The singer with the curly hair is Chris Cornell from Sound Garden and a few other bands. The other one is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Two of the best out of the 90's.
Nostalgia overload. This songs makes me happy, sad, and angry b/c I miss being young, this song is beautiful, and Chris is gone. His voice represents my genX.
You are right on, there are two lead singers here. The first verse is Chris Cornell from Soundgarden and the second is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Then the rest of the song they are going back and forth together. Two of the most distinctive voices of 90s rock, totally different styles but the pair perfectly on this album.
He reminded you of the lead singer from Soundgarden, because it WAS the lead singer from Soundgarden - Chris Cornell. The deeper voice is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam.
I remember the first time I saw the video for this. I had never heard Eddie before. He popped into the song and all I could think was "who's that beautiful man with the incredible voice?" I've been mesmerized since then. Two of rock's greatest singers. RIP Chris.
Hi guys! This song was written by Chris Cornell about the record industry. He is saying that he is conflicted about taking money from the industry (the mouths of decadence) because he knows that the money is actually coming from the people who buy the albums( the powerless ) and have to pay the high prices when they don’t have much money. He wants to have a successful career but not off the backs of the people who don’t have anything especially when he already has what he needs(my cup is already overfilled). He is contemplating a “hunger strike “ which is a euphemism for him not making any more albums unless the industry quits taking advantage of the people
Welcome to the Grunge Era in music: In an interview with the rolling stone mag, when asked about the lyrics of this song Chris Cornell quoted Matthew 15:27 “And she said, Truth, Lord: yet the dogs eat of the crumbs which fall from their masters' table.” As an inspiration for this song. It's taken from the dog's prospective. Which is fitting when you think about it. The whole album essentially tackles topics of life with songs such as drug use (say hello 2 heaven), homelessness (spoon man), love (All Night Thing), and Spirituality (Wooden Jesus). Say Hello 2 Heaven was written by Chris Cornell when his room mate, friend and fellow vocalist Andrew Wood died of a heroin overdose. As always, listen, appreciate, and enjoy!! God Bless!!!
They were formed by Chris Cornell as a tribute to his friend Andrew Wood, late singer from Mother Love Bone. Band consisted of future members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.
This was right when PJ formed with Eddie(fall of ‘90), coming up from San Diego. They jammed and demoed what became Ten (as Mookie Blaylock)during the day, then recorded with Chris and Matt in the night. Soundgarden was in between albums and would start to record Badmotorfinger with new bassist Ben later that fall and into early ‘91.
@@RayfordRaySiegel No soundgarden had been around for 10 years at this point, Pearl Jam was just formed. They did 1 album dedicated to Andrew Wood from Mother Love Bone. Chris Cornell's (soundgarden) best friend and Eddie Veddar replacing (not that anyone could once you hear Chloe dancer)Andrew wood and Pearl Jam was formed.
Beautiful reaction and the voice that you said was "earthy" and deep is Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam (so you've heard him before) and the other voice (the first voice) is 100% Chris Cornell! This band was formed for one album only in Tribute to their close friend Andrew Wood, lead singer of Mother Love Bone who passed tragically of an accidental overdose to Heroin in 1990).... this band consists of Andrew's friends and are all members of bands you've heard before. Members are as follows: CHRIS CORNELL: lead singer of Soundgarden (and later Audioslave) MATT CAMERON: drummer of Soundgarden and later, PEARL JAM STONE GOSSARD: lead guitar of Mother Love Bone and later, PEARL JAM JEFF AMENT: Bass guitar of Mother Love Bone and later, PEARL JAM MIKE MCCREADY: Rythm guitar of Screaming Trees (and friend of Andrew Wood, Stone and Jeff) and later, PEARL JAM EDDIE VEDDER: unknown at the time, is only on this one track, but would become the lead singer of Pearl Jam after this was recorded ***Out of this collab, the band Pearl Jam was "born"...... their lead singer (unknown at the time) was in the studio waiting for an auditon with Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament (formerly of MLB) for their new lead singer position (due to Andrew Woods death)..... as Chris Cornell stated: "I was struggling to get my vocals to sound the way I was hearing it in my head. Then this guy Eddie got up and quietly, but with some balls, walked up to the mic and started singing. I liked it and the rest is history"..... Eddie Vedder is only on this one song. This album was released in April 1991 and Pearl Jam's 1st album "TEN" was released just 4 short months later!! So, out of Andrew Woods tragic death came this beautiful album and the members of the band Pearl Jam met and became the iconic band that they are today.... it's always amazes me how some of the most beautiful things can come out of tragedy.... GREAT reaction!! Sorry for leaving such a long comment but like I said it amazes me and I just wanted to share the story (what I know of it anyway)....
Stone is Rhythm and Mike is lead. I believe Ed sang backup vocals on Say Hello To Heaven also. And to the gentleman who thought this album was a tribute to the lead singer of Mudhoney... Mark Arm is alive and well, still belting out tunes with Mudhoney. However, Mark Arm was also the lead singer of Green River, whose bass and rhythm guitarists were Jeff and Stone respectively.
EDIT: Chris Cornell is the vocalist from Soundgarden. That's why he gave you those vibes 🤣 Surprised you didn't recognize the Pearl Jam vocalist. Definitely need to check out Chris Cornell too.
And she dropped his name at the beginning! lol I was like.. YES! They have to be faking this. Two of the most legendary grunge singers of all time. lol Man, I must be old. lol
Temple of the dog album was one of the 90s greatest albums. The whole album is a hit. It’s great watching young people enjoy what I grew up listening to.Thank you for the video
You didn't need to say Rock, he was just one of the best period. :) I remember reading something about when UMG acquired I think it might have still been A&M at the time they only kept 4 artists including Sting and Cornell who had just left Soundgarden to do his first solo album. Back in 89/90 my roommate in college ran into the band at a music store at KU when they were on tour promoting Louder than Love and after we listened to the tape he said this about Cornell "he has balls the size of watermelons and lungs the size of volkswagons." I kick myself for not going with them to the store that day and getting to meet the band before that whole scene blew up.
