I'm a sucker for nostalgia but this trope is being abused of every band, movie, artist, or photographer or whatever being underrated and a hidden masterpiece when it's a band as WILDLY popular as Soundgarden who I was sick and tired of hearing over and over on the radio and MTV.
Imagine watchin Chris do ALL that, put out that kinda energy...you'd be like... "If I cant catch it with a matching skill in my part......fuck that...Im catchin this magic!"💪🪨⭐️
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369 have you seen the clowns of today's music. No wonder people are shocked when they see a real musician like Grunge. Also Rap is not music
Dude accidentally picked up Shaq’s bass strap backstage and just went with it And holy fuck every time I see Matt Cameron playing I am blown away. Incredible confidence and ease in playing those parts, and they aren’t easy to pull off.
yeah exactly, and he looks so fucking cool doing it! I saw someone else in the comment section of Lollapalooza same year call him a praying mantis wielding a bass guitar lol
Ive seen SG over 25 times up and down the East Coast..These early 90's were so savage with BMF being played and The Temple stuff with PJ. Fucking brilliant and insane times.LoudLove
Yes, I agree. The music obviously, but look at the people. The 90’s were a different time. There is a camaraderie amongst the crowd and there is no one recording on their smart phone. Just a crowd experiencing something that will never be again.
This is such a jaw dropping performance: intense, wild and strangely beautiful. I was there as a very young man and this captures the mood., the energy, the rain and the sights and smells of not only that day in The Netherlands but of that era. Suddenly I felt 31 years younger. I think the early 90's were the last great blast of rock music with real value. This performance more than stands the test of time.
How blessed us 90 kids were. I cut my teeth in the moshpits of Soundgarden and their grunge brothers and sisters before mobile phones and social media took over. Look at that crowd and how the band feed off that energy! Helps when you're fu*king musical beasts like Soundgarden. We miss and love you Chris. Thanks for sharing your gift with the world . ❤
These phones and social media ruined a lot of things. You’re right, the authentic energy in that crowd just doesn’t seem to happen today. Everything seems so fake.
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782i disagree on your opinion on Alice In Chains. All members of the bands were amazing musicians, too. Mike Inez composed amazing bass lines for Jar of Flies and Tripod. Sean Kinney is a technical, precise drummer. Mike Starr played memorable bass lines from Facelift to Dirt.
music was really amazing at this point: Hip-hop was coming into it's own, metal was at full peak. Alternative had gone overground. The energy was real. not sure whats happened.
One of the only times in history where all genres we're producing top notch music, rap was great back then, grunge, and alternative were at their peak, experimental was thriving. Metal was also great at the time. Now rap has become generic autotune crap that's barely rap, rock has mostly become pop music with instruments and no one appreciates alt/ experimental 😪
Plenty of legendary rock groups throughout the years played their best shows high or sideways. Bands like The Doors or The Stooges most certainly weren't sober for their best performances.
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@jhonyterranova53 What are you talking about? This is Soundgarden. Your opinion on Matt with PJ doesn't matter. Anyway, he's still PJ"s drummer and he's phenomenal...my opinion😁
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782 holy shit I forgot I even Left this comment thank you so much for leaving this reply and letting me know it’s blown up with 300+ likes 🙏🏻 RIP Chris
When Chris Cornell looked like a beautiful Jesus It's good to show the public, a whole era seriously. When will rock make a come back in the mainstream??? We need new rock bands, with energy, passion and art I am more than ready for it
They're both lucky to have him. Someone has to replace him though on Soungarden 2014 dates, he had to choose one or the other this time and he picked PJ. Good luck finding somebody to play his parts correctly...
***** Yeah, they got Matt Chamberlain for all the tour dates this year. It's hard, Soundgarden are touring right now to support the 20th anniversary of Superunknown, but Pearl Jam are touring for their new album, and they both are pretty heavy tours that would probably be logistically and physically impossible to coordinate, so Matt chose to go with PJ.
***** I don't know if you're a drummer or not, but a Soundgarden/Pearl Jam/Temple of the Dog tour would absolutely murder him. He's 50 years old now, and it's not like he's playing smooth jazz or anything, it's hard rock and it's very tiring to play an hour long set, let alone a 3 hour long set. With two different bands.
***** Nothing like that, I don't think he likes one band more than the other, he still played with Soundgarden at the two shows this year where they played Superunknown in full and on the Tonight Show, he just can't do both at the same time. He also cited his decision on wanting to still have time available with his family as well.
i keep coming back to watch this a million times. chris’ vocals are insane, the fact he sounds just as good or better live as studio recordings just proves he’s one of the greatest. kim’s guitar work completes this band, matt just plays the drums like no other, and ben is a bass legend and has written some of my favorite SG songs. love this band so much. one of my favorite live SG performances
Choice Soundgarden in their f-ing prime. Cam and Shep are un-f-ing-stoppable. Cornell hits the high notes with full authority. K.T. is always confidently original, no other guitarist like him. Bad ass and worth the watch. Thanks for sharing.
Well you see there was this ancient thing called TV where there was different channels that you would switch Hopi g something good would be on before you could pick what you wanted to watch, I know weird concept but keep with me here so when people switched to a channel that had something like this on it would tell you what you were watching in case you hadn't been watching from the beginning.
@CoomLord-ev3ik Hahaha man your comment mmd I might be a mental wreck, but I sure can tell Tim Commerford and Ben Shepherd apart. It was just a play on words because so many people know Chris for Soundgarden rather than Audioslave. Geez haha "a tiny little band I may have heard of" you don't even know me a bit
@CoomLord-ev3ik If you think so, go with it kid. I don't think you are in a position to speak for anybody but yourself. Referencing one of Chris' other projects by calling his bassist an "Audioslave" is a play on words for me. If you know better, good for you Shakespeare.
