around the 00:58 Ben Shepherd points out the image of former Soundgarden bassist Hiro Yamamoto on the cover of an album by Truly, a band that Hiro was in after Soundgarden. something i love that i'm finding about Ben the more I delve into interviews and such is that he never stopped repping the huge influence that Hiro was upon him. he really had the utmost respect for his predecessor.
I know, right? He was just naturally very charismatic and had this presence - being tall, dark and handsome helped, but there was more to it than just that.
That's what I love about Soundgarden is how humble they are. It's always a pleasure to listen, watch and see them have fun. They are my all time favourites.
Mellon Collie definitely up there too, but IMO Siamese Dream has it beat out in terms of quality vs quantity. Both are absolutely amazing albums in their own right, but Mellon Collie is a tad bit more... overbloated, from being a double album. Siamese Dream is a perfect single album. @@monkeyliver1986
Love Soundgarden! Love how they changed music from sexual angst to real feelings and everyday emotions. I really miss this era of music. Chris Cornell. There will never be another voice like yours. Still hurts that you're not in this world.
I went to SubPop head office in Seattle and they have this polaroid of Chris and Matt taken in this shop near Moore. The funny thing is that I took a picture of it without knowing the story behind it (I discovered it when I saw this video few minutes ago).
When you go onto the SG wiki page, and you notice that it says “Soundgarden WAS an American rock band…”. That really is an absolute kick in the teeth. It all went tragically wrong and ended too soon for SG.
I read Mick Wall's book recently about Led Zeppelin, called "When Giants walked the Earth". Somehow the title of that book floated into my head when watching this video. Soundgarden weren't just a rock band with a talented frontman - all 4 guys were amazing musicians, multi-instrumenalists, and Chris IMO remains the greatest male rock vocalist of our time - who also happened to have amazing songwriting ability, natural frontman attributes and much more. I've listened to their music much of my adult life and been amazed by it, so to watch a video like this and see such icons just strolling round with a coffee and floating between shops in Seattle ............ man, what I'd give to have been standing in that record shop at the time.
the king of kings of voices the master who sings like no other with his incredible bandmates in the history of planet earth and here he is just walking around like hes one of the guys😇 RIP CC ♥
Holy shit!!!! Does anyone remember how epic 1994 was? That's when the 1990s got so much better. In every way. Making the 1990's the best decade ever. The memories and feelings came Flooding back from that year. And the fact that the real Spoonman, the one and only person this song is about, was actually a part of the video! Epic, awesome, stellar, classic! I ordered the cassette of this album in 1994 along with about 12 other classic 1994 albums, from the BMG mail order promotion. I listened to the album for 2 weeks straight!! I've never listened to a new album for more than a week, before or since that time. Incredible! My favorite rock and roll album from the 1990s.
Seattle was getting overhyped and we lost Kurt ….the high deflated especially in Seattle (I was there) and the music world had to regroup and find itself again.. Thank God for the Deftones and the many other bands that came along later to top off the last great decade of the 20th century!!! 🥳👍🍻
I love this so much, it's almost eerie in a sense. This was a month or so before Cobain died. It was the end of the early 90s, but Soundgarden would absolutely blow up the following summer. I still remember being mesmerized by their music and videos. Rest well, Chris.
Maybe they would still be here if they lived in Spokane, city's around the west coast of Washington state had become an ulgy end of life for many. Because of nasty poison ..... and sadly now Spokane too. It's all about one's selfish self , only love I see is the words painted under some Bridges on the 5. ..Or over some beautiful art work on the walls all over the city. Mo8
This video is February. Superunknown came out in March, in April Kurt was gone and that was it for grunge, it lasted 927 days in the mainstream. That Pigeonhed album on the rack came out Dec 1993.
@@BradyA1124 Yeah I remember that, but Los Angeles KROQ was still awesome all throughout 1995. I remember Presidents, NIN, White Zombie, Pork soda, Mellon Collie....it was still very much 1994ish. 1996 early is when I remember 7 mary three and Silverchair type stuff taking over. I guess we all have different memories of the past though.
With the mention of “Kerrigan wins silver!”, I’m guessing this was filmed on or around February 26, 1994, since she won silver the day before. Amazing to see this footage since I had just moved to Seattle earlier in the week.
