Like Suicide, Limo Wreck and The Day I Tried To Live.



My least favourite track is Spoonman. Never used to do anything for me but I've grown to enjoy it now.

Sharenge
January 12th 2021


5156 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I especially like "Let Me Drown", "My Wave" and "Fresh Tendrils"



kind of have neglected this album as of late... been listening to Badmotorfinger and Down on the Upside more... I like most of the songs on here a good bit tbh though I might agree with "Spoonman" being bottom-tier

wiggabigpenis11
January 13th 2021


85 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Maybe I'm just crazy but Fresh Tendrils sounds kind of like an Interpol/post-punk revival song. I think it's because of the tone of the guitar and the vocal style.

evilford
January 13th 2021


64313 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Mailman is the best song ever made

wiggabigpenis11
January 14th 2021


85 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Just found out 4th Of July is my most played song OAT on Spotify by a considerable margin

Koris
Staff Reviewer
January 14th 2021


21165 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Good song to have as your most played

DominionMM1
January 14th 2021


21105 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

let me drown is the jam



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