+Santiago Marín you them right, is been a magic years for wild music , soundgarden is one of my way of life but pearl jam and aic is fucking great to i'm not good in English but this period been pure no texto or cellular just here for the music fuck its been magic
So fuckin' true. The nineties were a golden age for real rock music played by real musicians. Some of the festival lineups I saw back then were magic, totally unforgettable. Makes me come over all melancholy seeing this. Great days for sure.
+Santiago Marín ... it's called the "i was there" syndrome ... people enjoy more rewatching the show on a two inches screen and tweety speaker rather than LIVING it. In fact there's no LIVING music anymore ... it's all about playback lipsync and fukking dancers and talent-less bunch of fellows put together at xfactor
still in disbelief that this amazing human isn't with us anymore. What a gifted person he was. Long live chris cornell and the beautiful music he shared with all of us
1992 i was 17 years old it was one of the best years of my life i still have great memories of those golden times. Alice in Chains and Soundgarden the best bands of that time but the media choice was Nirvana. Great injustice with AIC and Soundgarden.
Vinter Sorg....Dude come on...I was 20 in 1992...I was a huge Nirvana fan...I also love Soundgarden and like a lot of AIC...but there was no "great injustice" done to Soundgarden or AIC....both bands got critical acclaim, huge fanbases and sold tons of records. Great injustice is bands like Mudhoney or the Melvins never making it huge, while Billy Ray Cyrus does. The media choice was actually Pearl Jam. Nirvana got the most attention because they were the first to break through, had the catchiest tunes and because Kurt was such a presence. They deserved that attention. Soundgarden has and always has gotten a lot of respect, especially by Nirvana fans like me. Nirvana and the guys in Soundgarden were friends, the guys in Soundgarden respected them and were completely blown away when suddenly Nirvana made it through. The attention and glare that Nirvana brought to the genre benefited Soundgarden, AIC and all the other Seattle bands, not to mention alternative music in general and thank goodness for that, since i was pretty damn sick of Vanilla Ice and MC Hammer.
I think its all about what the band did to expose themselves more. nirvana and pearl jam both probably contacted MTV to do the unplugged show that year, and SG perhaps didn't yet want that exposure, or MTV thought their sound is too heavy. it's sad, but MTV has a say on what kids/people will like.
NARKISDUDE Well let's not say Nirvana "contacted" MTV to do MTV Unplugged...in fact, the relationship between Nirvana and MTV was in the toilet because Nirvana was furious at MTV because of their behavior. Nirvana did not want to go to the MTV Video music Awards that September (1993) and MTV threatened them by saying not that they would never play Nirvana videos again, but that MTV would never play *ANY* videos by other groups that Nirvana's management, Gold Mountain represented... MTV's behavior was despicable.
tnx for the info, now I hate these mo'fuckers even more (MTV) other than that, my point was that it's good publicity you know, to have lots of music videos etc., even if it means selling out and at times shorten the length of the song because THEY think its too long. unless you're Justin Timberlake and in that case a 10 minute video is peachy(: ...
God knows how many times I’ve watched this, the bass player somehow still manages to play in amongst all of the moving around. Such a great band, mega in concert.
I dont even know who else played this festival, but just the fact that a young Soundgarden and Pearl Jam played makes it legendary. I wonder how many people there even realized that day the level of greatness they were seeing
Love how Chris gives the finger to the camera guy getting in his face …. Next scene you see both dudes with cameras backing off stage 😂. Like they pissed off God or something. In his own way I guess Chris kinda was …..R.I.P. to one of the best vocalists to ever get up on a stage anywhere and sing his heart and soul out . Damn glad to have been able to see these guys and be a part of this era in music history. Happy 2023 to everyone.🤞✌️
Almost 30 years ago. I gave good memories about it. I was at there. I did not know Soundgarden yet but for me the best performance at the festival. I remember the lighting whe they were playing. I also met a very nice girl there and am still with here today!
The brilliant voice of a rebellious, raw and real generation-everything has a purpose, it's our attachment to things that gets in the way of living Miss you Chris and Thank You for being you! XO
Been Shepherd is fucking awesome, I love the way he plays and performers., He wrote Switch opens Jesus Christ pose, Ty Cobb, By crooked steps, Zero chance, etc. Fucking genius and gets no credit. My favorite bass player of all time.
@@joandrumz3176 I recall Chris Cornell introducing Ben Shepard at the Capitol Theatre in Olympia, WA in 1991. He raved on him and sounded extremely grateful to have him in the band. He was being really modest and almost sounded like he thought Ben was too good for the band saying they were really lucky to have him. Perhaps he never got a lot of mainstream credit, but he got a lot of respect from other members of the band.
I discovered this band only days ago...If only I had discovered it before....Chris he had a fabulous voice...and This band deserves a lot...This guys was amazing.. RIP chris
I actively try not to think that way, because I want to believe in the times I'm living in and make the best of them. But I watch this and it's like, this shit was actually popular, selling records, and having an effect on the culture. And there's not a bunch of twits recording on their phones. And I can't help but feel like I got robbed because I came of age when I did.
And I was there! Amazing how good they where live. Getting to watch Pearl Jam aswell that same year, with Eddie climbing too high up, people where getting worried. Just great...It remained the only live show I saw and will ever see of Chris though...sad. But that great day will stay forever in my heart!
I never saw them live but I was in the sixth grade when this album came out and my older bro brought it home. It changed my life. This era is the pinnacle of rock and roll.
Soundgarden's and Pearl Jam's Pinkpop 92' performances were out of this world amazing. What a great time for music. Side note: Look at the rain puddles creeping in from the sides of the stage, it's a miracle someone didn't get electrocuted.
Its incredible the amount of people that hates pearl jam without reason, the irony is that eddie is the only grunge singer alive, long live grunge and fuck off all the haters
So great! I remember seeing them at Lollapaloosa in 1992 Orlando FL, there was a small hurricane approaching FL we thought the concert might cancel, but it went on. When Soundgarden came on, they were on the second stage (outdoor) and the Tropical Storm force winds were coming from directly behind the stage, blowing all their hair straight at us and with the gray menace of clouds behind them and wind blowing through them and toward us, it felt like we were all being pulled into some kind of vortex, pulling us in with Soundgarden ROCKING us all the way. It was AMAZING. It was a great time to be alive :-) Yeah!
