This man had no egotistical airs about him..always a gentleman..well spoken he articulated his words well, he swore but not every other word ..no scandals...never heard rumors of infidelity..only one tattoo , on his left shoulder ..beautiful man ,beautiful voice , beautiful but sometimes dark lyrics..the only thing Chris Cornell wasnt blessed with was longevity ..I cant help but wonder ,Did he not know how blessed he was ,how talented ?..I sure miss him. Miss him alot.❤✌😎🌹
he would tell you thats not true...the first comment. To get your ideas across to masses of people and lead people, no matter in what fashion or style...there is always a hint of ego..atleast at a younger age when you are trying to present yourself. I haven't seen it done successfully without it, anyone that wants to be heard forces their way to a certain extent and cut others off to do so...like I said, atleast when starting out or younger ages, he definitely lost quite a bit of that over the years. Humans are weird and we need attention and want our things heard and seen and its just not possible without stepping on toes.
@@oldben1800 ..We do tend to be full of ourselves when we are young ...so maybe I should have specifically said later on in his career..but, I still say he was very down to earth for the most part..
@@oldben1800 Chris said he had some dick headedness like his father. And for those who believe Chris could not do any wrong, he did. Do some thorough searches. Look deeper than surface crap. He always did. I adore Chris. I only discovered him last August. In that time I’ve had 3 dreams of Chris. And they were real. I can tell you, as strange as it sounds, when you tap into his frequency you will get spiritual information that usually arrives in synchronization. Whatever Chris had he knew it was powerful. You can’t be writing lyrics like he did in his teens and 20’s without knowing. Masterful genius who is still spreading his messages today. Chris is forever with us in his energy. Remember that and don’t be sad. But if you are, remember Chris said depression can be fun. ☮️
So handsome in a Harrison , McCartney way..so unassuming , he loved his family , he loved his wife..he loved his friends ,his bandmates ,and they loved him..he seemed to love life or the idea of it anyway...thats why I sometimes question his untimely demise..We sadly will never know Chris Cornells final thoughts ,his final actions. ..his final words, we just cant ,I feel we as fans all have our personal opinions , but ,no matter if it was suicide or foul play , we cant bring him back...and to me that is almost as tragic if not more than his passing.we have his music ,his songs and what a plethora of memories and talent that includes. He is sorely missed ,by a legion of fans ,here and abroad..and beyond..❤😎☮🎼🎶⚘
At this point, in the years following Chris’ death, I’m in the “anger stage” of grief because every time I watch an interview, such as this one, it just reminds me of the level of intellect that Chris had and that we can no longer be spoiled by. Selfish? Absolutely! Because musicians like him are generational! Thank God he’s of my generation!
Honestly.... I'm still haven't come to terms with Chris' death.... or Andys and Laynes. I'm 55.... these guys were my peers, got me through some very tough times in my 20s and 30s..... the Seattle Music scene from the late 80s until now will ALWAYS be my Camelot.... never knew any of them personally but it feels like I've lost family members. You will ALWAYS be missed..... put the good word in for me and save me a seat.
If you ask me, no really. He really looks stressed. He has that "I've shit on my mind" eyes + meds face. I absolutly love Cornell, but you see his lasat concert and you can clearly seen him ill.
I hadn't seen this interview before, while I was watching it it felt as though it was live and he was still with us. It was very comforting, if only for a moment. The interviewer had some great questions which provoked some excellent considerd and thoughtful answers from Chris.
As his widow sues Soundgarden, listen here, he says "we write songs..." They have recordings for the 8 songs of a future Soundgarden recording, but she is withholding the masters. They have notes on the writers, length of song and whether vocals were laid down or not. It was a legal partnership. I would hate for her to be the reason these Soundgarden songs never see the light of day or are messed with by someone other than the band and its chosen producer(s)!!!
Diane Bejarano best case scenario sadly is the songs get fucked up and reworked into solo Chris tracks so that she'll get 100% of the revenue...as great as it still would be to hear his voice again, who the fuck else aside from the rest of Soundgarden could give it the proper backdrop?
