RIP Chris Cornell (July 20, 1964 - May 18, 2017), aged 52 And RIP Andrew Wood (January 8, 1966 - March 19, 1990), aged 24 You both will be remembered as legends.
@@Input-um5et Don't assume you know me or the people that I went to school with, hung out with and know/knew. Just because you're friendless doesn't mean that the rest of us are.
I met Cornell a couple of times, in semi recent years. He was exactly like he is here. Kind of distant, a little aloof, yet cordial and friendly. Definitely had that “Seattle iciness” like you read about, but not in a bad way. He signed an autograph for me, and patiently put up with me fanboying him...
@Quinn Stewart Damn, that must be frustrating! But at least you still have somewhat of a memory that you can cherish & enjoy retrospectively. I know it isn't the same thing, but I gotta admit that is still f*cking awesome!
Its amazing really. We, and I have been following this man since the late 80's. Listening to his music, deciphering his lyrics. Its the soundtrack of my life and many of our lives here. You get a sense that you know him. Someone that has had such an impact in my life and he does not even know who I was, or most of us were. When I hear that he was such a patient man in real life and stories like yours where he puts up with fans saying the same thing he probably heard a million times, its appreciated. Its great to know he was not a prick. Thanks for sharing that stroy.
I saw this video decades ago. Great to see Andy, Stone and Chris hanging out. This is literally right before PJ and TOTD hit (obviously since Andy is still alive) Great to hear them talking about Mudhoney as well. The Seattle sound was literally months from blowing tf up!! Facelift was in the making!! RIP Stardog Champion
Yep, once the vid is over we're quickly jettisoned back to the miserable now. The 90s decade was the best and even better than the 80s. I'm really kind of in a rather blah mood now.
@@karenbrown4524 I also always get that feeling of watching these 90’s/grunge/nostalgic videos. They can mess up my day sometimes. Pull me right into a dark nostalgic mood.
I remember the 90s well, my best years, and it was a great time to be alive. Young and free, all you had to do was just show up (concerts, parties, coffee shops,) and talk music and you were instantly in. The people were fantastic, fans and artists, bands would interact with one another, always supportive, nonjudgemental, so real, the bonding its virtually non-existent now. The guy video taping this, probably was the only guy at the event with a video camera.
He was one of a kind. So beautiful, indeed! I'm glad we can see this footage 33 or whatever number of years ago it was. Thanks, Andy, Chris, and whoever posted this.
This is incredible... I mean seriously this for me is holy grail footage of the beginning of a era that defined my life. These bands and the bands they later formed and paved the way for are still my favorite bands 30 years later. I wish I was old enough to experience it in person but I will gladly settle for this great footage. Thank you.
I have grunge written all over my face. Long blue hair, dirty jeans and and Ts. Its who I am. I can't pretend any other music gives me the feeling this 90s era gave me.
Imagine that...people sitting around talking to one another and enjoying each other instead of communicating with people who aren't even there by posting on Instagram or Facebook. I mean, I know they are there because of the storm, but this is still nice to see.
I don't know year when this was recorded but I guess few months before Wood's death. Chris wrote "Reach Down" and "Say Hello to Heaven", in tribute to his friend and I think Alice in Chains wrote the song 'Would' in tribute to Andrew as well. Many bands dedicated songs or albums in memory of Andrew as Faster Pussycat, War Babies, Candlebox. He died only days before release the band debut album. I'm pushing 50's now this is the time when Seattle music scene produce the best bands in the world and started music of my generation. RIP Mr. Landrew the Love Child, Cornell, Cobain, Staley, Hoon, Weiland
This like a trip back in time! Man...I feel old! Im so glad I was able to experience this period of time! Look how young stone looks 😂 Thanks for sharing this. Good memories! RIP Chris and Andrew...gone but NEVER forgotten!!
Thank you for the "back in time" moment. A backstage scene of life before everything exploded into the modern, digital, dystopic world we now live in. It was perfect if only for a moment.