3 world class bands Chris Cornell has fronted include Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog (with Pearl Jam), and Audioslave (with Rage Against the Machine). Also, check out his solo work. His cover of Prince's "Nothing Compares to You" really hits ya in the feels.
Also his covers of The Beatles A Day In The Life as well as his cover of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. Chris Cornell one if the greatest vocalists ever
This was a tribute album dedicated to their late friend Andy Wood. 2 of the Pearl Jam members played in "Mother Lovebone" with Andy Wood. "Mother Lovebone were the pioneers of the Seattle grunge sound. Andy Wood over dosed shortly after the band was signed.
The best part: this is just one of the "average" songs on this album. "Say Hello to Heaven", "Reach Down", "Times of Trouble", "Call me a Dog", "Four Walled World"...all amazing songs. This is the best album of the era...
@@michaelheath3062 hay Michael your surname is copyrighted you owe me 2 cents ... there ya go that's my two cents worth ... well not quite... I've gotten to see pearl jam 3 time's as well as sound garden 3 time's the last time I saw pearl jam their oncore was wicked lights out and then two people walking on stage .....BANG TIM AND NEAL FINN (split ENZ) (crowded House) with pearl jam as the backing band wicked
Temple of the Dog was an American rock supergroup that formed in Seattle, Washington in 1990. It was conceived by vocalist Chris Cornell of Soundgarden as a tribute to his friend, the late Andrew Wood, lead singer of the bands Malfunkshun and Mother Love
This song is a time machine for me. When I hear it, it takes me back to an exact time and place, with good friends and great memories. Awesome song! Chris Cornell is the singer for Soundgarden.
As this was a one-off supergroup, they only had the one album, and this was really their only substantive radioplay hit. If there's a second song of theirs that's worth a listen, it's "Say Hello 2 Heaven". Also: You've heard Chris Cornell as the lead singer of Soundgarden, who sang "Outshined". Check out "Like a Stone" by Audioslave, a band he formed in the early 2000s.
The singers are Chris Cornell (first one, from Soundgarden) and Eddie Vedder (second, from Pearl Jam). They collaborated in The Temple of the Dog. Both excellent 90s grunge.
The two singers here were Chris Cornell from Soundgarden, and Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Cornell also formed the band Audioslave after Soundgarden. He died in Detroit a few years ago.
Good catch, Rob!! #RIPCHRIS!! Chris Cornell (long hair) from Soundgarden/Audioslave and (short haired) Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam!! Love this y’all! Lovin your home videos, also!! The contractions were hilarious!! Please, I request you do RUSH - LaVilla Strangiato official video!! I think it will have something for both of you! You will not believe it!! Y’all stay well and “make somebody smile”!! God bless you and the kiddos…from Texas!!
I’ve got a cool story about Eddie Vedder. First I worked for an insurance company back in the day in the special lines field and remember actually speaking to Eddie about his boat policy! He said enjoyed calling instead of his agent! Very down to Earth and later we were able to meet at a Seattle Pearl Jam show so he was able to put a face to the voice on the phone 📱. ILL NEVER FORGET IT! RIP CHRIS CORNELL. The Seattle scene in the early 1990’s is unsurpassed by anything going on today!
The entire album was written by Chris Cornell as he dealt with the grief of his close friend Andrew Wood lead singer of Mother Lovebone and he knew the songs were different than Soundgarden so he brought in friends and formed TOD as a one album tribute and which is also how Pearl Jam was formed after this. Chris Cornell is in my top three favorite musician's of all time and I still miss his spirit being here. Love seeing people turned onto this.
You guys gonna lose it over Chris Cornell (RIP) and his version of "Nothing Compares 2 U". A song written by Prince and a smash hit for Sinead O'Connor in 1990. Highly (highly) recommend you do a reaction to his take on a classic.
The whole album is a tribute to Andrew Wood, the singer of Motherlovebone, who died of a heroin overdose right before their album release. Chris Cornell of Soundgarden was his roommate. His former band mates, along with Cornell and Eddie Vedder recorded this tribute to Andrew, the “Stardog Champion.” Motherlovebone would join forces with Eddie Vedder to form Pearl Jam. Check out the rest of Temple of the Dog and then listen to “Gentle Groove, Bone China or Stardog Champion” by Motherlovebone.
I would actually recommend "I Am the Highway" and "Be Yourself" as well. Fantastic lyracism and quietly powerful vocals. Chris Cornell tames himself a bit on these tracks, but loses none of the impact if his delivery. His work in Audioslave was absolutely magnetic, pulling you into another state of understanding of the human condition. Those sings are truly worth exploring.
Temple of the Dog - “Say Hello 2 Heaven” This group never toured back when they put out the album, they did their first tour in 2016, only about 10 shows, I had the honor to go to the one at LA Forum, one of the last shows Chris Cornell did.
As many have pointed out, Temple of the Dog is a mashup of the members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. They did one album, and it is absolutely fantastic, one of the best things to come out of the Seattle music scene in the early 90's. Standout tracks include "Reach Down" and "Pushing Forward Back."
Chris Cornell (RIP) & Matt Cameron (Drums) are from SOUNDGARDEN. The other members were from GREEN RIVER later became PEARL JAM with new singer Eddie Vedder also the lead vocals for this song. The entire album was an homage to their friend Andrew Wood of the band MOTHER LOVE BONE.
Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder two of the all-time great voices. You have reacted to both of them Yes that is Soundgarden's lead singer the late great Chris Cornell who was also the frontman for Audioslave. You have heard Eddie Vedder as the lead singer for Pearl Jam.
To give context to this song/band, This was a tribute album. The rest of the band was members of a band called Mother Love Bone. The original singer tragically died. That band hired Eddie Vedder and they became Pearle Jam. The then Asked Soundgarden lead singer, Chris Cornell to sing on the album too, and that is how they became Temple of the Dog.
