0:00 Gun 4:35 Jesus Christ Pose 10:05 Outshined 15:54 Big Dumb Sex 20:40 Ugly Truth 28:05 Rusty Cage 33:28 Slaves And Bulldozers 39:12 Chris singing part of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit 41:20 Searching With My Good Eye Closed
I feel like no one acknowledges Chris Cornell's guitar playing for what it is. That he can play along with Thayill's wild and weird riffs AND SING is pretty impressive.
11:42 a guy named Eddie Vedder has a mic behind the gate in the background. He joins in on the choruses and if you watch you’ll get a glimpse of him later in the song behind Matt Cameron. These guys made each other better so as not to be outshined by each other. Those were the days kids
ramiro fauno martinez lmao, I love how at 12:04, he just pops out of nowhere, like, 'hey guys, I'm here now, singing with my boy Chris, ya can't stop me'
I always loved the backstory of 'Big Dumb Sex', it's basically about the meaningless stupid sex songs that hair bands made all the time. Just a funny middle finger to how ridiculous it was. God, I love Soundgarden. Also, Outshined is a sexy song without even trying.
Chris definitely had that type of sense of humour in his writing. The same album was gonna be titled Louder than fuck, but his manager that became his wife put a stop to that fast. lol Get on the snake is another one of those songs, and later, Jesus Christ pose and Limo wreck were too. It was obviously about poseur rockers, and limo wreck, he had said, was something absurd you don't see like the usual car wrecks.
Whoever filmed & uploaded this, thank YOU so much. I was at this show, near the front (it was INSANE!), with my brother who has since died. This show can never be topped for me. It also marks the day I madly and truly fell in love with Chris & Soundgarden.
“For most of the Soundgarden tours, I didn’t drink before shows. I couldn’t sing well if I’d been drinking. But at the end of the 1992 Lollapalooza tour, I decided to drink before we went on. We were ending that tour in Los Angeles, and we hated that because we thought the audience would be nothing but industry people. So I decided to drink to just get through those shows. Well, it turned out the audiences were great-they were real fans-and it was awesome.
He’s jumped into my top 5 all time. I don’t under-rate him at all. He can grow old playing with Pearl Jam, he would never have grown old playing with Soundgarden, that was work. Loved the F You shirt. He’s the least likely guy you’d meet somewhere and would believe he’s a rock and roll drummer, at the top of his craft. That dude throws down.
he is a complete badass, and i noticed for the 1st time while watching this that although his kit is set up right handed, he plays as if he's a lefty....hi hats with left hand, snare with right. I freaking love Matt Cameron.
Things you can take away from this after watching: 1. Even after stabbing a beach ball with the headstock basses will still be in tune. 2. Soundgarden is bad ass.
Yep, I was there. They made my face melt, and I loved it! I wonder if somebody has vid of Soundgarden at Lollapalooza at the Gorge. Chris was doing Black Hole Sun, just him and his guitar, and it was so perfect, and the sun was setting behind him, and we all were blown away! He asked what we were looking at, and we pointed to the sunset. And he too was blown away.
I was there too! I came from Spokane to Seattle and had my one and only Ferry ride across the Sound. One of the greatest concerts I've ever seen and Soundgarden was my favorite. I love this video 😀
22 years ago today. I was there and very intoxicated. Took 2 weeks to wash all the mud out of my hair. Went to a few other Lollapalooza's after this but none were as fun as '92 was.
I actually think one from 2017 was the best...I know that sounds crazy but the band was tight and he hit evey damn note...well except that insane slide up that's on the album...he even admitted that was done in studio magic....I think the performance is in Florida...if I find it I'll post here if anyone cares
Was there ! Still have my beat up t-shirt. Just looked.... the bands playing in order were... Lush Pearl Jam The Jesus and Mary Chain Soundgarden Ice Cube Ministry Red Hot Chili Peppers 'twas a good day indeed. ;-)
Sofa king jealous. Just seeing this vid, it looked like an amazing show. Also, pity people had to endure pearl jam ice cube and red hot silly peckers. I would have been in the Jim Rose circus tent watching the dude bungee jump from his penis during their sets.
I saw the tour in Toronto CA. Still have the shirt I bought there too! During the finale of PJ's set, Eddie climbed the light rigging to the top, stumbled along the tarps, climbed down the other side and 20 ft above the pit, he JUMPED. They caught him perfectly and then he was swallowed! By the time security and the roadies pulled him out, his shirt was GONE.
