Vocal Coach REACTS - Chris Cornell 'As Hope And Promise Fade' (Two Drink Minimum)
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- This Song's lyrics somehow become more powerful in an acoustic setting. A once-hidden track originally released under the name 'Two Drink Minimum' , As Hope And Promise Fade has become a fan favourite!
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No more than two Chris Cornell songs away from crying...
I ask myself how could I be so affected by the life/death of someone I didn’t even know personally? Then I remember how many times his music touched my soul and I understand the reason why he'll always be part of my life...
Ab-so-lutely nailed it. Whoever said it.
I feel the same way .
Pienso y siento lo mismo.
The greatest rock vocalist ever! Fight me!
Chris Cornell, Robert Plant, David Draiman, and then a BIG dropoff til you get to the next one.
@@tolo4u2c Layne Staley
There's always a handful of people that belong in the greatest (whatever). He's on that list, but I think Freddie Mercury is at the top.
@@CG-vn8iy Freddie is just the best vocalist period, not just in Rock
for me, it's Chester. They're all unique and wonderful in their own way :)
Chris is my favorite male vocalist. I had never heard this before. I'm thankful to hear it now.
I'm close to crying. A total masterpiece. I love this.
That whole sound check at "Walmart " is EPIC. There's at least 6+ songs. A haunting reminder of how good he was.
It's such a shame many don't even know him, he is the greatest ever musician in my opinion.
I agree, the camera was f***** annoying. But damn Chris "was" amazing...
Chris Cornell became a god post Soundgarden. I will not debate this. His 2011 Album songbook of all his songs, done live acoustically, cemented him as the greatest lead vocalist ever in my opinion. When you strip away the band, and his voice stands alone with just the soft touch of the acoustic guitar, he soars to unimageable heights.
Chris had a unique voice, with a texture like no other. When he sings, he speaks directly to my soul. We lost an amazing artist. 😥
His tone effects the soul. Out of all his talents, the power, the range, the vibrato, the distortion, his tone is what makes him untouchable. IMO of course.
Everytime I can hear Chris' voice... Man... I swear, my heart starts cry. Fortunatelly We can still hear him.... Thanks, Ken... For every single one of your videos...
We miss Chris so much. It still hurts really hard.
I'm never more than two notes away...from crying 🖤
I miss Chris so much! We lost one of the greatest. 😥
Ken Ken Ken please do When I’m Down live at the Troubadour. It’s my all time favorite live performance of anyone ever! Goosebumps guaranteed! 🙂 You obviously know so much about music and vocals and could get super technical but you listen with your heart and it’s a wonderful balance ❤️
More Chris please! Please do When I’m down. If this gives you feels that will slay you 🙂
Ken Ken Ken! Time for more Chris! When I’m Down live at the Troubadour. It’s my favorite ever and I just love and respect your reactions and am still dying for you to react to this! Beth Roars finally did and I never saw her so speechless!🙏 🙂
Also I’ve seen multiple vocal coaches argue about if he’s a tenor or baritone? Most say baritone. Why do they not agree? If you are a vocal coach isn’t it something everyone would agree on? Please school me Ken!!!!!
Such a good suggestion.
It is genuinely sad to hear him sing these songs considering he is not with us anymore. I saw him in an acoustic set a year before his passing where he had requested that no alcohol he permitted during the concert. During the concert he explained a lot of the reasons why, you really felt for him. What a great man, a great voice and great talent. Miss you man.
I had never heard this song until today and it brought me close to tears. Especially poignant in respect of what happened. Peace and love, Chris.
This dude is and was the standard.
Chris Cornell had so many layers to his voice . I could never get tired of listening to him.
Listen to anything from "Songbook" if you liked this, just Chris and his guitar. I was lucky enough to see him tour for this album in Detroit, Dec. 4 2011. He was set up just how you see him here. Unassuming, no rock star shit. Just a big persian rug, surrounded by guitars. He was wearing a white t-shirt and jeans. Opened with "What's so Funny Bout Peace, Love and Understanding." He interacted with the crowd by telling a few brief stories in between songs. I have seen a lot of concerts in my life. Including Soundgarden at Lollapalooza but never a lead singer doing their thing alone, no one backing them. And you're right, the connection with him and the crowd, just a man, his voice and guitar was amazing. It was so personal (and more endearing if that's even possible) to hear him sing songs I've heard before without the extra noise of the other instruments hiding him. You could hear more of the power, pain and nuance that make him who he is. It was only a few years later we lost him, in Detroit of all places. I almost went to that concert as well but life got in the way. I wish I had gotten to see him one last time. I miss you old friend.♥️
Yes, I love the Songbook version of this song even more- it's much more raw, if that's possible! Makes me cry too much though.
