Is it just me or does everyone else hear the genuine sound of this mans being. This guy was one true to himself person. I just mean he went SUPER DEEP WITHIN HIMSELFF. Got to know all of who he was and really never stopped trying to discover while still remaining TRUE TO HIMSELF. Not always easy to do and seldom easy for a musician to EVER do. I've been a fan of ALL of Cornell's work, be it Soundgarden or Solo for 35 years ...his work contains so much honesty that its staggering.
Beautiful in what you said. Meaningful and heartfelt. It’s just altogether fcking sad that Chris is gone. Yet, there is so much we can read, see and share to keep his memory alive 🎶💜🤘🏻
Definitely. I have not seen one single interview where he comes across like he’s putting on an act, trying to be a certain way, or pretending to be something he’s not. He’s humble, direct, and speaks without pretense no matter who he’s talking to, as if he’s just having a casual conversation. The biggest tragedy is that people who are this authentic and reflective end up feeling like they’re the broken ones, like there’s something wrong with them - when in fact it’s the other way around.
I met & hung out with Chris while I was working as a light tech on the Lallapalooza Tour. This is how he was in real life. I'm so grateful to have had that time. Somehow I always thought I'd see him again, so sad to know that that will never happen now. But at least we have things like this & of course, his music. RIP to the guy with most soulful eyes
His lyrical genius was the key that opened the door to that voice of an Angel.. Now , he is an Angel.. RIP Chris Cornell The world is a lesser place without you here.. 🙏
I’m from Seattle. I’d crossed paths with Chris a few times having been way into the music scene. The last time was 10-12 years ago. I had some beef jerky I had made. He asked what was in my bag, so I offered him some jerky. He came back about 10 minutes later and asked me for some more. True story.
Very cool you got to meet him. He came to my small Kansas town of Salina back in summer/fall 2015 and was playing this little old theater, and I didn't go and went to a local music show instead, I will always regret that.
It means the world to be listening to these podcasts all over again. This one will always be special to me, I grew up on Soundgarden music in the late 80's and all of the 90's. There is Soundgarden and Alice in Chains and at the bottom is everyone else for me.. Chris Cornell you are terribly missed my brotha....
I was very surprised to find out that about one third of suicides are decided minutes before the act. Like a fleeting thought and action that u just can’t take back.
@@briangregory6303sadly very true. He seemed to be the happiest he’s ever been around 2006-2009 and after, it’s a joy to watch interviews from that era because you could tell he was really enjoying life and making music around that point. It’s such a shame things went the way they did, he could still be alive and making amazing music but as you said, he wasn’t himself that night and it even showed in his performance. What an impulsive, tragic ending. He had so much more to offer, we lost a remarkable person with him.
I grew up the same way Chris did, I was born about 7 months after him. Vivid memories of clothes,cars, and houses of the 1960’s. Every family was Catholic and had tons of kids.
@Anderson Cooper that is correct Chris Cornell was a high school dropout. But that by ABSOLUTELY NO MEANS that he wasn’t an intellectual. I’m really confused? Did you know that Chris wrote the music for all his bands. Have you read or even attempted to understand the lyrics in his sound ? Not an intellectual? I bet his iq was higher than most. Much higher.
This was a very interesting listen. RIP Chris. Making some good tunes up there with your buddies. We will all meet you some day on the other side. We miss you every day. We are going to miss hearing new stories. That only you knew.
thejokeroftennis I think about him and mercury doing a tour up there. And Chris covering “somebody to love”. I would’ve loved to have heard that, I think he would’ve nailed it
I wish they wouldn’t have kinda skipped over Matt Cammeron, one of the most underrated drummers out there, but I know it wasn’t on purpose, but without him, it’s different.
