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Track Listings
| 1. Flower |
| 2. All Your Lies |
| 3. 665 |
| 4. Beyond The Wheel |
| 5. 667 |
| 6. Mood For Trouble |
| 7. Circle Of Power |
| 8. He Didn't |
| 9. Smokestack Lightnin' |
| 10. Nazi Driver |
| 11. Head Injury |
| 12. Incessant Mace |
| 13. One Minute Of Silence |
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Soundgarden's first full-length release, 1988's ULTRAMEGA OK, showed that there was more than met the eye to this fast-rising Seattle quartet. The group's first two releases, the EPs SCREAMING LIFE and FOPP, were both straight-ahead sludgerock, but ULTRAMEGA OK broadened the musical scope. While monolithic garage riffing and punk's messy energy were still both integral parts of the sound, healthy doses of punk and heavy metal were now added to the rich mix as the group's songwriting and instrumental prowess improved greatly. The opening "Flower" brings to mind '60s-era acid rock, while otherhighlights include the barnstorming "All Your Lies", the witchcraft metal of "Beyond the Wheel", the vast "Mood for Trouble", the plodding blues of "Incessant Mace", and a cover of Howlin' Wolf's "Smokestack Lightning".
Soundgarden's first full-length release, 1988's ULTRAMEGA OK, showed that there was more than met the eye to this fast-rising Seattle quartet. The group's first two releases, the EPs SCREAMING LIFE and FOPP, were both straight-ahead sludgerock, but ULTRAMEGA OK broadened the musical scope. While monolithic garage riffing and punk's messy energy were still both integral parts of the sound, healthy doses of punk and heavy metal were now added to the rich mix as the group's songwriting and instrumental prowess improved greatly. The opening "Flower" brings to mind '60s-era acid rock, while otherhighlights include the barnstorming "All Your Lies", the witchcraft metal of "Beyond the Wheel", the vast "Mood for Trouble", the plodding blues of "Incessant Mace", and a cover of Howlin' Wolf's "Smokestack Lightning".
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