Cornell with a Nirvana shirt, before it's cool! Bleach period! What a voice, what a band! RIP Brother, thanks for everything. You helped me grow, how proud I am! \m/
Jason Everman their bass player paid for the bleach album to be recorded , he paid $600 and it sold two million copies and they never paid him a penny , he is now a retired Green Beret in the army, and graduated from Columbia University
@@insanctuaries336 They had Post-Punk influences in their first years like XTC and Killing Joke and they had a Punk audience until they signed to a major label
I remember back in the day in high school when me and one of my best friends Angelo (RIP) would listen to Soundgarden when no one else was. It was so cool to be "different" from everyone else. Much later, eventually, people jumped on the bandwagon when Spoonman came out and got a lot of radio play. I'm proud to say I've been a fan of this band since day one and I sorely miss both my friend Angelo and Chris Cornell (may they both RIP).
@@tracyjohnson5023 That brother became some mad illed out Special Forces dude, parachuting put of planes into the mountains of Afghanistan with the night vision and the green beam taking it to the Taliban.... Mad illed out . .
Thats why Chris wore the shirt so much. He never wore it again after Jason was fired. Also the shirts were free at Subpop to their bands at the time. SG didnt have much money in 89, so they took all free shirts, like all other Subpop guys did lol.
Thanks for the video. Process. Chris Cornell The Best Vocalist Ever. Beautiful Amazing Man. You Will Truly Be Missed. We've Always Loved You Chris and Always Will. Never Forgotten. Justice for Chris Cornell.
"LOUDER THAN LOVE"&I'm wearing a hoodie with "LOVE IS LOUDER " on it completely coincidencely, lol. what a decade to be around for I LOVE THE 90's. RIP Chris Cornell, Layne Staley &Mike Starr, Kurt Cobain &so many more,wow all my heroes gone but I'm so thankful I was a teenager in the best musical decade ,imo, the 90's☮💚🙏🏻🎸( love the nirvana shirt, got a good mix myself of my fave band shirts but I can never find soundgarden shirts for some reason I only have 1 , anyone know where I can get a good selection but not Ebay?).
Hey thanks for this one. Saw this on tv and have a little bit of the end on a really crappy vhs copy. Got the audio from the college radio station and it's on a cassette somewhere.
If you were his to give, he might throw it away.... This is the first song he sang at his last concert. He ended the concert with a song that started with "Every word I said, is what I mean...:" So - If you were mine to give I might throw it away MEANS SOMETHING. Ever think about what that might be?
The song Ugly Truth was about money & greed...what Chris has said in early interviews. However, he has also said people make their own interpretations of his lyrics, that it was fine as long as he didnt have to hear about it. He really didnt care about others thoughts or assumptions on his lyrics. When Badmotorfinger came out, Chris said most of his lyrics were fantasy and vague.
i used to love the way the would leave stage, guitars propped up against the amps with the horrendous screaming feedback squeal.it's probably why i have a gammy ear today. or then again that might be down to the velvet underground what goes on, ha ha ha
That leather jacket belonged to Chris. He had the name Soundgarden put onto the front of it & a picture of band on the back. Alot of pics of Chris wearing that jacket , about a 2 year period. Guess he was being sarcastic lol
@@Nictric1 actually he played guitar with Nirvana and paid for them to record the bleach album they kicked him out and he joined Soundgarden the very next week
@@Nictric1 Krist ring a bell? Jason was in Nirvana briefly for "BLEACH" and a bit of the '89 tour. He only played guitar in Nirvana. He wanted Nirvana to be a heavier band. Kurt dug heavy, but Kurt didn't like negative energy around and Jason became that to Kurt. Jason is a good dude, but it wasn't a good fit.
Matthew David Cameron (San Diego, California; 28 de noviembre de 1962) es un baterista estadounidense. Se hizo conocido por formar parte de la banda de grunge Soundgarden, y por sus posteriores trabajos con bandas como Pearl Jam, donde toca actualmente.
From everything i've watched, they didn't begin to slow down until after Badmotorfinger tour. Around 93 they changed or evolved really. I know thats why i love the earlier concerts the best. Not just the energy on stage but the early material too. Something really special about Chris's stage presence in years 1984-1990 tho. He had a more organic & seductive type presence on stage. By the time Badmotorfinger tour was over, the guys had been doing this for 9 years plus they just matured. Not to mention, i think Chris was wanting to take their music in a different direction.
@@danielhughes5250 well if you mean singing better because his voice sounded mainstream radio friendly on album Superunknown. I believe his voice was at its ultimate peak during Badmotorfinger. The bands style changed, matured over the years and so did Chris' voice. I've listened to just about everything they ever did live (thats available ). The range, control and the specific desired effects he wanted to achieve with his voice on live performances in early years is outstanding. He really blew the roof off those venues back in the day. From 86 -91, so many people would hear him sing live for first time & they'd have to pick their jaw up off the floor. Its just different taste i guess. No wrong, no right.
No I don't mean mainstream radio friendly.... I mean good pitch and power..... Badmotorfinger is my favourite record and his singing is great... Ive watched a stack of live performances from 93 back to early stuff. Singing is pretty ordinary compared to mid nineties and also 2000s... Most musicians improve as they get older. Its only natural..
@@callofthewintermoon91 Yes I think they evolved and grew as musicians and people. I also think Chris learned more about his voice and learned that you don’t have to belt constantly. But the constant touring definitely had an effect on his voice at times live by the mid 90s for sure. As for the stage presence thing I agree. IMHO Chris was treated and marketed as beefcake during BMF and left bad taste in his mouth. I’m sure he was aware he was a hottie, but maybe more self conscious about it later? Idk lol
An incredible song. Pity they keep playing hotel California and living on a prayer type songs on the radio. They should be playing this. And they should dlso olay Hands All Over
