"Room a Thousand Years Wide" is my personal favourite off the album (It's just so interesting), but Badmotorfinger in it's entirety is one of my favourite albums to this day, three decades later.
Oh you have got to hear him in Temple of the Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven and "When I'm down live at the troubadour". Two incredible ballads where Chris is pouring his heart out both in his singing and the lyrics.
Goodness, It's been so long since I've heard the SG version, I had to stop and think this was covered by Cash and not the other way around, with Hurt that makes two that JC owns.
I watched a chris Cornell interview once that talked about this. He actually wrote this song for Cash , and covered it himself also. JC wrote i am the highway for Chris. He said not many people knew about the great friendship they had
Or Sunshower... essentially anything he does live acoustic is amazing. I think they've already reacted to I Am the Highway, but it's another experience when it's just Chris and his acoustic on a stage at a smaller venue (definitely sung like a ballad).
Whenever I hear the end of Rusty Cage I expect it to be followed by the beginning of Outshined. Probably because I’m old enough to remember buying this album on TAPE when it first came out. I still have it somewhere…
Rysty Cage was a total game changer - a transition from "popular" alt-rock/grunge to a much heavier area.......truly trend setting. The drums on this album is just epic....
Actually, their heaviest music was in the late 80's with two or three albums, I forget how many exactly, but they were hard, hard thrash........I hated them honestly........I couldn't find any redeeming qualities in those albums. .
I always thought, this was the most aptly named band, ever. I had no idea, that Soundgarden, was a musical statue in Seattle. I didn't understand or appreciate it's regional significance. Despite, frequent visits. This didn't deminish my respect, for the band's name. It enhanced it. It personalized it. It became tribal, and relevant. I loved it even more. I loved the nuance, the ornimentalism, I loved the textures, it's counterpoint. There was a lot of N.W. creativity, making the rounds then. Portland, and Seattle, both had booming scenes. Seattle gets slightly more rain, then Portland; Yet, we're brothers. We've always been brothers. I new of Soundgarden, for years before seeing them. I saw that name many times, on flyers, yet never saw them. The Melvins, Tad, Mudhoney, that was "grunge." Frequent Satyricon, fodder. So were the "Accused, Poison Idea, the Detonators." Lots of great punk rock. I saw Soundgarden for the 1st time on the Loud Love tour. "Voivod," opened. One of my favorite bands. I was blown away, yet that was the only time, I saw Chris sing, live. I became his biggest fan. As a singer, it was Chris that I would sing along with the most. Great training. I really miss Chris. I really miss Soundgarden. I miss the Era. It was a part of me, a great part. A great era.
Fun Fact: this song was one of the 1st Licensed songs on a video game, it was on Road Rash in 1994 & also was later featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas but in both the song was short & stopped before the breakdown.
The Soundgarden you need to listen to next: Nothing to Say, Fell on Black Days, Beyond the Wheel. Chris Cornell you need: Seasons, Nearly forgot my broken heart. Then more Audioslave is a must!
After all of the fluff of the 80's, you can imagine how deeply we drank up Soundgarden. I was 21 when this album came out and all of us were ready and waiting for music to go into this direction. Great reaction. Check out Johnny Cash's version of this same song. Hard to believe this song could be made into a country tune, even harder to believe that Johnny would do such a great job, that I almost feel this song was meant to be his. It'll blow your hair back kids! Cheers!
@@Laurikiwi This song is NOT a cover of Johnny Cash. Cornell has talked about how he was asked by Johnny's people about a cover of Rusty Cage and he was fine with it but had no clue how he'd make it work for a country song.
@@Laurikiwi Wrong. Chris Cornell is the songwriter. It was released on Badmotorfinger in 1992 before Johnny Cash made his 1994 comeback. Johnny's cover, chosen by producer Rick Rubin, was released on Unchained in 1996. Johnny's backing band is Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. In the Unchained liner notes, Johnny says he doesn't really know what the song is about. He was nominated for the best country vocal Grammy for this cover.