Serious gem right here. I use to feel so awkward if someone was pointing a camera at me in the 90s I guess these guys were use to it. Now it’s regular and I almost feel awkward if there isn’t a camera somewhere recording me. Times are totally different.
@@MaxViciousWorldOfArt I'm 42 years old but found my writing and drawing book from when I was 10 and in 5th grade. I wrote a Christmas story loosely copied off the movie Back to the Future. It was Christmas morning and a bunch of kids most likely my own age at the time, 10 were grumbling when they're parents told them it was time to go get out of pajamas and dressed for church. They moan and groan, etc, but the younger brother says it's time to use it. My invention. Of course it's a time machine. Other neighborhood friends who didn't want to go to church either snuck out. Their plan was to go back in time and be there for the very first Christmas so they could say they were there for the real thing so they never had to go to church again. So the kids all pack in. Boom, there they are in crowded Bethlehem... In a puff of smoke, startled the townspeople planning on staying at the inn... So it was then really easy to find a very pregnant Mary sitting on a donkey with Joseph calming everyone down and now there were plenty of vacancies at the Inn. The children introduced themselves, the brother who created the time machine translating English to Hebrew, says, "Isn't this great?! Now your baby Jesus can be born inside the Inn. If we didn't show up, there was gonna be no room and you were gonna end up staying in the stable with the animals, with no real bed for your baby. You would have to lay him in the manger in that itchy hay where the animals eat out of and poop all over the place... continued in next comment...
@@MaxViciousWorldOfArt continued.. Mary and Joseph were happy to have a room in the Inn with all the accomodations. But kept questioning the children about the machine they arrived in. Kept asking after baby Jesus was born if their coming from the future to help them may cause more harm than good. Anyhow the children decided it was time to back to 1988. In my story instead of showing they deleted themselves, I explained no one knew Jesus was ever born. He was not recognized by anyone as our true Lord and Savior. The star over Bethlehem lead the wisemen and shepards to an empty stable. Being that Mary and Joseph had the baby in the Inn made it too easy for King Herod to find this Baby Jesus who was to be the king. Mary and Joseph were blindsided and not where scripture would have had them safe from being found by King Herod's men and baby Jesus was killed. The light of the world was gone and all thought our Jesus was another prediction of a savior who never was. When the children returned, their time machine arrived right where it left from,but nothing was the same. It was a ghost town. Their parents were gone, their house was gone and the children didn't realize they were invisible to the zombie like people who roamed the streets in rags. But one man, the town seer who was very old did see them. He looked like Santa Claus but was not fat and jolly or in a red suit. But the children realized the old man could see them so they panicked, asked many questions and what year was it. The man replied it was the 1,988th year of darkness. Then he looked at the kids again and looked in his crystal ball and said to them it's you!! It's your fault! Let me show you! You were children who interfered and changed the future forever! The children looked into the crystal ball. There was no Jesus. There were no apostles. No new testament. No eternal life. No Christmas. No Easter. It was horrible. The children felt horrible. They asked what the gentleman's name was. He said Chris. He told them they don't exist. That only because he was a seer he could see them but that they must go back in time and fix their mistake. They must go back in time about a day before Mary and Joseph were waiting in line at the Inn. Be as discreet as possible and hide the time machine in a desolate area, away from the center of town... Continued.
