Their last full album contained a song with the refrain "I don't like where you got me hanging from," "Pretty Noose," but this band is more famous for its 1994 release, which contained songs like "Fell on Black Days" and another in which the title character is encouraged to "steal the rhythm while you can," "Spoonman."
One of this band's songs recounts how the singer was "foppin' and rockin', had the whole house boppin," and ends with the repeated refrain "fopp and rock." Another song accuses the addressee of staring at the singer in your "Jesus Christ Pose"; that song is contained on their fourth album, whose release was eclipsed by Nirvana's Nevermind. Their last full album contained a song with the refrain "I don't like where you got me hanging from," "Pretty Noose," but this band is more famous for its 1994 release, which contained songs like "Fell on Black Days" and another in which the title character is encouraged to "steal the rhythm while you can," "Spoonman." Comprising, in part, Matt Cameron, Ben Shephard, and Kim Thayil, for ten points, identify this Seattle grunge band fronted by Chris Cornell which released such albums as Louder than Love and Superunknown, which contained their hit, "Black Hole Sun."
One of this band's songs recounts how the singer was "foppin' and rockin', had the whole house boppin," and ends with the repeated refrain "fopp and rock."
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