@@Laurikiwi Johnny Cash did the cover version. It was on his 1996 album "American II: Unchained" album. There were 14 songs on the album and 11 of them were covers.
I'd like to suggest Soundgarden's "Limo Wreck" from Superunknown. Rarely played on radio and underappreciated IMO. Interesting time signatures, classic down tuned grunge guitar, amazing vocals as you'd expect. I played the crap out of this song at my local beer bar.
You gotta listen to 2 songs from that same album “Slaves & Bulldozers” & “Searching With My Good Eye Closed”......2 of the most amazing vocal performances ever put to tape
I think Cornell was at his Zenith in the earlier days with the release of Ultramega Ok and Louder Than Love. 88 through 90. Songs like loud love, big dumb sex, hands all over, flower, get on the snake. Going back farther with the release Screaming Life.
@@themojoslide when the electric guitar kicks in and he gets heavy too. Damn! Something about the way he talks the lyrics too, almost like he's telling a story.
@@themojoslide further to this. I saw a Cornell interview that after the Cash version came out people called him up saying how amazing the lyrics were, that they never noticed before.
Grunge is sloppier than heavy metal because its really heavier chaotic punk rock music. It's good! I was teenager when grunge took off in the early '90s. It's like Black Sabbath playing punk rock music jaja.
Cornell's a hell of a ballad singer too. "When I'm Down" from his first solo album is my favorite, but a lot of people will go to bat for his vibey slowed-down versions of "Billie Jean" or "Nothing Compares 2 U"
Back in the day, this track was the featured theme on a video game called Road Rash. There have been many versions of the game Road Rash, but the release on the 3DO platform played this song while you played, and at the menu. It became burned into my brain. Which was fine, I love Sound Garden and Chris Cornell. RIP Chris.
YES! Saw this, and it was the fastest I've ever clicked and grabbed my headphones. Lex, if you want a ballad from Cornell, check out All Night Thing and a rarely mentioned song called Two Drink Minimum.
CC is my all time favorite singer. Probably saw them more than any other band. Can't even tell you how many times this song made me feel better in some way.
This song has some complex time-signatures. I mean _really_ complex. I once had to sit down and really focus on counting the last part. And even the bridge before the slow part alternates between 7 and 9. But they just make them sound so groovy most of people wouldn't even notice.
I always thought the cage was a metaphor for him feeling like he’s trapped cause of depression. The cage is rusty cause he’s been suffering from the depression for so long. But he feels like he may be able to escape the cage at the current moment. I’d also recommend Seasons by Chris Cornell, it’s a ballad Lex. Great reaction guys 🙋🏻♀️👏🏼👍🏼🙌🏼💜🇨🇦
I'm telling y'all listen to "the day I tried to live" by these guys, it's hauntingly beautiful. It sounds like a song you would hear during the end credits of an action packed psychological thriller.
"Sunshower" from the movie "Great Expectations" is a good Cornell ballad. And his Sinead O'Connor version or Prince's "Nothing Compares To You" will make you tear up.
If anyone loves Cornell you'll love big wreck. Their singer is the only 1 I've heard who has the same range and pitch. Live st suhr they showed how epic they are live too. Please give them a try. Also keep up the epic videos. Love your reactions. Lex always moving around enjoying it. Brad concentrating on lyrics and you're a hard man to please but when you smile and admit a song is good it's brilliant👌😂
Damn guys you just had a KILLER RUN of some amazing music !! So many good reactions dropped today! This is why yours is my favorite reaction channel now !
Early 90's seen "sound garden" in Pensacola FL. At the "night owl". The most packed pit I've ever been in. One of the most memorable nights in my teenage years.
Funny you mentioned mario, this song was pretty much the first song to released for a computer game called road rash about racing bikes. The band was hired to create the music for the game.
Good to see you doing more Soundgarden. I'd recommend Limo Wreck and Beyond the Wheel. The former might be of particualr interest to Brad as he likes to dive into lyrics and there's a lot to unpack with that one...
