Originally released in 1994, Superunknown is the legendary fourth studio album from Seattle grunge icons Soundgarden, fronted by the unmistakable Chris Cornell.
Blending crushing guitar riffs, psychedelic influences, heavy metal intensity and haunting melodies, Superunknownbecame one of the defining albums of the 1990s grunge and alternative rock movement.
Featuring iconic tracks such as "Black Hole Sun", "Spoonman", "Fell on Black Days", "The Day I Tried to Live" and "My Wave", the album delivers a powerful mix of heavy rock anthems, atmospheric soundscapes and emotionally charged songwriting.
Produced by Michael Beinhorn and Soundgarden, Superunknown showcases the band's distinctive combination of complex guitar arrangements, powerful rhythms and Chris Cornell's extraordinary vocal range.
Debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and winning two Grammy Awards, Superunknown helped establish Soundgarden as one of the biggest and most influential bands of the grunge era.
An essential addition to any 1990s grunge, alternative rock or heavy rock vinyl collection. Perfect for fans of Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and The Smashing Pumpkins.
Original Release Year: 1994
Vinyl Reissue Year: 2014 (20th Anniversary Remastered Edition)
Genre: Grunge, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Label: A&M Records / Universal Music
Format: 180g Double Vinyl LP (2LP)
Producers: Michael Beinhorn and Soundgarden
Track Count: 16 Songs (including bonus track "She Likes Surprises")
Running Time: Approximately 74 minutes
Catalogue Number: 3778981 (2014 reissue)
Barcode: 0602537789818 (2014 reissue)
Vinyl Colour: Black
Packaging: Gatefold Sleeve with 12-page booklet featuring photographs and artwork
Special Edition: 20th Anniversary Remastered Double Vinyl LP, remastered from the original analogue tapes.
Side A
Let Me Drown
My Wave
Fell on Black Days
Mailman
Side B
Superunknown
Head Down
Black Hole Sun
Side C
Spoonman
Limo Wreck
The Day I Tried to Live
Kickstand
Side D
Fresh Tendrils
4th of July
Half
Like Suicide
She Likes Surprises
Originally released in 1994, Superunknown is the legendary fourth studio album from Seattle grunge icons Soundgarden, fronted by the unmistakable Chris Cornell.
Blending crushing guitar riffs, psychedelic influences, heavy metal intensity and haunting melodies, Superunknownbecame one of the defining albums of the 1990s grunge and alternative rock movement.
Featuring iconic tracks such as "Black Hole Sun", "Spoonman", "Fell on Black Days", "The Day I Tried to Live" and "My Wave", the album delivers a powerful mix of heavy rock anthems, atmospheric soundscapes and emotionally charged songwriting.
Produced by Michael Beinhorn and Soundgarden, Superunknown showcases the band's distinctive combination of complex guitar arrangements, powerful rhythms and Chris Cornell's extraordinary vocal range.
Debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and winning two Grammy Awards, Superunknown helped establish Soundgarden as one of the biggest and most influential bands of the grunge era.
An essential addition to any 1990s grunge, alternative rock or heavy rock vinyl collection. Perfect for fans of Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and The Smashing Pumpkins.
Original Release Year: 1994
Vinyl Reissue Year: 2014 (20th Anniversary Remastered Edition)
Genre: Grunge, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Label: A&M Records / Universal Music
Format: 180g Double Vinyl LP (2LP)
Producers: Michael Beinhorn and Soundgarden
Track Count: 16 Songs (including bonus track "She Likes Surprises")
Running Time: Approximately 74 minutes
Catalogue Number: 3778981 (2014 reissue)
Barcode: 0602537789818 (2014 reissue)
Vinyl Colour: Black
Packaging: Gatefold Sleeve with 12-page booklet featuring photographs and artwork
Special Edition: 20th Anniversary Remastered Double Vinyl LP, remastered from the original analogue tapes.
Side A
Let Me Drown
My Wave
Fell on Black Days
Mailman
Side B
Superunknown
Head Down
Black Hole Sun
Side C
Spoonman
Limo Wreck
The Day I Tried to Live
Kickstand
Side D
Fresh Tendrils
4th of July
Half
Like Suicide
She Likes Surprises