CC is the best musician in history. His songwriting is top notch, his singing is the best in the world, he plays complicated guitar parts and sings at the same time live! for hours, in front of thousands of people, for years.... very few musicians can achieve that.
Chris wrote and sang with his soul. He was intelligent, spiritual and kind. He had his demons like many creative people who are incredibly sensitive and feel everything. Miss him so very much.
Do more I listen to Chris Cornell interviews, more I miss him because it's hard to pay attention to common sense about the meaning of rock and roll that has been spread worldwide. ”Obscure” things is the key to myself love so much Soundgarden and other rock and roll bands. Just amazing! Thanks for sharing this interview!
I guess I'm in the acceptance stage where I appreciate his prolific pace of creating music. He left us a ton of music, and he did it in a badass way. And for him, it was always in the moment. He would always says things on stage like, "Who cares what year it is, let's just be here." So, for me it's like I'm still rocking with Chris. We be vibin now. LOL.
I don't think I will ever stop mourning him. Sometimes these waves of grief and love for him hit me and knock the wind out of me. What a beautiful, kind, and talented soul. I hope wherever he is now, he knows how loved and missed he is.
Thank you for this post. I was very perturbed by his death. He had always represented the consumate "artist" to me. So much integrity in his lyrics and the arrangements by the band. His talent was incredible and it is good to realise that I always "learned" from anything Chris Cornell and the band chose to express. He is sadly missed by me as by so many others. Many thanks for this upoad.
Who else is getting goosebumps by watching him? How handsome, articulate and confident he looks in this interview. His voice just resonates in my ears. I do love him. I heard you in my young years but it wasn't until you left us that I became a hard core fan, which is dramatic for me. I never got to see you live. That wll be one of my biggest regrets.
I met Chris, years ago in Baltimore. He's one of my favorite musicians of all time and this was a really cool interview! I've seen Soundgarden and Audioslave everywhere from tiny venues to Lollapalooza. Their music, his voice, and his soul are all amazing!
Oh dear, My Christopher, it's so amazing to see all this unseen footage of how introspective, intelligent and spiritual you were. Number 1... HUMBLE!! YOU WERE ALL ABOUT CREATIVITY AND WRITNG / PREFORMING GREAT MUSIC. MAY YOU REST IN. ...GODS HANDS ✋. 14 YRS, RIP, I LOVE YOU
Being a fan since 1991/1992 (14 years old back then) it's hard to not love Soundgarden, their music was who I heard as the first Seattle sound bands, then soon after Nirvana, AiC, and the rest. It's difficult still after his loss, but I'm very thankful the band has continued working together, and doing their own solo careers. You get to hear what each one sounds like, and why they were able to contribute to the band. It's the secret to the band that each one gave us.
people think a depressed person is a person always sad, that you can tell they are sad because of how they behave on the outside. that isn't depression. depression is something you feel inside. sometimes it overwhelms you and you feel like you can't take it anymore. a depressed person will often put on an act, a fake smile. they may even appear optimistic and excited about their future. this is why I think it was such a shock to people when Chris Cornell killed himself. He actually seemed to be doing great on the outside, but what you see in performances and interviews of him is not the whole picture. he clearly hid his inner struggles and depressed thoughts from the public. though if you look at his songs, it's obvious what he was thinking about. no, he wasn't happy. I think he was an amazing musician, but felt either bored or lost in life. terrible that he's gone. his music still means a lot to me
Your so right. On the outside I am a kind, bubbly, energetic person. Only my husband and children know the real me. They know I think about suicide. I feel that Chris walked around like I do, a big friendly inviting smile, but internally constantly questioning if he wanted to be alive Mental health issues are a beast. RIP Chris. You were so loved
@@user-ir9jw9yo8v So true. It is a really difficult thing to deal with. and sometimes it is hard to reach out for help when you have those thoughts, because they can overwhelm a person and make them feel ashamed to ask for help. Sad that Chris could not overcome his struggles. his music helps me when I feel sad
So what? They were all in a band. Chris is the man who killed himself, no need to take out on his wife. HIs band were too hasty to demand his personal items. Don't blame his own choice to kill himself on his wife. He is dead, and so no one can tell what he wanted other than to die in that moment. Also - now that other aspects have been dealt with in his life, his wife has already said lately that there will be a final soundgarden album, she was not 'with holding' music indefinately, just the band got greedy and impatient. Maybe explains why Chris moved on with his life before, and he did again in death. There was more to Chris than that band, so get over it people. She planned to cooperate just fine in due course.
