Can you even choose a single one? The most iconic would be the heart felt Say Hello To Heaven, my personal favorites would probably be Four Walled World, Call Me A Dog and Wooden Jesus
This was such a great album. Particularly loved the harmonica solo on "Times of Trouble" - which has the same chord structure as Pearl Jam's unreleased "Footsteps".
Great video. I remember watching the video for "Hunger Strike" not knowing who any of the band members were (I grew-up in NYC and never followed the early Grunge scene, apart from becoming aware of Nirvana and Soundgarden in 1989), and I was blown the fuck away. It would actually take me years before I ever heard "Say Hello 2 Heaven" and, to me, these are 2 of the 100 greatest songs ever made. R.I.P. Chris Cornell. What a legendary singer/songwriter.
When they released their first video "Hunger strike" my friends could not believe these big stars from other bands would collaborate and make such great tunes. I only wish those members could have revisited the band for more albums.
Why did you delete your reply telling me you knew who they were blah blah? I knew who they were too but didn't consider them huge stars yet. In fact Soundgarden weren't considered " huge stars" until Super unknown. Stop BSing about trivial things online if you don't want others to call it out. Go to reddit where they all lie and pretend it's truthful.
I'll never forget how awesome it was going to see Chris for his Higher Truth acoustic tour. Say Hello to Heaven was one of the songs that he played that night and it was definitely one of the highlights (along with the guest appearance of Jerry Cantrell). Easily the best concert I've been to
Controversial or not, that's one of my favorite albums. Every track is solid and the melodies and vocals are incredible. I just relistened to it a few weeks ago and still am blown away by the riffs and all the talent on that album. 🙌🏼💙🤘🏼
My closest childhood friend and I grew up on this music and when temple came back for tour in 2016 we were so pumped but didn’t manage to get tickets. We both said “we will definitely get to the next one!” Sadly that day never came but we’ve got to see PJ, AIC, and several others together. We still talk about how much we wished we got to see that show in 16.
Had a chance to go see Sound Garden 6 days before Cornell passed and just told myself, “next time.” Now I’ll never get to see them or Cornell. Just got done driving 10 hours each way to see Pearl Jam this last weekend because I told myself I’m not putting concerts off anymore. Speaking of which, I’m happy I got to see Foo Fighters with Hawkins!
@@ahhhttoooddgg9711 man that’s the exact reason I spent way too much on smashing pumpkins tickets and Roger waters tickets. They’re even back to back but man I can’t waitttt
I was in high school in the early 90's (91-95) and music was the best thing for a kid who didn't know how to fit in with the other private school kids. I'd come home and press play on my cassette boom box and wear those tapes out. Still have my copy of Ten on cassette on display in my office.
I highly recommend the Pearl Jam documentary....I learned so much about that whole scene before grunge took off...Mother Love Bone was going to be huge, but then there would be no Pearl Jam.....crazy.
Best collaboration ever. My 2 fav male singers of all time. I still remember going to the mall with my brother and buying the album on tape☺️🤘 One of a kind musical masterpiece
I can understand why they would say that this was the best thing they were ever involved in. It was a truly special album, and is one of my favorite albums that I own to this day. Parashar really captured Cornell's vocals, and he sounded absolutely amazing, particularly on songs like " Times Of Trouble". I was just a perfect marriage of circumstances and people, along with the perfect producer. This album really highlighted the talents of everyone involved with it.
I still listen to the temple of the dog album. I love the way they actually sing and carry beautiful tunes and melodies on some of those tracks. I listen to temple of the dog more often then their actual individual albums.
For all the talk about how the Seattle music was, there sure is a ton of drama when it comes to that scene. Maybe it's like that everywhere. Maybe not. Every time you turn around their's some new drama involving the Seattle bands. It's really not the way you think about or remember it.
It’s because drama gets views and that makes money so of course every little spec of dirt is going to be dug up and amplified as much as possible. Drama always sells better than contentment.
Say hello to heaven, beautiful guitar solo, hunger strike and times of trouble. I first heard the album in Israel while working on a kibbutz and it guided my musical life from then on. The obvious being pearl jam and then soundgarden then rock and alternative and grunge from them. Also blues and rock and roll, being raised on Elvis TOTD totally inspired my musical taste to this day
It's annoying to me that people wanted to shit on Cornell for certain people not being able to play on it, or get paid or whatever. As if they're more entitled to it for whatever reason, and their feelings are more valid than the dude who wrote the songs to help deal with the loss of his friend. When they write an album, then they can choose who plays on it.