I'm convinced he did not take his own life ..he even said in an interview that he couldn't go anywhere he was too busy with life ..first of all his children. He didn't do it..someone murdered him ..im adamant about it ..makes me sick to my stomach....💔✌️
@@zeroelliott you don't understand what it's like to be an addict, things can go completely 180 on a whim. He was on a cocktail of drugs after being sober for years and had that addict's guilt. Sometimes that's all it takes,
I’ve noticed with the WTF podcast that certain podcast episodes go to premium after a while. This interview is from 2014, so it may be behind the premium wall.
I saw Cornell sing 50 times between SG, AS, solo - dearly missed and listening to this interview just confirms he would never take his own life - dig deep, he was murdered like his buddy Chester
Anyone from Seattle back then will probably remember stocky filth 'weep woman weep'. IMA HITT records were swapping that album for nirvana bleach back in the 80s. Bleach was very known here in nz and then all of a sudden they're on tv..wtf? Haha. Also territorial pissings...tht riff sounds very much lifted from a song on weep woman weep
I really think Cornell was prog and I really cant relate his voice to depression and suicidal thoughts it's really sad. I really dont like Maron but I love Cornell . r.i.p dude
That’s hard to read....I was thinking his voice sounds cool and good, like Brad Pitt in a way. The voice of cool acceptance and balance. Obviously an illusion in my eyes and ears.
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Chris sounded a lot like Duff McKagan from GNR. Both guys took too much heroin and you could tell that it affected their speech. All the uhhhh's and pauses. That's because the brain got fried.
Are you guys trying to disagree that heroin kinda fucks your brain up? Because that's stupid lol you can tell he used to be on h from his speech that's not a fucked up thing to say
@@urmomsmymom1276 Yes it is a fucked up thing to say since he never did heroin like Dimebag... and he only did it to kill the voices telling him to quit hair metal and come out as a deeply closeted gay man so he could proudly write showtunes for Broadway Musicals.
Is it just me or does everyone else hear the genuine sound of this mans being. This guy was one true to himself person. I just mean he went SUPER DEEP WITHIN HIMSELFF. Got to know all of who he was and really never stopped trying to discover while still remaining TRUE TO HIMSELF. Not always easy to do and seldom easy for a musician to EVER do. I've been a fan of ALL of Cornell's work, be it Soundgarden or Solo for 35 years ...his work contains so much honesty that its staggering.
Beautiful in what you said. Meaningful and heartfelt. It’s just altogether fcking sad that Chris is gone. Yet, there is so much we can read, see and share to keep his memory alive
🎶💜🤘🏻
You just nailed it. He was really thoughtful, really articulate, really honest, no pretensions. Huge loss.
I agree he’s wonderful
He was so damn cool
Definitely. I have not seen one single interview where he comes across like he’s putting on an act, trying to be a certain way, or pretending to be something he’s not. He’s humble, direct, and speaks without pretense no matter who he’s talking to, as if he’s just having a casual conversation. The biggest tragedy is that people who are this authentic and reflective end up feeling like they’re the broken ones, like there’s something wrong with them - when in fact it’s the other way around.
I met & hung out with Chris while I was working as a light tech on the Lallapalooza Tour. This is how he was in real life. I'm so grateful to have had that time. Somehow I always thought I'd see him again, so sad to know that that will never happen now. But at least we have things like this & of course, his music. RIP to the guy with most soulful eyes
His lyrical genius was the key that opened the door to that voice of an Angel..
Now , he is an Angel..
RIP Chris Cornell
The world is a lesser place without you here..
🙏
I’m from Seattle. I’d crossed paths with Chris a few times having been way into the music scene.
The last time was 10-12 years ago. I had some beef jerky I had made. He asked what was in my bag, so I offered him some jerky. He came back about 10 minutes later and asked me for some more. True story.
Very cool you got to meet him. He came to my small Kansas town of Salina back in summer/fall 2015 and was playing this little old theater, and I didn't go and went to a local music show instead, I will always regret that.
