I am a Japanese person who admired grunge and wanted to live in America and become an American. I was 21 years old at the time, and even though I didn't understand the meaning of the lyrics, my heart trembled. Now, at the age of 52, my heart trembles again.
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This is an amazing version, and hus voice is very similar to Chris Cornell,but have to say I absolutely love Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington singing this together
I miss them so much, I just wanted some one out there that I have been missing both Chris Cornell and Chester. I know I can listen to their music anytime I want. But the sad thing is I never got to see them either one in concert. When Chris died he was supposed to be on his way two Rock fest in Kansas City Missouri just before he was killed. I know a lot of fans out there thinks that he committed suicide, but I am not believing that he tried to kill himself. I don't think Chester killed himself either. But I pray whoever it was out there that did these evil deeds would meet with the same kind of a death as they did
Graduated in 96, I'm 46. This song was an absolute anthem playing in our cars. You could hear this song through my little town in Missouri from at least 4 different vehicles every school day. These guys were hands down the best and will never be replaced. RIP Chris. Still listen to 90s rock and grunge to this day.
I’m 54, also grew up on Rock, when music had MEANING! This generation Rap is all these kids listen to. Their was Rock b4 Rap, even 80’s rap had meaning! Keep going forward Helen, at least we have our memories of the good ol’ day’s!!
66 here as well. Chris' picture is on my wall. I tell him good morning and good night. I tell him I love him everyday 💗. He is my hero. He pulled me through a hellish time. His light still shines.
I was 20 in 1975. Rock was just starting to go downhill then. 1980s were awful. Then about 1991 we got all these great Seattle grunge bands and everything changed. When this genre died out before 2000, there has been no such thing as Rock 'n' Roll.
Are you insane plenty of decent grunge bands, check out seether, shinedown, and some of godsmacks stuff but start with seether give me a total curt Curt Cobain vibe
Chris and Eddie have some of the most distinct voices to exist. Layne Staley was amazing too. Something about their voices stirs emotions in me like I actually feel them instead of just hearing them. And can't forgot about Chester and the power in his voice. So many legends gone too soon but damn what great memories.
they played this song in sydney yesterday first time since before chris cornell died and it was amazing, the crowd filled the chorus for chris, i could see eddie at some point getting emotional but him and the band did amazing and the crowd loved it
I like to compare it to David Bowie and Freddie Mercury coming together on Under Pressure. Two titans in their style of music and working so well together. Not outdoing one another just highlighting each other's strengths. The difference though is that this is before Chris and Eddie both blew up. Bowie and Freddie were already legends by the time they got together.
@@christineferlisi9606 I've bought that album at least three times. I keep wearing it out. It is still not only a great show to watch, but as far as I'm concerned, the greatest musical performance I've ever heard from anyone in any genre ever. Though opinions are subjective, it's just unbelievably beautiful from a man that life took too early. I used to have pair of jeans in high school that was plastered with Layne and AIC patches. AIC is my favorite group but th unplugged performance was just as good as can be done.
Eddie Vedder just happened to be in the studio when Chris Cornell was recording this song and struggled w the low parts so Eddie picked up the mic and Chris made it a duet. Was when pearl jam was first forming.
It’s been 5 years you’re gone Chris. This song is masterpiece! Heard it on the radio today as a tribute on the anniversary of Chris’ passing on this day. Miss you Chris Cornell!
"They are farming Babies and the slaves are all working " Chris Knew what the government was up to. Now do we understand why he needed antidepressants? He tried warning us. He didn't kill himself. RIP Chris Cornell. We will put a stop to the adrenochrome harvest!
There was a flavor of freedom in that era that I don't expect to experience again in this lifetime. These were the very last days of American culture free from mobile phones, the internet, and vocoders.
@@mr.malapropismus1220 When Autotune was first audibly used („Believe“ by Cher) the producers claimed it was Vocoder. Only years later did it become known what autotune was, so if you are born in the late 70s/early 80s one might still think that the Autotune-Effect = Vocoder.
Shaneolian really low.. look up the side effects of Ativan before making a low unintelligent remark. He also created music that helped many people through their shit lives. He gained all he had by his unique talent, coming from nothing. So fuck right off thinking he offed himself out of being ungrateful. It's people like you that make our world shit.
gman I totally agree! That drug in my opinion put him in his grave😭😭😭He took too many😭😭Rest In Peace Chris😥you were a troubled man but you sang your heart out!
devilutioner666 I'm not gonna lie, I heard of the news from a co-worker at lunchtime. When he told me it was a suicide I felt my eyes start welling up with tears. Soundgarden was what I call one of my calibration bands. Whenever I have had a shitty day I would very often end up at Soundgarden on my listening list. Cornell will forever be missed. RIP.
+killerDIRK1 Just listened to Bohemian Rhapsody, and ya Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder are still two of the best vocalists ever. Oh and Robert Plant > Freddie Mercury
Good morning! If you're listening to this song in June 2024, congratulations! You have good taste in music and are privileged to recognize Grunge as a lifestyle.
I'm 66. Big Chris Cornell fan. First time I heard this song. Fantastic vocals from Cornell and Vedder. Both are great but Cornell is just a bit better. RIP Mr. Cornell.
LOL yea i was always at all there shows pearl jam Alice in chains nirvana and a few others in the 80's through now even though chains and sound ,nirvana are gone there memories will live on .
I was born in 1976. I say this all the time, but what a time to grow up in music. I graduated high school in 1994 and these guys were on the soundtrack of my youth. So many others… we’ve lost so many and it hurts me.
There was definitely an aspect of tortured souls syndrome with a lot of these important artist. Swept through that generation like the plague. My brother was caught up in that undertow and died of an overdose. Very spiritual, demonic if you ask me. That music cost them something. You dig too deep and realize it's your own grave.
I know his pain I’ve fought suicidal thoughts since I was in the military carrying an m-16 and was told my grandma died and my my was being committed for mental health reasons and I was stuck in my unit and felt totally helpless! It took another 10 years of several attempts that I finally broke down to a guy at an AA meeting and he took me under his wing! It’s still an uphill battle at times but I think of all the cool stuff I would have missed out on! Ever since I heard what happened to Chris I can’t help but wish he too would have reached out for help cause sometimes we suffer silently and people around us have no idea the voices or voice saying just do it ! It’ll stop the pain and it’ll make that voice go away and you’ll be in a better place! But now I have new voices saying maybe it’ll make things way way worse! Maybe you will survive and you’ll know a new level of pain that made the old pain seem tolerable or maybe you will die and go to a place you wish you weren’t and you’ll never escape! But either way I like life more than death at my own hand! I just wish that Chris was still here cause he was and is special!
Masterpiece. Both of them are perfect on this. Thankful Chris asked Eddie to be a part of Temple Of The Dog it made for one of the best songs I’ve ever heard to this day.
This doesn't even strike me as a rock song. When you get older and you learn that all these songs you heard on Lite FM are rock songs (aside from the obvious ones like Linkin Park or Nickelback), and knowing rock it makes perfect sense for many of them, especially since you became aware that post-grubge exists. However, this song, all the way until the last part where there's actual noticable guitar for the first time, and I think maybe they didn't even play that part, or maybe there was a "radio version" which isn't on RUclips because who would seek it out in purpose if that's the difference. This song even after being older then 20 and knowing all this, it does not sound like a rock song at all, it sounds like it belongs right there on Lite FM in some extremely conservative city where tht stations has completely banned all rock and metal bands at all period because they said they word "fuck" in a different song or something. Instead of Metallica, Pearl Jam, Nickelback, or post-grunge in general, this song sounds like it belongs right there with non-rock non-"pretty" (Mariah Celine etc.) LiteFM songs. Matchbox 20, Maroon 5, something like that. Even RHCP or Green Day wouldn't fit in with this song.
