No song in this collection batters you, scares you, melts you down to your core like “Limo Wreck” does at track nine. It’s Sabbathy, it’s glimmering and full of fiery rage, it’s the boiling over point for Cornell’s vocals - as the band climbs toward a higher peak of intensity and stakes, making you feel a sense of uneasiness and impending doom unlike any other. This is the great middle point in Soundgarden’s catalog for me. It feels like looking God in the face and being terrified by a force so immaculately powerful - its mere existence rewires your brain.

“Shine” isn’t just the foundation in which Collective Soul built its entire existence ontop of, its an underdog of ‘90’s grunge in that it commands you to shake off the weight of the times, and choose happiness. It’s Rocky Balboa taking shots from Ivan Drago, unphased to if it may be his last day alive.

It’s a raging bull, it’s a goddamn hurricane, it’s Godzilla towering over a city skyline..! “Celebration” is a perfect tune, and one of the heaviest to do it in only 3mins.

Written by drummer Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan, it is the ninth song from Avenged Sevenfold’s self-titled fourth album, and garnered vast popularity among fans even without being released as a single.

Written by Noel Gallagher, released on July 7th 1997 as the first single from their third album “Be Here Now” and reached number one on the UK Singles Chart.

‘Overcompensate’ carries a great vibe that feels like it sets itself apart from previous releases, while also personifying a bit of ‘Scaled & Icy’ energy.