Saw them opening for Danzig, at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, and I was hooked. Hands all over, was the opening song to their set!, try "Fell on black days"
Glad you listened to this one. It’s like you were talking about the other day, just listening to the more popular grunge songs, this is more Soundgarden than what you’ve heard before
You need to listen to Temple of the Dog. "Alnight thing, Say Hello to Heaven. Four walled World, Reach Down, Hunger Strike, Wooden Jesus." There isn't a bad track on that album. One of the best ever recorded.
SOUNDGARDEN'S VERSION OF "INTO THE VOID" BYE BLACK SABBATH WITH THE LYRICS BEING CHANGED FROM A LETTER WRITTEN BY "CHIEF SEALTH" TO THE "WHITE SETTLERS" IN THE PUGET SOUND REGION OF WASHINGTON STATE (BEFORE IT WAS A STATE)IS A MUST!👍✌❤🤘
There are several slower more 'intimate' songs by Chris Cornell: Seasons, Sunshower, Say hello to heaven, Call me a dog, Nothing compares 2 U. I think Lex would love them all, as most of us do.
My first concert was Soundgarden opening for Guns N' Roses. I think most people were there for GNR but EVERYBODY left a fan of Soundgarden. They were phenomenal.
Chris Cornell has an Acoustic album. There are some ballads on it. It’s called Songbook! Great songs- 1 As Hope and Promise Fades 2 I am the Highway 3 Thank You 4 Fell on Black Days 5 Doesn’t Remind Me
"Slaves and Bulldozers" and "Room a Thousand Years Wide" .... whole damn album is stupendous.
Yes! Slaves and Bulldozers! Yes! Room a Thousand Years Wide!
Down on the Upside gets the kudos, but Badmotorfinger is badass too.
"Room a Thousand Years Wide" is my personal favourite off the album (It's just so interesting), but Badmotorfinger in it's entirety is one of my favourite albums to this day, three decades later.
"Room a Thousand Years Wide" is one of my favorites - really a great song.
@@iDEATH 💯!! It would definitely be one of my deserted island albums!
"No one sings like you anymore" - Black Hole Sun. RIP Chris Cornell.
Murdered… >:(
He killed himself. It’s so sad that these extremely talented can’t find peace with their
Best voice, ever!
MAynqrd James keenan
So right!
Chris sings a song called Seasons and it is absolutely beautiful. It showed just how truly talented he was…..enjoy your weekend
Seasons will always be the song I can never get tired of. Simply an amazing song.
@@arcticaircraft and sunshower.
One of my all time favorites
I love that song.
@@zzz7zzz9 yes. One more to add... Blind Dogs. I have a feeling this list could get quite long. Lol
Oh you have got to hear him in Temple of the Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven and "When I'm down live at the troubadour". Two incredible ballads where Chris is pouring his heart out both in his singing and the lyrics.
I second that, say hello to heavens my favorite Chris Cornell song.
Agreed. Those are two great choices that I think could fill Lex’s needs, and I’d be interested to hear their take on them.
They already have
Agreed Say to Hello 2 Heaven is great.
@@jhamilton1007 It's not on youtube and I can't find them on patreon either?
The great Johnny Cash did a cover of this that digs into your soul!
I love the Cash version, he brought the lyrics to the forefront and made the meaning easier to understand.
Ya i like the Johnny Cash version much more, you guys absolutely need to check it out
Goodness, It's been so long since I've heard the SG version, I had to stop and think this was covered by Cash and not the other way around, with Hurt that makes two that JC owns.
I watched a chris Cornell interview once that talked about this. He actually wrote this song for Cash , and covered it himself also. JC wrote i am the highway for Chris. He said not many people knew about the great friendship they had
Check out Temple of the Dog's Say Hello To Heaven for your ballad Lex.
Yes! This would be a great similiar feel!
I second this!! But the live version from like 91-92
That's the one.