@@BeyondOurSolarSystem of this era they were. I think _Down on the Upside_ is better in the studio because the whole album is a trip. But the dynamic of the sound on that album is like a whole different band than on _Badmotorfinger._ I absolutely love both albums, but for different reasons. Soundgarden were definitely the most artistically ambitious of the grunge bands. I have a feeling that the direction that Soundgarden went is something like what Kurt would've wanted for Nirvana, but with respect to him, I doubt he would've achieved it had he lived a few more years. Chris, Ben, Kim and Matt were/are some trippy artistic mofos.
Yup. The drummer's drummer. Not full of flair or solo's but does shit that astounds the rest of us. Me and my drummer mates (some professional, wealthy and touring) still can't work out some shit he does, particularly end of rearview mirror pearl jam live in NY dvd.
@@sureumm7233uhhh many of us old timers were definitely in one camp or the other. I was definitely Soundgarden over Pearl Jam, kind of like I’m still Black Sabbath over Neil Young. You young people should learn the music you’re talking about before you pop off on the internet and sound stupid.
Chris was a genius. Like many who are gifted, he struggled with depression. He saw his flaws and rarely recognized the talent, always wanting to be better. He definitely did not consider himself a rock God.
Being a 22 year old musician and recording engineer during this time, you can imagine, we were the same age as all these guys, shit, we were these guys and our minds were being blown on a daily basis. Can we ever have a scene like this again?🎉
90's definitely had some balls to it! We're playing our music whether you like it or not! To me 90's is the last BEST decade for Rock music. It's not the musicians fault, it's the industry. I'm confident there are bands in basements, garage's, banging music like this out there. It's a shame the Industry doesn't let this shit through anymore! Cornell was definitely one of the best vocalists of ALL time! Fucking commercialism!
I am not so sure if there are bands out there doing this. Today it's all about, I'll be in a band for 6 months and if we are not playing Madison Square Garden then I'll move on to something else. The fans and industry aren't there to support bands. So band members move on and get on with their life. Or they simply copy another band verbatim. People today are more concerned with making it than the art portion of it.
@@AMetalheadsJourney You're both right, but people like me and otehr ones we are here to play our Music because we love play and listen to Music, not because of "Making it". Sadly, "This world" we see in this old video concert doesn't exist anymore, the world has changed it. Now there is Internet and social web that put out Music.
@@AMetalheadsJourney It also takes work ethic and commitment to make a band work and succeed. That ain't happening with the entitlement generation. Pay your dues? Yeah, right. They all want the contract and Grammy without the sweat.
I say that to my kids when I’ve got the stereo so loud it can be heard a block away ‘I’m playing my music whether my neighbours like it or not’. Because sometimes it just needs to be fvcking LOUD! It’s always something from this era that brings it out of me
Tool, Soundgarden and Pantera were the three best bands of the 90s. I mean i like Nirvana, but IMO they were so far behind the power of Soundgarden and only really rose so high because of Kurt's death
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
love the improv section in the middle. they really know how to bring it down to a low, unsettling growl, and then bring it crashing and screaming back up to the climax. this is soundgarden in their prime!
Watching Soundgarden live was the best concert experience I've ever seen. They rocked the whole crowd in their live performance man. Was @ arena In Hull, Quebec.
+Bajuri Oxa Oh, you should be! I was born in 98, my generation SUCKS, but my dad taught me well, so I got that going for me, Pearl Jam Concert in November was really nice, first time I Headbanged until I got a headache
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted. The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782 Hopefully they'll be releasing some unreleased stuff or postumous album. They evidently have stuff in their vaults. Legal stuff has kept it from being released.
It's a long time ago. Go back the same from 1992 and they were making doo wop. Nobody was making doo wop in the 90s. Times change and kids change. Kids today don't have rock stars. They have rap and streaming. Tik tok, UA-cam, twitch game streaming. That's how they get their kicks today. Just different. If you gave kids back then the ability to easily create videos of themselves to broadcast to the world things would have been way different then too.
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The year was 1992 . We had no idea how lucky we were to have this music 30+ years later That's half my lifetime 😮
For sure dude.. we are lucky to have this music!. I'm 59.. I know!
No fuckin clue.. slave's and bulldozers!
Sorry Lisa..
I'm a sucker for nostalgia but this trope is being abused of every band, movie, artist, or photographer or whatever being underrated and a hidden masterpiece when it's a band as WILDLY popular as Soundgarden who I was sick and tired of hearing over and over on the radio and MTV.
@@whatdothlife4660 you have a good point.. for sure..
The bassist’s strap is lower than my self esteem
He borrowed it from Lou Barlow back in 1988..
@@rickg8015 really? How did you know thats cool though if it was true
LMAO
LOL
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The sound engineers and the camera men deserve a GOLD MEDAL \m/
Imagine watchin Chris do ALL that, put out that kinda energy...you'd be like...
"If I cant catch it with a matching skill in my part......fuck that...Im catchin this magic!"💪🪨⭐️
People have no idea how essential it truly is.
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782 Chris was amazing but this is really noise justified as "outside"
Are they all going to share the one gold medal?
But no one is saying Chris Cornell is playing those killing riffs and singing simultaneously .. what a beast!!
That was Mr. Cornell, truly an ACE
And he wrote most of these as well !!
There is nothing hard about singing and playing guitar at the same time. He’s a professional musician he’s supposed to be competent.
@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369 have you seen the clowns of today's music. No wonder people are shocked when they see a real musician like Grunge. Also Rap is not music
@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369 Yeah its not hard if you are strumming chords. Cornell's playing riffs which tears up a whole arsehole. So stfu
It's incredible how they play so dirty, so freely, it sounds like a drunk jam session, but still it's very tight and kinda organised.
tight but loose, saw 'em last night with NIN. badass as ever.