This song is getting more and more relevant everyday. This world doesn’t suck, but it’s leaders and alot of people in it do. We can all make a change. Remember, “they” need us way more than we need them.
Very right, you are @eternaladventure-wm. I have been saying the exact same thing for over 50 years now. And the same result is today as it was back then, people just don't want to get it anymore. And I blame the government for it all. Good example is social media, what is social media? Well it is not controlled by the citizens, although we would like to think so. Social media is controlled by the government. Social, socially, socialize, social reform, socialize medicine, socialism it is one of the same, people have to learn to strap on a pair of brass ones and take the bull bu the hornes and bury its head in the dirt! Because there are more followers than there are leaders. Tell me what you think
Probably more relevant now in 2023 than when it was first released, kinda sad that we as humans, as a country learn absolutely nothing and keep repeating the same mistakes.
was relevant when it came out. I made it from New Jersey to Seattle that year. Aside from associations. Back then it was either Faster Pussycat and hairspray bands like that or as they called it "boring" Seattle. It was enchanting.
Layne, Kurt, Scott and Chris, we miss you singing on behalf of our generation. Thank you for expressing our angst, our sadness, our disdain, our pain, etc. But you also sang about unity, hope, humility, respect, etc. Thank you.
Andrew Wood... One of the Patriarch of Grunge for sure Temple of the Dog is here cause of him (he created these words that Chris later named the group) Sad he didn't live longer Eddie and Chris is great but Andy and Chris singing together would be phenomenal
One of the greatest songs ever made. The passion and range in their voices are incredible. I don't know how people can listen to auto-tuned processed pop music/top 40 when there's music like this out here.
Never met a Chris Cornell song I haven't loved. Many have passed. I hate that. So I'm thinking what band do I want to see this summer. Someone give me hints because almost all my favs have passed
@@ratman9548 u seem like a cool ass dude rat man, hope all is well for you! id recommend seeing Megadeth if your into that, they still put on a fantastic concert
Preach, brother. The lack of pure talent in today's pop culture is astounding. At least there are a few examples of lyrics and voices with range of passion such at this one: ruclips.net/video/ZmDBbnmKpqQ/видео.html
This was my highschool. My mom died when I was a junior and this music. The 90s grunge saved me. Soundgarden, Pearl jam, Nirvana, NIN etc. I was super close with my brother. He passed away in June at 39. I'm drawn back to the music that saved me before hoping like hell it still has the same magic cause baby.... I'm barely hanging on. I understand why some people don't make it 💔
That's tough.I dont want to sound too dramatic but oh well.....youv'e come to far and your family would want you to be strong because better days are ahead. They will always be with you in spirit.
Goosebumps EVERY TIME. One of the greatest songs ever written and performed in rock music history. Thank you, Temple of the Dog for this absolute masterpiece!
Yeah a song about baby farming ? Buddy wake up this is literally what John the god was charged for in Brazil with Oprah and Maria as his friends ( Maria the spirit cooker )
Guys, this is all a gross over generalization. There's so much music being made today by so many types of people and a lot of it is good. Just because all you know about is the stuff that's popular doesn't mean every contemporary musician or band is bad or somehow less than these older bands. Sometimes you just have to spend a little time looking for it.
I remember my mother playing this in the car when I was in booster seats. I was born in '97 and she was only 20. This touches a really special part of my brain that I don't even remember anymore.
As a father at 19, son was born in 1998 I appreciate this comment! This was always a treasure of a song from my short lived youth. He is now almost 26 and I get to work and see him every day. Blessed! By the way I raised him on this music 😂
I hear you. My oldest brother would play this on repeat and I would sit outside his door thinking he was the coolest... He was really a dick, but we're tight now..
@@anthonywyattStylist people in general are doing better all over the world. Is their inequality, yes and it will always be like that no matter what. I can tell you from experience that in my parents native India, more people have been lifted out of poverty and have access to basic necessities than 30 years ago. In the last couple decades, over 270 million Indians have been lifted out of poverty and have access to food, nutrition, education, etc.
My heart breaks today. We've lost one of the last fathers of grunge, not to mention a man who was beyond talented . Chris, you brought us so much wonderful music and lyrics in your short 52 years and helped to form a style of music and way of life that I hope never dies. You've inspired so many and will be missed eternally. No one sings like you anymore. Go forth and say hello to heaven, beautiful soul x
I'd love to agree with you 100%...BUT...he was not one of the last fathers of "grundge"!..."grundge" was an invention of the media to rename the punkrock style of nothern america!...Chris Cornell was a titan of Rock an Roll!
Downfall of metal grunge categorizing music but it's all the same it's about the feeling the power of the riffs emotion and posers that weren't ready to do it but duplication and replication two words that this generation will never understand
Chris gone to soon ,Eddie has so much to give.i saw pearl jam at the Greek theater and I can say it was one of the best concerts I've ever been to .I'm 62 now and still listen to this music.Makes me feel young again.❤
2:01 - Chris Cornell's symphonic yelling echoing Vedder's monotone on that first hook is one of the most resonating and powerful things I've ever heard in music.
RIP Chris Cornell. 4 years gone, today.😪 your voice defined the struggles of my life, thru temple of a dog, soundgarden, and especially Audioslave. I am clean now these 8 years, and feel your loss in my soul.
I was there about 15 years ago when my brother graduated from UW, walking the trails with him, my parents, and my brother's wife. Took me about 30 minutes to realize where I was and then I felt overwhelmed.
I was 16 also had no idea of what the future would hold All l cared about was the music back then Life was simpler wish l could go back l know where you are coming from
Cricket…I love your mom! My mom would have DEFINITELY said ‘get that boy a sandwich’. Sending you hugs and high fives for feisty Moms! from Angie in the Bay Area.
If I am hurting inside, Chris’ voice cuts me open, exposes the pain and rips it out. Eddie’s voice is like the salve and morphine that helps me heal. Both equally needed to get me through life.
Sean Seagraves Right???? his cover of Nothing Compares 2U came on Sirius/XM Radio the other day and I seriously had to pull over it was that breathtaking and yes every hair on my arms was standing up!
I'm not even going to dare trying to sing Chris's part, nobody could ever sing like that except for him and we will never hear another voice like that again, definitely one of a kind, Chris and Layne Staley are the best voices of the 90s in my opinion, honestly the best voices ever
When I got the news about Chris, this is the first place i came. One of the best songs ever made. It changed my life! Chris' voice came along when i needed it and has never failed me. I wish to send his fans and loved ones MY love. You will be missed, Chris.
There's this little sad smiling thing Eddie does when he sings sometimes, very apparently in this video... And it melts my heart into a puddle of pearl jam. Every time.
Yes he does honey oh yes he does! This song still gives me goosebumps! I got to see these beautiful boys at the beginning of making it big at Lolapalooza '92 I still can't believe I was there and maybe a little high too 😊✌🎶❤
wow good ears on that one! I can't believe after all these years I've missed Chris's harmony there. I'd love to somehow isolate that. He was such a god
Absolute truth ! All the emotion and meaning just cries out in that heart rending call. I know sometimes people polk a little fun about the video being shot where, and in the way that it was (and that's cool, if you ever were lucky enough to see any of them perform live, and witness some of the stuff they said or did, or just even watched some of their interviews, in spite of the weightiness and torment of much of the material, they themselves, definitely had a sense of humor !) However, if you think about it, that whole ethos of a voice in anguish, crying out in the wilderness against maltreatment and persecution, and bringing home the power of the lyrics and the music with a visual portrayal of isolation, outrage and despair, it all just comes together to create a piece of music that is at once, beautiful and sorrowful, soul piercing and unflinching and still just takes my breath away.