Was there. Pulled by some random dude with a flask if So Co into the front pit to the right of center up front. I remember the ball. Lol Good Times! ✌️
To think that commercially they hadn't even peaked at this point in time... totally nuts. First time I saw them was May '89 supporting Mudhoney in the UK. Chris C stage dived onto my head during the Mudhoney set and we had a little cuddle. Best gig I've ever seen.
Awesome group wish I could have went to their concert,but I never got to.Glad you got to go.And Chris Cornell a awesome singer sad he passed away May Chris Cornell RIP 🙏💐
I am so glad I took my son to this performance he doesn’t remember it as he was 2 but I remind him frequently how cool he was before it was cool to be cool
look only at the audience... that's the biggest difference... we had a big party with blue eyes and broken nose... today they are standing only there with their stupid smartphone and do nothing...
Unfortunately, the kids you speak of will never understand. They have attention spans of a fucking fence and are more concerned with keeping their social media accounts up to date. I don’t believe there will ever be another musical explosion like what happened in the late 80s and early 90s with these bands.
45 minutes 44 seconds in and the chain link fence goes down with Chris, and then he does a backward Summersault and doesn't miss a beat in the song- that moment was epic and it made me laugh. Thanks from another space in time, Chris, Soundgarden, and people at the concert. Love u.
My first time seeing SG. What a day! Showed up with no ticket, ran into a buddy outside that had an extra, got through the gate and the band started. I ran along the left side perimeter of the crowd, next to the blackberry bushes and managed to get a decent spot fairly close to the stage. Stayed there until Ice Cube came out then wandered back to see the Jim Rose Circus Sideshow. Watched the closers RHCP from the back so I didn't have to deal with the mob leaving.
I saw the Cleveland stop of this tour at Blossom Music Center. Lush was off the tour for some reason so The Cranberries opened. I know a lot of people love Dolores O'Riordan, but my friends and I had dropped a couple hits of acid and her voice was nails on a chalkboard. Anyway, just as Pearl Jam was taking the stage it started to pour, and a bunch of us on the lawn rushed the pavilion. By the time Evenflow started my friends and I were past the security guys and down in the mosh pit. We stayed there for the rest of the PJ set. Then Soundgarden came out. Absolutely one of the most epic performances I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of shows in my 55 years. The rawness and the energy was like nothing I've ever seen. Pure talent and love of their work. There will never be another like Soundgarden.
Bro, if you're reading this... I hear you about the Cranberries. All those weird noises she makes... They say it's part of being Irish. 🤔 If she had gone with a more traditional voice, she'd have been a top vocalist. My opinion. 🤔🫣
Thanks for the good memories! Craziest mosh pit I've ever seen--it steamed all day and into the night like a boiling fumarole of patchouli and sweat, people squeezing up and over each other like slippery watermelon seeds. During Red Hot Chili Peppers show that night, I fell over the front line and a security guard picked me up by the belt and threw me back into the hands of the crowd. Wish I could find footage of that, too. What a day!
92' at the Kitsap fairgrounds, I think that may have been the best concert I'd gone to, Hatz, Fatty Matty, Slugo, and of course DAUBBER, every weekend was a concert, freaken amazing!! Soundgarden came out and Chris had his orange fishing rain coat in the rain and absuluty rocked the place, the trees are still reverberating!!! RIP Chris thank you
I grew up in Bremerton, although I was 4 when this concert happened, it's hard to believe something as epic as this ever happened in that blighted town.
@@DylanHutto Yeah it was driving me nuts trying to figure that out too, so I did some research and it looks like theres a big empty field north of the Pavillion where they had the concert. If you look up a map of the fairgrounds its referred to as the "lower bowl".
@@jrcrash4644 okay, figured it out, it's behind the Pavilion. The only place I found referring it to the Lower Bowl was a Facebook post from Kitsap County Parks pawning off free manure 😂 Idk why this was such a mystery for me for so long but we figured it out lol
This live show kicks ass!!! This brings me back to when music was played live, and no cell phones....and we actually listened to the music and had an f’n blast. Chris Cornell sounded the best I’ve ever heard him, and Jesus Christ Pose made my jaw drop. There will never be another Soundgarden, just happy I was alive when there was. Rest easy Chris! 🙏
They were pretty good then bc they were touring blood sugar sex majic. That's a masterpiece and when it came out blew everyone away. But that was it for them hard to believe been almost 30 years since last good album and they still have a big fan base.
@@jeffwolfe4058 well with Californiacation, by the way, and stadium arcadium it found appreciation with fans and then one hot minute is a thing... but no one speaks of that
Thank you for sharing this. I never got to see SG in the 90's, just saw them for the first time this summer. I should have bribed a babysitter with more money back then!
