Temple Of The Dog Deluxe Edition (2-CD) 2016 ak320

The Seattle-based group assembled in mourning, working through their grief in music, and the resultant 10 songs have become revered by a legion of fans that commiserated with their loss. The project was not a planned commercial venture nor like other rock bands; this was Temple of the Dog. They released one lone album in 1991, played a few shows, then split down different musical paths. A supergroup in retrospect, they have reunited for only eight big concerts, including one at Madison Square Garden on Monday, Nov. 7.

The upcoming concert is going to be a huge deal for their followers, and it will be intriguing to hear what other material they might pull out (particularly any Mother Love Bone tunes) in order to fill a 90-minute concert. Either way, fans are revved up.

Format: mp3 Bitrate 320ak

Tracklist:

Temple Disk 1

1. Say Hello To Heaven.mp3
2. Reach Down.mp3
3. Hunger Strike.mp3
4. Pushin Forward Back.mp3
5. Call Me A Dog.mp3
6. Times Of Trouble.mp3
7. Wooden Jesus.mp3
8. Your Saviour.mp3
9. Four Walled World.mp3
10. All Night Thing.mp3
11. Say Hello To Heaven (Alternate Mix) _ Bonus.mp3
12. Wooden Jesus (Alternate Mix) _ Bonus.mp3
13. All Night Thing (Alternate Mix) _ Bonus.mp3

Time : 70:00min

Dog Disk 2

1. Say Hello To Heaven (Demo).mp3
2. Reach Down (Demo).mp3
3. Call Me A Dog (Demo).mp3
4. Times Of Trouble (Demo).mp3
5. Angel On Fire (Demo).mp3
6. Black Cat (Demo).mp3
7. Times Of Trouble (Instrumental _ Demo).mp3
8. Say Hello To Heaven (Outtake).mp3
9. Reach Down (Outtake).mp3
10. Pushin Forward Back (Outtake).mp3
11. Wooden Jesus (Outtake).mp3
12. All Night Thing (Outtake).mp3

Time: 72:00min

Members

Chris Cornell – lead vocals, banjo, guitar, harmonica
Mike McCready – lead guitar, backing vocals
Stone Gossard – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Jeff Ament – bass, backing vocals
Matt Cameron – drums, backing vocals

Guest

Eddie Vedder – backing vocals, co-lead vocals, guitar

Almost nobody nationally knew about Mother Love Bone or Andrew Wood, and rock stations really started to play the single “Hunger Strike” in mid-1992, when A&M, realizing they had an unexploited property from their now two big acts, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, re-promoted the album with renewed MTV interest. It shot to No. 5 on the charts and passed the million sales mark