Oh boy, I had no idea that the passing of Chris Cornell would affect me so badly. When I see any video he's in now, I start to cry. I always appreciated his true unrivaled talent, but now it seems even more precious. His beautiful blue eyes were remarkably mesmerizing, now they're absolutely piercing. The world is definitely an emptier place without him in it. It's been nearly a month since his death and it still feels unreal. God bless you Chris, I hope you are finally resting in peace ☮️
Heidi lD....video is such an interesting element in our lives, it captures peoples spirirt forever at that moment in time. we are kinda lucky we get to watch him over and over and just think, not even 100 years ago there was no video or music recordings and that really was not that long ago.... i cherish these videos of him!
As part of my Opera training, I sing both parts changing the Octave. RIP Chris Cornell, Thanks for the best music of our Generation. I am so Glad I got to see you live when I was 25 years old.
RIGHT! and somehow nobody fucking knows about them, even though it's 2 of the biggest mfs of that point working together. I don't think they even really liked each other lol.
@Woody Last Name ok here I come! I think that in the cultural scene of Seattle in general one can appreciate more than in any other example a set of symbolic and literal manifestations and expressions worthy of a sociological study. From the early 1980s to the mid-1990s, a series of very significant events occurred in the world that we could well say are a turning point, such as the exacerbation of the capitalist system. Now that can't just happen; It had its consequences and in my country (Argentina) it was lived in a singularly dramatic way. The same happened in the rest of the world. I think that in Temple of the Dog all those feelings and sensations are condensed and they are reflected musically like in no other band in this city, except for Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains and, of course, others like Mudhoney, Green River, etc. In this regard, note what Eddie said on the occasion of Cornel's death. His lyrics represented the way people lived ... what does he tell us if not the song "Black Hole Sun"? Personally, I do not see something similar in historical terms.
I would feel no remorse throwing every rap album in a fucking fire and I would also not care if every pop artist just stopped making music because it’s fake ass corny easy to make music
This song has never left my mind. Never will. It's one of those incredible masterpieces that will never be done ever again. Thank you for this and RIP Chris.
I was lucky to be 18 in 1990 and walked straight into this "genre". The funny thing looking at it now its that these guys really were incredible musicians, not just the singers, the band too. Not only that, they stood the test of time so very well. It wasn't a "fad" and some of them still release work today.....sadly we lost what I call the voice of a generation in Chris. Thank god for those who are left still releasing music, like Mark Lanegan, Eddie Vedder and Thurston Moore. Thanks for painting memories every time I hear you sing guys.
wow you were so lucky to be that age. PERFECT AGE for the year and time of music. I talked to a random guy once in his 50's and he had interesting stories of seeing nirvana before they were famous and I loved being taken back there by his memory recollection even though I was 9 in 1990 but luckily my brother played music like this all the time and we always watch mtv headbangers ball. Back when music ruled the earth, man. PEACE
87 to like 94 was like music magic. totally different sound , kurt cobain and these guys just came like reapers cut down all the hair bands in one sweeping motion. i was 18 when i first heard nirvana and i was 20 when this album came out , i was doing artwork for a garage band and we were all living together in jersey.
or a great song to make us realize we are a fuckin greedy society that wont survive as a species until we realize survival and riches are 2 different things.
Those were the day buddy! I wished they’d never end! I used to go and see a killer band called Stranger at the OP bar! They should have been as big as Pearl Jam and Soundgarden combined! It just goes to show there’s a lot of luck involved in who becomes big time in the music industry!
It’s a shame they never made another song together. Their chemistry is amazing. I’d put their voice chemistry next to Jerry Cantrell and Layne Staley’s.
@@ali-5881 1. I thought you were talking about the entire band, not just Chris and Eddie. 2. I haven't listened to the whole thing- but Temple of the Dog made an entire album together, so I assume there's at least one more song they both contributed to, even if one was just doing back up vocals. It wouldn't make sense otherwise, because I know there were Temple of the Dog shows and I find it hard to believe each one just sat in silence for half a show...
@@Ariel_thenotsolittlemermaid yeah I was just talking about the two singers. After doing a little research, Eddie Vedder sang on 3 other songs but that’s it (mostly backing vocals)- I should check this album out soon just haven’t had the time
I can't believe it was 1991. I'm 38 now, and everytime I listen to this classic I feel like it was released the week before. RIP. Chris Cornell. Long life for Eddie. Never ending talent
Two legends, yes, a grunge super group, if you will. But its Pearl Jam's band, basically, featuring Chris Cornell. Matt Cameron was the drummer for Sound Garden at this time, but now he's drummer for Pearl Jam since Cornell's untimely and tragic passing. But the rest of Temple is Stone Gossard, Mike McCready, and Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam. Check out Mad Season... another grunge super group featuring Mike McCready on guitar, Layne Staley on vocals, John Baker Saunders on bass, and drummer Barret Martin.
@@zacatkinson3926 Well, what do think about something like that ? ruclips.net/video/6AOqoWAdokA/видео.html Or that ? ruclips.net/video/6wJCvx6ifpk/видео.html
Still a song that when I hear it, I won't skip or let ANYONE change it. It's on all my MP3's and I listen regularly. This was just a brilliant collaboration from the two bands. Takes me back 20 years.
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I'm deaf, but luckily before losing my hearing, I was able to live through the 90s and know their voices still in my memory.
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This wasnt a song. It was a fkn anthem, our voice, our passion. Fk the 90s were magical. Im glad i was a 90s kid
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Miss them days bud
I was an 80s kid but loved this 1,000% and still do!
Yes same for me! The 90’s were so good 😁
I'm a Grandma born in 1966, but I was a 90s kid and always will be.
I am a Japanese person who admired grunge and wanted to live in America and become an American. I was 21 years old at the time, and even though I didn't understand the meaning of the lyrics, my heart trembled. Now, at the age of 52, my heart trembles again.
These are beautiful words.
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Thats awesome
I was lost but now I am found!
People are hurting. This song means more than ever in 2024. That Cornell scream says more than I could ever say.
Yesssss
*Eddie Vedder + Chris Cornell + Pacific Northwest = pure bliss. Their voices are heavenly.*
I agree.. heavenly no doubt! Let’s pray we see them in heaven so much love for them and theirs!
Amen you already know amen thank you Jesus amen ❤❤❤
Couldn’t have said it any better, two of the greatest voices EVER, simply incredible.
Yeah u r very right on that i just have to say hello and you look beautiful in ur profile picture I love the color of your eyes
Miss the BLISS!!!
Chris Cornell was a force of nature. It was unreal how much vocal power and range he had.
He and Eddie are both amazing vocalists, if I had to choose I'd go with Chris Cornell!
This is an amazing version, and hus voice is very similar to Chris Cornell,but have to say I absolutely love Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington singing this together
@@anneford3088Chester With Chris Was Something Else 😢
& a quality that draws you in & you feel comforted
Blackie Lawless, Axel Rose, Tom Keifer, Rob Halford...and more and more...
Two of the best vocals ever put together. Timeless.
Wish we could go back!!!
Amen
So true
I miss them so much, I just wanted some one out there that I have been missing both Chris Cornell and Chester. I know I can listen to their music anytime I want. But the sad thing is I never got to see them either one in concert. When Chris died he was supposed to be on his way two Rock fest in Kansas City Missouri just before he was killed. I know a lot of fans out there thinks that he committed suicide, but I am not believing that he tried to kill himself. I don't think Chester killed himself either. But I pray whoever it was out there that did these evil deeds would meet with the same kind of a death as they did
Without a doubt Rob Meyers. Almost 30 years ago now. Just incredible.