I miss the days when there was natural talent in music and no cell phones at concerts!! Im 43yo and im so happy the age im at!! I would hate to be 20 in today's world in 2020! Great concert!!
What happened to all the beautiful lady's, the used to be everywhere. Only blue haired land manatees, wtf?? I'll say it again they were everywhere , at the store, on the way to the store, schools, offices, beach etc. All could enjoy the view, old young and in-between. What happened???
Whoever posted this, awesome! I was there with my father I was in 2nd grade! I still remember this day, we lived right up the street....thanks for sharing
Such a cold, wet day that day. A perfect PNW day for those of us that were there. Ministry played after Soundgarden, and opened with a Sabbath cover, "Supernaut" - it was the single loudest, crunchiest yet clear thing I've ever heard come off a stage.
Orlando. This set. 300 mics of pure LSD hurricane Andrew just off the coast of Miami and the uniquely creepy "calm before the storm" overcast skies Magical
God, I WAS THERE. I can't even describe the energy of that day. It had been raining. Shitty Pacific northwest summer weather. The pit was pure fucking MUD! L7 opened, Pearl Jam came on and opened with Even Flow and the crowd got DANGEROUS! A mad rush toward the stage and people were falling and getting hurt. I was close to the front and it was terrifying and exhilarating all at once! You had to lock arms with whoever you were with or they were getting carried away by the crowd. I've literally never experienced anything like it to this very day and I've been to hundreds of shows. Chris came on with that raincoat it was so fucking epic! The raw energy of these guys was CRAZY. It was such a fun thing to be a part of as a Seattle kid. I also recall the pit was pure death for Ministry, haha. We watched from the hill and smoked some bud. The Jim Rose Circus Sideshow was there too. (All you Gen-X Seattle kids remember...) RHCP were pure fire as well.We drove alongside their bus on the way out of the show, trying to get Flea's attention. God, those were the days! I still have my ticket.
I was too. And was holding my own in the pit until 10seconds in for Ministry. The swarm hit, everyone up front was pushed, I hit the ground and was getting trampled. My throat was slashed (not like dieing lol) but I will never forget being pulled up and felt like I was tossed in the air. Next thing I was on right side of stage going down steps while security was making sure I was ok. It was a birthday ticket. One of the best days of my teen years. I think I had just as much fun walking home that night. 😂
Matt Cameron = pure animal! Went to Loolapalooza '92 Miami - Soundgarden was definitely the highlight of the show. After all day in the south Florida sun, I did not even stay for all of the Chili Peppers' set once Soundgarden was over. BTW - it was just 2 days before Hurricane Andrew had no idea it was coming until the day after the show. By then only had 12 hours to prep.
I bought this at a record store in Tampa umpteen years ago without knowing its origins or what the quality would be like. Up until this description, I didn't even know it was in Bremerton and I've watched the tape many, many times. This contains my all-time favorite rendition of "Ugly Truth", among other moments and songs. I got to see Chris in his solo days from about 6 feet away in Koln, Germany, in a tiny venue where his voice soared effortlessly. He looked kind of unhealthy but I was mesmerized for the entire time. It was like seeing my personal god for the first time. I was in his thrall for the entire show and couldn't stop watching him. What a talent. After the show, I could've waited around--that's how small this venue was--but I was too afraid to face him so we left. I wish I had seen Soundgarden and gotten to tell this man just how much his music meant to me throughout my life.
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0:00 Gun
4:35 Jesus Christ Pose
10:05 Outshined
15:54 Big Dumb Sex
20:40 Ugly Truth
28:05 Rusty Cage
33:28 Slaves And Bulldozers
39:12 Chris singing part of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit
41:20 Searching With My Good Eye Closed
fuck where is beyond the wheel
They're so stripped down, in the rain and heavy as fuck!!!
Aa
Ocherednyara THATS WHAT I SAID LMAO
thank you 🙏
Watching ben shepard play bass makes my back hurt
Lol, yeah, I got whiplash!😵💫
I feel like no one acknowledges Chris Cornell's guitar playing for what it is. That he can play along with Thayill's wild and weird riffs AND SING is pretty impressive.
Not to mention he wrote most of the riffs for the band.
@@rbnh9827 If that is true, I have even more respect for the guy.
What he plays and sings on Rusty Cage is absolutely fucking sick. He was a total bad ass.
Those are his riffs.
its called rhythm guitar
I love how even when talking, Cornell is shouting.
sticksman1979
Very much like Ronnie James Dio used to do.