what a stupid comment. what does that even mean? They were touring as a band which is a group of people, and so of course he would say 'we'. whats your point? You are reading into pronouns as if you have uncovered a big conspiracy. He also says 'I' a lot too. So what? haha. You are totally wacked. ooft.
Chris voice needs to be free. Soundgarden needs to record the songs that Chris wrote to the band🌟 Chris wanted to leave that legacy and to keep Soundgarden alive.✨
Out of all the guys who died from bands from the 90s. I must say Chris sucked the worst. Such a nice guy. Seemed to have his shit together. Such a great songwriter. You just never know.
Such a shame he wasn't interviewed by a fan or someone close to SG discography/legacy. Questions about big venues vs small venues....or "the state of rock music today" ? And some other stupid abstract questions, wtf. The interviewer obviously hadn't heard/seen the Jon Pareles interviews, among some other greater/funnier ones like the one with Jools Holland.
Its crazy the 3 real true underground grung bands all have dead singers I've never considered pearl jam a part of them even if everyone else did they were always more a u2 thing then underground rock even back in the day all 3 nirvana chains sound garden were all around for years playing show ya I know pearl Jame was mother love bone but even so mother love bone was chosen ones the band that the record company's have chosen to bring in that style of music nirvana was a fluke I think the album nevermind would do well in any generation but it wouldn't have turned music and fashion on its head in a matter of days pearl jam had a huge push from the get go I do appreciate there morality and conviction but I can't considere them anything like the other 3 never did but that is just my opinion
Do you not know. His kids with Vicky weren't his ? Kid $1 Tomi is Tony Londons. The boy is the product of Audioslaves manager .Jeff Kwa something . Brittney Murphy caught them the night before his wedding. She was engaged to him. CAUGHT HIM AND VICKY . AND LEFT HIM THE NEXT DAY. NEITHER KIDSARE HIS
No, because it’s not hers to keep. Those guys specifically wrote them not just Chris. He was not a solo artist with hired guns. They’ve already laid tracks. Now, what she does have rights to is his personal home recordings and SG’s not asking for that. Heck, his laptop with the masters were with SG and they were nice enough to give that in good faith. They just need the master of his voice. Those songs are already titled, wrote and music. Doesn’t she already have enough money?? Three simultaneous law suits, withholding Lily’s due, etc. If you do some research you’ll discover she’s no stranger to litigation, and has been sued for being a debt beat. Not to mention draining him from invoices through that restaurant and God only knows what else along with those LLCs.
Now the estate has demanded a buy out from the band. Apparently royalties wasn't enough. So much for estate caring about his musical legacy...only money.
She took the music away from Matt, Kim, She is also sued them for more money. She took control of the Soundgarden Empire, locked them out of there own Social Media account for Soundgarden And the thing that bothers me the most. She stopped paying Child Support for His Oldest Daughter Lily & stopped paying for Lily’s College Education. I think Chris was a Really Great Person, and would be VERY HURT at the actions of his wife Vicki, She seems like a Very Cold Hearted Bitch and I have heard multiple stories about how Horrible She is and was to Chris and that makes me VERY SAD!!