@@MaxViciousWorldOfArt they were to dress in clothes that Hebrews wore back then and quietly blend in to keep Bethlehem crowded, make sure Mary and Joseph had baby Jesus in the stable, lay asleep in the manger for the Shepard's to see and the wisemen to warn as they brought their gifts that they must hide baby Jesus because King Herod is looking to kill him. Once that is said and done, and they "fixed everything" to immediately come back to 1988. The world will once again be as they remembered it. So they did as Chris said. Everything was back to normal in Bethlehem and when they got back home, their house and family was all there. They were so happy. They destroyed the time machine. Their parents said ok, come on. It's time for church. They gave their parents no problem, got ready and appreciated church and God"s way of doing things so much more than before. They were thankful. As they left church, a Jolly Santa Claus rang his bell in the street and shouted ho, ho, hi, merry Christmas!! He looked at the children leaving church smiled and said thank you for being such good girls and boys! The boy who built the time machine looked at Santa Claus and said, " Chris?" Santa winked back and said ,"Ho, ho, ho. Why yes. Chris Kringle it is!" Santa gave a thumbs up and never again did the children ever have a desire to go back in time to change anything. The end.
this is so wonderful and authentic, in the sense of what it's like to be in a great music scene where people who are about to get some (national?) recognition and success are still yo' folks, from shows and parties all around town. A lot of people out there know what I mean. Plus, Chris Cornell is like younger than he was in the "Hands All Over" video, and that awkwardness reminds me of being 20 years old, at parties with people who I only KINDA knew, but were willing to get to know better once the booze started flowing! Still miss MLBone, and there isn't one day of any year that I can't contentedly listen to "This is Shangr-la", start singing along and then realize I can't put the album down. Stargazer, you call the shots...
Music ain't what it was. So happy I got to experience the 80s and 90s as an adult. Good times! MLB & SG my 2 fave bands of all time. AIC make 3. Thanks for sharing this awesome footage, they are so laid back, maybe a lil marching powder...🤤
@@tonymanfredi6844 haha, well, English is not my native language, so I don't get the "left handed cigarette" joke. But if its an analogy of weed then = haha yes.
I don’t think Stone understood Chris’s sense of humor, yet they were both born on July 20 in Seattle, Chris was born in the year of the Dragon and Stone was born in the year of the Horse
So many people don't realize Ian Astbury was an influence, as well as friend to these now Iconic "Grunge" legends, and was really close to Andrew Wood. The Cult were ironically an influence on the very thing most people mistakenly think stopped them.
I don't think he was close to Andy but Ian and The Cult was a huge influence for all them for sure not only the Grunge guys but even some bands from the 80s
@@y_0886 Nope. They met each other and hung out. Saying Ian was a huge influence music-wise is a massive stretch, it's more like Ian saw the hints that these guys were going to be the next big thing and so he clung on to them trying to stay relevant. Andrew was fully aware that's what Ian was trying to do, but he didn't really mind. After all Ian was one more rockstar for Andy to have his picture taken with, cementing Andy's legendariness. It was a mutually beneficial relationship and I don't think Andy would appreciate people acting as if Ian helped create Andy in any way. They were a little more than acquaintances, a lot less than best friends or "close". They both liked to party the same way in their off-time, so it was an easy friendship.
I'm new but becoming a huge mother love bone fan! Love singing with Andy. On the internet U can do anything, learn anything, visit anywhere, & met & hang with anyone 😉. I love living in 2022. U will reconnect with all of their spirit
This is awesome! Funny, they were so young back then, acting like total 20-somethings.. I'm a '90s baby, and I'm almost in my 30s now.. its funny to watch it, and think, "cool kids"
This is priceless. Before the obnoxiousness of ubiquitous cellphones and selfies, when sweet, behind the scenes stuff was a rarity. When people actually SPOKE to and interfaced with each other,, rather than looking down into their hands 24/7. How I miss (and long for) those days! And dang, didn't Chris have some HAIR??? 😳💔🎤
This is most likely 1989. The Cult Sonic Temple came out in April of 1989, and they are talking about Dave Holland formerly of Judas Priest who left the band in 89.
Yup. If this was 1990 they would have been touring for Louder Than Love from Dec 1989 until mid-March 1990 and then Andrew died the day they got back from it. What I don't get is they are talking about Lynch Mob, and that didn't release until October of 1990, even though the band formed in 1989, so what's that all about?