That's what it's like having Matt Cameron as your drummer.
yeah, it's the drums keeping it together. sometimes chris' vocals kind of annoy me with all due respect.
keeelane why do they annoy you ?
@@andrewbrissart1890 his voice sounds drunk/out of pitch here.
I'm from India and so proud to see an Indian guy like Kim Thayil. He's so underrated and quiet type, and just does his own thing.
but what I'm wandering about is why he is shown like 2 secs in this vid
Kim is a fucking bad ass dude, one of my favorite guitarists
Thayil is a legend among those of us who were around and listening to SG during this time period.
Love this kind of person, he is just doing his job
Legend
Dude accidentally picked up Shaq’s bass strap backstage and just went with it
And holy fuck every time I see Matt Cameron playing I am blown away. Incredible confidence and ease in playing those parts, and they aren’t easy to pull off.
The Tom's are shaking like crazy on most sets I just watched their Seatle return from Europe
There seems to be a very big spider creeping around on the stage with a bass in its hands.
But a very cute one 😏💅
All of them got the crawls at some point during the performance 😂
Those dude in the pits yoking one another... and loving it
It's a Grungenid.
yeah exactly, and he looks so fucking cool doing it! I saw someone else in the comment section of Lollapalooza same year call him a praying mantis wielding a bass guitar lol
There’s something about watching a captured moment like this. The music , the people , the weather and the era.
Lucky they didn’t get electrocuted with the puddles of water on stage
Ive seen SG over 25 times up and down the East Coast..These early 90's were so savage with BMF being played and The Temple stuff with PJ. Fucking brilliant and insane times.LoudLove
Yes, I agree. The music obviously, but look at the people. The 90’s were a different time. There is a camaraderie amongst the crowd and there is no one recording on their smart phone. Just a crowd experiencing something that will never be again.
The 90s were the absolute best ! Especially the early 90s when a new badass album came out damm near each week
@@MF-uo7jgRight on, if only we could have known what a special time we were in back then.
90's probably the last enjoyable decade in human history and I am happy I was part of it
Totally
Amen.
Yes it was.
I miss it more than the 70's.
@@RadhadaniteBabylonian So you got to enjoy both, like me. 🤘
The greatest band of all time, past, present and future.
💯
Jujur biasa ajh,,, mereka hanya ikutan meniru
how the hell can he play his bass like that?!
wangson cause he's badass lol
The way he holds the neck. He strangles it makes it easier to move
he does ! and Good!!
Grunge
Look up derek boyer, har his strap hight in about the same height but also plays alot more technical stuff
Like Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath had a baby.
Yeahhh!
25 years before he killed himself.
@@James-en4cx Dude thats a shit statement. Be ashamed.
FACTS
One of them is like Jim Morisson :) Which?
0:00 Rusty cage
2:55 Jesus Christ pose
6:58 Chris gives the camera the middle finger
8:21 Slaves and Buldozzers
Savage.!! 🔥🔥
rest in peace
God bless you Chris you are the man dude. ❤
thanks for the timin Sorely,issed the band and Chris
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This is such a jaw dropping performance: intense, wild and strangely beautiful. I was there as a very young man and this captures the mood., the energy, the rain and the sights and smells of not only that day in The Netherlands but of that era. Suddenly I felt 31 years younger. I think the early 90's were the last great blast of rock music with real value. This performance more than stands the test of time.
Complete other humans in the 90's. No smartphones in the air, pure party and nothing else. OMG i miss this time
Damn straight.🤘
@@crazyhorse2995damn straight x 2. Those were the days as they say.
How blessed us 90 kids were. I cut my teeth in the moshpits of Soundgarden and their grunge brothers and sisters before mobile phones and social media took over. Look at that crowd and how the band feed off that energy! Helps when you're fu*king musical beasts like Soundgarden. We miss and love you Chris. Thanks for sharing your gift with the world . ❤
These phones and social media ruined a lot of things. You’re right, the authentic energy in that crowd just doesn’t seem to happen today. Everything seems so fake.
These guys just crush it. The best of grunge, IMHO. And the bass player does most of it with his shoelace untied!
Ben
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782i disagree on your opinion on Alice In Chains. All members of the bands were amazing musicians, too. Mike Inez composed amazing bass lines for Jar of Flies and Tripod. Sean Kinney is a technical, precise drummer. Mike Starr played memorable bass lines from Facelift to Dirt.
music was really amazing at this point: Hip-hop was coming into it's own, metal was at full peak. Alternative had gone overground. The energy was real. not sure whats happened.
+Scott smith I agree everything was raw and real in all those genres at the time
$$$$$
Justin Bieber became a thing,unfortunelly.
One of the only times in history where all genres we're producing top notch music, rap was great back then, grunge, and alternative were at their peak, experimental was thriving. Metal was also great at the time. Now rap has become generic autotune crap that's barely rap, rock has mostly become pop music with instruments and no one appreciates alt/ experimental 😪
Pablo Power sad but true..
The fact chris was drunk and still hit those notes is pretty impressive
It gets even more impressive when you find out he was drunk all the time at every concert.
every session they used to drink, so if they weren't drunk it was harder to play
no wonder it sounds like a mess
everyone in this era performed either drunk or high as fuck
Plenty of legendary rock groups throughout the years played their best shows high or sideways. Bands like The Doors or The Stooges most certainly weren't sober for their best performances.
Ben is all over the place with his bass. Makes my back hurt just watching him. They’re all magnificent. R.I.P. Chris
Me too. Hope he has a good chiropractor or PT.
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
Cornell's voice is sick. One of the best vocalists around. Great show. Soungarden is intense.
At first glance, my brain saw "volcanoist" and I thought that sounds about right.