Chris mentioned in interviews that just as he had to make adjustments in his technique to get the best range as he got older, he had found that reflecting emotional feelings became easier and more natural to do! The GOAT of rock singers past present and most likely the future! At his prime he had no limits, ability wise! The Stevie ray Vaughn of singers, being able to physically match his abilities with his emotions, seemingly effortlessly
Your reactions on Chris Cornell are amazing. It touches me so to see how it touches you. Thank you
Chills all over.. What a masterpiece ❤️
Chris Cornell was on a complete next level.....from anyone!!
Well, I'm in tears..I'm 12 years sober from alcohol..and I know exactly what Chris meant with the 2 drinks away from crying...Now I have to listen to a happier song..By the way, I love your comments about Chris Ken!,, Keep it up!
Thank you SO much for doing a Chris Cornell review!! I love him so much. He is one of the only celebrities that I have cried for when they passed.
He's an Artist, Musician
Chris is the best vocalist ever
I love and miss Chris so much and I'd never heard this before. I'm not crying you're crying.
Thanks to whoever suggested this and thank you for reacting to it
You should react to his daughter Lily Cornell Silver singing A.IC. black gives way to blue. She has a beautiful voice!
OMG yes! Great suggestion. A very subdued, yet flawless performance.
Definitely has dad's magnetism.
Yes! She has some of her Dad’s expressions. Beautiful voice.
Hi, can you do a video of “When I’m Down” by Chris Cornell live at the troubadour? Thank you!
This is vocal sorrowing at it's finest.
Wow. Another amazing reaction to an amazing song, and please remember we're here for your reaction and commentary. We could always go watch the video by itself if we didn't want what you offer.
3 years late to finding this when searching for a reaction to Nothings Compares to You. This and the reaction to Nothing Compares to you are two of the best reaction videos I’ve seen on here. Really well done and will be following.
You gotta do Temple of the Dog Hunger Strike after this, Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam
Yes please!!!!! My two favourite rock vocalists ever.
Please another song besides Hunger Strike man. Wooden Jesus, Pushing Fowards Back, Call me A Dog. A little variety goes a long way.
That one has been done to death already
@@jamescotner2459 Call Me A Dog!
His cover of Nothing Compares to You is amazing.
Wide awake acoustically by him is another song that will make you go holy poop. Everytime I saw him live, I was left amazed and I never got that with other artists. He was just always on and living in that moment. Even the little quick stories in-between songs had that wow feeling.
This man and his music soothed me and saved me so many times. I hope he knew and knows how many people like me felt we weren't alone because of his songs and the gift of himself he gave to us. I will never not be sad he's gone but i am thankful we still have his songs to get us through.
I miss him so much. He was so talented! RIP.
Que bueno encontrar, la misma gente que siente en el cuerpo la voz de Chris Cornell...un genio.
You remind me of Conan O'Brien. Easy sub. Keep doing what you're doing. I can really connect with your reaction.
Very much at top of my fave rock vocalists along with Chester.
Chris voice is heavenly r.i.p 💔💔💔💔
I subscribed! This man was so beautiful in very way. I close my eyes as tears well up. I've been a long time fan. Something the younger people of this generation need to appreciate. "No one sings like you anymore." RIP Chris. Always & forever.
This man and his voice didn’t need 15 different camera angles.
What an emotionally complex gentleman. Hindsight's 20/20, but so many of his lyrics now sound like desperate pleas for help... Tell your family and friends how much they mean to you, every chance you get. While listening, Chris Stapleton's 'Sometimes I Cry' came to mind. Would love to hear Stapleton cover some Cornell material. I believe he'd do it justice. Be Blessed, SIR!
I don't see them as pleas. He had access to resources.
I think he dealt with it for a really long time, trying to find relief wherever he could drugs, alcohol, family. Mostly through music.
He was close to that point between Euphoria Mourning and Audioslave.
He seemed worn down and he definitely was on some sort of drug for the few months before his death. He was way out of it, during live performances.
Perhaps his go to solaces weren't working very well anymore.
No one will know for sure.
Your reactions are the best when listening to Chris songs. Your cheeks get red, so cute!
love can't stop these lonely tears from falling.
I never knew Chris personally and I never met him but damn I miss him. RIP Chris Cornell no one sing like you anymore.
First, thanks so much for reacting to Chris' music. It's all amazing. You should check out his cover of Billie Jean, unless you already have and I've missed it somehow. OH, and the live version of his "When I'm Down" is one of the greatest vocal performances ever!
Why do some people feel this (like me) when Cornell sings, but some don't? I often wonder...
Eh? I don't know. Some people have no sould.