The cute guy with the awesome hair starting the song off is the late great Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Audioslave. And the cute guy standing in the weeds is the still alive Eddie Vetter from Pearl Jam. They joined up to create Temple of the Dog and the 2 together are just amazing. RIP Chris Cornell❤
Grunge Suggestions: Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana Jeremy - Pearl Jam Rooster - Alice In Chains Miss World - Hole Pretend That We're Dead - L7 This Is Shangrila - Mother Love Bone Coming through with the Janis t-shirts! HIGHLY suggest "Summertime" by Big Bro. and the Holding Co. (Janis' 1st band)
This song and the whole Temple of the Dog album are songs I go back to time and time again. This was Eddie Vedders debut recording for him. This group was dedicated to Andrew Wood, lead singer of Mother Love Bone who died in March 1990 of a heroine overdose. Shine on Andy😌
The “long haired guy” IS Chris Cornell Soundgarden! I highly recommend “Rusty Cage”, “Outshined”, “Fell On Black Days”, “Spoonman”, “Black Hole Sun”, and “The Day I Tried To Live”.
@@laurenhuntsinger9170 yes they are very kind hearted and very insightful when it comes to things happening in schools today. It would just be interesting to hear if a song almost 30 years old is still relevant today when it comes to the topic of bullying. They spoke well about mental illness after listening to Vincent. And also had insight about abuse they see as teachers after listening to Concrete Angel.
Chris Cornell was a favorite artist for my husband and I. Hes the front man for Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog. Along with having an amazing solo career. R.I.P.
Hey guys! The long hair blonde guy is Eddie vedder from Pearl jam and the dark haired guy is Chris Cornell from Soundgarden. This is a super group formed from both Pearl jam and Soundgarden. The genre of music is grunge. I was around when this came out and we were absolutely floored!
Seeing your face as Chris Cornell turns up the scream was priceless!! OMG!!! Yes, Chris was one of the greatest lyrical writers of all time, and one of the best singers too. I own every CD/album he ever sang on, a true rock legend. I saw him live with Soundgarden once and sadly it was 2 weeks before his death. :( His words are his legacy though and his voice will resonate forever. For more Temple songs you should try Say Hello To Heaven or Reach Down, or Call Me A Dog. For other songs by him check out more Soundgarden, or Audioslave, or his solo stuff. Chris Cornell = 10 pounds of awesome in a 5 pound bag.
Chris Cornell is the back vocals. Eddie Vedder was the other vocal. Band members from both Sound Garden and Pearl Jam. But before Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam came along, that band was called Mother Love Bone, and the bands lead singer passed away, Andrew Wood.
Knowing how much you guys love horns and harmonica, I guarantee you're gonna have so much fun with this!! ruclips.net/video/q61MvucepBs/видео.html Huey Lewis and the news. The heart of rock and roll
Hey J and Amber, Rod Squad fam...Oh you guys are in for a vocal treat...So happy your finally getting to hear it...R.I.P.Chris (Soundgarden) excellent, brilliant Callab. with Eddie from Pearl Jam...Amazing vocals... "I was wanting to express the gratitude for my life but also disdain for people where that's not enough, where they want more. There's no way to really have a whole lot more than you need usually without taking from somebody else that can't really afford to give it to you. It's sort of about taking advantage of a person or people who really don't have anything."Thanks guys, Love it, Blessings
The first singer is Chris Cornell (RIP) from Soundgarden and the second is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam... The band is members from a band called Mother Love Bone whose lead singer had just passed away... this is an excellent example of the "Seattle sound" from the late 80s and early 90s that turned into "Grunge" rock.
Basically it's Mother Love Bone with Chris Cornell on vocals (and in this song with Eddie Vedder) paying a tribute to their late singer Andrew Wood who tragically left us too early. Mother Love Bone/Mookie Blaylock later became Pearl Jam in a way.
The first guy singing is Chris Cornell, from Sound Garden and Audio Slave. The second guy is Eddie Vedder of PearlJam. Temple of the Dog was a collaboration.
Singer Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and later on Audioslave collaborated with guitarist Stone Gossard & bassist Jeff Ament of Mother Love Bone & Pearl Jam to pay tribute to Mother Love Bone singer Andrew Wood who passed away. Cornell & Wood had been roommates and friends. Soundgarden & later on Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron played drums. Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready played guitar as well. Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder was auditioning for Pearl Jam and happened to be there when they were rehearsing this. He came in and sang what he did and it stuck. Temple Of The Dog got there name from a lyric in a Mother Love Bone song called Man of Golden Words. Say Hello 2 Heaven and Reach Down by Temple Of The Dog were about Andrew Wood. Would by Alice In Chains & Far Behind by Candlebox were also tributes to Andrew Wood. Soundgarden's 1st album was released in 1988. So they were already established. The Temple Of The Dog album, Pearl Jam's debut album Ten & Soundgarden's 3rd album Badmotorfinger were all released in 1991.
My fave singers (esp. Chris Cornell) and band of all time 🤘So glad you found them. Yes, Chris Cornell lead audioslave, Soundgarden and Temple of the dog, Eddie Vedder lead Pearl Jam.
Guys I love how you know who these guys are but also don't at the same time. It shows how well you listen to everything that you would pick up on who they were without actually knowing.
The first guy to sing is Chris Cornell, with Soundgarden. The second is Eddie Vedder, with Pearl Jam. The 2 groups came together and did Temple of the Dog
You are starting to get me listening to newer music. These artists are from bands I never listened to (I am old!). This was amazing and a very meaningful song. Thank you.