It's weird because I was only 8 or 9 around the time of this filming and grew up mostly in Europe, but somehow it brings up memories of those days and specifically a kind of general feeling of life back then. I guess it's a response to seeing the fashion and all, and ofc it's how I was feeling at that age. However I think it maybe also speaks to memories of a largely pre internet time, where you had to walk to the store to hear new music etc. instead of clicking some buttons on a phone screen and either hear or see music being played instantly at high quality or order physical recordings and receive them often the next day. We live in an abundance of convenience yet everyone's stressed and angry...
Chris Cornell, nacido Christopher John Boyle (Seattle, Washington, 20 de julio de 1964-Detroit, Míchigan, 18 de mayo de 2017), fue un cantante estadounidense y guitarrista que adquirió fama por ser el vocalista de Soundgarden, Audioslave y Temple of the Dog. Comenzó su carrera como batería antes de convertirse en guitarrista y cantante.
An interviewer asked Chris cornell about his high school experience, and he said I never had one, I stopped going to school in 7th grade.....that was the most rock and roll thing I have ever heard....just decided not to go to high school
Yeah because it’s so cool not to go school isn’t it. Then people complain and play the victim card when they end up in a shitty job that doesn’t pay enough.
@@JackSmith-kp2vs We're talking about people that leaved school to work as professional musicians (And heck, they were), so, yeah, it can be "cool" if you know what the heck you're doing. Not the same case as leaving school without really knowing which direction you are going to drive your life to.
@Replicant Roy not true. His dad was a pharmacist. He stopped going to school because he had a bad experience with PCP that he believed caused some type of brain damage and left him with severe agoraphobia
The year Soundgarden get famous is the year Kurt Cobain became a legend. I say Kurt was jealous of Black Hole Sun...it was the closet grunge song to the beatles.
I listened to Soundgarden's one song called 'Black Hole Sun' this year. Everyone must be sad that Chris Cornell (leader of soundgarden died, in 1994). I wonder if there's another MTV Rewind : Behind the scenes of every past MTV VMA's and/or MTV Movie Awards throughout the years.
Ben Shepherd (20 de septiembre de 1968) 55 años es un músico estadounidense conocido por haber tocado el bajo en la banda de grunge Soundgarden desde 1990 hasta su ruptura definitiva en 2019.
This is so 90s it hurts. What a gem.
i miss a time i wasn’t even there for. man the 90s is something i want to experience more than anything.
around the 00:58 Ben Shepherd points out the image of former Soundgarden bassist Hiro Yamamoto on the cover of an album by Truly, a band that Hiro was in after Soundgarden. something i love that i'm finding about Ben the more I delve into interviews and such is that he never stopped repping the huge influence that Hiro was upon him. he really had the utmost respect for his predecessor.
Ben shepherd got the treatment in soundgarden which jason newsted deserved in metallica
Ya he was cool to hang out with at The Mix in Gtown Kim as well!!! ✨🤠👍🍻
chris cornell's presence was so enigmatic. it's like hard to focus on anything but him in this video
I know, right? He was just naturally very charismatic and had this presence - being tall, dark and handsome helped, but there was more to it than just that.
That's what I love about Soundgarden is how humble they are. It's always a pleasure to listen, watch and see them have fun. They are my all time favourites.
Same!
Mine too!! I love Hiro though, have you heard him on Down by the Water by Maki Mae? ruclips.net/video/IDvzd7xv_qw/видео.html
Hell yeah! Do you like Alice in chains?
hell yes. possibly the greatest rock album of the 90s in my opinion. Michael Beinhorn is a genius.
And one of the greatest albums of all time
Nope. Mellon collie
@@monkeyliver1986 haha you can’t be serious.
@Alejandro Fonseca
Me too, Down on the Upside & Dirt are the best “Seattle” albums, although Superunknown is naturally amazing record also. ✌️
Mellon Collie definitely up there too, but IMO Siamese Dream has it beat out in terms of quality vs quantity.
Both are absolutely amazing albums in their own right, but Mellon Collie is a tad bit more... overbloated, from being a double album. Siamese Dream is a perfect single album.