I agree. I think when they saw how marvelous the album was they got jealous and tbh the album was as amazing as it was because of the artists involved nothing more nothing less.
This album came out at the perfect time, one of my favourites from my youth. Every song is amazing, i do like "Call me a dog" very much if i had to pick something other than the ones that were released as singles...
Still have this album on display in my office next to my PJ and Soundgarden collections. Also, I don't like the way the narrator pronounces "Mother Love BONE". :)
So Chris was angry with Andrew for checking out? I know how Chris felt because I am angry with Chris for leaving us. Chris not here is a huge loss for the world. I remember exactly where I was when I heard and so does my son who was 10 at the time. We were together and heard it on the radio.
Temple of the dog Philly night 2 was the greatest concert I’ve ever been to, and I’ve seen a lot cool ones. It wasn’t just the celebration of the album… it was all of music and it will never be repeated.
Kevin Wood, along with his Malfunkshun bandmate Regan Hagar, and Cory Kane and Shawn Smith, used Andrew Woods song lyrics to produce a tribute album, :From the North". The track "Goodbye, just in case" is definitely worth checking out.
On the way to lake arrowhead on a rainy night a car hit ours and sent us into the intersection where the 68 cutlass we were in hit a 94ish Ford T bird Our car launched into a dukes of hazard style barrel roll. No of us were hurt luckily Song playing at the time : Say hello to my little friend! Jk Say hello to heaven I've always felt mother love bone had a very different sound than the overall grunge movement that was to come . They had a more groovy/70s glam style rather than the morbid/dark/ heavy sound of PJ,SG,AIC,MH. IMHO.
There was also some controversy when the band announced they might cover some of Andy's original material. Apparently the Wood family was concerned about any potential royalties.
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Back when this album came out, I thought vocals were an Eddie and Chris album but Eddie’s only on hunger strike, it’s all Chris Cornell and Pearl Jam. One of my all time favs
Why do people shit on Eddie? Why? It wasn't his fault that Andy Wood died. RIP to the beautiful and talented Andrew Wood. RIP Chris Cornell and if he knew people shit on Eddie Vedder I'm pretty he would not appreciate it. I just don't get it!!! 😢💓🤘✌️
Fantastic album! It's a mystery to me why people seemingly find it so hard to appreciate other people doing tributes or benefits shows or albums instead of finding fault because they didn't do it in exactly the way they wanted.
In my opinion, nothing Soundgarden nor Pearl Jam have ever done is as good as Temple Of The Dog. Regardless of the impetus for the project, the musicians, or any conflicts related, the songs and performances are timeless.
I like your channel. Just wanted to say that before begging you to stop using that cheesy stock video every few seconds. "Someone was mad"--show a generic model badly acting MAD. You don't have to be that literal. It's really lazy. But more than that it's distracting to the story
Sometimes “ Things that only happen once “ become great because of just that reason alone. Never to be repeated again. My personal favorite would be hard to pick …
I also don't like all the people in this video (some of whom are playing instruments) who are nothing whatsoever to do with the album or band. Is there a shortage of images and video of the actual people involved? If only any of them had done other things...
@@harryosullivan9632 This channel probably doesn't want to be red flagged and have it's videos taken down because they used footage of bands without permission and risk getting demonetized. So they use random stock scenes instead. It's like this on all their videos.
My problem with Kevin Wood and is that those opinions were never offered publicly until LONG after this album became legendary. This was before these bands really broke big, then after all that, A&M realized what they had was a collaboration between 2 of the biggest bands at the time and marketed it like crazy. I doubt whether Kevin Wood cares that much until the money was made. Also, keep in mind, Mother Love Bone (don't emphasize BONE, nobody says it that way) and Soundgarden were friends. It makes sense they would work together. I recall that Bruce and Greg said no (short version) and that is why Mike and Matt were brought in. I doubt also that Kim had a real problem with it despite quotes used here. I have seen at least a handful of Chris Cornell interviews and the other members that the reason they liked it so much was there was no pressure to make the record and Chris had songs that wouldn't work for Soundgarden that he used for TOTD. Not to mention the Times of Trouble was used later as a Pearl Jam B-side (Music by Gossard) to which Eddie wrote his own lyrics. Say Hello 2 Heaven & Reach Down are direct tributes to Andrew Wood. TOTD members have said that the other songs just came out naturally while they worked together...nothing forced or contrived and I think that is the reason the album is so good. The misconception is that it was a forced supergroup because of when the album came out for major distribution relative to when SG & PJ broke big. I love Malfunkshun and especially Kevin Wood's guitar on their recordings. I really don't think at the time, Cornell meant to slight him, as Cornell has said it was his way of dealing with the loss. What went on in private, I like everyone else, have no idea.