🤟🤟🤟
sorry but he is off very often
7:58 woah
@@mariotessier6987he was drunk a lot when performing, he's drunk here as well
31 years later and the complete show hasn’t surfaced 😫
One of the most legendary performances... pinkpop was still cool. I keep coming back to this
Matt Cameron is a beast on the drums!! They killed this show.
He and Dave Group were the best grunge drummers by far
Yes, but not a pearl jam drummer 🤗🤌😕 sorry
@@jhonyterranova53 What are you talking about? This is Soundgarden. Your opinion on Matt with PJ doesn't matter. Anyway, he's still PJ"s drummer and he's phenomenal...my opinion😁
@@jhonyterranova53you are joking? Matt sounds Very good in PJ, listen The 2000 pinkpop, and you Will see.
Now: Dave Abbruzzese or Matt Cameron on Pearl Jam?
Rip to one of the greatest vocalist of all time..
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782 holy shit I forgot I even Left this comment thank you so much for leaving this reply and letting me know it’s blown up with 300+ likes 🙏🏻 RIP Chris
When Chris Cornell looked like a beautiful Jesus
It's good to show the public, a whole era seriously. When will rock make a come back in the mainstream???
We need new rock bands, with energy, passion and art
I am more than ready for it
@@emmaphilo4049 his music is like a great feeling!..it just rocks!. blows you away?
Can you imagine this took place today, the world would be in a better place
People don't know how to have fun like this anymore. You hit it on the nose. Thanks
@@createwithshortyb727I agree, these times aren’t coming back I’m afraid.
I love Soundgarden. That was a WHOLE lotta hair happening back then.
This is why Soundgarden was the best of the best of the Seattle groups. Raw, powerful and absolutely amazing
somewhere out there someone is practicing day and night and one day they will revive rock n roll once again
It's you baby
Amen to that 🤘
I’m trying my hardest with low support
Uh if still relevant check out Gojira. Give it a chance.
Soon….🤘🏾🎸
How lucky is Matt Cameron?? Plays with two of the best bands ever!
They're both lucky to have him. Someone has to replace him though on Soungarden 2014 dates, he had to choose one or the other this time and he picked PJ. Good luck finding somebody to play his parts correctly...
***** Yeah, they got Matt Chamberlain for all the tour dates this year. It's hard, Soundgarden are touring right now to support the 20th anniversary of Superunknown, but Pearl Jam are touring for their new album, and they both are pretty heavy tours that would probably be logistically and physically impossible to coordinate, so Matt chose to go with PJ.
***** I don't know if you're a drummer or not, but a Soundgarden/Pearl Jam/Temple of the Dog tour would absolutely murder him. He's 50 years old now, and it's not like he's playing smooth jazz or anything, it's hard rock and it's very tiring to play an hour long set, let alone a 3 hour long set. With two different bands.
***** Nothing like that, I don't think he likes one band more than the other, he still played with Soundgarden at the two shows this year where they played Superunknown in full and on the Tonight Show, he just can't do both at the same time. He also cited his decision on wanting to still have time available with his family as well.
I would more state it that they are lucky to have such a talented musician like him;)
i keep coming back to watch this a million times. chris’ vocals are insane, the fact he sounds just as good or better live as studio recordings just proves he’s one of the greatest. kim’s guitar work completes this band, matt just plays the drums like no other, and ben is a bass legend and has written some of my favorite SG songs. love this band so much. one of my favorite live SG performances
Choice Soundgarden in their f-ing prime. Cam and Shep are un-f-ing-stoppable. Cornell hits the high notes with full authority. K.T. is always confidently original, no other guitarist like him. Bad ass and worth the watch. Thanks for sharing.
I keep forgetting which festival this is, thank god that banner keeps interrupting every 2 seconds to remind me.
+465marko lmao
RITE!😂
:D :D :D
Well you see there was this ancient thing called TV where there was different channels that you would switch Hopi g something good would be on before you could pick what you wanted to watch, I know weird concept but keep with me here so when people switched to a channel that had something like this on it would tell you what you were watching in case you hadn't been watching from the beginning.
Fuckin kids think everything was always youtube lol!
That bassist looks like just what a bassist is. A knight for the rhythm. A true Audioslave.
I think he's high on something.
@@aussieboy77 It's the 90's, i'd be more shocked if he wasn't tripping balls on stage
wonder how his back is doing these days lol
@CoomLord-ev3ik Hahaha man your comment mmd
I might be a mental wreck, but I sure can tell Tim Commerford and Ben Shepherd apart.
It was just a play on words because so many people know Chris for Soundgarden rather than Audioslave.
Geez haha "a tiny little band I may have heard of" you don't even know me a bit
@CoomLord-ev3ik If you think so, go with it kid.
I don't think you are in a position to speak for anybody but yourself.
Referencing one of Chris' other projects by calling his bassist an "Audioslave" is a play on words for me. If you know better, good for you Shakespeare.
Chris Cornell was channeling Jim Morrison at 15:30 ... so sad that he is gone. I was fortunate to see him live best concert ever !!!!!
Agree, thought it was Jim for a second
i miss the 90' , no one with those fucking cellphones
+Santiago Marín you them right, is been a magic years for wild music , soundgarden is one of my way of life but pearl jam and aic is fucking great to i'm not good in English but this period been pure no texto or cellular just here for the music fuck its been magic
patrick litalien yes it was a magic era, i miss those days dude.
So fuckin' true. The nineties were a golden age for real rock music played by real musicians. Some of the festival lineups I saw back then were magic, totally unforgettable. Makes me come over all melancholy seeing this. Great days for sure.
+Santiago Marín magic era ... the last one in rock as we know it
+Santiago Marín ... it's called the "i was there" syndrome ... people enjoy more rewatching the show on a two inches screen and tweety speaker rather than LIVING it.