That VHS tape tracking error at 2:39 actually really adds to the 90's vibe of this awesome moment.
Haha seriously!
That was dope.
Yes was like an energy overload.
The camera couldn't withstand the power of Kim's shredding
@@jared9815 Totally agreed! My thoughts either : )
11:42 a guy named Eddie Vedder has a mic behind the gate in the background. He joins in on the choruses and if you watch you’ll get a glimpse of him later in the song behind Matt Cameron. These guys made each other better so as not to be outshined by each other. Those were the days kids
“A guy” fucker that’s thee legendary Eddie Vedder you’re talking about😂😂😂
Except that Eddie is an arrogant ass....
Dude, you just don't get the humorous sense of calling him "a guy" do you?
And if you see a guy in the cowboy hat on the side of the stage his name was layne staley
@@thexmahdi47xpnw70not much for catching jokes, are ya?
ed vedder singing on the chorus of outshined
ramiro fauno martinez lmao, I love how at 12:04, he just pops out of nowhere, like, 'hey guys, I'm here now, singing with my boy Chris, ya can't stop me'
Actually it threw me off a little bit. I thought it was some kind of glitch in acoustic engineering
I always loved the backstory of 'Big Dumb Sex', it's basically about the meaningless stupid sex songs that hair bands made all the time. Just a funny middle finger to how ridiculous it was. God, I love Soundgarden.
Also, Outshined is a sexy song without even trying.
Chris definitely had that type of sense of humour in his writing. The same album was gonna be titled Louder than fuck, but his manager that became his wife put a stop to that fast. lol
Get on the snake is another one of those songs, and later, Jesus Christ pose and Limo wreck were too. It was obviously about poseur rockers, and limo wreck, he had said, was something absurd you don't see like the usual car wrecks.
haha, beautifuly said.
oh my god when he grabbed that fence thing and did a back flip I almost cried at the beauty of it lol!
He was so sexy without even wanted to be... I like men to be like that.. think he is one of the more good looking men I ve ever seen
Thanks for saying this, I thought I was the only one who felt that Outshined was sexy.
Cornell is Jesus in a raincoat.
lmfao he is just jesus in general.
Say hello to heaven, Chris. The world is smaller without you.
yup
He really is, isn't he?
Jesus reincarnated potentially 😂
Eddie's little "so now you know" at 13:34 was just adorable
Ben Shepherd the preying mantis of bass, RIP Chris
great comment
preying actually makes more sense than praying here
Anyone else notice the cameras barely ever focus on Kim Thayil?
ALso this was an epic show.
Jay Tuesday probably because he just mostly stands still while chris en ben move around a lot and make show
Jay Tuesday because he's ugly
@@hiddang He's the eye of the storm.
@@RapidCycling07 Wrong. Kim sexy as hell.
Kim was so chill, he just played the music. He wasn't a rock star, he was a musician who loved to play.
Whoever filmed & uploaded this, thank YOU so much. I was at this show, near the front (it was INSANE!), with my brother who has since died. This show can never be topped for me. It also marks the day I madly and truly fell in love with Chris & Soundgarden.
+Carrie M. I was there too. It was my first real concert @ 17 years old.
Carrie M. Yeah some wild shit for sure.Sorry about your bro.
Carrie M. who got Eddies guitar pieces, I thought it was someone from Olly but I can't picture his face anymore
I was there too. My first concert at 15 years old. Unreal. RIP Chris.
I was also present, brings back memories. (seen myself a few times as well!)
CRAZY SHOW!! (some things one cannot 'unsee')
“For most of the Soundgarden tours, I didn’t drink before shows. I couldn’t sing well if I’d been drinking. But at the end of the 1992 Lollapalooza tour, I decided to drink before we went on. We were ending that tour in Los Angeles, and we hated that because we thought the audience would be nothing but industry people. So I decided to drink to just get through those shows. Well, it turned out the audiences were great-they were real fans-and it was awesome.
Cameron is one of the more underrated drummers out there.
He’s jumped into my top 5 all time. I don’t under-rate him at all. He can grow old playing with Pearl Jam, he would never have grown old playing with Soundgarden, that was work. Loved the F You shirt. He’s the least likely guy you’d meet somewhere and would believe he’s a rock and roll drummer, at the top of his craft. That dude throws down.
The guy is a BEAST
Whoever underrates him is an idiot!
he is a complete badass, and i noticed for the 1st time while watching this that although his kit is set up right handed, he plays as if he's a lefty....hi hats with left hand, snare with right. I freaking love Matt Cameron.
Very hard to copy................good rocker
Chris's stage banter at this show is all sorts of awesome.