I really only liked hunger strike and say hello 2 heaven. Honestly thought everything else on the album was not great. Also what was even the point of having vedder there, just star power? He was totally wasted in that album. Chris is an awesome singer, just dont see why eddie is even there.
Not sure obscure is the right word. Mookie was the 12th player drafted in the first round. He was a starting PG for a lot of years. Obviously not Jordan but if you were a fan at the time you definitely knew who he was.
Not going to read this non article , it'll be a load of nonsense All you need to do is play this beautiful , magical album created by people mourning the loss of a friend It's heartbreakingly perfect Chris you were the greatest ever
Wooden Jesus and Pushing Forward Back are my two favorite songs off of this gem of an album. I got into Soundgarden when Loud Love was released. I'll never forget hearing it for the first time. I was so disillusioned and sick of all the musical excess out around that time, Loud Love was literally music to my ears.
By the government, hmmm I I never heard that one yet I've kind of thought that it was the Illuminati and he was in with them and it was some sort of sacrificial killing if you look at the symbols in the videos that were released as soon as he died are very much Freemason symbols and such but I have not been able to take up much what's your take
Who had bad feelings or started controversy about it? We all knew what it was and why it was. Its a tribute to a dude who couldn't sing worth a crap, but was a nice guy.
Pretty much. A couple more than that, but, you nailed it. I definitely recall hoping like hell when it came out that it wasn’t indicative of Soundgarden’s new direction, post-Louder Than Love.
I find it disturbing the way so many euphemis the act of taking ones own life as "passed away". Its an ugly thing that shouldn't be make more palatable by putting flowery terms to it.
If you are referring to Andy Wood, he didn’t take his own life intentionally, he overdosed. Still an ugly way to go but not quite the same. Also a lot of videos say ‘passed away’ because talking about suicide can get your videos censored by RUclips.
@@leinonibishop9480 Andy Wood didn't cross my mind. I was thinking of Cornell, Chester Bennington, Kirk Cobain. . . .allegedly. I mean, I get it if you have some horrible disease that slowly eats you till life is too painful to live. When that is the case, I get it. Why bear something you have no hope in overcoming. However, mental anguish is a temporary situation. It's like pushing your brand new car off a cliff because it ran out of gas. These people don't have to die. There is life after depression. As horrible as the reality is, the terminology to make it more palatable is nauseating . They're trying to make it snowflake friendly and it shouldn't be. People should be offended, disgusted and horrified by a physically healthy person taking their own life. It's wasteful and diminishes the person doing it, their family, their community, the human race. I listen to Chris Cornell cover One and I know for a fact the world is less without him in it.
Favourite Temple of the Dog song?
Reach down
All Night Thing
Say Hello 2 Heaven!
Can you even choose a single one? The most iconic would be the heart felt Say Hello To Heaven, my personal favorites would probably be Four Walled World, Call Me A Dog and Wooden Jesus
Call Me A Dog
Flew all the way from Mumbai, India to San Francisco to watch them play. One of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Haha that’s awesome you made a good but expensive call
This was such a great album. Particularly loved the harmonica solo on "Times of Trouble" - which has the same chord structure as Pearl Jam's unreleased "Footsteps".
Wrong…. Footsteps was released as a b-side for Jeremy in 1992 & also released on the album Lost Dogs in 2003. It was released twice.
Temple of the Dog's album is by far one of my favorite albums of all time
Great video. I remember watching the video for "Hunger Strike" not knowing who any of the band members were (I grew-up in NYC and never followed the early Grunge scene, apart from becoming aware of Nirvana and Soundgarden in 1989), and I was blown the fuck away. It would actually take me years before I ever heard "Say Hello 2 Heaven" and, to me, these are 2 of the 100 greatest songs ever made. R.I.P. Chris Cornell. What a legendary singer/songwriter.
