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Soundgarden Full Concert at Rochester War Memorial featuring Black Hole Sun

Venue: Rochester Community War Memorial Location: Rochester, New York, United States Date: June 14, 1994

Back in June 1994, just before their live performance at the Rochester War Memorial, Soundgarden had recently released their game-changing album, "Superunknown." This record, which came out a mere two weeks later, not only marked a peak in their career but also solidified their status as alternative rock icons. "Superunknown" featured timeless tracks like "Black Hole Sun"—a song that would go on to define the '90s sound—and during their Rochester show, you can almost feel the energy radiating from the audience as they experience the band in their element, rolling out hits like "Spoonman" and "I Awake." With their blend of gritty guitar riffs and Chris Cornell's haunting vocals, it's no wonder this live recording captures such a pivotal moment. Interestingly, the show highlights their raw and evolving sound, a testament to a band that was at the forefront of a musical shift, pushing boundaries and captivating fans along the way.

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