Graduated in 96, I'm 46. This song was an absolute anthem playing in our cars. You could hear this song through my little town in Missouri from at least 4 different vehicles every school day. These guys were hands down the best and will never be replaced. RIP Chris. Still listen to 90s rock and grunge to this day.
I grew up in New Madrid MO 0:36
I graduated in '96 too! I was jamming this song along with all the other Awesome songs from the 90's.
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Yeah him and chester got “suicided”
Yesss! I’m class of 94, this will forever remind me of being so very young and carefree…what a time it was
I'm 66 years old, grew up on rock music, I can say this is one of the greatest rock songs of all time...
Rock On, Helen.💯🤪
how true Helen!
I’m 54, also grew up on Rock, when music had MEANING! This generation Rap is all these kids listen to. Their was Rock b4 Rap, even 80’s rap had meaning! Keep going forward Helen, at least we have our memories of the good ol’ day’s!!
Miss Helen , God bless you ! Alphons 🎩🌹🇮🇹
66 here as well. Chris' picture is on my wall. I tell him good morning and good night. I tell him I love him everyday 💗. He is my hero. He pulled me through a hellish time. His light still shines.
I was 20 in 1991. One of the best years in music.❤❤❤
I was 20 in 1975. Rock was just starting to go downhill then. 1980s were awful. Then about 1991 we got all these great Seattle grunge bands and everything changed. When this genre died out before 2000, there has been no such thing as Rock 'n' Roll.
@@emmarae4322 ABSOLUTELY!
Are you insane plenty of decent grunge bands, check out seether, shinedown, and some of godsmacks stuff but start with seether give me a total curt Curt Cobain vibe
So was I. I remember the first time I heard this song, stopped me dead in my tracks. I was hooked. 100% agree.
Damn.. when you put it like that, I was 23... was a wake up call very few heard..
Chris and Eddie have some of the most distinct voices to exist. Layne Staley was amazing too. Something about their voices stirs emotions in me like I actually feel them instead of just hearing them. And can't forgot about Chester and the power in his voice. So many legends gone too soon but damn what great memories.
The Seattle sound was and still is special.
It's the Seattle vibe. We have a unique deepness over here
@@OswaldBatesIIIEsq Born and raised in Seattle and I agree.
@@kimberacrylic Washington state also has the most American serial killers.
You astonishingly left Kurt off of your list
they played this song in sydney yesterday first time since before chris cornell died and it was amazing, the crowd filled the chorus for chris, i could see eddie at some point getting emotional but him and the band did amazing and the crowd loved it
There will never be anything as sonically pleasing as the harmony of Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder
I like to compare it to David Bowie and Freddie Mercury coming together on Under Pressure. Two titans in their style of music and working so well together. Not outdoing one another just highlighting each other's strengths. The difference though is that this is before Chris and Eddie both blew up. Bowie and Freddie were already legends by the time they got together.
Can you imagine Chester & Layne on this also, just awesome
This
@@christineferlisi9606 I've bought that album at least three times. I keep wearing it out. It is still not only a great show to watch, but as far as I'm concerned, the greatest musical performance I've ever heard from anyone in any genre ever. Though opinions are subjective, it's just unbelievably beautiful from a man that life took too early. I used to have pair of jeans in high school that was plastered with Layne and AIC patches. AIC is my favorite group but th unplugged performance was just as good as can be done.
Cindy Wilson and Kate Pierson of the B-52s
Crazy how this is a duet between two of the best voices on grunge, this is exceptionally beautiful. What a masterpiece, so grateful to listen to this.
This was done before the fact and released after they gained popularity.
they are just a friends
Exactly!
I think that this is a Great Moment in (Musical) History! :)
Eddie Vedder just happened to be in the studio when Chris Cornell was recording this song and struggled w the low parts so Eddie picked up the mic and Chris made it a duet. Was when pearl jam was first forming.
This song is amazing but 2 me the 2 best grunge singers are Layne Staley and Kurt Cobain.
It’s been 5 years you’re gone Chris. This song is masterpiece! Heard it on the radio today as a tribute on the anniversary of Chris’ passing on this day. Miss you Chris Cornell!
RIP CHRIS 😇😇😇😘😘😘
I seen him at his last concert I feel blessed to do so.
"They are farming Babies and the slaves are all working " Chris Knew what the government was up to. Now do we understand why he needed antidepressants? He tried warning us. He didn't kill himself. RIP Chris Cornell. We will put a stop to the adrenochrome harvest!
Autonomy determines life and the first act of that is a heartbeat
Trump should stay in business not politics apples an oranges plus he has no verbal filter much better trait in business
RIP Chris. Some of the best 90s/2000s grunge came right from this man!
There was a flavor of freedom in that era that I don't expect to experience again in this lifetime. These were the very last days of American culture free from mobile phones, the internet, and vocoders.
Yes I feel you ❤
@Elsa
Now that is a beautiful comment, drenched in wisdom. Love to you friend, from Canada.
Vocoder? LOL
@@mr.malapropismus1220 When Autotune was first audibly used („Believe“ by Cher) the producers claimed it was Vocoder. Only years later did it become known what autotune was, so if you are born in the late 70s/early 80s one might still think that the Autotune-Effect = Vocoder.
@@mr.malapropismus1220 shut up kid before you learn to talk and just listen. It'll do you good.
Eddie and Chris’ voices just sound perfect with each other
Was like the birth of two legendary bands
They both sucked taint
@@pierregauthier3077 Soundgarden first EP was in 87.
@@spacesex710 yeah, but Soundgarden became popular after badmotorfinger tbh
Eddie's voice breaks through like a beam of sunlight. Missing Chris Cornel.
Eddie..💯
The name is Eddie don't wear it out.💯😆😆😆😆😆6😆
Agree!!
Yes. always felt that about Vedder s voice in this vid.
boa resposta amigo
Rest In Peace Chris,
Your songs, your voice and your immense contribution to music will be remembered forever.
18.5.17
✨💓
yonijony damn I didn't even know we had 18 months!!!! I've been lied to my whole life
Time is an illusion.
13b Rx8 In other parts of the world, the date is in Day.Month.Year order.
R.I.P Chris Cornell. We Will Miss You So Much
R.I.P. Chris Cornell, such amazing talent, thank you for all that you gave us!
+gman I could not have said it any better. :)
Thank you Chris. You are very special.
and do you think that this is "all"???
Shaneolian really low.. look up the side effects of Ativan before making a low unintelligent remark. He also created music that helped many people through their shit lives. He gained all he had by his unique talent, coming from nothing. So fuck right off thinking he offed himself out of being ungrateful. It's people like you that make our world shit.
gman I totally agree! That drug in my opinion put him in his grave😭😭😭He took too many😭😭Rest In Peace Chris😥you were a troubled man but you sang your heart out!
Shaneolian why don't you follow in his footsteps and do the same
I am still here 1-2024 Still loving this. Miss you, Chris.😭
🤘
Unfortunately the only one we have left is Eddie Vedder
❤❤ im with u
With you.
Cheers to every mother fucker on this comment thread 🍻🍻🍻
Temple of the dog and Mad seasons are the two best side project of that era.
RIP scott weiland, andrew wood, chris cornell, layne staley, kurt kobain: the masters of grunge. 🤘I'll listen your musics for forever and ever.
For real bro they will never die ❤
and Shannon Hoon
At least Eddie Vedder is still around.
And Chester Bennington 🤘🏾
@@Grym0626 technically he ain't grunge, but yeah rip to him
Say hello to Andy, Kurt, Layne, Mike and everybody else up there for us bro. Rest in Peace Chris.)=
devilutioner666 how about Bradley Nowell also?