When they released their first video "Hunger strike" my friends could not believe these big stars from other bands would collaborate and make such great tunes. I only wish those members could have revisited the band for more albums.
That's interesting seeing as how none of them were " big stars" yet. Pearl Jam hadn't even released a song yet but sure whatever you say
@@FURTHER_ADO people forget that fact frequently i think.
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@@romangarcia608 they were 'unknowns' at time of record release,but by the time the video came out they were all huge,an then the album took off.
Why did you delete your reply telling me you knew who they were blah blah? I knew who they were too but didn't consider them huge stars yet. In fact Soundgarden weren't considered " huge stars" until Super unknown. Stop BSing about trivial things online if you don't want others to call it out. Go to reddit where they all lie and pretend it's truthful.
I'll never forget how awesome it was going to see Chris for his Higher Truth acoustic tour. Say Hello to Heaven was one of the songs that he played that night and it was definitely one of the highlights (along with the guest appearance of Jerry Cantrell). Easily the best concert I've been to
Controversial or not, that's one of my favorite albums. Every track is solid and the melodies and vocals are incredible. I just relistened to it a few weeks ago and still am blown away by the riffs and all the talent on that album. 🙌🏼💙🤘🏼
My closest childhood friend and I grew up on this music and when temple came back for tour in 2016 we were so pumped but didn’t manage to get tickets. We both said “we will definitely get to the next one!” Sadly that day never came but we’ve got to see PJ, AIC, and several others together. We still talk about how much we wished we got to see that show in 16.
Had a chance to go see Sound Garden 6 days before Cornell passed and just told myself, “next time.” Now I’ll never get to see them or Cornell. Just got done driving 10 hours each way to see Pearl Jam this last weekend because I told myself I’m not putting concerts off anymore. Speaking of which, I’m happy I got to see Foo Fighters with Hawkins!
@@ahhhttoooddgg9711 man that’s the exact reason I spent way too much on smashing pumpkins tickets and Roger waters tickets. They’re even back to back but man I can’t waitttt
@@ahhhttoooddgg9711 epic. I got to see Foo w Taylor as well at Fenway Park. They killed it!
@@ahhhttoooddgg9711 dude update, every penny I spent was worth it.
I remember the first time I heard Hunger Strike on the radio and was like “that dude sounds just like soundgarden” 😄
What a great time to have been alive.
Very
I was in high school in the early 90's (91-95) and music was the best thing for a kid who didn't know how to fit in with the other private school kids. I'd come home and press play on my cassette boom box and wear those tapes out. Still have my copy of Ten on cassette on display in my office.
@@The_Obvious_Solution that's AWESOME same here I'm 44 now and the music THESE days is trash definitely the 90's was a great error for music
Why does she say Mother Love Bone the way she does?
I highly recommend the Pearl Jam documentary....I learned so much about that whole scene before grunge took off...Mother Love Bone was going to be huge, but then there would be no Pearl Jam.....crazy.
Which would have been better, imo.
@@martharunstheworld MLB huge then everything would be different. Chris wrote so much about Wood. Grunge maybe wouldnt be depressive.
@@martharunstheworld Agreed...PJ easily most overrated band from the era
Best collaboration ever. My 2 fav male singers of all time. I still remember going to the mall with my brother and buying the album on tape☺️🤘 One of a kind musical masterpiece
I can understand why they would say that this was the best thing they were ever involved in. It was a truly special album, and is one of my favorite albums that I own to this day. Parashar really captured Cornell's vocals, and he sounded absolutely amazing, particularly on songs like " Times Of Trouble". I was just a perfect marriage of circumstances and people, along with the perfect producer. This album really highlighted the talents of everyone involved with it.
If only there could’ve been another Temple of the Dog album...
Mother Love Bone's name takes on a whole new connotation when you put the emphasis on Bone.
Hunger Strike and Say Hello to Heaven will forever be classics❤❤
If I had a nickel for every time “Everyone loves our town” is cited on this channel
What about "Grunge is Dead"?
"Hunger strike" has been stuck in my head for so many decades. I think it's going to be there for the rest of my life.
I still listen to the temple of the dog album. I love the way they actually sing and carry beautiful tunes and melodies on some of those tracks. I listen to temple of the dog more often then their actual individual albums.