A lot of the "Seattle Scenes" bands were friends long before any of them blew up. Mother Love Bone was actually the most anticipated, then their singer died and the survivors formed Pearl Jam. Soundgarden was the first to make it to a major label, while Nirvana was the runt of the litter...and Alice in Chains were doing their thing. Oh my God you have so much to dive and to immerse into...I'm excited for you
RIP Andy and Chris you are both still loved and missed.... temple of the dog is what is now known as pearl jam with the surviving members of mother love bone who's lead singer Andrew Wood OD'd Chris Cornell pulled the remaining members of MLB and introduced them to Eddie Vedder. The group stayed together and formed Pearl Jam and Chris went on to work on Soundgarden. Chris Cornell had multiple side projects but he was known for Temple of the Dog, Soundgarden, Audioslave, and also his solo albums. the only one left from that era is Eddie Vedder. Such a sad story about the Seattle grunge scene. Chris Cornell's daughter just did a song wit Vetter called My Father's Daughter. It dam near broke me
Chris Cornell (the curly haired guy) actually was the singer from Soundgarden. The other singer that you originally thought was Chris Cornell was actually your ol' buddy from Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder. Before Pearl Jam became Pearl Jam (and before Eddie became their singer), they were a band called Mother Love Bone and their singer's name was Andrew Wood. Andrew died very young (heroin, iirc). I believe Chris Cornell had been his roommate. After Andrew died, Mother Love Bone got a new singer, Eddie Vedder, and became Pearl Jam. All of these guys were part of the Seattle grunge scene in the 90s. Temple of the Dog was a one-off supergroup/album done as a tribute to Andrew Wood. BONUS FACT: Another famous Seattle band, Alice in Chains, did a song called "Would?" which was actually a play on Andrew Wood's name and was about him and his heroin abuse. The lead singer of Alice in Chains, Layne Staley, also went on to die from heroin abuse.
Love this! Temple is a supergroup of members of Soundgarden & Pearl Jam. In the Early days of the Grunge movement, the core members of both bands shared a house in Seattle, & they've stayed close ever since.
Oh wow my daughter introduced me to this band back in the 90’z love how y’all can transport me back in time to some great days …. Now you gotta listen too Mother Love Bone yea baby
I died laughing when Rob said " He gave me vibes like the lead singer from Soundgarden"...
haha...yep maybe cause he was lol
IT'S LITERALLY THE SAME GUY lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ikr!! I just wanted to yell thru my phone!! "It's him yall!!"
Same! I laughed saying 'That's who he is!'
lol
Chris and Eddie singing together - it's unbearable perfection
The fact they can't release who they are killed me inside
Maybe the most concise and accurate comment I've ever read. Thank you Mona.
This is a super group collabaration between Chris Cornell from Soundgarden and members of Pearl Jam, including singer Eddie Vedder.
We view it as a supergroup now, but this was before Pearl Jam and Soungarden .
Yeah true but only Pearl Jam...Soundgarden was around since mid 80s when they came out with this
Actually it was before Pearl Jam. It was Mudhoney and Soundgarden besides Vedder. After their lead singer died Mudhoney.
@@chriso6719 You sir are wrong, Soundgarden was formed in 1984 and Pearljam was formed in 1990 and this song was recorded in 1991.
@@jackiepaper6464 Yeah the band with the deceased singer was Mother Love Bone...Andrew Wood was singer
IMHO, Eddie Vedder has the best male voice of our generation. So incredibly smooth and beautiful.
The singer with the curly hair is Chris Cornell from Sound Garden and a few other bands. The other one is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Two of the best out of the 90's.
Chris Cornell classic front man voice RIP
"no one sings like you anymore..."
RIP 😥
I was just coming to say this.🥺😢
Nostalgia overload. This songs makes me happy, sad, and angry b/c I miss being young, this song is beautiful, and Chris is gone. His voice represents my genX.
I know it’s the music of our teens and those mid 90’s. Nothing like it.
You are right on, there are two lead singers here. The first verse is Chris Cornell from Soundgarden and the second is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Then the rest of the song they are going back and forth together. Two of the most distinctive voices of 90s rock, totally different styles but the pair perfectly on this album.
Soundgarden and AudioSlave to be exact lol
I was coming here to say this, although I’m sure many people did.
You can include Layne Staley of AIC as well
He reminded you of the lead singer from Soundgarden, because it WAS the lead singer from Soundgarden - Chris Cornell. The deeper voice is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam.
Two of the best voices!!!!! Rest in the sweetest peace Chris Cornell.😥✌❤
I remember the first time I saw the video for this. I had never heard Eddie before. He popped into the song and all I could think was "who's that beautiful man with the incredible voice?" I've been mesmerized since then. Two of rock's greatest singers. RIP Chris.
Hi guys! This song was written by Chris Cornell about the record industry. He is saying that he is conflicted about taking money from the industry (the mouths of decadence) because he knows that the money is actually coming from the people who buy the albums( the powerless ) and have to pay the high prices when they don’t have much money. He wants to have a successful career but not off the backs of the people who don’t have anything especially when he already has what he needs(my cup is already overfilled). He is contemplating a “hunger strike “ which is a euphemism for him not making any more albums unless the industry quits taking advantage of the people
WELL SAID and 100% accurate!! love it!! :)
Perfectly said!!! RIP Chris ❤️
I never knew that. Thank's for the info.
@@TANTRUMGASM you gotta love Chris… not only for his phenomenal talent but also his big heart. RIP Chris
Chris Cornell did not commit suicise. He was mursered for what he knew.
Welcome to the Grunge Era in music:
In an interview with the rolling stone mag, when asked about the lyrics of this song Chris Cornell quoted
Matthew 15:27
“And she said, Truth, Lord: yet the dogs eat of the crumbs which fall from their masters' table.”
As an inspiration for this song. It's taken from the dog's prospective. Which is fitting when you think about it. The whole album essentially tackles topics of life with songs such as drug use (say hello 2 heaven), homelessness (spoon man), love (All Night Thing), and Spirituality (Wooden Jesus). Say Hello 2 Heaven was written by Chris Cornell when his room mate, friend and fellow vocalist Andrew Wood died of a heroin overdose.
As always, listen, appreciate, and enjoy!! God Bless!!!
They were formed by Chris Cornell as a tribute to his friend Andrew Wood, late singer from Mother Love Bone.
Band consisted of future members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.
Wow. I didn't know or forgot that this band was before Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.
you should check out Mother Love Bone.
This was right when PJ formed with Eddie(fall of ‘90), coming up from San Diego. They jammed and demoed what became Ten (as Mookie Blaylock)during the day, then recorded with Chris and Matt in the night. Soundgarden was in between albums and would start to record Badmotorfinger with new bassist Ben later that fall and into early ‘91.
Actually just Pearl Jam.
