Can you imagine going back in time to 1992 and telling people one day Nirvana's drummer would be joining half of RATM and a member of Metallica to sing a song by supergroup formed by RATM members and Chris Cornell?
He wasn't trying to imitate Chris, he knows that's impossible. He just went up and literally gave the song and crowd everything he had . And that's why he's Dave Motherfuckin Grohl!!!😁🤘🤘🤘
@@mickez3993 with alot of covers I find alot of singers trying to imitate the original artist as opposed to making it their own, but in this instance Dave clearly made it his own.
@@DownMemoryLaneParis hate to say this but I agree... Kurt was the real "rock star". Dave is good, but he's not living life in the edge and never has, like a true rock star
Yeah pretty sure he was sipping some kind of lemon, honey tea concoction next morning - DAMN! Can someone go check on the following? We need them: Dave MF-ing Grohl George Strait Andrea Bocelli .... and Betty White. ;)
It's not actually as high as it seems for a Tenor like Dave, he just does not have much of a technique to do it without shouting the chest mix + the distortion adds more efford, Chris knew how to balance the voice properly that's why it doesn't sound pushed like Dave.
Nice. He'll never live that down...but, in his defense, he returned quickly and played a phukn brilliant show with a broken ankle in Sweden! My hero...punk intended. 🎸🎶✊😄
@@linusfotograf i agree, not hard anyway to find a tone for the band he's playing in now. The virtuosity in INFECTIOUS GROOVES was of a far higher standard.. He came to right way better there.
Is there any way to avoid that tho? Like idk how Chris sounded as good as he did towards the end of his life. I saw him unplugged in like 2013/14 and he was aaaaamazing.
People saying Dave did a OK or decent job when I can think of only a real small list of people who could do it as well as him at 50+. The fact that Dave sounds THIS GREAT at his age even though he has been screaming like a fucking psychopath every show for the last 25 years. Of course, we cannot compare him with Chris 'cause Chris was out of this world. No one sings like Chris Cornell. But Dave didn't do a "decent job". He fucking killed it!
Dave always gives it 100%. He wasn't trying to sound like Chris, he was singing that song the way it needs to be sung. I would love to hear Richie Kotzen sing this song
In my opinion Chris Cornell, Layne Staley and Scott Weiland were some of the most amazing vocalists of their time! Legends of the game and gone too soon.
Yeah Dave is by no stretch of the imagination even half the vocalist that Chris was. But damn, he gives 120% either why and still pulls it off pretty convincingly! Respect!
True but I dont think Dave really even considers himself that great of a singer. But his vocals are perfect for what Foo Fighters and a lot of other styles of music require which is often the case with rock and roll
Dave didn't sing it so well, it's a difficult song to sing. I would be totally off, I would be thrown off stage! But Dave did a good job still. I'm just concerned about his vocal cords. This screaming can't be good for the voice box. I wouldn't mind him singing cleanly.
Richie Kotzen can do a pretty damn good job filling in for Chris - don't know of anyone else who could actually attempt to do seriously other than Richie.
@S I disagree, as well. (I agree w/ you.) Now, for the record, I believe Freddie Mercury was *THE BIGGEST BADASS* to ever grace the stage in his time. He was a fantastic... no, a *LEGENDARY* ... frontman & had the vocal chops to match! But, Chris Cornell, w/ his combined talents / contributions to music, actually SURPASSED Mercury, imo. (Although, man... that Live Aid performance was something out of this world.) See, Fred didn't do so great without Queen (or Brian May's genius) ... ever. None of his solo projects ever caught much traction. Especially when compared to Queen. (Though that isn't really a fair comparison.) However, let's go ahead & use that same unfair comparison for Chris. How did he do working alone? Incredible, you say? Oh, & people were more than "responsive" to his song covers, as well? Like, they were played everywhere? Radio, concerts & concert halls w/ orchestras, benefits, etc? Hmm. How about with other bands? Were those projects *all* successful, too? Yeah? Enough said. Cornell had the Midas touch.
@@redflame4558 i agree with you but I think you overthought it. "VOICE of a generation." By voice alone, I would hand it to Freddy Mercury for basically the 20th century. For the overall impact on musical artists. I think Chris edges him out. Both however, are amazing musical icons that will be remembered forever for being legendary in their own ways.
@@illiji915 No, no... I get it, man. I maybe should've stressed that I simply prefer Chris's voice or varietal vocal range OVER Freddie's. (But, I still absolutely LOVE Freddies voice.) See, I thought that was already super obvious from my reply to @S. HOWEVER, it may not have been. Bcuz, you may not have noticed, but I was replying... to a reply... to a comment. lol So, sometimes things can get jumbled. I've done it, myself. I threw in the rest of the info about his career as an aside in appreciation of his contributions to music & the world / humanity as a whole.