For all the talk about how the Seattle music was, there sure is a ton of drama when it comes to that scene. Maybe it's like that everywhere. Maybe not. Every time you turn around their's some new drama involving the Seattle bands. It's really not the way you think about or remember it.
It’s because drama gets views and that makes money so of course every little spec of dirt is going to be dug up and amplified as much as possible. Drama always sells better than contentment.
Say hello to heaven, beautiful guitar solo, hunger strike and times of trouble. I first heard the album in Israel while working on a kibbutz and it guided my musical life from then on. The obvious being pearl jam and then soundgarden then rock and alternative and grunge from them. Also blues and rock and roll, being raised on Elvis TOTD totally inspired my musical taste to this day
It's annoying to me that people wanted to shit on Cornell for certain people not being able to play on it, or get paid or whatever. As if they're more entitled to it for whatever reason, and their feelings are more valid than the dude who wrote the songs to help deal with the loss of his friend. When they write an album, then they can choose who plays on it.
I agree with you too
I agree. I think when they saw how marvelous the album was they got jealous and tbh the album was as amazing as it was because of the artists involved nothing more nothing less.
In other words, some may need to GET OVERTHEMSELVES!
This album came out at the perfect time, one of my favourites from my youth. Every song is amazing, i do like "Call me a dog" very much if i had to pick something other than the ones that were released as singles...
Mother love. Bone Kim "Tile"👀 🤔
Still have this album on display in my office next to my PJ and Soundgarden collections.
Also, I don't like the way the narrator pronounces "Mother Love BONE". :)
100% agree, very jarring.
Still have this album on CD. Masterpiece
It’s all about Landrew the Love Child!
Love rock awaits!!
So Chris was angry with Andrew for checking out? I know how Chris felt because I am angry with Chris for leaving us. Chris not here is a huge loss for the world. I remember exactly where I was when I heard and so does my son who was 10 at the time. We were together and heard it on the radio.
Except I don’t think Andy meant to die, I don’t think Chris wanted to die either.
Interesting…I never knew there was any controversy whatsoever surrounding Temple of the Dog.
they recorded the entire record in 2 weeks, it was beautiful and perfect -
So the footage at 1:58 shows recording with a computer, which wasn’t around in 1991. Also the narrator says Mother Love Bone very oddly.
One of the greatest albums of the era
I was fortunate enough to see them at Madison Square Garden in the fall of 2016. What an amazing show!
Matt Cameron is in Pearl Jam now
I’ve had this CD for DECADES!!!
Temple of the dog Philly night 2 was the greatest concert I’ve ever been to, and I’ve seen a lot cool ones. It wasn’t just the celebration of the album… it was all of music and it will never be repeated.
And now Cornell is no longer with us, it's just so sad.
Kevin Wood, along with his Malfunkshun bandmate Regan Hagar, and Cory Kane and Shawn Smith, used Andrew Woods song lyrics to produce a tribute album, :From the North". The track "Goodbye, just in case" is definitely worth checking out.
The narrator reads the script like it’s the side effects in a drug infomercial.
One of the 90’s best albums
On the way to lake arrowhead on a rainy night a car hit ours and sent us into the intersection where the 68 cutlass we were in hit a 94ish Ford T bird
Our car launched into a dukes of hazard style barrel roll. No of us were hurt luckily
Song playing at the time :
Say hello to my little friend!
Jk
Say hello to heaven
I've always felt mother love bone had a very different sound than the overall grunge movement that was to come .
They had a more groovy/70s glam style rather than the morbid/dark/ heavy sound of PJ,SG,AIC,MH.
IMHO.
Yeah, that was Andrew's style
There was also some controversy when the band announced they might cover some of Andy's original material. Apparently the Wood family was concerned about any potential royalties.
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Yup! Coming this month
90s were the shit. life sucks now
Back when this album came out, I thought vocals were an Eddie and Chris album but Eddie’s only on hunger strike, it’s all Chris Cornell and Pearl Jam. One of my all time favs
How good this album must be if it’s using “Hunger Strike” as a filler tune.
Hunger Strike is the weakest song on there. Says a lot, lol.
@@mikes51501 For me the weakest is “Wooden Jesus” Don’t think I’ve ever made it through the whole song before I hit >>.
@@fbomb7184 I love that song.
Lol why is she saying "Mother Love Bone" in such a weird way???
Because it’s a gloriously weird name!