Soundgarden was already a thing
@@RayfordRaySiegel No soundgarden had been around for 10 years at this point, Pearl Jam was just formed. They did 1 album dedicated to Andrew Wood from Mother Love Bone. Chris Cornell's (soundgarden) best friend and Eddie Veddar replacing (not that anyone could once you hear Chloe dancer)Andrew wood and Pearl Jam was formed.
Chris Cornell and Eddie Vetter are absolutely awesome together! Love this song❤️
Not real sure how two t's got in his last name instead of d's LOL. Eddie Vedder is the lead singer from Pearl Jam, y'all have reacted to them before.
You should absolutely check out Say Hello to Heaven by Temple of the Dog. Chris Cornell was such a powerhouse. RIP💔
Yes Yes Yyyyyesssss 😁 (studio version)
Yes! And while you are at it listen to Mother Love Bone Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns
@@arashi75m that's my favorite MLB song =D
Definitely listen to Say Hello To Heaven by Temple of the Dog and Cloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns by Mother Love Bone. Some of Seattle's best.
@@patrick1234 he kills it live as well
RIP to Chris Cornell... arguably the best voice in rock and roll.
I wouldn't argue, greatest rock voice of all time IMHO.
It's a tossup between him and Layne.
Easiest truth ever....😢
It doesn't get any better, than Chris,and Eddie, putting their vocals together!!
It doesn’t get Eddie Vedder than this
I know 50s 60s 70s 80s all the way up to today’s music. But the 90s was my decade to be a teen and experience the best music. This is a supergroup!
Beautiful reaction and the voice that you said was "earthy" and deep is Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam (so you've heard him before) and the other voice (the first voice) is 100% Chris Cornell! This band was formed for one album only in Tribute to their close friend Andrew Wood, lead singer of Mother Love Bone who passed tragically of an accidental overdose to Heroin in 1990).... this band consists of Andrew's friends and are all members of bands you've heard before. Members are as follows:
CHRIS CORNELL: lead singer of Soundgarden (and later Audioslave)
MATT CAMERON: drummer of Soundgarden and later, PEARL JAM
STONE GOSSARD: lead guitar of Mother Love Bone and later, PEARL JAM
JEFF AMENT: Bass guitar of Mother Love Bone and later, PEARL JAM
MIKE MCCREADY: Rythm guitar of Screaming Trees (and friend of Andrew Wood, Stone and Jeff) and later, PEARL JAM
EDDIE VEDDER: unknown at the time, is only on this one track, but would become the lead singer of Pearl Jam after this was recorded
***Out of this collab, the band Pearl Jam was "born"...... their lead singer (unknown at the time) was in the studio waiting for an auditon with Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament (formerly of MLB) for their new lead singer position (due to Andrew Woods death)..... as Chris Cornell stated: "I was struggling to get my vocals to sound the way I was hearing it in my head. Then this guy Eddie got up and quietly, but with some balls, walked up to the mic and started singing. I liked it and the rest is history"..... Eddie Vedder is only on this one song.
This album was released in April 1991 and Pearl Jam's 1st album "TEN" was released just 4 short months later!! So, out of Andrew Woods tragic death came this beautiful album and the members of the band Pearl Jam met and became the iconic band that they are today.... it's always amazes me how some of the most beautiful things can come out of tragedy.... GREAT reaction!! Sorry for leaving such a long comment but like I said it amazes me and I just wanted to share the story (what I know of it anyway)....
👍🤘
Stone is Rhythm and Mike is lead. I believe Ed sang backup vocals on Say Hello To Heaven also. And to the gentleman who thought this album was a tribute to the lead singer of Mudhoney... Mark Arm is alive and well, still belting out tunes with Mudhoney. However, Mark Arm was also the lead singer of Green River, whose bass and rhythm guitarists were Jeff and Stone respectively.
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO KNOES HIS STUFF 👍
Thanks for this great info! lol
You wrote all that and didn't ask them to check out MLB 😂. "Stardog Champion" is the obvious place to start.
Chris did a great cover of Prince’s Nothing Compares to You. RIP Chris.
EDIT: Chris Cornell is the vocalist from Soundgarden. That's why he gave you those vibes 🤣
Surprised you didn't recognize the Pearl Jam vocalist. Definitely need to check out Chris Cornell too.
And she dropped his name at the beginning! lol I was like.. YES! They have to be faking this. Two of the most legendary grunge singers of all time. lol Man, I must be old. lol
I started cracking up when he said that 🤣
Temple of the dog album was one of the 90s greatest albums. The whole album is a hit. It’s great watching young people enjoy what I grew up listening to.Thank you for the video
You guessed it...he is from Soundgarden; Chris Cornell!! The other singer was Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam...he sang Black!! ✌❤
And Evenflow! (I think that reaction is blocked now though)
Yes!❤
@@davidleeroth784 good evening. 😊
@@rebeccarockchik6704 Good Evening lady. ❤
Chris Cornell is one of the greatest rock vocalist - RIP!
You didn't need to say Rock, he was just one of the best period. :) I remember reading something about when UMG acquired I think it might have still been A&M at the time they only kept 4 artists including Sting and Cornell who had just left Soundgarden to do his first solo album. Back in 89/90 my roommate in college ran into the band at a music store at KU when they were on tour promoting Louder than Love and after we listened to the tape he said this about Cornell "he has balls the size of watermelons and lungs the size of volkswagons." I kick myself for not going with them to the store that day and getting to meet the band before that whole scene blew up.
BEST.
Nailed it!
Chris Cornell sang for Soundgarden as well as, Audioslave, and obviously, Temple of the Dog. 👍🏽😁
Temple of the Dog also has members of Pearl Jam.
Chris and Eddie together is PERFECTION!
3 world class bands Chris Cornell has fronted include Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog (with Pearl Jam), and Audioslave (with Rage Against the Machine). Also, check out his solo work. His cover of Prince's "Nothing Compares to You" really hits ya in the feels.
Chris Cornell's cover if "Nothing Compares to You" is soul searing.
Also his covers of The Beatles A Day In The Life as well as his cover of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. Chris Cornell one if the greatest vocalists ever
Guns and Roses 'Patience' Chris covers exceptionally.
Or that's a collaboration between Soundgarden, Mother Love Bone and future members of Pearl Jam.