Well.. chris also can't sing like zack dela rocha, his performance when audioslave has a concert in cuba IIRC and they played some of RATM song are horrible.. but then again.. I'm RATM fans first and foremost..
@@fran991213 nah, he does what the song needs and doesnt over complicate things- that's a hard thing to do for drummers now a days.. If you've seen some of his warm ups and other things hes done in other bands, he has chops and knows his rhytms, just chooses to do what the song needs instead of showing off
@@offdutyjie Just my opinion, take Dave Grohl for example. He is the guy who loves to keep it simple but simultaneously he has a right balance between creativity and simple. He can always pull off some creative ideas and not over complicating the songs. But for Brad wilk, I think he is way too simplified his songs and sometimes it missed a lot of opportunities to make the song better and more layers.
Plus, you have to remember that he's singing one of his friend's songs at what was meant to be that friend's final sendoff. Anyone would be dead after that.
it works cuz DAVE is more about heart and soul and letting all of that out then his pure vocal chops. however i dont think Dave did any injustice to Chris.
@@jaywebb0113 i think dave is the perfect example of you dont have to know how to sing ..as long as your up there giving it your fucking all to me this is justice simply i love it when my hero is singing my other hero's song
Unpopular opinion but Dave gives his heart and soul behind it. He hits vocal notes on the border of what is almost impossible for a male to hit. He sings his heart out. He gives he all and his scream is something else
I don’t think this gets said nearly enough but... Brad Wilk ALWAYS kills it man! He is so perfect for RATM and Audioslave... in the pocket and groovy while being heavy as hell!! He’s a beast!
It's awesome hearing the audience in the background singing the chorus in mass, it helps Dave out on upper register and fills out the sound, kudos to him for even stepping up to the plate, he did a great job. For my money Chris is the greatest rock singer of his generation!
No he didn't. Wake the fuck up. Dave Grohl is a fake ass piece of shit who cares more about looking good than being good. It's all attention for him. He sounded like shit singing this song. Without screaming or vocal effects, Dave is completely worthless... Unless looking pretty and being a gratuitous ham gives someone worth...
Jade X Bro, I don't know what you have against Dave Grohl but I can assure you, as someone who has seen the Foo Fighters live, he can both sing extremely well without effects and belt out screams. Also, he has never come off as an attention hog to me. He seems like a genuinely nice guy who is singing a song as a tribute to his longtime friend. I think he did a fantastic job.
it was hard for me to hear...but it seemed like he had to scream it to hit it. which is by no means easy...but it's not liking singing it like chris did with a clean clear chest voice with added distortion on top. i can't say too much though, this is hard as hell to sing...i do it in bands and depending on the day i might blow myself out. it's a b4 which is only one whole step away from what girls are expected to sing in classical music...so yeah it's definitely high...sing this one whole step higher and you're singing in the female alto register.
@@MouthForWar124 i don't follow your logic. you shouldn't analysis music based on the fact it's a tribute? that seems a rather silly notion. if you do a screamo version of a michael jackson song as a tribute would people not comment on that and talk about the way the singer choose to vocalize? how does the intent of the song effect people's ability to try and understand how a person is achieving an effect? really don't understand how those two have a correlation in your mind. if i was doing a tribute to a girl singer...it's likely i might have to use falseto to hit her notes...would it be weird to point out that i have to use falsetto to hit her notes even though i'm just doing a tribute? no. are you under the illusion i was saying dave was doing a bad job? because if so that's not the case. i was simply pointing out the differences in how they attacked this vocal in their technique. the technique of vocal is interesting to me...why would the fact this is a tribute mean you shouldn't comment on the technique 2 different singers used to sing the same song?
@@disturbed4everluke, I can sing the chorus in the same octave either belting or in Mix. My mix actually sounds like CC’s voice (refer to my ‘Cochise’ cover on profile.) It’s actually a lot easier for me to sing CC in mix because of the tone and I don’t have to work my voice as much.
@@ReviewingGrifter yeah! i kinda can mix down that low but it's difficult. i'm a tenor and my mix (head dominate atleast) doesn't really work untill around the c#5 very consistently. i would have to raise the key to sing this in my mix but you're right it'd be easy feeling compared to belting and still sound mostly like chris in mix. just add a little bit of distortion and try and have some depth to it and there you are. getting that cordination in the first place is the hard part haha.
I think we can all appreciate the talent that Chris Cornell had after watching this vocal performance. It's clear Dave doesn't have the chops and probably appreciates Chris a little more when he can't talk for 4 days after this show. It was effortless for Chris.
I literally spit my drink out reading your comment because it is so accurate, this was the Everest of vocals to climb, credit to Dave he gave it his all. But, Chris (and Layne's) range was unlike anything from that era (and possibly all time with exception to the great Freddie Mercury)
OMG LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!! Chris would be sooo proud of Dave and on top of that, the KILLER bassist from Metallica!!! This is an awesome tribute!!! Thank you so much Ted for posting this...what a treat!!!