Such a masterpiece
I'd highly suggest trying The Day I Tried to Live by Soundgarden! Totally my fav by them.
Agreed!!! 👌💯
I love Lex’s smile when she hears a badass guitar riff!🤘
Her enjoyment of the song vastly increased my enjoyment of this video.
Yes! She is lovely!
check out "call me a dog" from the temple of the dog album...awesome ballad type song from him.. also same album.. "all night thing"
Lex would like Chris' cover of "Nothing Compares 2 U" if she wants a ballad.
Telling ya, rocker at heart....
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Or Sunshower... essentially anything he does live acoustic is amazing. I think they've already reacted to I Am the Highway, but it's another experience when it's just Chris and his acoustic on a stage at a smaller venue (definitely sung like a ballad).
Came here to say this.
Or Fell or Black Days. Or Just Like Suicide (acoustic version).
@@davepeesthepool Yes. I was gonna say Sunshower
Very over rated and everyone has reacted to it.
Every time I hear this song, it triggers memories of playing "Road Rash" back in the day.. lol..
Whenever I hear the end of Rusty Cage I expect it to be followed by the beginning of Outshined. Probably because I’m old enough to remember buying this album on TAPE when it first came out. I still have it somewhere…
If you want to listen to Chris doing a ballad you should listen to When I'm down live at the troubadour in 2010
Yeeeeessss
Totally agree!!! Love that song!!!
That entire concert is fire!
He does sing a Prince song “Nothing Compares to You”. Just him and a guitar
I think thats the best cover of any song that I have ever heard in my life....
Rysty Cage was a total game changer - a transition from "popular" alt-rock/grunge to a much heavier area.......truly trend setting. The drums on this album is just epic....
Actually, their heaviest music was in the late 80's with two or three albums, I forget how many exactly, but they were hard, hard thrash........I hated them honestly........I couldn't find any redeeming qualities in those albums.
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I loved going up to Seattle to watch them in the 90’s, great shows
Temple of the Dog. Say hello to Heaven. Chris Cornell’s best vocals! 🔥🎸
I always thought, this was the most aptly named band, ever. I had no idea, that Soundgarden, was a musical statue in Seattle. I didn't understand or appreciate it's regional significance. Despite, frequent visits. This didn't deminish my respect, for the band's name. It enhanced it. It personalized it. It became tribal, and relevant. I loved it even more. I loved the nuance, the ornimentalism, I loved the textures, it's counterpoint. There was a lot of N.W. creativity, making the rounds then. Portland, and Seattle, both had booming scenes. Seattle gets slightly more rain, then Portland; Yet, we're brothers. We've always been brothers. I new of Soundgarden, for years before seeing them. I saw that name many times, on flyers, yet never saw them. The Melvins, Tad, Mudhoney, that was "grunge." Frequent Satyricon, fodder. So were the "Accused, Poison Idea, the Detonators." Lots of great punk rock. I saw Soundgarden for the 1st time on the Loud Love tour. "Voivod," opened. One of my favorite bands. I was blown away, yet that was the only time, I saw Chris sing, live. I became his biggest fan. As a singer, it was Chris that I would sing along with the most. Great training. I really miss Chris. I really miss Soundgarden. I miss the Era. It was a part of me, a great part. A great era.
That slow part is one of the meanest, heaviest riffs ever. Never fails to hit hard. \m/
Never fails bro! Never!
“Call me a dog” Temple of the dog- might be somewhat closer to what you’re looking for.
Johnny Cash loved this song so much, that he did a version of it.
Fun Fact: this song was one of the 1st Licensed songs on a video game, it was on Road Rash in 1994 & also was later featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas but in both the song was short & stopped before the breakdown.
The Soundgarden you need to listen to next: Nothing to Say, Fell on Black Days, Beyond the Wheel. Chris Cornell you need: Seasons, Nearly forgot my broken heart. Then more Audioslave is a must!
Shadow of the Sun by Audioslave is a must.