I don't read star fucker comments particularly dead ones..
interview starts at 13 mins
Thank you so much lol
Thank you kindly
Thank you
Gah, thanks my dude
It means the world to be listening to these podcasts all over again. This one will always be special to me, I grew up on Soundgarden music in the late 80's and all of the 90's. There is Soundgarden and Alice in Chains and at the bottom is everyone else for me.. Chris Cornell you are terribly missed my brotha....
Absolutely...thankful we can read, watch, and share the amazing man that he was and in our minds, will always be!
🎶🤘🏻🙏🏻💜
Both tapes I had to buy twice cause I wore them out
"Right Turn" on the AIC "Sap" record😎🚬
The fact that I'm the same age, and he sounds so happy and healthy here, and he'd made it through and then didn't, still crushes me to this day.
I was very surprised to find out that about one third of suicides are decided minutes before the act. Like a fleeting thought and action that u just can’t take back.
@@debbassgirl586 More than likely unregulated prescription dosage had a hand. He was not himself on stage that night in Detroit.
@@briangregory6303sadly very true. He seemed to be the happiest he’s ever been around 2006-2009 and after, it’s a joy to watch interviews from that era because you could tell he was really enjoying life and making music around that point. It’s such a shame things went the way they did, he could still be alive and making amazing music but as you said, he wasn’t himself that night and it even showed in his performance. What an impulsive, tragic ending. He had so much more to offer, we lost a remarkable person with him.
This was such a great interview. He was such a down to earth guy-one of a kind. I still can’t believe we will never hear from him again
But..
Thru the gift of his lyrical genius and his music, we can always hear from him whenever we want.
I grew up the same way Chris did, I was born about 7 months after him. Vivid memories of clothes,cars, and houses of the 1960’s. Every family was Catholic and had tons of kids.
Great interview. Cornell lays down so much early history of the early Seattle scene during those times.
Omg, "parents as survivable chronic illness" thank you for this precise gem.
13:10 - Cornell
Chris was a very intelligent man. One of the unrecognized intellectuals of rock.
yep thats true
Erick Tsiknopoulos Yet he needed help with his computer from his bodyguard? I'm not buying that story. You don't think that's odd?
His bodyguard killed him...so sad...I miss Chris...he was such a sweet and beautiful man...,R.I.P..
Interesting way of putting it but on point 👌
@Anderson Cooper that is correct
Chris Cornell was a high school dropout.
But that by ABSOLUTELY NO MEANS that he wasn’t an intellectual.
I’m really confused?
Did you know that Chris wrote the music for all his bands. Have you read or even attempted to understand the lyrics in his sound ?
Not an intellectual?
I bet his iq was higher than most. Much higher.
I paused the interview.
I cannot listen to it.
RIP Chris.
He is still with us.
bless and love .
~Stacy
stacyblue1980 try it again
I used to be like this, it´s geting better now. Now I can listen.
INTERVIEW STARTS ►►► 13:04
Chris Connelll, Robin Williams, Anthony Bourbain. RIP all...fascinating WTF interviews and them gone...
This was a very interesting listen.
RIP Chris. Making some good tunes up there with your buddies. We will all meet you some day on the other side.
We miss you every day. We are going to miss hearing new stories. That only you knew.
thejokeroftennis I think about him and mercury doing a tour up there. And Chris covering “somebody to love”. I would’ve loved to have heard that, I think he would’ve nailed it
Thanks dude so much for sharing this! Loved it...... Peace!
I could listen to Chris all day
interview starts at 13:11
Thank you
Great interview w/ Chris Cornell Thx theflyby
Thanks for the heads up on how far to fast forward Drake!
I wish I could have met him
RIP, Mr. Cornell
Rock In Peace
Starts at 13:10
You are Welcome.
I wish they wouldn’t have kinda skipped over Matt Cammeron, one of the most underrated drummers out there, but I know it wasn’t on purpose, but without him, it’s different.
absolutely man, people need to put more respect and admiration on Matt Cameron's name, he's more than earned it
How exactly is he underrated? He was in Soundgarden, Temple Of The Dog and Pearl Jam.