Such a misconception,Lars is and always has been a fucking awesome drummer ! You probably don’t know shit about drumming and just jumped on the Lars hating band wagon!!!
@@spacegrass2738 or maybe Lars admitted in an interview a bunch of years ago that he wasn't the best drummer.. That he was just kinda doing what worked. I find him to be just fine. He works. More like Ringo, instead of Peart.... But all the same, just as necessary
Jade X I never said he was the best drummer just awesome.Lots of awesome drummers out there I just get sick of all the Lars hating over the years.Listen to In Justice for all.His drumming is fantastic on that album.You don’t get as big and last as long as Metallica with a shit drummer.
I used a Sony RX100vi, which is an incredible camera. I usually have much better seats so the detail is a bit compromised, but even from the upper level half an arena away with the zoom lens maxed out, the clarity and lighting turned out surprisingly well.
@@whereisjerry I was looking through some of your other uploads, and you've got an impressive catalog. You must be one of the crazies like myself who is always willing to do whatever it takes to be up close. Fortunately, this time you didn't need to be because the energy in that place burst from the seams.
@@RESphoto Yeah, I'm one of those crazies. Lol Also, a huge fan of TotD and anything related to Morello. Reach Down and Show Me How to Live were probably my fav performances of the night. You can find videos that I shot of both on YT. Not as good as this though, which is probably my all time fav concert. Cornell stage dove right onto me while I was shooting...... ua-cam.com/video/gBchw2BDFjA/v-deo.html
@@whereisjerry Holy shit, that's amazing! I'm going to save that video because it's all around great. I got to see him live only once, and I was about 25 rows deep. I would have tried harder to go to more with him, but I figured there was plenty of time. :(
@@RESphoto Thanks! Saw you went to the Bush/Cult/STP tour. I went too. Actually flew up to Portland OR because Alice in Chains was also on the bill. Here's a compilation that I put together of everything I shot at the last Audioslave show with Chris that you might enjoy..... ua-cam.com/video/BOlhbwPbXjc/v-deo.html
Dave was just a few days past his 50th birthday when he performed this tune - and gave an incredibly gutsy performance. (LOVE the way Tom was totally digging it, too!) Nice tribute to Chris!
It's sad he is gone, but awesome that everyone came together to honor him and his work and collaboration. Dave's growl in his voice brought something unique to this song. Great performance and strong song to end on.
Cornell has been my favorite singer since I first heard him. But he hadn't sang well live for a while. It's like he didn't take into consideration how hard his songs were gonna be to sing night after night while they were recording in the studio.
Can you imagine going back in time to 1992 and telling people one day Nirvana's drummer would be joining half of RATM and a member of Metallica to sing a song by supergroup formed by RATM members and Chris Cornell?
They'd be like "¿QUE DECES?"
dont forget that the bassist first played for ozzy
@@connormartinson7619 Suicidal Tendencies, my bro.
@@xSGTxPEPPERx jajaja no mms , saludos desde colombia
Metallica? I don't get this part
Dave without a guitar moves like Ozzy on stage
Hah, same
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lol. Like old ozzy
Fuck You. OzMan moves great. What the Fuck have You done in Life. Fuckwaad?
@Swis ArmyFist your a Dimumd ass
He wasn't trying to imitate Chris, he knows that's impossible. He just went up and literally gave the song and crowd everything he had . And that's why he's Dave Motherfuckin Grohl!!!😁🤘🤘🤘
Agree! Amazing performance.
Pretty or fairly close though 😁 maybe he should try black hole 🕳 sun ☀️ be better than axls version 🤣
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Yup. The clone generation
Who said he is imitating chris? You mean intimidated by chris?
@@mickez3993 with alot of covers I find alot of singers trying to imitate the original artist as opposed to making it their own, but in this instance Dave clearly made it his own.
Dave screamed his heart out, Chris would be so proud.
He did amazing considering this song and Chris's voice was one of a kind
He totally did! I hope he tries fronting his own band sometime. Sounds like he might have the pipes for it!
Chris IS proud
@@sithspitdanikan4725 Sorry no. He's not. He died, sadly. He doesn't exist anymore.
Sorry that i like to believe differently than you. Do you like blue pills?
The thing about Dave Grohl is he always gives his best. I admire this about him.
Yeah!
Like he is used to say: "Is someone getting the best of you?" 😅
rock and Grohl.
The best of you
It's like he's got another confession to make.
he is a drummer by profession and would later join Nirvana where he would shine... singing (screaming) was not really for him...
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The Rage against Suicidal Audiotallica Fighters
The Footallica Slave
Audio tallica fighters rage nirvana
Hahaha. Thanks you turned my sad face into laughter.