In fact there's no LIVING music anymore ... it's all about playback lipsync and fukking dancers and talent-less bunch of fellows put together at xfactor
Most iconic Pinkpop line-up; Soundgarden, Pearl Jam & the Cult. Honored to have been there.
still in disbelief that this amazing human isn't with us anymore. What a gifted person he was. Long live chris cornell and the beautiful music he shared with all of us
1992 i was 17 years old it was one of the best years of my life i still have great memories of those golden times.
Alice in Chains and Soundgarden the best bands of that time but the media choice was Nirvana.
Great injustice with AIC and Soundgarden.
don´t Forget pearl jam,candlebox and rage against the machine
Vinter Sorg....Dude come on...I was 20 in 1992...I was a huge Nirvana fan...I also love Soundgarden and like a lot of AIC...but there was no "great injustice" done to Soundgarden or AIC....both bands got critical acclaim, huge fanbases and sold tons of records.
Great injustice is bands like Mudhoney or the Melvins never making it huge, while Billy Ray Cyrus does.
The media choice was actually Pearl Jam.
Nirvana got the most attention because they were the first to break through, had the catchiest tunes and because Kurt was such a presence.
They deserved that attention.
Soundgarden has and always has gotten a lot of respect, especially by Nirvana fans like me.
Nirvana and the guys in Soundgarden were friends, the guys in Soundgarden respected them and were completely blown away when suddenly Nirvana made it through.
The attention and glare that Nirvana brought to the genre benefited Soundgarden, AIC and all the other Seattle bands, not to mention alternative music in general and thank goodness for that, since i was pretty damn sick of Vanilla Ice and MC Hammer.
I think its all about what the band did to expose themselves more.
nirvana and pearl jam both probably contacted MTV to do the unplugged show that year, and SG perhaps didn't yet want that exposure, or MTV thought their sound is too heavy. it's sad, but MTV has a say on what kids/people will like.
NARKISDUDE
Well let's not say Nirvana "contacted" MTV to do MTV Unplugged...in fact, the relationship between Nirvana and MTV was in the toilet because Nirvana was furious at MTV because of their behavior.
Nirvana did not want to go to the MTV Video music Awards that September (1993) and MTV threatened them by saying not that they would never play Nirvana videos again, but that MTV would never play *ANY* videos by other groups that Nirvana's management, Gold Mountain represented...
MTV's behavior was despicable.
tnx for the info, now I hate these mo'fuckers even more (MTV)
other than that, my point was that it's good publicity you know, to have lots of music videos etc., even if it means selling out and at times shorten the length of the song because THEY think its too long. unless you're Justin Timberlake and in that case a 10 minute video is peachy(: ...
God knows how many times I’ve watched this, the bass player somehow still manages to play in amongst all of the moving around. Such a great band, mega in concert.
not to mention is shoe lace haha
the fact that cam can do this on that simple of a drum kit is mind blowing
I always come back to this vid. So powerful. RIP Chris
I dont even know who else played this festival, but just the fact that a young Soundgarden and Pearl Jam played makes it legendary. I wonder how many people there even realized that day the level of greatness they were seeing
Love how Chris gives the finger to the camera guy getting in his face …. Next scene you see both dudes with cameras backing off stage 😂. Like they pissed off God or something. In his own way I guess Chris kinda was …..R.I.P. to one of the best vocalists to ever get up on a stage anywhere and sing his heart and soul out . Damn glad to have been able to see these guys and be a part of this era in music history. Happy 2023 to everyone.🤞✌️
R.I.P. Chris Cornell, thanks for the good music
Almost 30 years ago. I gave good memories about it. I was at there. I did not know Soundgarden yet but for me the best performance at the festival. I remember the lighting whe they were playing. I also met a very nice girl there and am still with here today!
Can you imagine that Justin Bieber played at this same concert this year? R.I.P. Pinkpop
The guitar work between Kim and Chris in the intro and then solo section for "Slaves and Bulldozers" is just masterful.
Badmotorfinger came out when I was in high school, it changed my life.... still listen to it regularly....
"HOW NOW BROWN COW? YEEEUUGHRIGHT" is the best lyric in all of grunge
that moment when Kim Thayil's beard plays guitar better than you
He's blowing on the strings, not rubbing his beard on it. Though admittedly I think Kim's beard could shred like crazy
Kim Thayil’s pubes could play better than Kim Thayil
Chris is literally saying the words “Rusty Cage”......
“Drawing Flies”.
Drawing Flies was played before Rusty Cage. They must have put the song title late.
The brilliant voice of a rebellious, raw and real generation-everything has a purpose, it's our attachment to things that gets in the way of living Miss you Chris and Thank You for being you! XO
Been Shepherd is fucking awesome, I love the way he plays and performers., He wrote Switch opens Jesus Christ pose, Ty Cobb, By crooked steps, Zero chance, etc. Fucking genius and gets no credit. My favorite bass player of all time.
My personal fav Never named
@@joandrumz3176 I recall Chris Cornell introducing Ben Shepard at the Capitol Theatre in Olympia, WA in 1991. He raved on him and sounded extremely grateful to have him in the band. He was being really modest and almost sounded like he thought Ben was too good for the band saying they were really lucky to have him. Perhaps he never got a lot of mainstream credit, but he got a lot of respect from other members of the band.
Same, absolute monster musician.
Ben also wrote the criminally underrated "Somewhere".
@@XistoKente yeah that song fuckin rocks
Unbelievable in concert in the 90’s took a few days for your ears to stop ringing. How good were the 90’s great everything !!
I discovered this band only days ago...If only I had discovered it before....Chris he had a fabulous voice...and
This band deserves a lot...This guys was amazing.. RIP chris
Really?
i know it sounds cheesy as hell and all,
but fuck man, i wish i was around for this shit man. i rlly do.
I actively try not to think that way, because I want to believe in the times I'm living in and make the best of them. But I watch this and it's like, this shit was actually popular, selling records, and having an effect on the culture. And there's not a bunch of twits recording on their phones. And I can't help but feel like I got robbed because I came of age when I did.
Billy Bob Thorton's Pet Anchoive cheesy?