@@monkeyliver1986
Love Soundgarden! Love how they changed music from sexual angst to real feelings and everyday emotions. I really miss this era of music.
Chris Cornell. There will never be another voice like yours. Still hurts that you're not in this world.
Soundgarden is the greatest band of all time and Chris Cornell is the greatest man of all time.
I went to SubPop head office in Seattle and they have this polaroid of Chris and Matt taken in this shop near Moore. The funny thing is that I took a picture of it without knowing the story behind it (I discovered it when I saw this video few minutes ago).
Cooool story!
RAD!!! ⚡️⚡️⚡️👍
I can't believe this was 30 years ago
That was awesome, the height of their powers!
These guys represent so much of that time in my unimportant life. I’ll never forget that feeling of discovery and jamming in a work truck.
you give your life meaning! you’re important to me!
@ much needed friend ! Thank you and you are important to me ! Cheers
When you go onto the SG wiki page, and you notice that it says “Soundgarden WAS an American rock band…”. That really is an absolute kick in the teeth. It all went tragically wrong and ended too soon for SG.
The bigger kicking is that Pearl Jam _didn't_ quit some ten to 25 years ago. Now that makes me weep like George Harrison's guitar.
That's bs. Pearl Jam is still great and I'm glad they're still going at it.
Nothing lasts forever 💔
"Billy Graham's an arena god - he can make your will disappear" Kim Thayil! HAHAHAHA LOL
I'm surprised that didn't get a bigger laugh, maybe all four of them just have that dry a sense of humour.
The 90s, best decade of all
God…Chris was so gorgeously beautiful…!
Hell yea!!!! One of my favorite albums of theirs. RIP Chris 🖤🕯️
How the hell eminem gets in r n r hall of fame and Soundgarden doesn’t is beyond me
The rock n roll hall of fame has officially become like the scammys...
They lost their credibility decades ago.
@@Danjoker.how?
Been to Seattle many, many times. Next time I walk the paths they walked I will reflect on these streets where legends have walked.
I read Mick Wall's book recently about Led Zeppelin, called "When Giants walked the Earth". Somehow the title of that book floated into my head when watching this video. Soundgarden weren't just a rock band with a talented frontman - all 4 guys were amazing musicians, multi-instrumenalists, and Chris IMO remains the greatest male rock vocalist of our time - who also happened to have amazing songwriting ability, natural frontman attributes and much more.
I've listened to their music much of my adult life and been amazed by it, so to watch a video like this and see such icons just strolling round with a coffee and floating between shops in Seattle ............ man, what I'd give to have been standing in that record shop at the time.
This is the essence of the Seattle scene. I miss those days so bad
Duct tape wallet sounds like a grunge band..lol... soundgarden was a great band.🤘🏻 My then high school girlfriend saw them live. Awesome show 👍🏻
you know what? when they said arena gods that struck me as an amazing band name
I should start a band called Duct Tape Wallet. 😂😂😂😂😂
I liked when Spoonman went "BRA CAPADAPACA (POP) BRA CAPADAP POCCO (POP)." That was awesome.
When MTV was good... good times
the king of kings of voices the master who sings like no other with his incredible bandmates in the history of planet earth and here he is just walking around like hes one of the guys😇
RIP CC
♥
man i love the early 90s style
Chris, beloved, dearest!!! So sad hes gone... He s been so gourgeous since ever
I love these guys the most! SOUNDGARDEN FOREVER!
Awesome, hopefully we can see more from the Down on the Upside era
@EndofMusic we need to see it, they have to release it!
Their best album
Chris Cornell is flawless.
Holy shit!!!! Does anyone remember how epic 1994 was? That's when the 1990s got so much better. In every way. Making the 1990's the best decade ever. The memories and feelings came Flooding back from that year. And the fact that the real Spoonman, the one and only person this song is about, was actually a part of the video! Epic, awesome, stellar, classic!
I ordered the cassette of this album in 1994 along with about 12 other classic 1994 albums, from the BMG mail order promotion. I listened to the album for 2 weeks straight!! I've never listened to a new album for more than a week, before or since that time. Incredible! My favorite rock and roll album from the 1990s.