Dave Grohl has the coolest life of anyone ever. He is a true rockstar.
He’s the best
Best EVER. NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO DAVE. Nobody.
Tru statement about best life... but wrong about true rockstar. He is more like a True poser. Lucky to have been a good drummer in a legendary band.
@@DownMemoryLaneParis hate to say this but I agree... Kurt was the real "rock star". Dave is good, but he's not living life in the edge and never has, like a true rock star
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Man, that takes some balls by Dave Grohl to even attempt those vocals..
True... and did great! 🤘🏻😎
Im impressed like i said in my comment.
Yeah pretty sure he was sipping some kind of lemon, honey tea concoction next morning - DAMN!
Can someone go check on the following? We need them:
Dave MF-ing Grohl
George Strait
Andrea Bocelli
.... and Betty White. ;)
It's not actually as high as it seems for a Tenor like Dave, he just does not have much of a technique to do it without shouting the chest mix + the distortion adds more efford, Chris knew how to balance the voice properly that's why it doesn't sound pushed like Dave.
Nobody can do it like Chris. Dave tried, he just isn't Chris.
Dave sounded great and didn’t fall off the stage. Win win
Yep true lol.
Nice. He'll never live that down...but, in his defense, he returned quickly and played a phukn brilliant show with a broken ankle in Sweden! My hero...punk intended. 🎸🎶✊😄
LOL
Did an awesome job man but at the same time it makes you realise how incredible Chris’ vocal range was!
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Trujillo would fit into any rock band. He is one cool bassist
Agree... His bass tone always fit any band
He’s wasted in Metallica
@@linusfotograf UA-cam is wasted on you
thesandman775 Wrong
@@linusfotograf i agree, not hard anyway to find a tone for the band he's playing in now. The virtuosity in INFECTIOUS GROOVES was of a far higher standard.. He came to right way better there.
The massive balls on Dave to cover a Chris Cornell vocal is impressive.
Huge epic balls of steel.
He probably had problems using his vocal cords the next day, but he put all his f..kin' heart in this performance.
Haha, yeah. Cornell sings so high that most people have to completely fry their voice to do it.
Is there any way to avoid that tho? Like idk how Chris sounded as good as he did towards the end of his life. I saw him unplugged in like 2013/14 and he was aaaaamazing.
I can confirm from years of trying and failing to sing this song that the vocal shift from verse to chorus in this song is insaaaane
Liam Timothy check out chris liepe you LL know how to do that
Matt Gilstrap audioslave era wasn’t more about high notes but strong voice
People saying Dave did a OK or decent job when I can think of only a real small list of people who could do it as well as him at 50+. The fact that Dave sounds THIS GREAT at his age even though he has been screaming like a fucking psychopath every show for the last 25 years. Of course, we cannot compare him with Chris 'cause Chris was out of this world. No one sings like Chris Cornell. But Dave didn't do a "decent job". He fucking killed it!
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Yes he did! Paying respect, and think of being there and seeing him! Super cool!
He defintely made It interesting and rocked It out.
Dave always gives it 100%. He wasn't trying to sound like Chris, he was singing that song the way it needs to be sung. I would love to hear Richie Kotzen sing this song
In my opinion Chris Cornell, Layne Staley and Scott Weiland were some of the most amazing vocalists of their time! Legends of the game and gone too soon.
Dont forget Mike Patton
Lane was so good. Chris was just on a plane of his own.
@@lokirip2372 Absolutly agree, Laney was amazing but Cornell it's way above everyone else... Thats a 100 years voice...
Can't forget Shannon Hoon! He was amazing!! ♥️
Your right those three were otherworldly. It hurt me about their deaths.
Yeah Dave is by no stretch of the imagination even half the vocalist that Chris was. But damn, he gives 120% either why and still pulls it off pretty convincingly! Respect!
And that's not even a knock on Dave Grohl. Like Chris Cornell was so so so good it's really insane to think of
Dave Grohl is more than 1/2
True but I dont think Dave really even considers himself that great of a singer. But his vocals are perfect for what Foo Fighters and a lot of other styles of music require which is often the case with rock and roll
Dave sung his heart out on this song!! No one will ever come close to Chris but Dave really impressed me with this cover
That's the typical Grohl approach of gettin' to the high notes, scream the shit out of his vocal chords. Man, I'm glad his head didn't burst.
Jan M indeed his voice was break after this
But the song and situation deserved this. And he rocked the fuck out of the song
I thought he was gonna blow his colon out. Goes to show how good Cornell was...
he was literally on his tippy toes at times reaching so hard!
Dave didn't sing it so well, it's a difficult song to sing. I would be totally off, I would be thrown off stage! But Dave did a good job still. I'm just concerned about his vocal cords. This screaming can't be good for the voice box. I wouldn't mind him singing cleanly.