Im so dumb that's the thumbnail. But it does say its 89 haha. But i figured it out. Its late fall of 89. Cowboys went 1-15 and started the season winless for a few months.
@@spicyspecial333 You also need to remember these were all friends. By this time in rock history the DIY method was in full effect. They all played in one another's bands. They all initially turned down larger record deals.
This footage is utterly priceless! Thank you for sharing! Man, this is exactly the vibe and energy - one that seems so lost today - of people in the moment listening and communicating with each other. It's amazing how this is exactly the vibe Cameron Crowe was going for and ultimately DID succeed in capturing in Singles. Except this is actually the real deal. It's so authentic. What a treasure!
I wish it was still like this, when ever I play a gig for a "festival" meaning we have more than one band playing on top of us there isn't this much people and it's not much of a social thing either.
I real miss 90"s is my generation this guys start this huge moviment and the movement explode to world até speed of sound....was amazing, who see in 2019, and are from 1990 , with 16,17..
I had VIP meet and greet to meet him at Rocklahoma. A week before, well you know what happened:( same happened with Scott Weiland. Have not been back to Rocklahoma since
We did have cell phones, thry were just as big as a medium size purse and carried in a purse kinda lol. 900$ a min, I jad 2 and my 1st phone bill was 1200$ my parents flipped out
Andrew Wood (Washington D. C.; 8 de enero de 1966 - 19 de marzo de 1990) fue el vocalista de las bandas Malfunkshun y Mother Love Bone, pertenecientes al denominado "sonido de Seattle" o grunge. Murió de sobredosis de heroína poco antes de la publicación del primer LP de Mother Love Bone, Apple.[1]
Better days before Social media and self obsessive selfies . Fuck I miss the 90s. Unfortunately I was a little ass kid in this era. Would have love to been there 🤘🏻
Thanks for uploading this! Had saved this video to a playlist from another channel and it disappeared (maybe it was this channel??) I’ve always wondered who originally shot and posted this footage. Anyone know?? Either way, I’m so glad it exists and that we can watch and remember what that time was like. 💗
Chris Cornell, nacido Christopher John Boyle (Seattle, Washington, 20 de julio de 1964-Detroit, Míchigan, 18 de mayo de 2017),[1][2] fue un cantante estadounidense y guitarrista que adquirió fama por ser el vocalista de Soundgarden, Audioslave y Temple of the Dog.[3] Comenzó su carrera como batería antes de convertirse en guitarrista y cantante.[4]
I seen Judest Priest at the New Haven Collisium. well actually heard Judist Priest outside because i couldn't get in. but i heard the whole thing. Thats how loud they were.
If y'all all here drop ur favorite bands that not many people know of. Switchfoot The Trews Thousand Foot Krutch Demon Hunter Just to name a few Fucken awesome bands man
I scored a demon hunter box set" the world is a thorn" at a thrift store for about $4, it is mint cond, poster, CD, jacket pins, do rag, booklet, I also got first 3 metallica CDs , mint shape, for $3 each, lucky score that day
Stone looks about 12. We've had the same hair, at the same time for most of our lives. Even have the same "old man" glasses now 😂 It's weird seeing all these guys young again. I feel so old.
That's actually just inside the old Seattle Mercer Arena after a Cult show. Just milling about. Gossard being his usual sarcastic self and mocking all things metal. I know. I was there....
Not a single doubt. Andy's death haunted him until his own. The hospital kept Andy on life support until his family and all friends, including Chris, got there. I sometimes wish Chris hadn't seen Andy looking like that.
Ya...i have tried to pick up every noc shift @ a gas ⛽️ station i could fine in hopes that would lead me to joining a band n getting signed to a record label. But alas...no such luck!😢
This, and the video of MLB rowing around puget sound in a couple of rental boats have been circularing around RU-vid for years. Does anyone know who was behind the camera?
9:27 '' I gotta go to school in about seven hours'' random girls saying that, during this drugs session... hahah I wonder if she went to school that day.
