between layne staley and chris cornell, the 90's produced 2 of the greatest voices in rock music history and they're both gone too young.
Chris Cornel has died...
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Unbelievable. Was going to see them next week.
Got to see them at Lollapalooza in 1996 and 2014 in The Woodlands. Saw Audioslave in 2004 in Houston.
Incredible talent. Go back and watch the movie "Singles." He and several other Seattle rock icons are in it before they all blew up.
Got to see them at Lollapalooza in 1996 and 2014 in The Woodlands. Saw Audioslave in 2004 in Houston.
Incredible talent. Go back and watch the movie "Singles." He and several other Seattle rock icons are in it before they all blew up.
Just
Didn't see this one coming.
Is Eddie Vedder the last of the Mohicans?
Is Eddie Vedder the last of the Mohicans?
Vedder and Corgan and to a lesser extent Grohl since his time as leading man came post GrungeSWCBonfire said:
Didn't see this one coming.
Is Eddie Vedder the last of the Mohicans?
but, Vedder is definitely the last big dog that truly defined that era.
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This is depressing, one of my all time favorites.
From back in my 2010 'mhayden' days:
Damn, I had forgotten how much I love Silence the Voices... Time for some Spotify.
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Still one of the greatest shows I've ever attended:
House of Blues Dallas - October 2007:
Silence the Voices
Original Fire
No Such Thing
Outshined
Show Me How to Live
Say Hello 2 Heaven
Be Yourself
What You Are
Rusty Cage
Can't Change Me
Call Me a Dog
Billie Jean
Dandelion
Like a Stone
Doesn't Remind Me
Cochise
Ty Cobb
Arms Around Your Love
Pushin' Forward Back
Black Hole Sun
Spoonman
You Know My Name
Seasons/In My Time of Dying
Out of Exile
Slaves and Bulldozers/Fourth ofJuly/Overfloater/The End/Whole Lotta Love
Damn, I had forgotten how much I love Silence the Voices... Time for some Spotify.
Someone needs to put a bubble around Eddie Bedder.
I will absolutely lose it when he moves on to another world.
I will absolutely lose it when he moves on to another world.
One of my favorite songs of his:
But it's all right
When you're caught in pain
And you feel the rain come down
It's all right
When you find you way
Then you see it disappear
It's all right
Though your garden's gray
I know all your graces
Someday will flower
In a sweet sunshower
But it's all right
When you're caught in pain
And you feel the rain come down
It's all right
When you find you way
Then you see it disappear
It's all right
Though your garden's gray
I know all your graces
Someday will flower
In a sweet sunshower
Today is the 25yr anniversary release of the sound track I believe (at least that's what I think I heard on the radio this morning). Anyway, it's supposed to have some Cornell singles on there previously unreleased. Funny, I saw that movie about a month ago for the first time in years. Forgot how many of those guys were in it and they perform Ritual in one of the club scenes. I love that song!Quote:
Incredible talent. Go back and watch the movie "Singles." He and several other Seattle rock icons are in it before they all blew up.
and Cantrell. He's a co-front man anyway. He sang too much to not include him in the group, imo.Furlock Bones said:Vedder and Corgan and to a lesser extent Grohl since his time as leading man came post GrungeSWCBonfire said:
Didn't see this one coming.
Is Eddie Vedder the last of the Mohicans?
but, Vedder is definitely the last big dog that truly defined that era.
I'm a huge Bond fan, and Cornell contributed one of the all-time great Bond theme songs to one of the all-time great Bond movies.
Sunshower is a very overlooked song, his first solo record was very good.
He was the last guy I would have thought would go early, His wife was his Mgr (you would then assume she was with him on the road then), and as was pointed out, he had kids (and seemed to love being a Dad). Not a "wild-card" kind of guy.
This is very sad, confusing news.
He was the last guy I would have thought would go early, His wife was his Mgr (you would then assume she was with him on the road then), and as was pointed out, he had kids (and seemed to love being a Dad). Not a "wild-card" kind of guy.
This is very sad, confusing news.
I also had forgotten how much of a digital hoarder I used to be...
Chris Cornell - Live at House of Blues - 10-30-2007 Dallas Tx.RAR - 194MB
If anyone wants it, shoot me a PM. But warning it's about as good as you'd expect a 194MB audio file to be.
Chris Cornell - Live at House of Blues - 10-30-2007 Dallas Tx.RAR - 194MB
If anyone wants it, shoot me a PM. But warning it's about as good as you'd expect a 194MB audio file to be.
good call. i just think AiC and think Staley. i believe it was Matt Penfield that said something to the effect of "he brought an operatic voice to rock.".
TV Casualty said:
All the good ones are dying. Why couldn't it have been the lead singer of a band like smashmouth instead?
Hey now...
one of my favorites as well.GiveEmHellBill said:
I'm a huge Bond fan, and Cornell contributed one of the all-time great Bond theme songs to one of the all-time great Bond movies.
you're an all-star?Professor Frick said:TV Casualty said:
All the good ones are dying. Why couldn't it have been the lead singer of a band like smashmouth instead?
Hey now...
Damn......this one hurts. Been on a soundgarden kick lately too
Depression can hit anyone
Sad news
Superunknown pure brilliance
Sad news
Superunknown pure brilliance
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Ok I feel bad for getting that awful song into the head of this thread. Listen to this instead
today will be one of those days where, all day, it rains ice picks on my steel shore...
Last song was Slaves & Bulldozers. He included lyrics from Zeppelin's "In My Time Of Dying" in the song too. I've seen him do that before so it wasn't anything new but still it's kinda creepy.
Damn man. Damn.
Yeah, I'm really kicking myself for turning down an invite to that showJunkhead said:
Now I'm really glad I went to LA for that Temple Of The Dog show last November.
Soundgarden was scheduled to headline Rocklahoma in a week on Saturday night.
Staley was def the majority vocal and true lead man, but cantrell sang a lot.. loads of dual vocal with staley like down in a hole, them bones, no excuses, brother, angry chair, again. In those songs, neither one of them is really lead; to get technical, they are usually singing in a perfect 5th, which doesn't make any one a harmony and one a lead.Furlock Bones said:
good call. i just think AiC and think Staley. i believe it was Matt Penfield that said something to the effect of "he brought an operatic voice to rock.".
Cantrell did plenty solo lines as well like on heaven beside you, would, don't follow, over now
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In my time of dying, I want nobody to mourn
All I want for you to do is take my body home
Those are the opening lines to the last song Chris Cornell ever sang on stage. It was a cover of Led Zeppelin's "In My Time of Dying."
Cornell and his band Soundgarden have covered the song before and they did it again to close out the show at Detroit's Fox Theater on Wednesday. Just hours later, Cornell was found dead. He was 52.
One of my favorites.
Somehow I had no idea about this until about 30 seconds ago hearing people talk about it at work.
One of the all time great voices
One of the all time great voices
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