If Dave sang 10 more minutes like this he would collapse right there. He was really pushing himself. I love it
Guess u never seen a foo fighters show :P this is normal
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Grohl is beast from the netherworld, sent to keep rock alive.
He has done so, almost single-handedly, for over a quarter century.
He was the devil in tenacious D and the pick of destiny so this comment checks out well
20 years on and I'm still thrown off by how high Tom Morello wears his guitar.
Boy!!! I can’t never get used to it! 27 years in son
It's actually a great position because it's the same as if you were seated.
Trademark dude.. you gotta have it
haha same! But it works!!!
Perfect position for his scratching.
Dave did great.
Chris voice was just out of this world.
I love the fact you have Pepe as you profile pic 👌
@@nenemacias4384ok vato loco.
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Two extreme examples on how high/low to adjust your guitar strap!
i may have gotten the highstrap idea from tom yeeears ago; it does make a difference.
Best comment ever 😂
On point!
Ha Ha Lmao!
The only two guys that can make wearing the guitar that high look cool, are Tom and Eddie.
Hands down the best anyone besides Chris sang this song. Dave caught and displayed the spirit of the song. I bow.
It’s bad bro. Love Grohl and admire the performance (better than I could do) but I won’t lie and say it sounds good.
Richie Kotzen can do a pretty damn good job filling in for Chris - don't know of anyone else who could actually attempt to do seriously other than Richie.
Dave is a definiton of a rockstar.
Makes you realize just how amazing Chris Cornell's voice was. Voice of a generation.
Freddie Mercury would be one of the only better singers in history imo
@S
I disagree, as well. (I agree w/ you.)
Now, for the record, I believe Freddie Mercury was *THE BIGGEST BADASS* to ever grace the stage in his time. He was a fantastic... no, a *LEGENDARY* ... frontman & had the vocal chops to match! But, Chris Cornell, w/ his combined talents / contributions to music, actually SURPASSED Mercury, imo. (Although, man... that Live Aid performance was something out of this world.)
See, Fred didn't do so great without Queen (or Brian May's genius) ... ever. None of his solo projects ever caught much traction. Especially when compared to Queen. (Though that isn't really a fair comparison.) However, let's go ahead & use that same unfair comparison for Chris. How did he do working alone? Incredible, you say? Oh, & people were more than "responsive" to his song covers, as well? Like, they were played everywhere? Radio, concerts & concert halls w/ orchestras, benefits, etc? Hmm. How about with other bands? Were those projects *all* successful, too? Yeah? Enough said.
Cornell had the Midas touch.
@@redflame4558 i agree with you but I think you overthought it. "VOICE of a generation." By voice alone, I would hand it to Freddy Mercury for basically the 20th century. For the overall impact on musical artists. I think Chris edges him out. Both however, are amazing musical icons that will be remembered forever for being legendary in their own ways.
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No, no... I get it, man. I maybe should've stressed that I simply prefer Chris's voice or varietal vocal range OVER Freddie's. (But, I still absolutely LOVE Freddies voice.) See, I thought that was already super obvious from my reply to @S. HOWEVER, it may not have been. Bcuz, you may not have noticed, but I was replying... to a reply... to a comment. lol So, sometimes things can get jumbled. I've done it, myself.
I threw in the rest of the info about his career as an aside in appreciation of his contributions to music & the world / humanity as a whole.
Chris and Layne tied imho.
Dave can’t sing like Chris but let’s just appreciate is for what it is! A tribute !
Jack Thomson He put it all out there in that performance. Can’t ask for more and he sounded pretty good too.
Sounded great..
Jack tompson , nobody can sing like Chris...
Dave Blew Chris out of the water
Well.. chris also can't sing like zack dela rocha, his performance when audioslave has a concert in cuba IIRC and they played some of RATM song are horrible.. but then again.. I'm RATM fans first and foremost..
This is the best Chris Cornell vocal cover I've ever seen. Grohl did it his way but it totally fits with the original.
Dave Grohl is the coolest, most humble down to earth mega rock star in history.
*Brad Wilk... underrated genius of a drummer*
FUCK YEA MAN! BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS!
Never a truer word said 🤘
I don't think so. He can only do simple grooves and unoriginal fills
@@fran991213 nah, he does what the song needs and doesnt over complicate things- that's a hard thing to do for drummers now a days.. If you've seen some of his warm ups and other things hes done in other bands, he has chops and knows his rhytms, just chooses to do what the song needs instead of showing off
@@offdutyjie Just my opinion, take Dave Grohl for example. He is the guy who loves to keep it simple but simultaneously he has a right balance between creativity and simple. He can always pull off some creative ideas and not over complicating the songs. But for Brad wilk, I think he is way too simplified his songs and sometimes it missed a lot of opportunities to make the song better and more layers.