This man had no egotistical airs about him..always a gentleman..well spoken he articulated his words well, he swore but not every other word ..no scandals...never heard rumors of infidelity..only one tattoo , on his left shoulder ..beautiful man ,beautiful voice , beautiful but sometimes dark lyrics..the only thing Chris Cornell wasnt blessed with was longevity ..I cant help but wonder ,Did he not know how blessed he was ,how talented ?..I sure miss him. Miss him alot.❤✌😎🌹
@@ccsg1313 well that’s sad!
he would tell you thats not true...the first comment. To get your ideas across to masses of people and lead people, no matter in what fashion or style...there is always a hint of ego..atleast at a younger age when you are trying to present yourself. I haven't seen it done successfully without it, anyone that wants to be heard forces their way to a certain extent and cut others off to do so...like I said, atleast when starting out or younger ages, he definitely lost quite a bit of that over the years. Humans are weird and we need attention and want our things heard and seen and its just not possible without stepping on toes.
@@oldben1800 ..We do tend to be full of ourselves when we are young ...so maybe I should have specifically said later on in his career..but, I still say he was very down to earth for the most part..
@@sandipage9525 yeup he sure was, I think he was a good listener
@@oldben1800 Chris said he had some dick headedness like his father. And for those who believe Chris could not do any wrong, he did. Do some thorough searches. Look deeper than surface crap. He always did. I adore Chris. I only discovered him last August. In that time I’ve had 3 dreams of Chris. And they were real. I can tell you, as strange as it sounds, when you tap into his frequency you will get spiritual information that usually arrives in synchronization. Whatever Chris had he knew it was powerful. You can’t be writing lyrics like he did in his teens and 20’s without knowing. Masterful genius who is still spreading his messages today. Chris is forever with us in his energy. Remember that and don’t be sad. But if you are, remember Chris said depression can be fun. ☮️
Chris was so gorgeous.
So handsome in a Harrison , McCartney way..so unassuming , he loved his family , he loved his wife..he loved his friends ,his bandmates ,and they loved him..he seemed to love life or the idea of it anyway...thats why I sometimes question his untimely demise..We sadly will never know Chris Cornells final thoughts ,his final actions. ..his final words, we just cant ,I feel we as fans all have our personal opinions , but ,no matter if it was suicide or foul play , we cant bring him back...and to me that is almost as tragic if not more than his passing.we have his music ,his songs and what a plethora of memories and talent that includes. He is sorely missed ,by a legion of fans ,here and abroad..and beyond..❤😎☮🎼🎶⚘
I really loved your comment. And I agree with the Harrison-McCartney comparison.. I’ve never thought about that but yeah, yeah, yeah! We loved him!
At this point, in the years following Chris’ death, I’m in the “anger stage” of grief because every time I watch an interview, such as this one, it just reminds me of the level of intellect that Chris had and that we can no longer be spoiled by. Selfish? Absolutely! Because musicians like him are generational! Thank God he’s of my generation!
I'm stuck between stages of grief.
Honestly.... I'm still haven't come to terms with Chris' death.... or Andys and Laynes. I'm 55.... these guys were my peers, got me through some very tough times in my 20s and 30s..... the Seattle Music scene from the late 80s until now will ALWAYS be my Camelot.... never knew any of them personally but it feels like I've lost family members. You will ALWAYS be missed..... put the good word in for me and save me a seat.
Andy who?
@@justdev8965 Andy Wood
my lord, God had no mercy on women when He made Chris Cornell.
RIP King you will forever shine in our hearts🌟
I could literally watch 2 hours of this
Me too
He looked so healthy and happy in this interview...I'm listening to the biography of him now...damn do I miss him...
If you ask me, no really. He really looks stressed. He has that "I've shit on my mind" eyes + meds face. I absolutly love Cornell, but you see his lasat concert and you can clearly seen him ill.
@@jamesjblackbird i am with you
He is greatly missed!😥❤️He had such a passion for the music ! You don’t see this anymore with bands! R.I.P. sweet soul
Chris is such an intelligent and beautiful guy. He continues to live thru the amazing music he made. What a beautiful talent!
I hadn't seen this interview before, while I was watching it it felt as though it was live and he was still with us. It was very comforting, if only for a moment. The interviewer had some great questions which provoked some excellent considerd and thoughtful answers from Chris.