Please react to Soundgarden’s “ Rusty Cage” Chris Cornell just wrecks the microphone. Trust the song is fire. Full of sound and transitions.
That voice you recognize is Eddie Vedder, Pearl Jam.
Growing up in the Puget Sound in the early 90's High School was Amazing!!! The music was Owned by all our Bands!!!
Chris Cornell is my favorite. He’s SIMPLY THE BEST . I was gutted when he passed away. 😭💔 Y’all will be blown away by his songwriting and vocals.
I'm still gutted 😢
Same,
Only male vocalist that can compare to Chris is Freddie Mercury.
I was blessed enough to see Chris and Eddie live, I feel like my journey in this planet can be considered complet! 🥰
Audioslave: "Set It Off", "Gasoline". Chris Cornell was amazing.
How about Like a Stone
Audioslave was "the shit"! Do yourselves a favor and give 'em a listen!
This was a tribute album dedicated to their late friend Andy Wood. 2 of the Pearl Jam members played in "Mother Lovebone" with Andy Wood. "Mother Lovebone were the pioneers of the Seattle grunge sound. Andy Wood over dosed shortly after the band was signed.
The best part: this is just one of the "average" songs on this album. "Say Hello to Heaven", "Reach Down", "Times of Trouble", "Call me a Dog", "Four Walled World"...all amazing songs. This is the best album of the era...
"Wooden Jesus tell me where are you from"?
I agree...this is not the best song on the album. It's gotta be Say Hello To Heaven or Reach Down.
@@michaelheath3062 hay Michael your surname is copyrighted you owe me 2 cents ... there ya go that's my two cents worth ... well not quite... I've gotten to see pearl jam 3 time's as well as sound garden 3 time's the last time I saw pearl jam their oncore was wicked lights out and then two people walking on stage .....BANG TIM AND NEAL FINN (split ENZ) (crowded House) with pearl jam as the backing band wicked
Say hello to heaven f*cks me up everytime I hear it. RIP Chris.
@@belladonna8425 YIP EVERY TIME I HEAR IT SOMEONE CHUCK'S SAND IN MY EYE'S AND OUT COMES THE WET STUFF
Temple of the Dog was an American rock supergroup that formed in Seattle, Washington in 1990. It was conceived by vocalist Chris Cornell of Soundgarden as a tribute to his friend, the late Andrew Wood, lead singer of the bands Malfunkshun and Mother Love
"They gave me vibes of lead singer if Soundgarden" 😂😂
This song is a time machine for me. When I hear it, it takes me back to an exact time and place, with good friends and great memories. Awesome song! Chris Cornell is the singer for Soundgarden.
As this was a one-off supergroup, they only had the one album, and this was really their only substantive radioplay hit. If there's a second song of theirs that's worth a listen, it's "Say Hello 2 Heaven". Also: You've heard Chris Cornell as the lead singer of Soundgarden, who sang "Outshined". Check out "Like a Stone" by Audioslave, a band he formed in the early 2000s.
Dave Mason and The Quarantines / Feelin’ Alright
This is a super group with a huge chunk of what we’re some of the best people in music from the 70’s
Oh I was waiting for this one! I wish these guys would have done more together.... the chemistry is amazing 💙💜
Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder, the 2 grunge god of the early 90s
RIP Chris! Eddie is from Pearl Jam! ❤️ This is the first song that I've ever heard by both artists. I fell in love with Eddie at the first note lol
One of the Greatest Albums ever released in Music History.....Say Hello to Heaven,Chris.....and Greatings to Layne
The singers are Chris Cornell (first one, from Soundgarden) and Eddie Vedder (second, from Pearl Jam). They collaborated in The Temple of the Dog. Both excellent 90s grunge.
The two singers here were Chris Cornell from Soundgarden, and Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Cornell also formed the band Audioslave after Soundgarden. He died in Detroit a few years ago.
Good catch, Rob!! #RIPCHRIS!! Chris Cornell (long hair) from Soundgarden/Audioslave and (short haired) Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam!! Love this y’all! Lovin your home videos, also!! The contractions were hilarious!! Please, I request you do RUSH - LaVilla Strangiato official video!! I think it will have something for both of you! You will not believe it!! Y’all stay well and “make somebody smile”!! God bless you and the kiddos…from Texas!!
Wouldn’t say Eddie had “short hair”…
@@jasonjennings9087 lol.. I thought about that as I typed it and thought “ah, keep it simple”!! Guess I’m “busted..lol”
I’ve got a cool story about Eddie Vedder. First I worked for an insurance company back in the day in the special lines field and remember actually speaking to Eddie about his boat policy! He said enjoyed calling instead of his agent! Very down to Earth and later we were able to meet at a Seattle Pearl Jam show so he was able to put a face to the voice on the phone 📱. ILL NEVER FORGET IT! RIP CHRIS CORNELL. The Seattle scene in the early 1990’s is unsurpassed by anything going on today!
They only recorded one album but what a FANTASTIC album...Definitely one of the best of the 90s!
The entire album was written by Chris Cornell as he dealt with the grief of his close friend Andrew Wood lead singer of Mother Lovebone and he knew the songs were different than Soundgarden so he brought in friends and formed TOD as a one album tribute and which is also how Pearl Jam was formed after this.
Chris Cornell is in my top three favorite musician's of all time and I still miss his spirit being here.
Love seeing people turned onto this.
You guys gonna lose it over Chris Cornell (RIP) and his version of "Nothing Compares 2 U". A song written by Prince and a smash hit for Sinead O'Connor in 1990. Highly (highly) recommend you do a reaction to his take on a classic.
Nothing compares to you is a bad song and sinead o conner is a loon.
He also covered Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. BadAss cover!
The whole album is a tribute to Andrew Wood, the singer of Motherlovebone, who died of a heroin overdose right before their album release. Chris Cornell of Soundgarden was his roommate. His former band mates, along with Cornell and Eddie Vedder recorded this tribute to Andrew, the “Stardog Champion.” Motherlovebone would join forces with Eddie Vedder to form Pearl Jam.