Chris had such a unique voice RIP react to “The Promise”
Thank you ♥️
Chris is baring his innermost soul of souls in this haunting tune ...you can taste the mist of emotion that surrounds him..I wept and I will weep again ,for this beautiful ,talented unassuming human .
LISTEN TO “BEYOND THE WHEEL” SOUNDGARDEN, ONE OF HIS ALL TIME BEST LIVE PERFORMANCES
Please do when I’m down live at the troubadour!!!
Chris ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just watch a mojo thing. Songs that make you feel more now. They had like a stone. I say this one should have been the song. I went straight to this song and found you. This would have been my pick.
I like your channel for sure too.
Love your videos and professional insight.
Heartbreaking...beautiful.. real.....etc........
Chris's voice is to Chris as Stevie's guitar is to Stevie... God, I truly miss this man!
Man... Mentioning those two gifted talents in the same sentence. Man, you suck AND thank you, if that makes sense.
Awesome!
I love this one...🖤
Where's the "love" reaction button when you need it?
Beautiful performance. Period.
❤️❤️❤️
I believe everything Chris says.
The best! Miss you Chris!
WOW!!! That sums it up! Wish he was still here….💗
Thank you for doing this video. One of his most emotionally moving performances. And thank you for such an honest reaction.
Your reaction videos of this artist make me discover how great he was with this warm voice. Thanks Ken.
This is the best non-country honky-tonk song I’ve heard. Ever.
My favorite Cornell solo song. Just so much emotion and his voice is just so powerful. Thanks for the video 😊
I listen to his voice body and soul. Such a beautiful sound. So heartbroken 😞
I was blessed to have seen him twice Audioslave and solo acoustic show...wish I could have seen him with Soundgarden. I take both anytime then nothing. RIP Chris
Loved your reaction! really supprised that not more people have reacted to this performance thou, and i agree on the camera angles, also closed my eyes first time i saw this XD
Such a great video. This is such a great track and somehow no one knows about it. Great video brother.
when i heard miley singing it on the tribute concert i couldn't believe it. Such undiscovered gem of a song
Thanks babe my husband brought me here now im hooked on this channel
Seether - Rise above this!! I PROMISE you will not be disappointed 🥳🥰😍 I’ve been asking for months and I’ll keep asking 🥲🙂
Great song choice to react to! Loved it. And totally hear ya on the video cuts! Lol
Ken this is the first time I've really seen you be close to speechless
The power of Chris. BTW, Ken was equally stricken reacting to another Cornell performance, his cover of “Nothing Compares to You.” Yet another that hits like a gut punch is his harrowing “I am the Highway” with Audioslave. Bracing stuff.
@@grungemusicfan thank you for that mate, I will check out Ken's review of Chris' cover of Nothing Compares To You right now. Far out I miss Chris so much
The editing of video has destroyed the magnitude of this performance. Chris Cornell doesn't need all these fancy fading shots. Point one camera at Chris and you're done.
Please do a reaction video to his performance at The Troubadour singing "When I'm Down". It's probably his greatest live performance ever.
Chris Cornell had so many "greatest live performances", its hard to put one over the other
You should react to Chris Cornell singing Patience...it gives you goosebumps all the way through the song!
Good timing, I just downloaded some Audioslave today, and a bit of CC never hurts the ears!
Lovely song. He was just so so good. The camera movement in this video is insane.Who decided to keep all that motion in there
When you listened to the song you had that look I. Your eyes it was almost as powerful as the song it to me.
Awesome review!! Check out his song When I’m Down if you can it’s another masterful performance from Chris.
I understand
👌🙏
Thanks a lot for your great reaction videos - I really love them. Therefore: I subscribed...
RIP to Chris Cornell as the greatest singer of the 90s.
The voice of seattle!
It's very funny to watch the way you look at Chris, actually nice
Brilliant move going after this performance. I'm hoping someone will react to their surprise reunion warmup show under the anagram name "Nudedragons" where he sings an unsingable song called "Beyond The Wheel" from the early days of 1980's Soundgarden and nails it at 50 something.
Would love to see you react to Tamino esp Indigo Night, and Habibi. What a range! Love your channel, thank you.
The only rock singer in the same league as Freddy Mercury. I loved his voice and his lyrics and I miss him every day.
just no no no comment. Its amazing
😕🥲. Greatly missed.
You need to react to The HU from Mongolia. Wolf Totem, Yuve Yuve Yu, Shireg shireg they are the coolest awesomest band in the world and if you ever have an opportunity to see them live take it.
You also need to react to Batzorig Vaanchig from Mongolia he is incredible.
It's all about a feeling. Trust your gut. If you can't relate, retire while you're young.