Nothing like witnessing a Ben Shepherd beach ball slaying and Cornell's ass hitting the ground! One of the funniest concert moments ever.
This one is for JESUS.
Don’t think I’ve ever seen a lower slung bass in my life😂🤘🏼
Krist Novoselic has joined the chat
My heart foi bro
My heart too
@@Methodiev nah, Ben still has a lower bass. Especially when SG was opening for GnR in France 1992. Ben literally having his bass on the ground lmao.
You guys do realize we will never hear music like this ever again. It breaks my heart.
Especially now that Chris has died, sadly. Sorry for reminding you tho.
Wtf do you mean..... Ill be coming along
This is literally my pride and joy
How is it possible? We must revere the greats. Excellent comment.
This reality kills me everyday.
Things you can take away from this after watching: 1. Even after stabbing a beach ball with the headstock basses will still be in tune. 2. Soundgarden is bad ass.
You forgot number 3 Cornell had so much talent that he can roll all over the stage and jump around and still kept in time with the song
@@kylanrushing8830 You forgot #4 Cornell didn't like pussy fireworks, he wanted to hear something explode
their little dance with Ben at 27:22 was adorable
I lived almost directly across the street...11y.o., home alone, sold our entire yard for parking @$10 ea. then went to the concert.
That's awesome
🙂 too cool kid...❤
Yep, I was there. They made my face melt, and I loved it!
I wonder if somebody has vid of Soundgarden at Lollapalooza at the Gorge. Chris was doing Black Hole Sun, just him and his guitar, and it was so perfect, and the sun was setting behind him, and we all were blown away! He asked what we were looking at, and we pointed to the sunset. And he too was blown away.
Dianne Hopper I'm so jealous!
ruclips.net/video/SYV6H_h_-7k/видео.html
this one in 36:30
I was there too! I came from Spokane to Seattle and had my one and only Ferry ride across the Sound. One of the greatest concerts I've ever seen and Soundgarden was my favorite. I love this video 😀
thats incredible
The sun going down at the Gorge is amazing, and I am jealous you got to see Chris doing that song in that moment, dang! 😎👍
I don't usually use the word "epic" but I think this perfectly fits here. The more I find out about Chris the more I love the work he did.
Same with me... in my mind he's always going to remind me with my brother who passed away
Andrew Filipczak Sorry to hear about your loss. 😢
22 years ago today. I was there and very intoxicated. Took 2 weeks to wash all the mud out of my hair. Went to a few other Lollapalooza's after this but none were as fun as '92 was.
RIP, Chris Cornell. 😔
A wild Eddie Vedder appeared
In his natural habitat
This thread is criminally underrated
14:54
SOME OF THE BEST PARTS OF LOLLA WERE THE IMPROMPTU STAGE COLLABORATIONS!!!!!!!!! HolY F***!!!!
Eddie vedder and pearl jam suck ass if we're being completely honest
That performance of Jesus Christ Pose might've been the best live performance I've watched
THis comment + the prof pic is so perfect
Especially Cameron!
Its def top 5 for sure .unreal
I actually think one from 2017 was the best...I know that sounds crazy but the band was tight and he hit evey damn note...well except that insane slide up that's on the album...he even admitted that was done in studio magic....I think the performance is in Florida...if I find it I'll post here if anyone cares
ruclips.net/video/JKgZPW5hj_4/видео.html
I was there too... Unbelievable... When people wonder what made Seattle in the '90s unique, I'll show them this...
Ben shepherd was just the best performer Unique x badass Bassman
Definitely one of the best
SOUNDGARDEN MADE ME WRITE THIS WITH CAPITAL LETTERS!
OMG WOW SO CRAZYYY!!!!!!!!1!!!1!!1!!!!1!!!1!
(15:00) That's when Vedder approached Matt Cameron's ear and whispered him: "8 years from now, you're coming to my band".
6, he joined in 1998 during yield tour
Matt also played drums on the demo that Eddie was sent from Stone and Jeff
It’s so nice to hear something this old on youtube that’s mixed so well
Was there ! Still have my beat up t-shirt.
Just looked.... the bands playing in order were...
Lush
Pearl Jam
The Jesus and Mary Chain
Soundgarden
Ice Cube
Ministry
Red Hot Chili Peppers
'twas a good day indeed. ;-)
I was there too, from yakima and still have that shirt hanging in a closet like a lost memento.
You could hear it ten miles away ! I lived on ridgetop unbelievable this many ppl were in that area where we have a small county fair
Sofa king jealous. Just seeing this vid, it looked like an amazing show. Also, pity people had to endure pearl jam ice cube and red hot silly peckers. I would have been in the Jim Rose circus tent watching the dude bungee jump from his penis during their sets.
