Chris Cornell and Susan Silver in 1992
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Chris Cornell and Susan Silver in 1992
Oh. My. God.
1988 Susan with SG and tour manager Eric Gunny Johnson.
... in 1985, I was at a life-changing Halloween party where a little power trio played called Soundgarden.
Even though I was dressed up in drag that night .... I looked like [Twisted Sister singer] Dee Snider, with a fright wig and the whole bit, the drummer of Soundgarden came up to me after they performed and said he recognized me from the vintage clothing store that I was working in at the time — where I did not dress like that, by the way. Little did I know that he had been repeatedly stopping in the store to quote-unquote shop, but later he told me he was really trying to work up the nerve to talk to me. So that’s how Chris and I met — at the time, he was the drummer and singer in Soundgarden.
Great interview with Susan Silver
Longtime Soundgarden Manager Susan Silver on Rock Hall of Fame
SUSAN SILVER: [When Andrew Wood overdosed] We [Soundgarden] were in this crappy apartment-hotel place that we stayed at, because it was eighty bucks a night and had a kitchen. A bunch of people lived in it — you always smelled liver cooking and heard people practicing instruments. It was by the Beacon Theater. I got a call, and it was Kelly [Curtis], and he said that Andy was in a coma, and they weren’t sure if he was going to make it. We were all in a daze. It was scary — everybody was in shock. I remember after sound check, sitting at this table and there was a TV playing — waiting for the doors to open. It was during that period that Sinead O’Connor had done “Nothing Compares 2 U.” For some reason it seems like that was playing over and over — that stark video with her face taking up the whole screen.
Greg Prato. Grunge is Dead. The Oral History of Seattle Rock Music (2009).
Sharing some interesting bits about Soundgarden and Susan Silver from Soundgarden: New Metal Crown by Chris Nickson which I read recently. I don't think this has been shared anywhere before but it's definitely worth reading in case anyone hasn't checked the book out yet. And Happy Birthday to Susan! 🤍
Seattle - Dec 21/'91
Happy Mother’s Day to Susan Silver. Manager of AiC and Soundgarden, Lily’s mom, and one of Seattle music scene’s most influential and inspiring figures. What a woman.