"Head Down" and "4th of July"
After all of the fluff of the 80's, you can imagine how deeply we drank up Soundgarden. I was 21 when this album came out and all of us were ready and waiting for music to go into this direction.
Great reaction. Check out Johnny Cash's version of this same song. Hard to believe this song could be made into a country tune, even harder to believe that Johnny would do such a great job, that I almost feel this song was meant to be his. It'll blow your hair back kids!
Cheers!
This is a cover of Johnny Cash....you knew that though, right?
@@Laurikiwi This song is NOT a cover of Johnny Cash. Cornell has talked about how he was asked by Johnny's people about a cover of Rusty Cage and he was fine with it but had no clue how he'd make it work for a country song.
@@Laurikiwi Wrong. Chris Cornell is the songwriter. It was released on Badmotorfinger in 1992 before Johnny Cash made his 1994 comeback. Johnny's cover, chosen by producer Rick Rubin, was released on Unchained in 1996. Johnny's backing band is Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. In the Unchained liner notes, Johnny says he doesn't really know what the song is about. He was nominated for the best country vocal Grammy for this cover.
@@Laurikiwi Johnny Cash did the cover version. It was on his 1996 album "American II: Unchained" album. There were 14 songs on the album and 11 of them were covers.
I'd like to suggest Soundgarden's "Limo Wreck" from Superunknown. Rarely played on radio and underappreciated IMO. Interesting time signatures, classic down tuned grunge guitar, amazing vocals as you'd expect. I played the crap out of this song at my local beer bar.
You gotta listen to 2 songs from that same album “Slaves & Bulldozers” & “Searching With My Good Eye Closed”......2 of the most amazing vocal performances ever put to tape
Yes!!
That voice will always be iconic and memorable...R.I.P Chris Cornell
"I'd like to hear Chris Cornell sing a ballad." Check him out singing "Nothing Compares 2 U". Pretty ballad-y.
These guys are much better than most as far as reaction videos go. Some really good insights on songs Ive known my whole life.
Brad: I thought you liked when the music breaks and changes up
Me thinking to myself: Don’t worry, it’s gonna happen
Their song Spoonman is LIT, I highly suggest that be the next Soundgarden!
I used to see the real spoonman playing his spoons at the Freemont Solstice Festival and other street shows around Seattle.
@@christhompson2006 I used to see forkwoman and knifekid jammin at the dish 🤓
Cornell's ability to transition from full voice to falsetto has always been amazingly effortless. What an exquisite talent he had!!!
YEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! I love this whole album! So effing good!! Enjoy!🤘🏻🇨🇦
I think Cornell was at his Zenith in the earlier days with the release of Ultramega Ok and Louder Than Love. 88 through 90. Songs like loud love, big dumb sex, hands all over, flower, get on the snake. Going back farther with the release Screaming Life.
Road Rash and soundgarden ...the perfect mix ...R.I.P ...one of the greatest voices ever in rock
The since of speed was insane in that game especially on the fast bikes
"All Night Thing " by Chris in Temple of The Dog. Or "Seasons" from the movie, Singles, soundtrack. Two super cool ballads for you Lex.
There's not a bad track on the whole Badmotorfinger album. On a side note, Johnny Cash does an awesome cover of Rusty Cage, definitely worth a listen.
Yes! More Soundgarden! More Chris Cornell! Everyone should check out the Johnny Cash cover of this song!
Love Soundgarden but the Johnny cash version is epic!
@@themojoslide when the electric guitar kicks in and he gets heavy too. Damn! Something about the way he talks the lyrics too, almost like he's telling a story.
@@themojoslide further to this. I saw a Cornell interview that after the Cash version came out people called him up saying how amazing the lyrics were, that they never noticed before.
Grunge is sloppier than heavy metal because its really heavier chaotic punk rock music. It's good! I was teenager when grunge took off in the early '90s. It's like Black Sabbath playing punk rock music jaja.