I saw the tour in Toronto CA. Still have the shirt I bought there too! During the finale of PJ's set, Eddie climbed the light rigging to the top, stumbled along the tarps, climbed down the other side and 20 ft above the pit, he JUMPED. They caught him perfectly and then he was swallowed! By the time security and the roadies pulled him out, his shirt was GONE.
Was there.
Pulled by some random dude with a flask if So Co into the front pit to the right of center up front.
I remember the ball. Lol
Good Times! ✌️
Ben Shepherd the coolest bassist
in metal :)
Can we appreciate Eddie for being a good backup vocalist🙌
Thank you I did the best I could
@@Eddy-bk1bn 😂
To think that commercially they hadn't even peaked at this point in time... totally nuts. First time I saw them was May '89 supporting Mudhoney in the UK. Chris C stage dived onto my head during the Mudhoney set and we had a little cuddle. Best gig I've ever seen.
Moshpit 1.0
No over the front wall. Stacked w security, gap to stage. One dude runs out and leaps
Awesome group wish I could have went to their concert,but I never got to.Glad you got to go.And Chris Cornell a awesome singer sad he passed away May Chris Cornell RIP 🙏💐
I am so glad I took my son to this performance he doesn’t remember it as he was 2 but I remind him frequently how cool he was before it was cool to be cool
"Yes kids. This was back when music was so awe...... Oh never mind"
Fuck sake what a live show!!!!
look only at the audience... that's the biggest difference... we had a big party with blue eyes and broken nose... today they are standing only there with their stupid smartphone and do nothing...
they have no idea
Unfortunately, the kids you speak of will never understand. They have attention spans of a fucking fence and are more concerned with keeping their social media accounts up to date. I don’t believe there will ever be another musical explosion like what happened in the late 80s and early 90s with these bands.
@@seelenwinter6662 the people were no different then. Make no mistake, if they had smartphones, they'd have been using them.
I'VE WATCHED THIS ABOUT 50 TIMES IN LAST FEW DAYS. I love how into it they are... such raw fuckin energy.
45 minutes 44 seconds in and the chain link fence goes down with Chris, and then he does a backward Summersault and doesn't miss a beat in the song- that moment was epic and it made me laugh. Thanks from another space in time, Chris, Soundgarden, and people at the concert. Love u.
what. a privilege to witness this growing up...
I'm looking California but feeing Minnesota, so sad, rip
My first time seeing SG. What a day! Showed up with no ticket, ran into a buddy outside that had an extra, got through the gate and the band started. I ran along the left side perimeter of the crowd, next to the blackberry bushes and managed to get a decent spot fairly close to the stage. Stayed there until Ice Cube came out then wandered back to see the Jim Rose Circus Sideshow. Watched the closers RHCP from the back so I didn't have to deal with the mob leaving.
i was there. This is the power of Grunge. Most powerful genre created. Had to be there
Kim Thayil is so cool.
I love how the cameraman caught Ben spitting on someone too!
RIP dear Chris.💔
Ben held his bass so low. That's crazy.
Probably ducking heavy for his arms
He looks like he's chasing a dog that snatched his keys.
I saw the Cleveland stop of this tour at Blossom Music Center. Lush was off the tour for some reason so The Cranberries opened. I know a lot of people love Dolores O'Riordan, but my friends and I had dropped a couple hits of acid and her voice was nails on a chalkboard. Anyway, just as Pearl Jam was taking the stage it started to pour, and a bunch of us on the lawn rushed the pavilion. By the time Evenflow started my friends and I were past the security guys and down in the mosh pit. We stayed there for the rest of the PJ set. Then Soundgarden came out. Absolutely one of the most epic performances I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of shows in my 55 years. The rawness and the energy was like nothing I've ever seen. Pure talent and love of their work. There will never be another like Soundgarden.
Bro, if you're reading this... I hear you about the Cranberries.
All those weird noises she makes... They say it's part of being Irish. 🤔
If she had gone with a more traditional voice, she'd have been a top vocalist.
My opinion. 🤔🫣
So jealous. 😊
Goodbye Chris - Thank You
I love watching them perform! Ben spazing during Jesus Christ Pose is so awesome 😅
Chris doin circles is also super fantastic
Great phantastic!