Dave totally spent at the end shows how intense this song is vocally. CC would be smiling. This was beautiful to watch
Plus, you have to remember that he's singing one of his friend's songs at what was meant to be that friend's final sendoff. Anyone would be dead after that.
Amen brother, AAAAMEN.
He looked red faced before the first chorus lol
Grohl is a gud boy
Indeed, shows how special CC voice was and will always live on through the music. RIP Chris 💔
Dave Grohl is a beast. What a vocal performance!
Dave actually did a really good job considering Chris has a really unique voice and singing style.
Something forgotten is Mr Dave Grohl has his own very unique voice, the voice of the Foo Fighters!!
He should not have done that.I dont like it.
Dave does it again. The Renaissance man of rock and roll. He does it all IMO. He is the spokes person for the dying art of Rock and Roll.
Agree with everything but the "dying" part 🎸
Totally agree it's dying but NOT DEAD. Try Kellermensch from Denmark.
dying art my arse, you just gotta look harder now
That was way out of Dave's vocal range but he still nailed! What a legend!
Chris's presence was strong that day. It was a day of celebration, not of mourning.
Agree 100% that Chris's voice is on another level but Dave put all he had into it to channel Chris.
it works cuz DAVE is more about heart and soul and letting all of that out then his pure vocal chops. however i dont think Dave did any injustice to Chris.
No. He didn't
@@jaywebb0113 i think dave is the perfect example of you dont have to know how to sing ..as long as your up there giving it your fucking all to me this is justice
simply i love it when my hero is singing my other hero's song
This is another dimension... He gave his 100% as he always does. Dave Grohl, the true rock star! 🤟
Morello and Trujillo on one stage means all my Christmases have come at once.
The raw emotion & energy more than made up for him having to scream himself hoarse trying to hit the right notes. Pretty darn good.
Dave nailed it!
Cornell's range is pretty much impossible to hit. Dave did a great job. Impressive.
ME: Dave, I love you man but you're never going to get through this chorus... DAVE: hold my beer
Ryan I’m literally laughing out load to your comment. That’s perfect. 😂
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He really didn't, the crowd covered how off he was, he should have let Taylor sing this.
I never said any of that Ryan..smh
I was like HOLY SHIT
Rob Trujillo is a total badass. He elevates whatever song he's playing.
Unpopular opinion but Dave gives his heart and soul behind it. He hits vocal notes on the border of what is almost impossible for a male to hit. He sings his heart out. He gives he all and his scream is something else
I don’t think this gets said nearly enough but... Brad Wilk ALWAYS kills it man! He is so perfect for RATM and Audioslave... in the pocket and groovy while being heavy as hell!! He’s a beast!
Such an underrated drummer. Skills for days. To combine power and finesse is a dying art with drummers.
Badass Bassist!!
CHINGON!!
I was glad that Rick Rubin refused to let Black Sabbath record and album with that clown Ozzy has on drums, and made them use Brad Wilk instead.
He can make the simplest beats sound awesome.
Dave's vocals at the end gave me intense goosebumps. Thank you for doing it justice, Grohl
Thank you, Dave.
That was perfect.
If he attempt to do Cochise right after singing this, his vocal chords would bursts.
Metallica
Nirvana
Foo Fighters
RATM
Audioslave
Ozzy
Suicidal Tendencies
Infectious Grooves
@@rbnh9827 them crooked vultures
Scream
Tenacious D
NIN
Queens of the Stone Age
If the video was muted, you could probably mistake Dave Grohl for Ozzy here
Ahaha had the same tought !
Ahahah true
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@@MattKilleen798 he's saying he looks like him here
My thoughts exactly!!
Wow that’s hard to cover and he did killed it!!
Dave sounds amazing through this whole thing.
Who else got chills when Dave was screaming "Show Me How To Live" at the end....Wow.
I got chills just from reading what you wrote lol
Damn are you kidding me.. All my favourites in 1 spot..
Dreams really comes true huh?
Damn, Dave! Your talent knows no bounds... every time I turn around that guy is doing something bad ass
It's awesome hearing the audience in the background singing the chorus in mass, it helps Dave out on upper register and fills out the sound, kudos to him for even stepping up to the plate, he did a great job. For my money Chris is the greatest rock singer of his generation!
Just remembering Chris is not here anymore makes me cry :(
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Listen to Doesn’t Remind Me......one of my favorite songs of all time.
David Matthews I have 😃
agreed, its disturbing!!!
I haven't been able to listen to a whole record with Chris vocals since he left.
Grohl did pretty dam good with this!!
No he didn't. Wake the fuck up. Dave Grohl is a fake ass piece of shit who cares more about looking good than being good. It's all attention for him. He sounded like shit singing this song. Without screaming or vocal effects, Dave is completely worthless... Unless looking pretty and being a gratuitous ham gives someone worth...