The voice.
Listening to this for the first time, I truly believe this man did not commit suicide
Come on...
I'm with you
I'm convinced he did not take his own life ..he even said in an interview that he couldn't go anywhere he was too busy with life ..first of all his children. He didn't do it..someone murdered him ..im adamant about it ..makes me sick to my stomach....💔✌️
Interview from 2014
Fantasztikus előadó, énekes, intelligens, óriási!
Wow. What happened?
This guy sounds so together and stoked on life.
Suicide is so confusing and sad.
What a loss.
Did he really commit suicide? 🤔
@@shadownumber1 as time goes on,I begin to doubt it...athe the very least,he was very manipulated.
@@zeroelliott you don't understand what it's like to be an addict, things can go completely 180 on a whim. He was on a cocktail of drugs after being sober for years and had that addict's guilt. Sometimes that's all it takes,
I wish this interviewer wouldn’t interrupt so much.
Marc, take a moment to listen.
The genius in the center knew the genre was fading. RIP 😢
👏🏻Great I agree with Chris regarding Mother Love Bone. Thank you so much for this
Yeah this was a missed opportunity to ask some personal questions
Why is this not available on podcasts anymore?
I’ve noticed with the WTF podcast that certain podcast episodes go to premium after a while. This interview is from 2014, so it may be behind the premium wall.
Still hurts me
The recording is from June 2, 2014
RIP 💔 Chris Cornell he got murdered 💯 But he’s the Greatest Singer of all time they won’t be nobody like him 🖤🖤🖤🖤 ever ‼️
STOP!!!
I saw Cornell sing 50 times between SG, AS, solo - dearly missed and listening to this interview just confirms he would never take his own life - dig deep, he was murdered like his buddy Chester
Yes . I'm inclined to agree .
The Jones street band. Thts a great name.
13:11
RIP :(
Anyone from Seattle back then will probably remember stocky filth 'weep woman weep'. IMA HITT records were swapping that album for nirvana bleach back in the 80s. Bleach was very known here in nz and then all of a sudden they're on tv..wtf? Haha. Also territorial pissings...tht riff sounds very much lifted from a song on weep woman weep
Sticky filth***
I really think Cornell was prog and I really cant relate his voice to depression and suicidal thoughts it's really sad. I really dont like Maron but I love Cornell . r.i.p dude
That’s hard to read....I was thinking his voice sounds cool and good, like Brad Pitt in a way. The voice of cool acceptance and balance. Obviously an illusion in my eyes and ears.
Fast forward to 13:14 to hear Chris
I’ll never buy that he killed him self, just don’t buy it
❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏C C
💞🎶💞🎶💞
Really though who's disliking this?
My god let him finish a thought
Yea great interview. Maybe not make light of heroin. Not really a funny bit.
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He had that meltdown and a midlife crisis happened not long after.
The fartz! Greatness
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The interview starts at 13 minutes.You'll be asleep at 16 minutes.
Chris sounded a lot like Duff McKagan from GNR. Both guys took too much heroin and you could tell that it affected their speech. All the uhhhh's and pauses. That's because the brain got fried.
Dan Maler fuck you
Ya fuck you Dan. Your SO FULL OF SHIT. What a dick thing to say....what's wrong with you ? 💚☘️🕊️
Are you guys trying to disagree that heroin kinda fucks your brain up? Because that's stupid lol you can tell he used to be on h from his speech that's not a fucked up thing to say
Cornell didn't do heroin. You're making shit up.
@@urmomsmymom1276 Yes it is a fucked up thing to say since he never did heroin like Dimebag... and he only did it to kill the voices telling him to quit hair metal and come out as a deeply closeted gay man so he could proudly write showtunes for Broadway Musicals.
13:09