Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun | FIRST TIME REACTION | Chris Cornell’s Vocalsss!!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Wow, this music video was everything! So very chaotic but you will definitely not forget about it any time soon! Chris Cornell will forever be missed… What were your thoughts on this music video? Go listen to them if you haven't already!
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This is one of my favorite grunge songs, I still sing it to myself once in a while. Chris Cornell's vocals are always memorable. Mr. Jones by Counting Crows isn't grunge but is another fantastic 90's song
A fun note. The lead guitarist in Soundgarden (Kim Thayil) is of South Asia/Indian decent. That was Thayil ripping the epic solo during the bridge of the song. He can play his ass off.
I always thought For an Indian kid to be deep into metal music was pretty daring, because Indian parents frown upon the musician/ artistic lifestyle.
Since you are pretty much broke for most of your career. Correct me if I am wrong.
Plus that was Thayil ripping the epic solo during the bridge of the song. He can play his ass off.
Thayil isn't a household name to most people, but among guitarists he's VERY well respected.
I remember when this video first came out on MTV 1994. I was tripping on acid. I couldn't stop laughing 🤣 any who I learn a bit everytime I watch your channel. Keep up the good work!!!
1994 me was 14 years old.. When saw first time it was scary but second time start to laugh😂😂😂
"Times are gone for honest men, but far too long for snakes"
Chris Cornell had a great voice, you should listen to his cover of Nothing Compares 2 U
RIP CHRIS CORNELL
The video for a "Black hole sun" is confusing because it meant to be like video art. Music videos had been around for a decade or more and record labels ( who pay for the video) were more open to the video to being an extension of the musician and their expression. Hence you start getting trippy video like this, "Heart Shaped Box" by Nirvana, "Something inside of me" by Corn, and Michael Jackson, "Scream". Check them out,
Enjoyed that. I need to listen to more of them as I've not really heard a lot of their stuff.
That whole album is so great, it depends on what you like, they have more radio friendly stuff and also some more hard rock powerful stuff, but my favorite side of soundgarden will always be the doomy and dark part of Superunknown
You close your eyes during the better bits of the video... The video plays into what he's talking about.
I think this and Nirvana’s Heart-Shaped Box have the most disturbing videos of the grunge era
Ash hitting all the huge grunge groups. My fav album from Soundgarden is”Badmotorfinger”. Check out Candlebox “Far Behind”, and Temple of the Dog “Hunger Strike” ( Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam) singing together. And yes, Weird Al does great spoof covers across many genres.
I really enjoy that you do music and movies. You should definitely do more Chris Cornell!
Yooo ALL the videos back then were crazy
I think the video's strange effects are meant to represent the 'warping' of reality and the laws of physics that some think exists in or near black hole singularities. In science fiction and some not widely accepted physics theories black holes can even lead to other universes. In real life, most scientists suspect that long before you'd get to any 'alternate universe' if such existed you'd be a superheated cloud of quark/gluon plasma or worse but hey, art is art and it's nice to imagine 'what if'. Since the song is about someone who has had it up to here with the craziness, hypocrisy, stupidity and evil in the world and is kind of hoping for it to end, it makes sense to have this apocalyptic video, and since the agent ending the world is a black hole that justifies the creative camera and effects work.
Chris Cornell definitely had one of the best (if not the best) rock voices ever! The music video seems to depict the plastic fakeness of much of mainstream suburban America. Ironic that this is the song that cemented their mainstream popularity.
I miss Chris Cornell. Do us a favor, react to his cover of Nothing Compares 2 U.
Check out “Hunger Strike” by Temple of the Dog. Chris made tribute album to his late friend Andy Wood of Mother Love Bone its Soundgarden & Pearl Jam together on this album & Chris & Eddie Vedder of PJ on lead vocals together
I was fortunate enough to see Soundgarden live in concert just months before they announced their break up back in 97. I remember I had a concert shirt from that night and (as guys tend to do) wore it until it practically disintegrated ☺️. I really think Cornell had one of the all time great rock voices. If you haven’t already, check out “ Hunger Strike” a duet he did with Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam with a group called Temple of the Dog. Also one of my favorite songs he did as a solo artist is “ Sweet Sun Shower” a beautiful little song. I also recommend “ Like a Stone” a song he performed as a member of the band Audioslave, the lyrics for that one hit hard even more now that he’s passed on. If you just want some classic Soungarden uptempo hard alt rock you have to listen to “ Spoonman” and “Outshined”. Loving 🥰 your channel 🤗, you had me as soon as you uploaded an Audrey Hepburn movie.🤗🥰🤗. But I’m liking it even more now 😊👍🏽.