Jade X Bro, I don't know what you have against Dave Grohl but I can assure you, as someone who has seen the Foo Fighters live, he can both sing extremely well without effects and belt out screams. Also, he has never come off as an attention hog to me. He seems like a genuinely nice guy who is singing a song as a tribute to his longtime friend. I think he did a fantastic job.
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That's total bullshit. Dave is immensely talented multi-instrumentalist and songwriter.
@@jade_x_ shut the fuck up, nobody cares honestly, and it makes you look like a hypocrite
He was alright
Cornell had such a distinct vocal style. This was great too!
Thats dave , always giving his 120% ..
Honoring one of the greatest singers of all time!
Chris C would be so pleased to see this!!!
Dave is having the time of his life singing this
He did those last screams from the bottom of the heart! This live version is epic!
Damn it, Dave brought it!!!!!! Rest in peace Chris.
The fact he almost turned red is showing how great mr cornell was.
Morello, my god, what a badass guitar player.
Guitar God
I always loved how unique he was he might not be a shred god or crazy technically but he's got such a unique style
@@jordandillow5208 He can, or at least used to shred, then he realized everybody was doing that and sought to do his own thing
But sooooooo awkward to watch
@@noneyerbidness says you.
Dave has quite an impressive vocal range, he nailed the chorus
it was hard for me to hear...but it seemed like he had to scream it to hit it. which is by no means easy...but it's not liking singing it like chris did with a clean clear chest voice with added distortion on top. i can't say too much though, this is hard as hell to sing...i do it in bands and depending on the day i might blow myself out. it's a b4 which is only one whole step away from what girls are expected to sing in classical music...so yeah it's definitely high...sing this one whole step higher and you're singing in the female alto register.
@@disturbed4everluke Dude it's a tribute show, no need to look that much into it.
@@MouthForWar124 i don't follow your logic. you shouldn't analysis music based on the fact it's a tribute? that seems a rather silly notion. if you do a screamo version of a michael jackson song as a tribute would people not comment on that and talk about the way the singer choose to vocalize? how does the intent of the song effect people's ability to try and understand how a person is achieving an effect? really don't understand how those two have a correlation in your mind. if i was doing a tribute to a girl singer...it's likely i might have to use falseto to hit her notes...would it be weird to point out that i have to use falsetto to hit her notes even though i'm just doing a tribute? no. are you under the illusion i was saying dave was doing a bad job? because if so that's not the case. i was simply pointing out the differences in how they attacked this vocal in their technique. the technique of vocal is interesting to me...why would the fact this is a tribute mean you shouldn't comment on the technique 2 different singers used to sing the same song?
@@disturbed4everluke, I can sing the chorus in the same octave either belting or in Mix. My mix actually sounds like CC’s voice (refer to my ‘Cochise’ cover on profile.) It’s actually a lot easier for me to sing CC in mix because of the tone and I don’t have to work my voice as much.
@@ReviewingGrifter yeah! i kinda can mix down that low but it's difficult. i'm a tenor and my mix (head dominate atleast) doesn't really work untill around the c#5 very consistently. i would have to raise the key to sing this in my mix but you're right it'd be easy feeling compared to belting and still sound mostly like chris in mix. just add a little bit of distortion and try and have some depth to it and there you are. getting that cordination in the first place is the hard part haha.
Dave's voice is incredibly amazing!!!
Dave is everyones best friend
Dave singing shows how nice Chris Sounded at that pitch. R.I.P
Damn Chris Cornell had pipes RIP legend. It’s a damn shame I never got to see you live.
He just went all in, fantastic tribute
Me: mom can we get a *guitar solo*
Mom: We have guitar solo at home
2:55 *guitar solo at home*
Amazing song but shit solo
Hell Yeah!
Come on hahahaha I like that solo
Fantastic tribute, Dave Grohl does a hell of a job here. And I want to mention Brad Wilk, he is such a great drummer.
He sung great. Hard to do CC
Badass Drummer!!
Dave’s vocals are impressive. Chris’s vocals are some of the hardest to recreate.
Watching this in 2024. Still One of the best live collabs by my fave rockstars 🤘🏽
I think we can all appreciate the talent that Chris Cornell had after watching this vocal performance. It's clear Dave doesn't have the chops and probably appreciates Chris a little more when he can't talk for 4 days after this show. It was effortless for Chris.
Chris had a set of pipes on him man! Even the best struggle to keep up with his vocals 👌 tip my hat to you Dave.. Awesome rendition. Rip Chris x
Dave literally had to give himself a stroke to get up to Chris’s range. Amazing job though considering the mountain he had to climb lol
Sugarcat way to be watching this at the same time
Ennui Go indeed!