I was around and it was ah-mazing. Witnessing literal history being made. We knew it too.... Chris..."No one sings like you anymore"
Not cheesy at all. Great time for music.
And I was there! Amazing how good they where live. Getting to watch Pearl Jam aswell that same year, with Eddie climbing too high up, people where getting worried. Just great...It remained the only live show I saw and will ever see of Chris though...sad. But that great day will stay forever in my heart!
I never saw them live but I was in the sixth grade when this album came out and my older bro brought it home. It changed my life. This era is the pinnacle of rock and roll.
Soundgarden's and Pearl Jam's Pinkpop 92' performances were out of this world amazing. What a great time for music. Side note: Look at the rain puddles creeping in from the sides of the stage, it's a miracle someone didn't get electrocuted.
Epic day indeed. Soundgarden had the rain and the thunderous volume. Pearl Jam had the sun and an energy of a bunch of crazy teenagers. What a year
Pearl Jam ain't good , just stop mentioning
@@paulclalchungnunga2052 lol yeah ok loser
Its incredible the amount of people that hates pearl jam without reason, the irony is that eddie is the only grunge singer alive, long live grunge and fuck off all the haters
@@paulclalchungnunga2052 they’re amazing stop hating
00:00 Rusty Cage
02:54 Jesus Christ Pose
08:22 Slaves & Bulldozers
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Canal do Haroldo ,
wow cool
Canal do Haroldo q
fuck you
Bless you sir.
@@gregcomstock9898 згоден
So great! I remember seeing them at Lollapaloosa in 1992 Orlando FL, there was a small hurricane approaching FL we thought the concert might cancel, but it went on. When Soundgarden came on, they were on the second stage (outdoor) and the Tropical Storm force winds were coming from directly behind the stage, blowing all their hair straight at us and with the gray menace of clouds behind them and wind blowing through them and toward us, it felt like we were all being pulled into some kind of vortex, pulling us in with Soundgarden ROCKING us all the way. It was AMAZING. It was a great time to be alive :-) Yeah!
Soundgarden & Pearl Jam On Pinkpop Fest 1992.
Holy Fucking shit!!!!!
At least there was one good band, aye?
Pearl jam can't hold a candle to Soundgarden!
The drums on Jesus Christ Pose sound so much more powerful than on the studio version..
Way less compression,sooooo much better…
This is definitely a live band. All of these live recordings sounds so much better than the studio cuts.
@@BeyondOurSolarSystem of this era they were. I think _Down on the Upside_ is better in the studio because the whole album is a trip. But the dynamic of the sound on that album is like a whole different band than on _Badmotorfinger._ I absolutely love both albums, but for different reasons.
Soundgarden were definitely the most artistically ambitious of the grunge bands. I have a feeling that the direction that Soundgarden went is something like what Kurt would've wanted for Nirvana, but with respect to him, I doubt he would've achieved it had he lived a few more years. Chris, Ben, Kim and Matt were/are some trippy artistic mofos.
That era for metal & grunge was so damn good & will never be repeated...hail Chris Cornell R.I.P
Chris was one hell of a singer!!! My throat got sore just from watching this !!!
That’s what she said 🤡😳
Matt fucking Cameron, ladies and gents.
Pearl Jam fan fo sho
Yup. The drummer's drummer. Not full of flair or solo's but does shit that astounds the rest of us. Me and my drummer mates (some professional, wealthy and touring) still can't work out some shit he does, particularly end of rearview mirror pearl jam live in NY dvd.
@@sureumm7233uhhh many of us old timers were definitely in one camp or the other. I was definitely Soundgarden over Pearl Jam, kind of like I’m still Black Sabbath over Neil Young. You young people should learn the music you’re talking about before you pop off on the internet and sound stupid.
Along with Bill Bruford he's one of my top drummers!!
Pinkpop🥰"92 that atmosphere the people and the weather and the bands were so Good.
I'll never forget it.
18:35 you know when Axl Rose appreciates your singing you must be one of the greatest voices around
holy shit good eye! Is that really axl?
@@nickyelovich3872 q I believe so, Soundgarden was the opening band for Guns n Roses at the time
5 year old Chris Cornell could sing much much bettet than Assl rose
@@nickyelovich3872 Yes, at Torino 1992 Soundgardenm along with Faith No More opened for Guns n Roses in that tour...
That's mark lanegan of the screaming trees
Imagine being Chris Cornell on that stage. The absolute knowledge of knowing you’re a rock god blowing minds..
and being the hottest man ever
@@silverfckaw shucks😊thanks 🤓🤡🤪
The man suffered from depression.
Chris was a genius. Like many who are gifted, he struggled with depression. He saw his flaws and rarely recognized the talent, always wanting to be better. He definitely did not consider himself a rock God.
No Chris seemed too humble to think that way. Especially in 1992.
Being a 22 year old musician and recording engineer during this time, you can imagine, we were the same age as all these guys, shit, we were these guys and our minds were being blown on a daily basis. Can we ever have a scene like this again?🎉
I wish. Was apart of the Houston music scene in this time and it was alive. Such a great time for music
Not to split dick hairs but they were my age or older in ‘92. I was 25.😅
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@@kevn99 Kurt was born in 67 and I was born in 68 so that's kind of what I was thinking.
90's definitely had some balls to it! We're playing our music whether you like it or not! To me 90's is the last BEST decade for Rock music. It's not the musicians fault, it's the industry. I'm confident there are bands in basements, garage's, banging music like this out there. It's a shame the Industry doesn't let this shit through anymore! Cornell was definitely one of the best vocalists of ALL time! Fucking commercialism!
I am not so sure if there are bands out there doing this. Today it's all about, I'll be in a band for 6 months and if we are not playing Madison Square Garden then I'll move on to something else. The fans and industry aren't there to support bands. So band members move on and get on with their life. Or they simply copy another band verbatim. People today are more concerned with making it than the art portion of it.