Maybe he felt like he needed to be saved
Ben, his bass and his moves are beyond sublime in Jesus Christ pose 😂❤😍🎶🎸
Yes I agree awesome group and Chris Cornell awesome Singer sad he passed away May Chris Cornell RIP.My grandmothers name was Taylor
Love how crazy the crowd is over the simplest sound garden song
Just did a biography on Chris Cornell for my music class, what a legend and what a great performance.
Thanks for the good memories! Craziest mosh pit I've ever seen--it steamed all day and into the night like a boiling fumarole of patchouli and sweat, people squeezing up and over each other like slippery watermelon seeds. During Red Hot Chili Peppers show that night, I fell over the front line and a security guard picked me up by the belt and threw me back into the hands of the crowd. Wish I could find footage of that, too. What a day!
92' at the Kitsap fairgrounds, I think that may have been the best concert I'd gone to, Hatz, Fatty Matty, Slugo, and of course DAUBBER, every weekend was a concert, freaken amazing!! Soundgarden came out and Chris had his orange fishing rain coat in the rain and absuluty rocked the place, the trees are still reverberating!!!
RIP Chris thank you
I grew up in Bremerton, although I was 4 when this concert happened, it's hard to believe something as epic as this ever happened in that blighted town.
I hang out at the fairgrounds all the time with my boyfriend! I can never tell where this was filmed though
Man, I graduated at SK. In port orchard in 85 and never ever did I think something like this whole show would ever happen there!!
@@dereknelson5058 if you were here, where exactly did they play this show if you can remember? Like what area of the fairgrounds
@@DylanHutto Yeah it was driving me nuts trying to figure that out too, so I did some research and it looks like theres a big empty field north of the Pavillion where they had the concert. If you look up a map of the fairgrounds its referred to as the "lower bowl".
@@jrcrash4644 okay, figured it out, it's behind the Pavilion. The only place I found referring it to the Lower Bowl was a Facebook post from Kitsap County Parks pawning off free manure 😂
Idk why this was such a mystery for me for so long but we figured it out lol
This live show kicks ass!!! This brings me back to when music was played live, and no cell phones....and we actually listened to the music and had an f’n blast. Chris Cornell sounded the best I’ve ever heard him, and Jesus Christ Pose made my jaw drop. There will never be another Soundgarden, just happy I was alive when there was. Rest easy Chris! 🙏
i forgot this is before they were household names, superunknown hadn't come out yet
Was there,Ministry and Red Hot chilli Pepers and pearl Jam were great too.
They were pretty good then bc they were touring blood sugar sex majic. That's a masterpiece and when it came out blew everyone away. But that was it for them hard to believe been almost 30 years since last good album and they still have a big fan base.
@@jeffwolfe4058 well with Californiacation, by the way, and stadium arcadium it found appreciation with fans and then one hot minute is a thing... but no one speaks of that
I was at this show. I'll never forget it.
Me too. I still have the audio cassette that gave out at the gate that features the performers.
Chris’ style of standing infront of a mic with a guitar will never not be iconic
I was at this show! 15 years old. I'll never forget the power of the crowd.... So happy this is on RUclips!!!!
the bass player great stage presence!!......and sounds fantastic!!
Great show, in their prime, home where it all started
The best of Matt Cameron
I’m so thankful that in 1992 someone was able to find a camera to record and preserve this this important music history!!! ❤❤❤
That version of Ugly truth is the greatest ever. So spontaneous yet mastered at the same time. Guitar and vocals are at their peaks.
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Yes!
this rules. you people who went are so lucky!!
I know ill never ever ever forget it. I died when soundgarden and pearl jam got on stage together and busted out Temple of the Dog
That’s what I call a proper crowd!
I saw them at Lollapalooza back in 92. It was an experience. I was 17 and it was a great time for music!
awesome show Just randomly skipped to 10:18 for Outshined and Chris mentioned thanksgiving. We miss you man. Happy thanksgiving to all.
Thank you for sharing this. I never got to see SG in the 90's, just saw them for the first time this summer. I should have bribed a babysitter with more money back then!
This is truly Epic.
Hey man, come to Chris Cornell Fanclub. I love Chris.
Yes I WILL take a time machine to go back there.
So necessary is/was Matt Cameron, excellent rock solid drummer
Was matt on a break from pearl jam?
@@Runaddict1167 😁
I went to this concert....lived in Bremerton for years...
This was peak Cornell vocally, his prowess was through the sky wow!
I miss the days when there was natural talent in music and no cell phones at concerts!! Im 43yo and im so happy the age im at!! I would hate to be 20 in today's world in 2020! Great concert!!
What happened to all the beautiful lady's, the used to be everywhere. Only blue haired land manatees, wtf?? I'll say it again they were everywhere , at the store, on the way to the store, schools, offices, beach etc. All could enjoy the view, old young and in-between. What happened???