Cornell's a hell of a ballad singer too. "When I'm Down" from his first solo album is my favorite, but a lot of people will go to bat for his vibey slowed-down versions of "Billie Jean" or "Nothing Compares 2 U"
Back in the day, this track was the featured theme on a video game called Road Rash. There have been many versions of the game Road Rash, but the release on the 3DO platform played this song while you played, and at the menu. It became burned into my brain. Which was fine, I love Sound Garden and Chris Cornell. RIP Chris.
YES! Saw this, and it was the fastest I've ever clicked and grabbed my headphones.
Lex, if you want a ballad from Cornell, check out All Night Thing and a rarely mentioned song called Two Drink Minimum.
Chris doing "say hello to heaven" should be next.
CC is my all time favorite singer. Probably saw them more than any other band. Can't even tell you how many times this song made me feel better in some way.
Soo jealous. We never did get to see them...never will. It honestly hurts a little.
watching Chris perform live was one of the great pleasures in life , absolute genius .
This song has some complex time-signatures. I mean _really_ complex. I once had to sit down and really focus on counting the last part. And even the bridge before the slow part alternates between 7 and 9. But they just make them sound so groovy most of people wouldn't even notice.
Chris Cornell ballards - Like a stone or Nothing compares to you
Anything this man has done is amazing, frankly.
Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, Temple Of The Dog, Audioslave... All of it. Dig in!
The best band to come out of the whole Seattle Grunge scene!
When I'm down is the best song , it's pure Cornell
Awesome. Other good songs from Soundgarden are Spoonman, She likes surprises, The day I tried to live, etc. The list goes on.
I always thought the cage was a metaphor for him feeling like he’s trapped cause of depression. The cage is rusty cause he’s been suffering from the depression for so long. But he feels like he may be able to escape the cage at the current moment. I’d also recommend Seasons by Chris Cornell, it’s a ballad Lex. Great reaction guys 🙋🏻♀️👏🏼👍🏼🙌🏼💜🇨🇦
Now you into the top shelf stuff!!
You should hear Chris Cornell sing Ave Maria. Amazing doesn't even begin to describe it. Maybe do the reaction closer to Christmas. RIP Chris Cornell.
Oh Lex you MUST listen to Chris sing Sunshower. It's a song he did solo for the movie Great Expectations.
If you want to hear Chris sing a ballad check out his cover of the song "Nothing Compares 2 You".
Matt Cameron just doesn't get the credit he deserves, his drumming is on fire!
I'm telling y'all listen to "the day I tried to live" by these guys, it's hauntingly beautiful. It sounds like a song you would hear during the end credits of an action packed psychological thriller.
"Sunshower" from the movie "Great Expectations" is a good Cornell ballad.
And his Sinead O'Connor version or Prince's "Nothing Compares To You" will make you tear up.
If anyone loves Cornell you'll love big wreck. Their singer is the only 1 I've heard who has the same range and pitch. Live st suhr they showed how epic they are live too. Please give them a try.
Also keep up the epic videos. Love your reactions. Lex always moving around enjoying it. Brad concentrating on lyrics and you're a hard man to please but when you smile and admit a song is good it's brilliant👌😂
You should check out "Slaves & Bulldozers" from the same album.
Chris mixing Metallica one with U2 one gives me chills. Also his Version of Nothing compares to you.
Damn guys you just had a KILLER RUN of some amazing music !! So many good reactions dropped today! This is why yours is my favorite reaction channel now !
When they opened for GNR in Paris back in '92 was great, such a great show!
This is the song that made me a Soundgarden fan!!
Early 90's seen "sound garden" in Pensacola FL. At the "night owl". The most packed pit I've ever been in. One of the most memorable nights in my teenage years.
For that ballad…Chris’s voice never sounded more pure and beautiful than on “Sunshower” from the Great Expectations soundtrack
Yes! It’s such a beautiful song.❤️
Chris Cornell does a cover of Billie Jean, it’s really good
if you want to hear Chris Cornells full vocal range at his best listen to him sing Beyond the Wheel live
Funny you mentioned mario, this song was pretty much the first song to released for a computer game called road rash about racing bikes. The band was hired to create the music for the game.