Check out the rest of Temple of the Dog and then listen to “Gentle Groove, Bone China or Stardog Champion” by Motherlovebone.
I highly recommend - Like a stone by AudioSlave. It’s sung by Chris Cornell but I assure you it’s heaven for the ears
Like a stone sounds like Chris is too stoned on opium and has monotone pitch the whole way through the song. It is garbage compared to sound garden.
@@18kehawkin okay buddy, keep your opinions to yourself
I would actually recommend "I Am the Highway" and "Be Yourself" as well. Fantastic lyracism and quietly powerful vocals. Chris Cornell tames himself a bit on these tracks, but loses none of the impact if his delivery. His work in Audioslave was absolutely magnetic, pulling you into another state of understanding of the human condition.
Those sings are truly worth exploring.
Temple of the Dog - “Say Hello 2 Heaven”
This group never toured back when they put out the album, they did their first tour in 2016, only about 10 shows, I had the honor to go to the one at LA Forum, one of the last shows Chris Cornell did.
As many have pointed out, Temple of the Dog is a mashup of the members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. They did one album, and it is absolutely fantastic, one of the best things to come out of the Seattle music scene in the early 90's.
Standout tracks include "Reach Down" and "Pushing Forward Back."
I served in the Seattle Era during the height of the Grunge movement. Saw Soundgarden & AIC live
Chris Cornell (RIP) & Matt Cameron (Drums) are from SOUNDGARDEN. The other members were from GREEN RIVER later became PEARL JAM with new singer Eddie Vedder also the lead vocals for this song.
The entire album was an homage to their friend Andrew Wood of the band MOTHER LOVE BONE.
Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder two of the all-time great voices.
You have reacted to both of them
Yes that is Soundgarden's lead singer the late great Chris Cornell who was also the frontman for Audioslave. You have heard Eddie Vedder as the lead singer for Pearl Jam.
To give context to this song/band, This was a tribute album. The rest of the band was members of a band called Mother Love Bone. The original singer tragically died. That band hired Eddie Vedder and they became Pearle Jam. The then Asked Soundgarden lead singer, Chris Cornell to sing on the album too, and that is how they became Temple of the Dog.
The cute guy with the awesome hair starting the song off is the late great Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Audioslave. And the cute guy standing in the weeds is the still alive Eddie Vetter from Pearl Jam. They joined up to create Temple of the Dog and the 2 together are just amazing. RIP Chris Cornell❤
I filmed them (with one camera) but there were many more cameras.
That's Discovery Park... with a lighthouse.
Good ol' Seattle !
Grunge Suggestions:
Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden
Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana
Jeremy - Pearl Jam
Rooster - Alice In Chains
Miss World - Hole
Pretend That We're Dead - L7
This Is Shangrila - Mother Love Bone
Coming through with the Janis t-shirts! HIGHLY suggest "Summertime" by Big Bro. and the Holding Co. (Janis' 1st band)
YESSS
This song and the whole Temple of the Dog album are songs I go back to time and time again. This was Eddie Vedders debut recording for him. This group was dedicated to Andrew Wood, lead singer of Mother Love Bone who died in March 1990 of a heroine overdose. Shine on Andy😌
"That sounds like the leader of Soundgarden..."🤣
The “long haired guy” IS Chris Cornell Soundgarden! I highly recommend “Rusty Cage”, “Outshined”, “Fell On Black Days”, “Spoonman”, “Black Hole Sun”, and “The Day I Tried To Live”.
Since you guys are both teachers I'm curious how you would react to Pearl Jam's Jeremy. About a bullied kid in school.
People have already told them to never watch that video. They are too kind hearted.
@@laurenhuntsinger9170 yes they are very kind hearted and very insightful when it comes to things happening in schools today. It would just be interesting to hear if a song almost 30 years old is still relevant today when it comes to the topic of bullying. They spoke well about mental illness after listening to Vincent. And also had insight about abuse they see as teachers after listening to Concrete Angel.
@@laurenhuntsinger9170 everyone NEEDS to watch it...no matter where or how your heart is....
Or to Pumped up Kicks by Foster the People
I've been begging for some pearl jam. Unplugged
No one was ready for it to be over, no one ever is. This was n still is in heavy rotation in my playlist. Good stuff. Loving the channel so far.
"He gave me vibes of the lead singer from Soundgarden"-LOL
I hope you two have a great day too! I love this song and it brought a smile to my face to watch you enjoy it for the first time.
90’s music was still in a league of its own…
Chris Cornell was a favorite artist for my husband and I. Hes the front man for Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog. Along with having an amazing solo career. R.I.P.
I've always thought they had a "Hootie and the Blowfish' vibe to their songs...
React to, *TRY - from Blue Rodeo* for something differently mellow
I didn't realize that until I read your post. Yes, definitely a Hootie and the Blowfish vibe.
Must be a fellow Canadian with the Blue Rodeo
Hey guys! The long hair blonde guy is Eddie vedder from Pearl jam and the dark haired guy is Chris Cornell from Soundgarden. This is a super group formed from both Pearl jam and Soundgarden. The genre of music is grunge. I was around when this came out and we were absolutely floored!
Seeing your face as Chris Cornell turns up the scream was priceless!! OMG!!! Yes, Chris was one of the greatest lyrical writers of all time, and one of the best singers too. I own every CD/album he ever sang on, a true rock legend. I saw him live with Soundgarden once and sadly it was 2 weeks before his death. :( His words are his legacy though and his voice will resonate forever.
For more Temple songs you should try Say Hello To Heaven or Reach Down, or Call Me A Dog.
For other songs by him check out more Soundgarden, or Audioslave, or his solo stuff. Chris Cornell = 10 pounds of awesome in a 5 pound bag.
Chris Cornell is the back vocals. Eddie Vedder was the other vocal. Band members from both Sound Garden and Pearl Jam. But before Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam came along, that band was called Mother Love Bone, and the bands lead singer passed away, Andrew Wood.
Wow. You don't know who Chris Cornell is? He's arguably the greatest rock singer ever! And I don't know one person who would argue against him
First singer in the song is Chris Cornell (Soundgarden) Second singer was Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam)
Knowing how much you guys love horns and harmonica, I guarantee you're gonna have so much fun with this!! ruclips.net/video/q61MvucepBs/видео.html
Huey Lewis and the news.