One of my top ten albums ever
I had no idea Vedder did anything but Hunger Strike. He didn’t sing in the other tunes. How did he contribute?
He was on back up vocals on Say Hello 2 Heaven.
Why do people shit on Eddie? Why? It wasn't his fault that Andy Wood died. RIP to the beautiful and talented Andrew Wood. RIP Chris Cornell and if he knew people shit on Eddie Vedder I'm pretty he would not appreciate it. I just don't get it!!! 😢💓🤘✌️
Fantastic album! It's a mystery to me why people seemingly find it so hard to appreciate other people doing tributes or benefits shows or albums instead of finding fault because they didn't do it in exactly the way they wanted.
We really wanted one or two more album from.them
I thought that originally but I think it was perfect that it was only one album. Like can the bottle catch lightning strike again?.
Still have the original CD I purchased when this album dropped. 1991 is a looonnngggg time ago.
In my opinion, nothing Soundgarden nor Pearl Jam have ever done is as good as Temple Of The Dog. Regardless of the impetus for the project, the musicians, or any conflicts related, the songs and performances are timeless.
Regardless Chris was the greatest rock and roll singer there was.
I like your channel. Just wanted to say that before begging you to stop using that cheesy stock video every few seconds. "Someone was mad"--show a generic model badly acting MAD. You don't have to be that literal. It's really lazy. But more than that it's distracting to the story
Lots of channels are doing this now, it's annoying.
Agreed!
Temple of the Dog or Mad Season? M.s. for me
To me, Mad Season's album is a "lost" Alice in Chains album.
I bought that album in the 90s then sold it almost immediately. It's no One or Bad motor finger
Sometimes “ Things that only happen once “ become great because of just that reason alone. Never to be repeated again. My personal favorite would be hard to pick …
I dont like how she says mother love bone lol
I also don't like all the people in this video (some of whom are playing instruments) who are nothing whatsoever to do with the album or band. Is there a shortage of images and video of the actual people involved? If only any of them had done other things...
@@harryosullivan9632 yeah weirdly illustrated
It’s so weird that she accents bone. Maybe she’s just horny.
@@harryosullivan9632 This channel probably doesn't want to be red flagged and have it's videos taken down because they used footage of bands without permission and risk getting demonetized. So they use random stock scenes instead. It's like this on all their videos.
Classic Album! 🎸
Is no one else going to mention the new narrator? Even worse than the guy.
There's a good interview on Rick Beato's channel, with Kim Thayil, and Krist Novecelic. Must see! Enjoy! 😎✌️
My problem with Kevin Wood and is that those opinions were never offered publicly until LONG after this album became legendary. This was before these bands really broke big, then after all that, A&M realized what they had was a collaboration between 2 of the biggest bands at the time and marketed it like crazy. I doubt whether Kevin Wood cares that much until the money was made. Also, keep in mind, Mother Love Bone (don't emphasize BONE, nobody says it that way) and Soundgarden were friends. It makes sense they would work together. I recall that Bruce and Greg said no (short version) and that is why Mike and Matt were brought in. I doubt also that Kim had a real problem with it despite quotes used here. I have seen at least a handful of Chris Cornell interviews and the other members that the reason they liked it so much was there was no pressure to make the record and Chris had songs that wouldn't work for Soundgarden that he used for TOTD. Not to mention the Times of Trouble was used later as a Pearl Jam B-side (Music by Gossard) to which Eddie wrote his own lyrics. Say Hello 2 Heaven & Reach Down are direct tributes to Andrew Wood. TOTD members have said that the other songs just came out naturally while they worked together...nothing forced or contrived and I think that is the reason the album is so good. The misconception is that it was a forced supergroup because of when the album came out for major distribution relative to when SG & PJ broke big. I love Malfunkshun and especially Kevin Wood's guitar on their recordings. I really don't think at the time, Cornell meant to slight him, as Cornell has said it was his way of dealing with the loss. What went on in private, I like everyone else, have no idea.
One of my favorite albums of all time
Takes me right back
For a second, I was like is this WatchMojo?
One of the best albums of all time. Wooden Jesus my fav
Best album that Chris Cornell ever did in my opinion. Obviously Superunknown is great but I prefer this album.
I really only liked hunger strike and say hello 2 heaven. Honestly thought everything else on the album was not great. Also what was even the point of having vedder there, just star power? He was totally wasted in that album. Chris is an awesome singer, just dont see why eddie is even there.