Hey Beautiful Ash, thank you for reviewing and posting this song! Always great to watch your videos.
for movies, you might like Logan's Run (1976) , Midnight Madness (1980) . An American Werewolf in London (1981), Masters of the Universe (1987)
Great reaction. So glad you did this. If you want to hear Chris Cornell rip it. Check out, "Hunger Strike". Both are amazing songs.
It so hard to take you into the mind state of grunge/ alt rock back then.
Grunge rock is more like melodic metal music, and Soundgarden and Pearl Jam were the best at it. You have to understand all these bands, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, had been around for a decade making fringe metal music, aka The Seattle sound. And we're ignored by the music industry because they were not willing to go the glam rock route like Poison or Guns and Roses.
When kids in the 90's, rejected glam rock with Nirvana and Soundgarden. They were looking for awesome music with a stripped down look.
Chris Cornell does a cover of "Billie Jean" that will blow your mind.
Would love to hear you react to Primus -- Winona's Big Brown Beaver and Korn -- Never Never and Little Big -- Skibidi
You should react to Soundgarden blow up the outside world
Overall the best Soundgarden song for my money is Rusty Cage. The songwriting is top top notch, vocals top notch, and a groovy solid sound. Check it out!
I like this song but... like you said "fun to sing" it randomly pops in my head ALL THE TIME. a little too catchy apparently lol. But it is a perfect song in its own right. I still love it in all its dark black hole glory!
Yuppies should totally, definitely, absolutely, certainly, surely, check out The Clue Movie based on the board game with the same terminology
First time I've ver seen this video....lol I've heard the song zillions (the coffeehouse I hung out at back then played it alot)... hm.
I really enjoy your reactions. They are so much fun to watch. Please react to Megadeth - She Wolf Live (Rude Awakening). It's a bit different to the stuff you usually react to, but it's a amazing perfomance and i'm sure, you will enjoy it. Greetings from Germany. Keep going.
Soundgarden - Outshined should be next
90's grunge rock has a lot of unintelligible lyrics. Weird Al Yankovic even did a parody of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit about how no one can understand them called Smells Like Nirvana.
Soundgarden was an amazing band, up there with icons of the movement like Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, and Nirvana. Spoonman is another great song of theirs. RIP to Chris Cornell and his beautiful rasping voice.
The mood and style of early 90s rock was depression and alienation. "black hole sun come and wash away the rain" -- the mood and tone and video, all suggested to me complete nihilism. The hippies hadn't fixed the world with love and the punks hadn't fixed the world with rebellion -- so the youth expressed the sense of powerlessness and pointlessness of even trying. (Nirvana most prominently, I think)
Please reacto to "Freedom" by Band-Maid a japanese all women hard rock band.
Addendum, might I suggest Metallica's 'One', the official video, of course.
This song has no meaning no matter what anyone says. It's a stream of consciousness that has clever bits strung together. John Lennon kind of pioneered that style years earlier.
Sei bellissima
Outshined, Blow Up the Outside World, Jesus Christ Pose...& many more by this amazing band. I generally prefer songs without the videos, which can distract too much from the song itself
Nice reaction! Can you please react to the movie Edmond (2005)? Its classic and underrated. Subscribed!
You should check out Pearl Jam - Black
" Hides the face, lies the snake" it's a song about fake friends
and how ugly people can be.....
Hello Mash please reacts the movie Teen Wolf (1985)
These are "X'er lyrics" that make fun, without laughing, of all the hollow self-important blabbering of Boomer culture that dominated the X'er childhoods. We X'ers were considered to be wastes of space by Boomers and most of us never felt compelled to respond to that accusation other than by either ignoring it or going "Sure, whatever". Grunge was the last expression of that feeling. At least... that's how I always looked at it.
Don't know if you like Faith No More ....
I do. Thanks for asking. ;-) Saw them the first time in 1987.
To get any American music, it is from a deeply rooted knowledge of the Bible. Took me a minute, but this seems to be about when God does the final purge of the earth by fire. If any read the bible from beginning to end, it is amazing. This fellow no doubt has a bible knowledge. God purge the all humans but 8, by flooding it with a downpour if rain for 40 days and nights. The rainbow is His promise not to flood the earth again. But after providing a way of escape from sin and its affects, He promised He will purge all traces of human accomplishments by burning the whole earth with fire, purifying it. Black hole sun wash away the rain.
Amazing song. Awful video.