Sure! I was referring to the fallen Seattle Grunge dudes but sure! Brad was my shit too!!
devilutioner666 And Scott Weiland :(
musiq888 I cried when I heard the news......fuck
devilutioner666 I'm not gonna lie, I heard of the news from a co-worker at lunchtime. When he told me it was a suicide I felt my eyes start welling up with tears. Soundgarden was what I call one of my calibration bands. Whenever I have had a shitty day I would very often end up at Soundgarden on my listening list. Cornell will forever be missed. RIP.
Two of the best vocalist ever hands down.
Agreed
facepalm. Go listen to Freddie, then come back and chime in.
Freddy Fender?
Oh, that gap toothed pervert, I was actually taking the piss about Freddy Fender. Queen sound so much better with Paul Rodgers singing.
+killerDIRK1 Just listened to Bohemian Rhapsody, and ya Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder are still two of the best vocalists ever. Oh and Robert Plant > Freddie Mercury
Good morning!
If you're listening to this song in June 2024, congratulations!
You have good taste in music and are privileged to recognize Grunge as a lifestyle.
And lived through it.....We Miss the fallen----Love you Cobain!
I'm 66. Big Chris Cornell fan. First time I heard this song. Fantastic vocals from Cornell and Vedder. Both are great but Cornell is just a bit better. RIP Mr. Cornell.
💯🎸❤🐆✨
Been 30 years, and there's NO WAY this one doesn't still give you chills.... ❤
LOL yea i was always at all there shows pearl jam Alice in chains nirvana and a few others in the 80's through now even though chains and sound ,nirvana are gone there memories will live on .
Yep! Just put on you tube and Had the c.d. from day one. Heard it many times. Still a Chill!
Truth! Always will give chills from these to empathic souls voices, messages so powerfully delivered together like none other ..just outstanding!🤘🎶💖
YESSSSSS!!!!
Every time ✨
I was born in 1976. I say this all the time, but what a time to grow up in music. I graduated high school in 1994 and these guys were on the soundtrack of my youth. So many others… we’ve lost so many and it hurts me.
Around dinner time I Use to sing the Im going hungry part to my mother when I was a teen 😆😆😆😆😆
There was definitely an aspect of tortured souls syndrome with a lot of these important artist. Swept through that generation like the plague. My brother was caught up in that undertow and died of an overdose. Very spiritual, demonic if you ask me. That music cost them something. You dig too deep and realize it's your own grave.
@@blackcruze1379 Classic
Me too lol I graduated in 94 and all this music just still makes me reminisce.
It Sucks
Its been two years and we all still miss Chris Cornell.
Rest in peace.
Him and Eddie have unmatched voices no one can compete
That wound will never heal...
doesnt even seems like two( 2 )day
what a voice. may he rest.
I know his pain I’ve fought suicidal thoughts since I was in the military carrying an m-16 and was told my grandma died and my my was being committed for mental health reasons and I was stuck in my unit and felt totally helpless! It took another 10 years of several attempts that I finally broke down to a guy at an AA meeting and he took me under his wing! It’s still an uphill battle at times but I think of all the cool stuff I would have missed out on! Ever since I heard what happened to Chris I can’t help but wish he too would have reached out for help cause sometimes we suffer silently and people around us have no idea the voices or voice saying just do it ! It’ll stop the pain and it’ll make that voice go away and you’ll be in a better place! But now I have new voices saying maybe it’ll make things way way worse! Maybe you will survive and you’ll know a new level of pain that made the old pain seem tolerable or maybe you will die and go to a place you wish you weren’t and you’ll never escape! But either way I like life more than death at my own hand! I just wish that Chris was still here cause he was and is special!
Eddie and Chris singing together is so good. This song is beautiful
Masterpiece. Both of them are perfect on this. Thankful Chris asked Eddie to be a part of Temple Of The Dog it made for one of the best songs I’ve ever heard to this day.
I agree my friend.
No lie Brother 🙏
The 2 greatest rock voices together on a badass song!!!! Not sure if they won any awards for this song. But they should of won everything possible
This doesn't even strike me as a rock song. When you get older and you learn that all these songs you heard on Lite FM are rock songs (aside from the obvious ones like Linkin Park or Nickelback), and knowing rock it makes perfect sense for many of them, especially since you became aware that post-grubge exists. However, this song, all the way until the last part where there's actual noticable guitar for the first time, and I think maybe they didn't even play that part, or maybe there was a "radio version" which isn't on RUclips because who would seek it out in purpose if that's the difference. This song even after being older then 20 and knowing all this, it does not sound like a rock song at all, it sounds like it belongs right there on Lite FM in some extremely conservative city where tht stations has completely banned all rock and metal bands at all period because they said they word "fuck" in a different song or something. Instead of Metallica, Pearl Jam, Nickelback, or post-grunge in general, this song sounds like it belongs right there with non-rock non-"pretty" (Mariah Celine etc.) LiteFM songs. Matchbox 20, Maroon 5, something like that. Even RHCP or Green Day wouldn't fit in with this song.
Same, one of my favorite songs ever
This song could be 10 minutes long and I'd still think it's too short. What a beautiful masterpiece.
Goosebumps and tears Everytime
This song is getting more and more relevant everyday. This world doesn’t suck, but it’s leaders and alot of people in it do. We can all make a change. Remember, “they” need us way more than we need them.
Very right, you are @eternaladventure-wm. I have been saying the exact same thing for over 50 years now. And the same result is today as it was back then, people just don't want to get it anymore. And I blame the government for it all. Good example is social media, what is social media? Well it is not controlled by the citizens, although we would like to think so. Social media is controlled by the government. Social, socially, socialize, social reform, socialize medicine, socialism it is one of the same, people have to learn to strap on a pair of brass ones and take the bull bu the hornes and bury its head in the dirt! Because there are more followers than there are leaders. Tell me what you think
Preach
Probably more relevant now in 2023 than when it was first released, kinda sad that we as humans, as a country learn absolutely nothing and keep repeating the same mistakes.
was relevant when it came out. I made it from New Jersey to Seattle that year. Aside from associations. Back then it was either Faster Pussycat and hairspray bands like that or as they called it "boring" Seattle. It was enchanting.
Amen 🙏
The two greatest rock voices of all time.
Not even close
Idk man, they're absolutely in my top 5...... But Layne Staley 🔥
EU GOSTEI TANTO DO SEU COMENTÁRIO AMIGO ❤😢
Layne, Kurt, Scott and Chris, we miss you singing on behalf of our generation. Thank you for expressing our angst, our sadness, our disdain, our pain, etc. But you also sang about unity, hope, humility, respect, etc. Thank you.
Whattabout Eddie?
And Chester
Andrew Wood
@@SpressoHead - Eddie has done so, but he's still with us for another 34957934578 decades, so...
Andrew Wood...
One of the Patriarch of Grunge for sure Temple of the Dog is here cause of him (he created these words that Chris later named the group)
Sad he didn't live longer Eddie and Chris is great but Andy and Chris singing together would be phenomenal
Chris and Eddie’s vocals go together so well in this song
Perfection
Two alpha wolves, Vedder growling from the underbrush and Cornell howling at the moon... Pure magic!
Underrated commwnt
That's the shittiest description I ever ever heard
This
Yes
❤
One of the most important songs of the 90’s.
One of the greatest songs ever made. The passion and range in their voices are incredible. I don't know how people can listen to auto-tuned processed pop music/top 40 when there's music like this out here.