Bring back 7 last songs to Soundgargen!
As his widow sues Soundgarden, listen here, he says "we write songs..." They have recordings for the 8 songs of a future Soundgarden recording, but she is withholding the masters. They have notes on the writers, length of song and whether vocals were laid down or not. It was a legal partnership. I would hate for her to be the reason these Soundgarden songs never see the light of day or are messed with by someone other than the band and its chosen producer(s)!!!
Diane Bejarano best case scenario sadly is the songs get fucked up and reworked into solo Chris tracks so that she'll get 100% of the revenue...as great as it still would be to hear his voice again, who the fuck else aside from the rest of Soundgarden could give it the proper backdrop?
Ashley S. whats happened recently?
fuck yeah. fans should sue
@Deborah Bushard 🙋🏼♀️ 👏🏽 💯 % You
go Girl❕💿 Soundgarden 🎤🎸🥁💁🏻♀️👜 NOT YOUR CHEETOOS VK !!
@@CME1124 What she wants to do is have his daughter Toni sing along with her dad on these tracks with the Audioslave guys playing the music
CC is the best musician in history. His songwriting is top notch, his singing is the best in the world, he plays complicated guitar parts and sings at the same time live! for hours, in front of thousands of people, for years.... very few musicians can achieve that.
Chris wrote and sang with his soul. He was intelligent, spiritual and kind. He had his demons like many creative people who are incredibly sensitive and feel everything. Miss him so very much.
Do more I listen to Chris Cornell interviews, more I miss him because it's hard to pay attention to common sense about the meaning of rock and roll that has been spread worldwide. ”Obscure” things is the key to myself love so much Soundgarden and other rock and roll bands. Just amazing! Thanks for sharing this interview!
I'm reading the biography of him. Just hearing his voice makes me miss him more.
There’s a biography on him now?
@@cremetangerine82 Yes the title is TOTAL F*CKING GODHEAD The Biography of Chris Cornell.
@@ericahbenton2451
Awesome, thanks!
Guess what I’m getting for my birthday!
@@cremetangerine82 oh man me too.
I guess I'm in the acceptance stage where I appreciate his prolific pace of creating music. He left us a ton of music, and he did it in a badass way. And for him, it was always in the moment. He would always says things on stage like, "Who cares what year it is, let's just be here." So, for me it's like I'm still rocking with Chris. We be vibin now. LOL.
I don't think I will ever stop mourning him. Sometimes these waves of grief and love for him hit me and knock the wind out of me. What a beautiful, kind, and talented soul. I hope wherever he is now, he knows how loved and missed he is.
Thank you for this post. I was very perturbed by his death. He had always represented the consumate "artist" to me. So much integrity in his lyrics and the arrangements by the band. His talent was incredible and it is good to realise that I always "learned" from anything Chris Cornell and the band chose to express. He is sadly missed by me as by so many others. Many thanks for this upoad.
He was such a fantastic talent and genuine individual. A tremendous loss. Rest in Peace. We love and miss you!!!
Who else is getting goosebumps by watching him? How handsome, articulate and confident he looks in this interview. His voice just resonates in my ears. I do love him. I heard you in my young years but it wasn't until you left us that I became a hard core fan, which is dramatic for me. I never got to see you live. That wll be one of my biggest regrets.
Such a beautiful talented man, we all love and miss you Chris Cornell 😇❤️🤘🎶🌹
.... AND he was incredibly handsome as well. Whoa!
I met Chris, years ago in Baltimore. He's one of my favorite musicians of all time and this was a really cool interview! I've seen Soundgarden and Audioslave everywhere from tiny venues to Lollapalooza. Their music, his voice, and his soul are all amazing!
Glad i saw soundgarden once in 2012
Love how honest he is and it's beautiful that he shares so much with us. RIP Chris.
He truly was a beautiful human being. Will miss him forever.
One of my regrets is not seeing this man with SG, George Jones , AIC , and Merle Haggard live. These were some of my music heroes.
Chris was innately articulate and extremely intelligent!!