Sugarcat wasn’t trying to be weird, was having a long night and watched your comment pop up as I was viewing this- checkin out your page now
I literally spit my drink out reading your comment because it is so accurate, this was the Everest of vocals to climb, credit to Dave he gave it his all. But, Chris (and Layne's) range was unlike anything from that era (and possibly all time with exception to the great Freddie Mercury)
Sugarcat absolutely lol!
Great tribute to Chris Cornell by a perfect group of his colleagues. Love it and miss you, Chris ,RIP
OMG LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!! Chris would be sooo proud of Dave and on top of that, the KILLER bassist from Metallica!!! This is an awesome tribute!!! Thank you so much Ted for posting this...what a treat!!!
Must be great for Rob... To be able to play with a good drummer.
Daniel Todorov Lars is better drummer!
Such a misconception,Lars is and always has been a fucking awesome drummer ! You probably don’t know shit about drumming and just jumped on the Lars hating band wagon!!!
@@spacegrass2738 or maybe Lars admitted in an interview a bunch of years ago that he wasn't the best drummer.. That he was just kinda doing what worked. I find him to be just fine. He works. More like Ringo, instead of Peart.... But all the same, just as necessary
@@juanrezende4914 lars is a cry baby bitch. and sucks at playing drums.
Jade X I never said he was the best drummer just awesome.Lots of awesome drummers out there I just get sick of all the Lars hating over the years.Listen to In Justice for all.His drumming is fantastic on that album.You don’t get as big and last as long as Metallica with a shit drummer.
It was a great show can't believe it was 5 hours, it went by so quick.
no kidding. When I left, I couldn't believe it was close to 1am.
Dave heart of gold
This performance might define the true spirit and being of rock n roll.
Dave's the ever consummate Rock n Roller! He even falls off stage and recovers Rock n Roll!
After several dozen cellphone videos, I was glad to find your copy. High quality equipment makes all the difference.
I used a Sony RX100vi, which is an incredible camera. I usually have much better seats so the detail is a bit compromised, but even from the upper level half an arena away with the zoom lens maxed out, the clarity and lighting turned out surprisingly well.
@@whereisjerry I was looking through some of your other uploads, and you've got an impressive catalog. You must be one of the crazies like myself who is always willing to do whatever it takes to be up close. Fortunately, this time you didn't need to be because the energy in that place burst from the seams.
@@RESphoto Yeah, I'm one of those crazies. Lol Also, a huge fan of TotD and anything related to Morello. Reach Down and Show Me How to Live were probably my fav performances of the night. You can find videos that I shot of both on YT. Not as good as this though, which is probably my all time fav concert. Cornell stage dove right onto me while I was shooting...... ua-cam.com/video/gBchw2BDFjA/v-deo.html
@@whereisjerry Holy shit, that's amazing! I'm going to save that video because it's all around great. I got to see him live only once, and I was about 25 rows deep. I would have tried harder to go to more with him, but I figured there was plenty of time. :(
@@RESphoto Thanks! Saw you went to the Bush/Cult/STP tour. I went too. Actually flew up to Portland OR because Alice in Chains was also on the bill. Here's a compilation that I put together of everything I shot at the last Audioslave show with Chris that you might enjoy..... ua-cam.com/video/BOlhbwPbXjc/v-deo.html
Dave was just a few days past his 50th birthday when he performed this tune - and gave an incredibly gutsy performance. (LOVE the way Tom was totally digging it, too!) Nice tribute to Chris!
Dave put his heart out, he knows he can never match Chris' voice but damn, that scream at the end was perfect.
Dave Grohl u r the man! Perfect song choice. I loved it!
Just awesome 👏!!!!
Love how Tom always “points” his guitar at the crowd when it gets REAL HEAVY
I could watch Rob play bass for hours the dude has so much fun. Saw him a couple years back with Suicidal Tendencies - he's the best he's ever been
Props to Dave! You did this song justice! No one does Chris like Chris did but you showed mad respect!
It's sad he is gone, but awesome that everyone came together to honor him and his work and collaboration. Dave's growl in his voice brought something unique to this song. Great performance and strong song to end on.
Love finding these gems
Thank the gods we still have Dave! So much lost from that class of musicians!
Chris had an all time voice but even he struggled to sing this song live, good job Dave!
Cornell has been my favorite singer since I first heard him. But he hadn't sang well live for a while. It's like he didn't take into consideration how hard his songs were gonna be to sing night after night while they were recording in the studio.
one of the best performances👏👏👏👍❤
so much energy in this song.... what a masterpiece...
Dave Grohl sang this song from his heart.. Rock on brother Rock on!!!
🤘🤘🤘
I'm not crying, this is great. I miss Chris.
You deserve every applause and tribute Chris! We miss you! Dave nailed it...
Nailed it! Great performance and jam band felt it what a gift to Chris! RIP CHRIS
I'm not biggest grohl fan or foo fighters... but he respects music and carries rock n roll on his shoulders