Never met a Chris Cornell song I haven't loved. Many have passed. I hate that. So I'm thinking what band do I want to see this summer. Someone give me hints because almost all my favs have passed
Also smoke good dope but don't do the hard smack anyone. Wanna be able to see you at Christmas
@@ratman9548 u seem like a cool ass dude rat man, hope all is well for you! id recommend seeing Megadeth if your into that, they still put on a fantastic concert
Preach, brother. The lack of pure talent in today's pop culture is astounding. At least there are a few examples of lyrics and voices with range of passion such at this one: ruclips.net/video/ZmDBbnmKpqQ/видео.html
@@bronsonhilliard6979 if you want man , i can link you my band, may give you some hope for today!
This was my highschool. My mom died when I was a junior and this music. The 90s grunge saved me. Soundgarden, Pearl jam, Nirvana, NIN etc. I was super close with my brother. He passed away in June at 39. I'm drawn back to the music that saved me before hoping like hell it still has the same magic cause baby.... I'm barely hanging on. I understand why some people don't make it 💔
Wish you all the best!
To you Internet stranger, the only thing I can say is keep on keeping on. Nothing wrong with throwing on some STP and reminiscing.🤙🏻
🙏 hang in there
That's tough.I dont want to sound too dramatic but oh well.....youv'e come to far and your family would want you to be strong because better days are ahead. They will always be with you in spirit.
Thank you all very much 💓
"WOW" CAN WE JUST TRAVEL BACK IN TIME TO THE 90S!!! IM 47YO IN 2024, AND STILL LOVE MUSIC WITH MEANING!!!
hear you loud and clear. 49 and missing the good old 90s ...
64 and I love it !!!
I’m 58 and wish the same. Nothing will ever compare to the music of those sweet days.
Facts bro. I just turned 46 and will never stop listening to 90s.
I'am only 32 the older rock music will always be the best compared to now a days.
Goosebumps EVERY TIME. One of the greatest songs ever written and performed in rock music history. Thank you, Temple of the Dog for this absolute masterpiece!
Yeah a song about baby farming ? Buddy wake up this is literally what John the god was charged for in Brazil with Oprah and Maria as his friends ( Maria the spirit cooker )
Just one of a billion reasons why the 90s ruled. Music today isn't even in the same stratosphere as this.
seriously. we didn't appreciate it enough when we had it.
+Charity Sutphin i know. i cant stop listening to this song. i was five when it came out. what happened to music? ?!!
+Charity Sutphin we didn't know it would just kill over and die... music that is! Have you heard Chris Cornell daughter sing? Omg ,there's hope !!
Guys, this is all a gross over generalization. There's so much music being made today by so many types of people and a lot of it is good. Just because all you know about is the stuff that's popular doesn't mean every contemporary musician or band is bad or somehow less than these older bands. Sometimes you just have to spend a little time looking for it.
+Vintersemestre00
you're right, there is good music. the point is that good radio is basically dead. sad. all radio is basically contrived garbage.
Someone please bring the 90's back
I will.
and let them last forever
1995 - bowling for soup cover!!
the sheeples took over bro
Does it matters if it's a cover?
Halestorm cover of this song, really well done.
I remember my mother playing this in the car when I was in booster seats. I was born in '97 and she was only 20. This touches a really special part of my brain that I don't even remember anymore.
As a father at 19, son was born in 1998 I appreciate this comment! This was always a treasure of a song from my short lived youth. He is now almost 26 and I get to work and see him every day. Blessed! By the way I raised him on this music 😂
I hear you. My oldest brother would play this on repeat and I would sit outside his door thinking he was the coolest... He was really a dick, but we're tight now..
@@tinman6514 Good on yah Tinman, always be tight with your fam man...luv your handle.
Then how the fuck do you remember Fletcher
@@tinman6514moms got good tastes and you god good ear
Gosh, this song is literally perfect. The instrumentals, the vocals, the video. Never fails to give me goosebumps every single time.
Everything about this song is pure, un-filtered, raw 90’s.
👍👍👍
Do you even know what hes saying? Ill give you a hint its a political message
@@anthonywyattStylist why wouldn’t I know what he’s singing? It’s in English and very clear. My comment was in reference to the sound, style, music.
@@btownRXdealer89 the lyrics are what's important aparently you farweather grunge posers didnt get the message cus look at the world left behind
@@anthonywyattStylist people in general are doing better all over the world. Is their inequality, yes and it will always be like that no matter what. I can tell you from experience that in my parents native India, more people have been lifted out of poverty and have access to basic necessities than 30 years ago. In the last couple decades, over 270 million Indians have been lifted out of poverty and have access to food, nutrition, education, etc.
"I can't feed on the powerless when my cup's already overfilled." Words to live by.
Yes they're talking about all the elites who are pedos and cannibals.
" Live Simply so Others may Simply Live"
@Customer Service sure sounds like hes singing about all those "capitalist pigs" while maintaining $100 million networth
@@zionix15432 one can own 100mln $ without being a capitalist, silly troll
@@psalm85godwins14 thank goodness other people in the world understand this song !! Thank you
My heart breaks today. We've lost one of the last fathers of grunge, not to mention a man who was beyond talented . Chris, you brought us so much wonderful music and lyrics in your short 52 years and helped to form a style of music and way of life that I hope never dies. You've inspired so many and will be missed eternally. No one sings like you anymore.
Go forth and say hello to heaven, beautiful soul x
So nice to read this. I am having a toast to Chris tonight. RIP Cornell, my hero.
I'd love to agree with you 100%...BUT...he was not one of the last fathers of "grundge"!..."grundge" was an invention of the media to rename the punkrock style of nothern america!...Chris Cornell was a titan of Rock an Roll!
The lump in my throat at the start can't get any bigger. RIP Chris bro. 🙏
The hair, the clothes, the music, the stickers on the guitar, oh boy, dont you miss the 90s 😂😂
I was in my mid 20's then, a line mini skirts, ribbed tops and doc martins all crowd surfing at Brixton academy when they all came to London
Yessss! 😭😭
Yes I do. Was talking to a co-worker about the 90s yesterday. Telling him when I saw Alice and Chains and STP in St Louis in 1994. Damn. Great time
Downfall of metal grunge categorizing music but it's all the same it's about the feeling the power of the riffs emotion and posers that weren't ready to do it but duplication and replication two words that this generation will never understand
i do
Man seeing Chris and Eddie singing the same song together gets me every time. They made the 90s worth while... and still do
im telling my kids this was The Weekend when they start going to school.
@@theswiftphil8789 lmao thats good parenting right there 😉
Chris gone to soon ,Eddie has so much to give.i saw pearl jam at the Greek theater and I can say it was one of the best concerts I've ever been to .I'm 62 now and still listen to this music.Makes me feel young again.❤
@@alanlightbody2131 I know what you mean brother. The music was so heartfelt and real back then
Agreed! They are still making the 90s worthwhile.
2:01 - Chris Cornell's symphonic yelling echoing Vedder's monotone on that first hook is one of the most resonating and powerful things I've ever heard in music.
Fucking awesome!
Amen
Pw
Thank you for playing this in Sydney last night!
How good was that!!
I don't think anything will ever capture the spirit of the 90s like this song and this video. Absolutely legendary.
Facts
It was a magical time
said well
Legends
Doom and gloom music
I'm 24 years old and this is the first time I'm hearing this song, simply magnificent.
I am 22 years old and also highly appreciate this song.
Consider yourself fortunate that you have literally decades of music you've missed out on to look forward to discovering.
@@doctorfeelok8575 I'm looking for new grunge music, would be open to suggestions.
@@doctorfeelok8575 I'm looking for new grunge music, would be open to suggestions.
I'm looking for new grunge music, would be open to suggestions.
Chris and Eddie…two of the greatest vocalists of our time
One of the greatest rock and roll songs of all time no questions about it RIP C.C.
RIP Chris Cornell. 4 years gone, today.😪 your voice defined the struggles of my life, thru temple of a dog, soundgarden, and especially Audioslave. I am clean now these 8 years, and feel your loss in my soul.