Good to see you doing more Soundgarden. I'd recommend Limo Wreck and Beyond the Wheel. The former might be of particualr interest to Brad as he likes to dive into lyrics and there's a lot to unpack with that one...
Limo wreck is absolutely one of my favorite Soundgarden songs. Lyrics are masterful and Cornell's singing is so powerful.
Good call.
I feel like Lex would really like “Hands All Over”
Chris Cornell does a solo ballad called Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart. I like it.
Yes! That's off "Higher Truth" (2015). I like "Murderer of Blue Skies" off that same album.
As hope and promise fade is a great tune that shows of his voice in a bluesy way
Nothing Compares 2 U - his cover is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! RIP Chris 🖤
Saw them opening for Danzig, at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, and I was hooked. Hands all over, was the opening song to their set!, try "Fell on black days"
Opening for Danzig? Ok.
That’s like when Hendrix opened for the monkees or VH opening for Sabbath.
Unusual pairing.
I’m jealous lol
Try out "nothing compares to you". Yes, originally performed by Sinead O'Connor. Written bi Prince.
i feel like whenever lex pops we're having a good time lol. brad stiff as a board... loosen up bruh!
I love that you two watched this track! Love this song!
5:48 Checkout "Seasons" from the Singles soundtrack. Just Chris and acoustic guitars - f'n beautiful! #CouchGang
Two drink minimum/hope and promise fade is Chris at his finest. Miss you Chris.
Audioslave - I am the Highway is a great song that Chris Cornell sings.
Glad you listened to this one. It’s like you were talking about the other day, just listening to the more popular grunge songs, this is more Soundgarden than what you’ve heard before
Y'all will LOVE the Johnny Cash cover of this!
Almost a bluegrass version 😳👍
You need to listen to Temple of the Dog. "Alnight thing, Say Hello to Heaven. Four walled World, Reach Down, Hunger Strike, Wooden Jesus." There isn't a bad track on that album. One of the best ever recorded.
SOUNDGARDEN'S VERSION OF "INTO THE VOID" BYE BLACK SABBATH WITH THE LYRICS BEING CHANGED FROM A LETTER WRITTEN BY "CHIEF SEALTH" TO THE "WHITE SETTLERS" IN THE PUGET SOUND REGION OF WASHINGTON STATE (BEFORE IT WAS A STATE)IS A MUST!👍✌❤🤘
First time i heard this song was on a game called "road rash"... such killer game that introduced so many awesome bands such as sound garden to me.
Was just thinking that. I was trying to remember the name of the game.
“When I’m down” is my favorite from Chris Cornell highly recommended!!
There are several slower more 'intimate' songs by Chris Cornell: Seasons, Sunshower, Say hello to heaven, Call me a dog, Nothing compares 2 U. I think Lex would love them all, as most of us do.
This song was in the videogame Road Rash... it got imprinted on people's brains when they played it!
My first concert was Soundgarden opening for Guns N' Roses. I think most people were there for GNR but EVERYBODY left a fan of Soundgarden. They were phenomenal.
You guys should check out the song Outshined. Rip Chris Cornell thanks for your unbelievable talent you left us way too soon 🙏
Chris Cornell has an Acoustic album. There are some ballads on it. It’s called Songbook! Great songs-
1 As Hope and Promise Fades
2 I am the Highway
3 Thank You
4 Fell on Black Days
5 Doesn’t Remind Me
One of the greatest rock singers or singers in general.
I love the end part of this song. It's like Grungy Blues.
This WHOLE ALBUM is f'n CLASSIC!
🤘❤🇨🇦
Good shit that slow section heavy af
My God, that voice!!!
🙏 ✌ ❤ 🎶 🌎 👏 Chris
Such amazing bass & guitar tones!
This song was part of Road Rash video game on Playstation 2. Motorcycle racing to Soundgarden.