I can't get enough of Chris Cornell!!! LOUD LOVE to all my friends
Chris Cornell Fanclub, come join us.
There are few things more primal than this.
this is as good as it gets
When I think of the good ol' days, this is pretyt much it
Thank you i loved this show brought me back
Whoever posted this, awesome! I was there with my father I was in 2nd grade! I still remember this day, we lived right up the street....thanks for sharing
Such a cold, wet day that day. A perfect PNW day for those of us that were there. Ministry played after Soundgarden, and opened with a Sabbath cover, "Supernaut" - it was the single loudest, crunchiest yet clear thing I've ever heard come off a stage.
Im hearing this music again
Right fucking now
Thanks Chris, Kim, Ben, Matt, n Eddie
Rest in peace Chris Cornell no one sings like you anymore
One of my favorite Soundgarden videos. Awesome performance.
I was stationed in Bremerton in the early 80s while in the Navy, bet there were a few sailors in the crowd.
This is and will always be the best concert I ever attended.
I saw this lalapalooza in Pittsburgh, 18 days later I would be in bootcamp. Couple months later I would be on my ship in Bremerton wa.
This is the Soundgarden I was turned onto at 15, so damn heavy RIP Chris
all this is now history. Such things could not last long. It's over now. We gotta deal with it and consider ourselves lucky.
Orlando.
This set.
300 mics of pure LSD
hurricane Andrew just off the coast of Miami and the uniquely creepy "calm before the storm" overcast skies
Magical
what went down?
It’s hard for me to imagine something this cool happening in Bremerton haha
⚡️RAW POWER⚡️ one of my all time favorite performances.
Best Concert EVER!!!
God, I WAS THERE. I can't even describe the energy of that day. It had been raining. Shitty Pacific northwest summer weather. The pit was pure fucking MUD! L7 opened, Pearl Jam came on and opened with Even Flow and the crowd got DANGEROUS! A mad rush toward the stage and people were falling and getting hurt. I was close to the front and it was terrifying and exhilarating all at once! You had to lock arms with whoever you were with or they were getting carried away by the crowd. I've literally never experienced anything like it to this very day and I've been to hundreds of shows. Chris came on with that raincoat it was so fucking epic! The raw energy of these guys was CRAZY. It was such a fun thing to be a part of as a Seattle kid. I also recall the pit was pure death for Ministry, haha. We watched from the hill and smoked some bud. The Jim Rose Circus Sideshow was there too. (All you Gen-X Seattle kids remember...) RHCP were pure fire as well.We drove alongside their bus on the way out of the show, trying to get Flea's attention. God, those were the days! I still have my ticket.
Where exactly was this in Bremerton? I was there for 2 years in the Navy 97 to 99 but I never recall any concerts ever there.
I was too. And was holding my own in the pit until 10seconds in for Ministry. The swarm hit, everyone up front was pushed, I hit the ground and was getting trampled. My throat was slashed (not like dieing lol) but I will never forget being pulled up and felt like I was tossed in the air. Next thing I was on right side of stage going down steps while security was making sure I was ok. It was a birthday ticket. One of the best days of my teen years. I think I had just as much fun walking home that night. 😂
Matt Cameron = pure animal!
Went to Loolapalooza '92 Miami - Soundgarden was definitely the highlight of the show. After all day in the south Florida sun, I did not even stay for all of the Chili Peppers' set once Soundgarden was over. BTW - it was just 2 days before Hurricane Andrew had no idea it was coming until the day after the show. By then only had 12 hours to prep.
42:00 finaly found this part my faborite part of my faborite bass ❤ ben shaperd is the best
I bought this at a record store in Tampa umpteen years ago without knowing its origins or what the quality would be like. Up until this description, I didn't even know it was in Bremerton and I've watched the tape many, many times. This contains my all-time favorite rendition of "Ugly Truth", among other moments and songs. I got to see Chris in his solo days from about 6 feet away in Koln, Germany, in a tiny venue where his voice soared effortlessly. He looked kind of unhealthy but I was mesmerized for the entire time. It was like seeing my personal god for the first time. I was in his thrall for the entire show and couldn't stop watching him. What a talent. After the show, I could've waited around--that's how small this venue was--but I was too afraid to face him so we left. I wish I had seen Soundgarden and gotten to tell this man just how much his music meant to me throughout my life.
End of Rusty Cage is dope.
To do Rusty Cage live with that break and NOT fuck it up means you are tight.
Will be forever missed.