No one sings like you anymore ❤️🔥
Thank you so much Wilander for uploading this, sincerely appreciated ( :
💚☘️🕊️
Thank you!
Totally enjoyed this interview. Legitimate questions.
WOW! Very articulate, handsome guy and seems like a really nice guy. Not one curse word 👍
soundgarden, first band i saw live in 92.
Oh dear, My Christopher, it's so amazing to see all this unseen footage of how introspective, intelligent and spiritual you were. Number 1... HUMBLE!! YOU WERE ALL ABOUT CREATIVITY AND WRITNG / PREFORMING GREAT MUSIC. MAY YOU REST IN. ...GODS HANDS ✋. 14 YRS, RIP, I LOVE YOU
AI que homem lindo meu Deus... que saudade dele
Being a fan since 1991/1992 (14 years old back then) it's hard to not love Soundgarden, their music was who I heard as the first Seattle sound bands, then soon after Nirvana, AiC, and the rest. It's difficult still after his loss, but I'm very thankful the band has continued working together, and doing their own solo careers. You get to hear what each one sounds like, and why they were able to contribute to the band. It's the secret to the band that each one gave us.
Chris was a beautiful man 🖤🎶🎵
in all senses a man can be.
What’s cool is their songs will continue to “evolve” as other bands play and learn from their music
GOAT
He was a deep thinker
Watching him gives me such mixed emotions. I feel happy by just hearing his voice, yet I always end up sad in the end
Me too
In the moments, yeah me too cant remember yesterday
people think a depressed person is a person always sad, that you can tell they are sad because of how they behave on the outside. that isn't depression. depression is something you feel inside. sometimes it overwhelms you and you feel like you can't take it anymore. a depressed person will often put on an act, a fake smile. they may even appear optimistic and excited about their future. this is why I think it was such a shock to people when Chris Cornell killed himself. He actually seemed to be doing great on the outside, but what you see in performances and interviews of him is not the whole picture. he clearly hid his inner struggles and depressed thoughts from the public. though if you look at his songs, it's obvious what he was thinking about. no, he wasn't happy. I think he was an amazing musician, but felt either bored or lost in life. terrible that he's gone. his music still means a lot to me
Your so right. On the outside I am a kind, bubbly, energetic person. Only my husband and children know the real me. They know I think about suicide. I feel that Chris walked around like I do, a big friendly inviting smile, but internally constantly questioning if he wanted to be alive Mental health issues are a beast. RIP Chris. You were so loved
@@user-ir9jw9yo8v So true. It is a really difficult thing to deal with. and sometimes it is hard to reach out for help when you have those thoughts, because they can overwhelm a person and make them feel ashamed to ask for help. Sad that Chris could not overcome his struggles. his music helps me when I feel sad
Chris Referrs to Sound Garden as We continuously during this interview
So what? They were all in a band. Chris is the man who killed himself, no need to take out on his wife. HIs band were too hasty to demand his personal items. Don't blame his own choice to kill himself on his wife. He is dead, and so no one can tell what he wanted other than to die in that moment. Also - now that other aspects have been dealt with in his life, his wife has already said lately that there will be a final soundgarden album, she was not 'with holding' music indefinately, just the band got greedy and impatient. Maybe explains why Chris moved on with his life before, and he did again in death. There was more to Chris than that band, so get over it people. She planned to cooperate just fine in due course.
what a stupid comment. what does that even mean? They were touring as a band which is a group of people, and so of course he would say 'we'. whats your point? You are reading into pronouns as if you have uncovered a big conspiracy. He also says 'I' a lot too. So what? haha. You are totally wacked. ooft.
God!!! I miss him so much!!! Damn t!!! Chris WE fucking miss you!!!
All the well thought out plans...not suicidal
He voice comes with extreme ferocity. R. I. P
🌟☮️💜Chris💜☮️🌟
YOU ARE SO AWESOME AND SWEET''LOVE AND MISS YOU SWEETY
7:14 🙏
I still don't understand why you gone. .....