Seattle was getting overhyped and we lost Kurt ….the high deflated especially in Seattle (I was there) and the music world had to regroup and find itself again..
Thank God for the Deftones and the many other bands that came along later to top off the last great decade of the 20th century!!!
🥳👍🍻
I love this band so much. ❤
The image quality is so good I felt as if I were there with the band. My regards to the cameraman. 💙
I saw Spoonman when I was 16. There must’ve been 30 people or more standing around watching. Even then I thought he was amazing.
4:23 -- Every damn day at school someone yelling "d'oh!". lol
1:49 is where Layne Staley bought the candles for AIC Unplugged 1996
Terrific documenting
I love this so much, it's almost eerie in a sense. This was a month or so before Cobain died. It was the end of the early 90s, but Soundgarden would absolutely blow up the following summer. I still remember being mesmerized by their music and videos. Rest well, Chris.
Masterpiece
From the time when Kurt and Chris were still alive.
Maybe they would still be here if they lived in Spokane, city's around the west coast of Washington state had become an ulgy end of life for many. Because of nasty poison ..... and sadly now Spokane too.
It's all about one's selfish self , only love I see is the words
painted under some
Bridges on the 5. ..Or over some beautiful art work on the walls all over the city.
Mo8
Man. Seattle in the 90s would’ve been the shit.
Rest in Peace Chris Cornell 🤘🤘🤘
I still think it's a shame what happened to him..
Still Lived longer than Kurt
@Layla McNear because I wish he was here
No streaming services, it was great!!!
Missing Chris for sure. Wanted to age along with him as he was the same age as me
This video is February. Superunknown came out in March, in April Kurt was gone and that was it for grunge, it lasted 927 days in the mainstream.
That Pigeonhed album on the rack came out Dec 1993.
I disagree. 1995 was totally grunge. Early 1996 is when the Oasis sound erased grunge.
@@johnvalencia9927 1995 was Boyz 2 Men and Collective Soul
@@BradyA1124 Yeah I remember that, but Los Angeles KROQ was still awesome all throughout 1995. I remember Presidents, NIN, White Zombie, Pork soda, Mellon Collie....it was still very much 1994ish. 1996 early is when I remember 7 mary three and Silverchair type stuff taking over. I guess we all have different memories of the past though.
@@johnvalencia9927 Silverchair hit around 1995 when their SNL appearance happened. But I understand where you're coming from. Rap took over in 1995
@@BradyA1124 But also Van Halen. Debut at no. 1, most televised tour of the year.
Soundgarden was one of the only other Seattle bands that Cobain actually liked
I wonder when in 1994 this was filmed? I was living in Seattle when Superunknown came out, and it was such a pivotal album at the time.
With the mention of “Kerrigan wins silver!”, I’m guessing this was filmed on or around February 26, 1994, since she won silver the day before.
Amazing to see this footage since I had just moved to Seattle earlier in the week.
My favorite album
I miss this world. I was 22..
The greatest band ever❤❤❤
Defiantly my favorite band and album of theirs.
Defiantly?!
The video quality here... It looks like it's 2010 instead of 1994
I love that wooden spoon sound
I always just assumed Spoonman was a metaphor for the dope man
cool to see a retail shop without computers
RIP Cornell
Miss you Chris! 💔👊🏼♾ r.i.p
Spoonman is almost like a Motörhead song. Always been my favourite one.
The year 1994 was musically kind of life defining for me. And Superunknown has a lot to do with it.
3:57 Mark Lanegan's Whiskey For The Holy Ghost poster detected 🚬😎🥃
Very cool. I was just a teenager at the time and never realized that THEY were such kids when they made this record. It's crazy.
Love this!
I wonder how often the other guys watch these old videos?
That fellar was comin together with his hands.
Damn! It's so great)
RIP Soundgarden Vocals
Back when seattle was actually a fun place to be
..no doubt soooo many kids (yutes) running around the city in their Doc’s!!!
☔️👋🥹👍
That was cool.