The heart of rock and roll
First (dark hair) is Chris Cornell (Soundgarden), and the lighter haired singer is Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam)This was a one time tribute album.
Do the “Nothing Compares 2 U” cover by Chris Cornell
Hey J and Amber, Rod Squad fam...Oh you guys are in for a vocal treat...So happy your finally getting to hear it...R.I.P.Chris (Soundgarden) excellent, brilliant Callab. with Eddie from Pearl Jam...Amazing vocals... "I was wanting to express the gratitude for my life but also disdain for people where that's not enough, where they want more. There's no way
to really have a whole lot more than you need usually without taking from somebody else that can't really afford to give it to you. It's sort of about taking advantage of a person or people who really don't have anything."Thanks guys, Love it, Blessings
Y'all should definitely react to Chris Cornell's cover of Nothing compares 2 you, and Be yourself and I am the highway by Audioslave
The first singer is Chris Cornell (RIP) from Soundgarden and the second is Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam... The band is members from a band called Mother Love Bone whose lead singer had just passed away... this is an excellent example of the "Seattle sound" from the late 80s and early 90s that turned into "Grunge" rock.
Basically it's Mother Love Bone with Chris Cornell on vocals (and in this song with Eddie Vedder) paying a tribute to their late singer Andrew Wood who tragically left us too early. Mother Love Bone/Mookie Blaylock later became Pearl Jam in a way.
The first guy singing is Chris Cornell, from Sound Garden and Audio Slave. The second guy is Eddie Vedder of PearlJam. Temple of the Dog was a collaboration.
Singer Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and later on Audioslave collaborated with guitarist Stone Gossard & bassist Jeff Ament of Mother Love Bone & Pearl Jam to pay tribute to Mother Love Bone singer Andrew Wood who passed away. Cornell & Wood had been roommates and friends. Soundgarden & later on Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron played drums. Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready played guitar as well. Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder was auditioning for Pearl Jam and happened to be there when they were rehearsing this. He came in and sang what he did and it stuck. Temple Of The Dog got there name from a lyric in a Mother Love Bone song called Man of Golden Words. Say Hello 2 Heaven and Reach Down by Temple Of The Dog were about Andrew Wood. Would by Alice In Chains & Far Behind by Candlebox were also tributes to Andrew Wood. Soundgarden's 1st album was released in 1988. So they were already established. The Temple Of The Dog album, Pearl Jam's debut album Ten & Soundgarden's 3rd album Badmotorfinger were all released in 1991.
Definitely have to be in a stable mood to watch these beautiful spirits and realize what we have lost
My fave singers (esp. Chris Cornell) and band of all time 🤘So glad you found them. Yes, Chris Cornell lead audioslave, Soundgarden and Temple of the dog, Eddie Vedder lead Pearl Jam.
Eddie also the drummer for Citizen Dick.
Guys I love how you know who these guys are but also don't at the same time. It shows how well you listen to everything that you would pick up on who they were without actually knowing.
The first guy to sing is Chris Cornell, with Soundgarden. The second is Eddie Vedder, with Pearl Jam. The 2 groups came together and did Temple of the Dog
You are starting to get me listening to newer music. These artists are from bands I never listened to (I am old!). This was amazing and a very meaningful song. Thank you.
A lot of the "Seattle Scenes" bands were friends long before any of them blew up. Mother Love Bone was actually the most anticipated, then their singer died and the survivors formed Pearl Jam. Soundgarden was the first to make it to a major label, while Nirvana was the runt of the litter...and Alice in Chains were doing their thing. Oh my God you have so much to dive and to immerse into...I'm excited for you
Singers are Chris Cornell of Sound Garden, so you got that, and Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam
That album was about Andrew Wood, singer for Mother Love Bone, wo od'd on heroin. They were all good Seattle friends.
I watch alot of reaction videos to my favorite songs with a beer after work..you guys are the best..thank you and keep it up
Probably the best tribute album ever and how lucky are we that these guys were on planet earth at the same time and hooked up R.I.P CHRIS CORNELL
RIP Andy and Chris you are both still loved and missed.... temple of the dog is what is now known as pearl jam with the surviving members of mother love bone who's lead singer Andrew Wood OD'd Chris Cornell pulled the remaining members of MLB and introduced them to Eddie Vedder. The group stayed together and formed Pearl Jam and Chris went on to work on Soundgarden. Chris Cornell had multiple side projects but he was known for Temple of the Dog, Soundgarden, Audioslave, and also his solo albums. the only one left from that era is Eddie Vedder. Such a sad story about the Seattle grunge scene. Chris Cornell's daughter just did a song wit Vetter called My Father's Daughter. It dam near broke me
Love Love Love this song. The two voices of Eddie and Chris work so well together.
Chris Cornell (the curly haired guy) actually was the singer from Soundgarden. The other singer that you originally thought was Chris Cornell was actually your ol' buddy from Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder. Before Pearl Jam became Pearl Jam (and before Eddie became their singer), they were a band called Mother Love Bone and their singer's name was Andrew Wood. Andrew died very young (heroin, iirc). I believe Chris Cornell had been his roommate. After Andrew died, Mother Love Bone got a new singer, Eddie Vedder, and became Pearl Jam. All of these guys were part of the Seattle grunge scene in the 90s. Temple of the Dog was a one-off supergroup/album done as a tribute to Andrew Wood. BONUS FACT: Another famous Seattle band, Alice in Chains, did a song called "Would?" which was actually a play on Andrew Wood's name and was about him and his heroin abuse. The lead singer of Alice in Chains, Layne Staley, also went on to die from heroin abuse.
Love this! Temple is a supergroup of members of Soundgarden & Pearl Jam.
In the Early days of the Grunge movement, the core members of both bands shared a house in Seattle, & they've stayed close ever since.
Oh wow my daughter introduced me to this band back in the 90’z love how y’all can transport me back in time to some great days …. Now you gotta listen too Mother Love Bone yea baby