What year was this interview? You don’t have much noted in your description. Would love to know. Thanks!
2013
February 17, 2013 at the Wiltern Theater in L.A. whereSoundgarden- Live From the Artists Den was filmed and recorded.
Thyrot thank you!
God
Chris voice needs to be free. Soundgarden needs to record the songs that Chris wrote to the band🌟 Chris wanted to leave that legacy and to keep Soundgarden alive.✨
When is this footage from? Obviously not from 10 months ago when it was posted, is there a date of the actual interview?
2013
14:08 Perry finally announces his Pool Party!
what's this song called at the beginning of the video?
Blind Dogs from Live From the Artists Den
@@julzbergener8142 thank you
He looks so healthy here. Rest in Power Mr. Cornell. You are missed.
Out of all the guys who died from bands from the 90s. I must say Chris sucked the worst. Such a nice guy. Seemed to have his shit together. Such a great songwriter. You just never know.
why did the camera focus on his wedding ring? that seemed... odd...
Watching this in 2013, it just reminded me I wasn’t married to him!
"Jesus Christ Cornell"
Such a shame he wasn't interviewed by a fan or someone close to SG discography/legacy. Questions about big venues vs small venues....or "the state of rock music today" ? And some other stupid abstract questions, wtf. The interviewer obviously hadn't heard/seen the Jon Pareles interviews, among some other greater/funnier ones like the one with Jools Holland.
I think he was a cousin of Jesus
Its crazy the 3 real true underground grung bands all have dead singers I've never considered pearl jam a part of them even if everyone else did they were always more a u2 thing then underground rock even back in the day all 3 nirvana chains sound garden were all around for years playing show ya I know pearl Jame was mother love bone but even so mother love bone was chosen ones the band that the record company's have chosen to bring in that style of music nirvana was a fluke I think the album nevermind would do well in any generation but it wouldn't have turned music and fashion on its head in a matter of days pearl jam had a huge push from the get go I do appreciate there morality and conviction but I can't considere them anything like the other 3 never did but that is just my opinion
Agree
Do you not know. His kids with Vicky weren't his ? Kid $1 Tomi is Tony Londons. The boy is the product of Audioslaves manager .Jeff Kwa something . Brittney Murphy caught them the night before his wedding. She was engaged to him. CAUGHT HIM AND VICKY . AND LEFT HIM THE NEXT DAY. NEITHER KIDSARE HIS
I'm sad.
"Our music is kinda dark'... says the singer who killed himself a few years later. Dark? y'think?
The son of Satan. So perfect
Tf?
Doesn't Soundgarden have enough money. If she wants to save them for her children that's her business. It's not like they can tour the album.
No, because it’s not hers to keep. Those guys specifically wrote them not just Chris. He was not a solo artist with hired guns. They’ve already laid tracks. Now, what she does have rights to is his personal home recordings and SG’s not asking for that. Heck, his laptop with the masters were with SG and they were nice enough to give that in good faith. They just need the master of his voice. Those songs are already titled, wrote and music. Doesn’t she already have enough money?? Three simultaneous law suits, withholding Lily’s due, etc. If you do some research you’ll discover she’s no stranger to litigation, and has been sued for being a debt beat. Not to mention draining him from invoices through that restaurant and God only knows what else along with those LLCs.
Now the estate has demanded a buy out from the band. Apparently royalties wasn't enough. So much for estate caring about his musical legacy...only money.
She took the music away from Matt, Kim, She is also sued them for more money. She took control of the Soundgarden Empire, locked them out of there own Social Media account for Soundgarden And the thing that bothers me the most. She stopped paying Child Support for His Oldest Daughter Lily & stopped paying for Lily’s College Education. I think Chris was a Really Great Person, and would be VERY HURT at the actions of his wife Vicki, She seems like a Very Cold Hearted Bitch and I have heard multiple stories about how Horrible She is and was to Chris and that makes me VERY SAD!!
Not everything is about money.
@Shadow Play in the Woods 😎
The king! Miss you bud