😭rip Chris gone too soon such a talented soul.
Blessings and Love ❤️
He was murdered for trying to make a film about sex trafficking.
I can listen to this song over & over again over the years & it sounds better than ever! RIP Chris 💞
I can listen to this awesome sing over & over again through the years & it keeps getting better...RIP Chris 💞
This song is the epitome of some truly great '90s Rock. I'd sell my empty worthless soul to go back in time and be able to live in the '90s forever.
You said it. I wish that with all my heart.
What an emo
Hmmmm I had great times back then. But I still do now as well
your empty worthless soul is not worthy to go back to the 90's
Say what you will about me but I think most people in their 30s also miss the '90s a lot. Today's music can't compare to '90s music.
If you're ever in Seattle, make sure and pay your respects to the site of this video in Discovery Park. Great way to spend 3 hours.
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
I was there about 15 years ago when my brother graduated from UW, walking the trails with him, my parents, and my brother's wife. Took me about 30 minutes to realize where I was and then I felt overwhelmed.
Light one for the fallen grunge soldiers
I heard this the very first time Kathy Falkner played it on KISW.
Bruh, im on the hill, I've seen the black sun statue in volunteer but not lighthouse in discovery
Chris Cornell's voice gets me every time. Eddie Vedder's soulful voice also nails it.
I was 17 and had my entire life was in front of me when this was released. What a great time to be alive.
Beautiful how this song can make you feel 17 again
I was 21 and my entire life is still in front of me lol
Now I'm 17
i don't trust people who don't surf, watch streaming, drink wine & coffee, have pets & kids xoxo
I was 16 also had no idea of what the future would hold All l cared about was the music back then Life was simpler wish l could go back l know where you are coming from
I remember listening to this back in the day and my mom yelling from the other room 'somebody get that boy a sandwich!'.. Miss my mom so much.
Cricket That’s def something my mom would say. Xoxo
we all tend to take mom for granted until she's no longer around, don't we.
Sending love.... your mom still hugs you all the time. Her love never left!
Cricket…I love your mom! My mom would have DEFINITELY said ‘get that boy a sandwich’. Sending you hugs and high fives for feisty Moms! from Angie in the Bay Area.
That's gold, love to mum
Chris cornell was the voice of a generation. Rest in peace big guy
If I am hurting inside, Chris’ voice cuts me open, exposes the pain and rips it out. Eddie’s voice is like the salve and morphine that helps me heal. Both equally needed to get me through life.
His voice has and always will give me goosebumps . . . RIP Chris
Sean Seagraves Right???? his cover of Nothing Compares 2U came on Sirius/XM Radio the other day and I seriously had to pull over it was that breathtaking and yes every hair on my arms was standing up!
RIP Chris
Sean Seagraves yeah Eddie vedder from the big Chicago chi town great that's how pearl jam started great stuff
I'm not even going to dare trying to sing Chris's part, nobody could ever sing like that except for him and we will never hear another voice like that again, definitely one of a kind, Chris and Layne Staley are the best voices of the 90s in my opinion, honestly the best voices ever
I got the rest I crack on those out of my rangers... But yeah 👍🏽
You should also hear Scott Weiland! He was a vocal chameleon..
@@LoveArt86 Me too. I don't think I have a vocal style. Not important if it's bangin' heartfelt. Cheers
Freddie is the greatest male singer ever.
chester does sing cornell's part though, and cornell vedder's
They broke the mold when they made Chris's voice. What a tremendously powerful voice man! We all miss you brother
Chris & layne should have been cloned b4 they passed!
Badmotorfinger
Their voices contrast so perfectly, wish they made more music together!! ❤️
When I got the news about Chris, this is the first place i came. One of the best songs ever made. It changed my life! Chris' voice came along when i needed it and has never failed me. I wish to send his fans and loved ones MY love. You will be missed, Chris.
:'( I did exactly the same
There's this little sad smiling thing Eddie does when he sings sometimes, very apparently in this video... And it melts my heart into a puddle of pearl jam. Every time.
Same!!!!
he goes :>
Yes he does honey oh yes he does! This song still gives me goosebumps! I got to see these beautiful boys at the beginning of making it big at Lolapalooza '92 I still can't believe I was there and maybe a little high too 😊✌🎶❤
@@FizROGaming right lol😅
I was just thinking of that, and then read your comment, and yes he does, I know it well❤️
We would trade that bread for you.....RIP Cornell, you are missed!
Al Lamaye chris is the backup singer in this song...
5 years! WOW. RIP Chris....
Eddie and Chris. Damn. We can only be so lucky in the 2020s to get bands like this anymore.
Cornell's high harmony on the second Eddie Vedder verse is haunting.
wow good ears on that one! I can't believe after all these years I've missed Chris's harmony there. I'd love to somehow isolate that. He was such a god
Absolute truth ! All the emotion and meaning just cries out in that heart rending call. I know sometimes people polk a little fun about the video being shot where, and in the way that it was (and that's cool, if you ever were lucky enough to see any of them perform live, and witness some of the stuff they said or did, or just even watched some of their interviews, in spite of the weightiness and torment of much of the material, they themselves, definitely had a sense of humor !) However, if you think about it, that whole ethos of a voice in anguish, crying out in the wilderness against maltreatment and persecution, and bringing home the power of the lyrics and the music with a visual portrayal of isolation, outrage and despair, it all just comes together to create a piece of music that is at once, beautiful and sorrowful, soul piercing and unflinching and still just takes my breath away.
Eddie: I'm going hungry...
Chris: *_GOING HUNGREEEEEEEEEEEE_*
I bet they could switch those verses n it would still sound awesome
😂😂😂😂😂😂 sounds like south park
@@sdott9751 listen to stone temple pilots: Dead and bloated, and lmk which sounds more like south park lol
Haunting and beautiful vocals
Fr🤣🤣🤣💀💀
Oh boy, I had no idea that the passing of Chris Cornell would affect me so badly. When I see any video he's in now, I start to cry. I always appreciated his true unrivaled talent, but now it seems even more precious. His beautiful blue eyes were remarkably mesmerizing, now they're absolutely piercing. The world is definitely an emptier place without him in it. It's been nearly a month since his death and it still feels unreal. God bless you Chris, I hope you are finally resting in peace ☮️
vega why dont you go fuck yourself she was sharing her feelings idiot
Heidi lD....video is such an interesting element in our lives, it captures peoples spirirt forever at that moment in time. we are kinda lucky we get to watch him over and over and just think, not even 100 years ago there was no video or music recordings and that really was not that long ago.... i cherish these videos of him!
Vega The Destroyer your a real peice of shit i cant even believe anybody in this world could disrespect one of the greatest like that fuck you
Heidi lD me too
Heidi lD Just wanted to let you know that Chris's eyes are green hun!!!
As part of my Opera training,
I sing both parts changing the Octave.
RIP Chris Cornell, Thanks for the best music
of our Generation. I am so Glad I got to
see you live when I was 25 years old.
Temple of the Dog was one of those bands that explains a whole generation, no more, no less.
RIGHT! and somehow nobody fucking knows about them, even though it's 2 of the biggest mfs of that point working together. I don't think they even really liked each other lol.
Damn straight.
And it’s on the station
@Woody Last Name ok here I come! I think that in the cultural scene of Seattle in general one can appreciate more than in any other example a set of symbolic and literal manifestations and expressions worthy of a sociological study. From the early 1980s to the mid-1990s, a series of very significant events occurred in the world that we could well say are a turning point, such as the exacerbation of the capitalist system.
Now that can't just happen; It had its consequences and in my country (Argentina) it was lived in a singularly dramatic way. The same happened in the rest of the world.