It's weird because I was only 8 or 9 around the time of this filming and grew up mostly in Europe, but somehow it brings up memories of those days and specifically a kind of general feeling of life back then. I guess it's a response to seeing the fashion and all, and ofc it's how I was feeling at that age. However I think it maybe also speaks to memories of a largely pre internet time, where you had to walk to the store to hear new music etc. instead of clicking some buttons on a phone screen and either hear or see music being played instantly at high quality or order physical recordings and receive them often the next day. We live in an abundance of convenience yet everyone's stressed and angry...
This is gold
I wasn't born when this interview with Sound Garden happened on MTV.
cool story, bro
I was only 2.
I was 37🙂
@@unkind78 thanks?! 😀
@@kylehegedus5498 Ok.
Watching this is like seeing the seattle grunge scene Spinal Tap
Amazing album
Chris Cornell, nacido Christopher John Boyle (Seattle, Washington, 20 de julio de 1964-Detroit, Míchigan, 18 de mayo de 2017), fue un cantante estadounidense y guitarrista que adquirió fama por ser el vocalista de Soundgarden, Audioslave y Temple of the Dog. Comenzó su carrera como batería antes de convertirse en guitarrista y cantante.
4:56 Travis Bickle
You caught it too. Exactly Travis Bickle
Gods lonely man
Damn it took me back like 28 yrs.
I just realized this a month before Kurt's passing RIP Chris and Kurt
Love Soundgarden, wish I focused on them more back in the day. I had too much love for Pantera…even now. Never got to see SG live :(
Chris Cornell fashion😍😍
Kim Thayil: What's Entertainment Weekly?
Me: BUUUUUUUUUUUURN 🤭
Can you imagine being in that record store, and all of a sudden, Soundgarden walks in!!!
An interviewer asked Chris cornell about his high school experience, and he said I never had one, I stopped going to school in 7th grade.....that was the most rock and roll thing I have ever heard....just decided not to go to high school
He didn't decide shit, he started working when he was like 14 because he was dirt poor.
He had drug problems when he was like 12 aswell
Yeah because it’s so cool not to go school isn’t it. Then people complain and play the victim card when they end up in a shitty job that doesn’t pay enough.
@@JackSmith-kp2vs We're talking about people that leaved school to work as professional musicians (And heck, they were), so, yeah, it can be "cool" if you know what the heck you're doing. Not the same case as leaving school without really knowing which direction you are going to drive your life to.
@Replicant Roy not true. His dad was a pharmacist. He stopped going to school because he had a bad experience with PCP that he believed caused some type of brain damage and left him with severe agoraphobia
Greatest musical outfit from the Seattle area since Hendrix.
❤️Ben❤️
Wait. At the end, playing guitar with Spoonman, was that Marc Maron?
Chris cornell's hilarity is unmatched beyond belief
Spoon man was written about Cobain’s intravenous hobbies.
I wish my hand was big enough to hold a coffee cup like that
Spoonman rocks,,,
5:58 A young Serj Tankian sighting..
You see the Moore Theater In this video now go check out Voices by Alice In Chains.
Good times....☹️
1994 seems like it was almost 30 years ago.
Maybe because it was 29 years ago?
Chris Cornell is kinda giving me a Post Malone vibe, and Ben kinda looks like Jason Newsted
5:26
4:56 Taxi Driver
Tabitha Sore-End
So this would've been late February of 1994 going off of the Nancy Kerrigan newspaper.
Chris Cornell so hot
The year Soundgarden get famous is the year Kurt Cobain became a legend. I say Kurt was jealous of Black Hole Sun...it was the closet grunge song to the beatles.
I listened to Soundgarden's one song called 'Black Hole Sun' this year. Everyone must be sad that Chris Cornell (leader of soundgarden died, in 1994). I wonder if there's another MTV Rewind : Behind the scenes of every past MTV VMA's and/or MTV Movie Awards throughout the years.
@Lochie oh 😀😬
@Lochie thank you, I was so confused. This guy clearly don’t know what he’s saying 🤣🤣
Xanax ?
@@uniqe23 What's Xanax? : 0
i never knew spoonman was an actual man. interesting...................................................
for some reason i thought it was about heroin.
Ben Shepherd (20 de septiembre de 1968) 55 años es un músico estadounidense conocido por haber tocado el bajo en la banda de grunge Soundgarden desde 1990 hasta su ruptura definitiva en 2019.
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