@@AMetalheadsJourney true take
@@AMetalheadsJourney You're both right, but people like me and otehr ones we are here to play our Music because we love play and listen to Music, not because of "Making it". Sadly, "This world" we see in this old video concert doesn't exist anymore, the world has changed it. Now there is Internet and social web that put out Music.
@@AMetalheadsJourney It also takes work ethic and commitment to make a band work and succeed. That ain't happening with the entitlement generation. Pay your dues? Yeah, right. They all want the contract and Grammy without the sweat.
I say that to my kids when I’ve got the stereo so loud it can be heard a block away ‘I’m playing my music whether my neighbours like it or not’. Because sometimes it just needs to be fvcking LOUD! It’s always something from this era that brings it out of me
Soundgarden was always the best hardrock band of that era, no question.
Tool, Soundgarden and Pantera were the three best bands of the 90s. I mean i like Nirvana, but IMO they were so far behind the power of Soundgarden and only really rose so high because of Kurt's death
@@NooDLES411911 Yeah, nirvana aren't bad but to be honest they only became THAT popular because of the morbidity around Kurt's dead
@@ximenaarmenta1852 blasphemy
Alice in chains is better
@No One dont play G. Punk yo. Tripping dawg
The bass is tuned to “drop knee”
Love it.
Damn. Damn. Damn. Those drums. That bass. Those guitars. That voice. That voice. RIP- Chris
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
Amen. That voice.
@@vitorkaique5782 "Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together..."? You are either deaf or just plain stupid🙄🧐
Incredible voice
There will NEVER be another Soundgarden but Hard Rock will come back around. Chris Cornell came from a very special, musical, place.
Soundgarden isn't just a "grunge band", it's much much more
❤️🔊
The bass IS UNBELIEVABLE
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
love the improv section in the middle. they really know how to bring it down to a low, unsettling growl, and then bring it crashing and screaming back up to the climax. this is soundgarden in their prime!
Just an absolutely seminal example of Soundgarden being totally Soundgarden. I am speechless. That is rock and roll at its MOST primal.
Slaves and Bulldozers is a monster track...RIP Chris Cornell
6:59 Chris flipping off the camera lmao
This performance always gives me chills. Love love love you Chris and Soundgarden. Forever the best!!
Watching Soundgarden live was the best concert experience I've ever seen. They rocked the whole crowd in their live performance man. Was @ arena In Hull, Quebec.
i lived the 90's and i am happy..fell sorry for 2000's
You got that damned right Bajuri. Music for the majority anymore is shit, at least IMO.
LOL.. i played the 90's music...in 2014..as good music is good music
TooNumb TooFeel soceity sucks too, but that was the same in the nineties
Ralf Römgens LOL. I would take 90's society any day Ralf. Maybe it's just because I'm getting older, but things are even more wacked today.
+Bajuri Oxa Oh, you should be! I was born in 98, my generation SUCKS, but my dad taught me well, so I got that going for me, Pearl Jam Concert in November was really nice, first time I Headbanged until I got a headache
The quality is so good for 92
Missing these guys today...RIP Chris....
Ben Shepard was playing his bass guitar almost like an upright bass. Awesome.
Just wish it was louder.
9:49 the low meister
They were the best rock band of the 90s, and the best of grunge. Alice In Chains was cool because it had Layne Stanlley and today Jerry Cantrell can't hold it together, SoundGarden is one of those bands that with RARELY exceptions ALL the members are top level musicians, just like the Beatles or PinkFloyd, where all the members were talented and multifaceted.
The bassist (Ben Shepherd) is a monster, the drummer (Matt Cameron) is a killer, the guitarist (Kim Thayil) is breathtaking in the tuning and complexity of the riffs, and Cornell sings like a God of Olympus, as well as playing very well, it's a band that has everything in terms of music, composition, chords, sonority, it's like a classical music show where the Maestro is rock n roll.
@@vitorkaique5782 Hopefully they'll be releasing some unreleased stuff or postumous album. They evidently have stuff in their vaults. Legal stuff has kept it from being released.
Very nice guys, I partied with them at a grateful Dead concert in 92. Awesome people
14:53 Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament of Pearl jam in the background
18:35 I think that's Axl Rose of Guns n' Roses in the background
I feel like Axl really liked Grunge bands though Kurt hated him so much
I see eddie and the bassist talking ha thats so cool, thanks for pointing them out man.
6:40 Anthony Kiedis?
Andy Denial I don't see him anywhere.
Andy Denial Dave Abruzesse - Pearl Jam drummer at the time.
To add to it, Soundgarden one of my top 10 Rock bands of all time!! Great performers each and every one of them!!
I feel sorry for everyone who missed soundgarden on this tour, I was lucky enough to catch a few and it was like nothing before or since
There is pretty much no one with the kind of vocal style and ability of Cornell that also rocks the fuck out of the riffs himself.
Ian Thornley
This is where I fell in love with Soundgarden. My top ten, maybe even top 5 of all time.
Man this wasn’t even that long ago. What’s changed? How come music like this isn’t being made anymore? I’m gonna try to bring it back.
Plz do!!!!!!!
Not enough hope or money. Too much nepotism
only 30 years ago. 30 more and you would be watching the Beatles' careers taking off for the first time. Time flies.
It's a long time ago. Go back the same from 1992 and they were making doo wop. Nobody was making doo wop in the 90s.
Times change and kids change. Kids today don't have rock stars. They have rap and streaming. Tik tok, UA-cam, twitch game streaming. That's how they get their kicks today. Just different. If you gave kids back then the ability to easily create videos of themselves to broadcast to the world things would have been way different then too.
I saw them about 9 months after this in Australia. They blew my 14 year old mind. God bless the 90s
It's sad we will never see Soundgarden again.
I put Badmotorfinger on the CD player and didn't stop until i could play the whole thing on drums. What memories.
I saw them twice this year (1992). They had such '90s swag. Ben Shepperd dusting the floor with his bass!! haha