I think that in Temple of the Dog all those feelings and sensations are condensed and they are reflected musically like in no other band in this city, except for Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains and, of course, others like Mudhoney, Green River, etc.
In this regard, note what Eddie said on the occasion of Cornel's death. His lyrics represented the way people lived ... what does he tell us if not the song "Black Hole Sun"?
Personally, I do not see something similar in historical terms.
@@thestreets.aka.joshua They're quite possibly THE most underrated rock band of all time lol
30 years later and it's still some of the best music ever recorded
Fuck Yeah!!
I couldn't agree more.
hard to believe i was 17 when this came out sounds just as good now as it did then
Agree. Man where did time go ?
I would feel no remorse throwing every rap album in a fucking fire and I would also not care if every pop artist just stopped making music because it’s fake ass corny easy to make music
Not too many people can say that their two favorite singers sang a song together
David bowie and freddie mercury
Love this song though 💕
R.i.p Chris
Bing and Bowie :p
MJ & Paul
Chris was perfection personified as a rockstar. I still get lost in his wonderful blue eyes!!
I was 17 in 1991 when this song came out. It was my rebellion anthem. Now, at 49 it still gives me chills.
Same sentiment....17 years old too and now 49...still remember this song to this day!
Born in 89. Love this song
I heard it first time now, 17 years old and this will be mine anthem now😊
❤
@@Hs-vw5qc Had my first son in 89. Great song!
This song has never left my mind. Never will. It's one of those incredible masterpieces that will never be done ever again. Thank you for this and RIP Chris.
Hello there
Ill never forget this tune
Totally agree!!!
well said
I was lucky to be 18 in 1990 and walked straight into this "genre". The funny thing looking at it now its that these guys really were incredible musicians, not just the singers, the band too. Not only that, they stood the test of time so very well. It wasn't a "fad" and some of them still release work today.....sadly we lost what I call the voice of a generation in Chris. Thank god for those who are left still releasing music, like Mark Lanegan, Eddie Vedder and Thurston Moore. Thanks for painting memories every time I hear you sing guys.
wow you were so lucky to be that age. PERFECT AGE for the year and time of music. I talked to a random guy once in his 50's and he had interesting stories of seeing nirvana before they were famous and I loved being taken back there by his memory recollection even though I was 9 in 1990 but luckily my brother played music like this all the time and we always watch mtv headbangers ball. Back when music ruled the earth, man. PEACE
Something happened in 1972
Sami Tofferi yea me 😀
87 to like 94 was like music magic. totally different sound , kurt cobain and these guys just came like reapers cut down all the hair bands in one sweeping motion. i was 18 when i first heard nirvana and i was 20 when this album came out , i was doing artwork for a garage band and we were all living together in jersey.
yes the best thing to do pick up your own guitar or sit down and your own piano and pay tribute would he love that the best
Cornell’s voice is soul touching. Beautiful ❤
A great song for the apocalypse... on a more serious note, RIP Chris.
WTF are you prepping for?
the millennials lol
or a great song to make us realize we are a fuckin greedy society that wont survive as a species until we realize survival and riches are 2 different things.
Nice to see you here cp. I've been subbed to you channel for a year or so now. Keep it up man.
Cuz the apocalypse isn’t serious.?!
Vedder and Cornell in their youth an prime.. just fkn classic man~
Pyramid1974 honored to be your 100th like
@@hesayshesayhowboutmesay lol rite on, and i'm honored by your 100th like~
Those were the day buddy! I wished they’d never end! I used to go and see a killer band called Stranger at the OP bar! They should have been as big as Pearl Jam and Soundgarden combined! It just goes to show there’s a lot of luck involved in who becomes big time in the music industry!
they were. vedder was so lost by cc's death........as I was.............n all of the rest of them..
Man I'm just happy that this shows up in my home screen now an then... there is no better music than right here in my opinion...
I want a candle that smells how Eddies voice sounds in this song...
I've heard a lot of crazy s*** but that is the best
I'd like to think itd smell like the best apple pie or aloe Vera mixed with desert cactus. Refreshing as fuck.
LOL
@@TheNavypenguin unless he is singing yellow ledbetter, that smells like hot buttered popcorn!
@@thorburke7030 fuck yeah man \m/ like that fresh buttered popcorn smell as soon as its done. Can still hear it sizzling.
RIP Chris what a song ❤
It’s a shame they never made another song together. Their chemistry is amazing. I’d put their voice chemistry next to Jerry Cantrell and Layne Staley’s.
They did a whole album together
@@Ariel_thenotsolittlemermaid …. No this is the only song in the album they both sang in isn’t it? I haven’t listened to it but I’ve been told
@@ali-5881 1. I thought you were talking about the entire band, not just Chris and Eddie.
2. I haven't listened to the whole thing- but Temple of the Dog made an entire album together, so I assume there's at least one more song they both contributed to, even if one was just doing back up vocals. It wouldn't make sense otherwise, because I know there were Temple of the Dog shows and I find it hard to believe each one just sat in silence for half a show...
@@Ariel_thenotsolittlemermaid yeah I was just talking about the two singers. After doing a little research, Eddie Vedder sang on 3 other songs but that’s it (mostly backing vocals)- I should check this album out soon just haven’t had the time
@@Ariel_thenotsolittlemermaid ruclips.net/video/nKw32zR_Kzo/видео.html < facts about temple of the dog if you’re interested
Chris and Eddie = Best two ever
No. Layne. Then that order
Layne and Jerry are great too!
Jeff Buckley....u ever heard of him? the greatest singer of all time.
Certeza! Sinto muita falta do Chris! Melhor vocal da história
Layne and Chris ❤️
I can't believe it was 1991. I'm 38 now, and everytime I listen to this classic I feel like it was released the week before. RIP. Chris Cornell. Long life for Eddie. Never ending talent
I'm 47 and I was 17 so you were like 9 ROTFL. At least you were alive dude!
one of the most powerful songs I've heard
Almost two years of this comment 😂 I'm 40 now. Still playing this tune that brings back so many awesome memories.
There is just something about this song. My number one favorite ever. This song is perfect
Two Grunge legends! This is divine having Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder working together.
Two legends, yes, a grunge super group, if you will. But its Pearl Jam's band, basically, featuring Chris Cornell. Matt Cameron was the drummer for Sound Garden at this time, but now he's drummer for Pearl Jam since Cornell's untimely and tragic passing. But the rest of Temple is Stone Gossard, Mike McCready, and Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam. Check out Mad Season... another grunge super group featuring Mike McCready on guitar, Layne Staley on vocals, John Baker Saunders on bass, and drummer Barret Martin.
Like Hiroshima and Nagasaki
This song was from a time when music could grip your soul and make you feel every note, beat, and chord.
yes but why does music suck today?
@@zacatkinson3926 in some way, propably internet is reason. But let's be honest, mostly the popular things suck. Not whole nowadays music.
You crazy the best song I wet ass pцSSў WAP. By cardi b
This Song is definitely a critical thinking one
@@zacatkinson3926 Well, what do think about something like that ? ruclips.net/video/6AOqoWAdokA/видео.html Or that ? ruclips.net/video/6wJCvx6ifpk/видео.html
These two singing together absolutely ridiculous, two of the most unique voices you will ever here-powerful
Still a song that when I hear it, I won't skip or let ANYONE change it. It's on all my MP3's and I listen regularly. This was just a brilliant collaboration from the two bands. Takes me back 20 years.
What a gem. They don't make 'em like this anymore!
It will never be the same Captain
Half moon run
Dat dat don’t kill me can only make me stronger… as an example.
i will bring it back i started a band so dont worry i play like him i see him looking after all of us
The MEN either!