They made sure Chris wouldn't live to get anything entitled and due him. That's why they killed him.
Pushing, pushing, pushing forward back!
i remember the song hunger. good song.
Sounds like a bunch of typical boohoo whiny rocks star crap.
It's so weird that Pearl Jam was almost named after an obscure NBA player lol
Not sure obscure is the right word. Mookie was the 12th player drafted in the first round. He was a starting PG for a lot of years. Obviously not Jordan but if you were a fan at the time you definitely knew who he was.
It's amazing how many people made a tribute album about themselves.
Doing chris dirty with that thumbnail bruh
Not going to read this non article , it'll be a load of nonsense
All you need to do is play this beautiful , magical album created by people mourning the loss of a friend
It's heartbreakingly perfect
Chris you were the greatest ever
The best album Pearl Jam ever made! 😁
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Ahh hell naw, but a was offered blow (coke) in a Vancouver bar in 1998. I declined.
@@travzimmerman1340 Yep, that’s Vancouver for you lol. I was just asking cause I recognize your last name.
I remember when this album came out and thinking that that Pearl jam singer must have left and joined this new band
Where's the guy?
Is there some logical reason as to why this video is barely audible?!!
Her voice is nice.
Shooooot!!!!!!! This album is better than p j or soundgarden
Wooden Jesus and Pushing Forward Back are my two favorite songs off of this gem of an album. I got into Soundgarden when Loud Love was released. I'll never forget hearing it for the first time. I was so disillusioned and sick of all the musical excess out around that time, Loud Love was literally music to my ears.
RIP LEGEND CHRIS CORNELL IT'S A DAMM SHAME YOU WE'RE MURDERED BYE YOUR OWN GOVERNMENT!!!!!
By the government, hmmm I I never heard that one yet I've kind of thought that it was the Illuminati and he was in with them and it was some sort of sacrificial killing if you look at the symbols in the videos that were released as soon as he died are very much Freemason symbols and such but I have not been able to take up much what's your take
Please expound. I haven’t heard this one. Was it the same guys who off’d Epstein and Sagat??
Yes, he was, along with Bennington, Alexis Arquette, and that one policewoman, because of what they were working on.
@@fbomb7184 damm straight it's called the GOVERNMENT same people who took Chester Bennington and prince too
@@gregorioguerrero1124 yes so so true child sex trafficking
Who in sweet merciful fuck is narrating ?
Great video.
RIP Chris
Who had bad feelings or started controversy about it? We all knew what it was and why it was. Its a tribute to a dude who couldn't sing worth a crap, but was a nice guy.
Say hello to heaven is my #1
Depressing heroin music.
Makes me feel hungry
it only had what? 2 good songs?
Pretty much. A couple more than that, but, you nailed it. I definitely recall hoping like hell when it came out that it wasn’t indicative of Soundgarden’s new direction, post-Louder Than Love.
I find it disturbing the way so many euphemis the act of taking ones own life as "passed away".
Its an ugly thing that shouldn't be make more palatable by putting flowery terms to it.
If you are referring to Andy Wood, he didn’t take his own life intentionally, he overdosed. Still an ugly way to go but not quite the same.
Also a lot of videos say ‘passed away’ because talking about suicide can get your videos censored by RUclips.
@@leinonibishop9480 Andy Wood didn't cross my mind. I was thinking of Cornell, Chester Bennington, Kirk Cobain. . . .allegedly.
I mean, I get it if you have some horrible disease that slowly eats you till life is too painful to live. When that is the case, I get it. Why bear something you have no hope in overcoming.
However, mental anguish is a temporary situation. It's like pushing your brand new car off a cliff because it ran out of gas. These people don't have to die. There is life after depression.
As horrible as the reality is, the terminology to make it more palatable is nauseating . They're trying to make it snowflake friendly and it shouldn't be. People should be offended, disgusted and horrified by a physically healthy person taking their own life. It's wasteful and diminishes the person doing it, their family, their community, the human race.
I listen to Chris Cornell cover One and I know for a fact the world is less without him in it.
I knew they sounded similar
I don't think Mother Love Bone is being pronounced correctly
HI AXEL 👋 !!!HI AXEL 👋!!! HI AXEL👋!!!.....oops...wrong band