Chris Cornell's other band?! Vocal ANALYSIS of Audioslave's "Show Me How To Live" Live!
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- On the back of hearing Rage Against The Machine for the first time, Kirk (my awesome hubby) said I should listen to Tom Morello link up with Chris Cornell in Audioslave, which I didn't know I listened to previously (it was an acoustic performance of "Like A Stone" without Tom!) What a crossover event I had no idea ever happened, and I am absolutely ELATED to hear this for the first time!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Audioslave for the first time, performing "Show Me How To Live”.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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"I Am the Highway" was always one of my favourite Audioslave songs.
Beautiful song!! 😊💓🤘✌️
Love it!
Agreed. Elizabeth needs to make “I am the Highway” her next Audioslave reaction. Cornell’s live acoustic version is also excellent.
Yes! Everybody starts with Like a Stone and I appreciate that she didn't. Gotta do I Am the Highway though!
Yeah why is it always this one or Like a Stone? 😒
I know it is a bold declaration, but my opinion is that the first album, Audioslave, should be considered one of the best rock albums of all time. None of those songs suck and all are really rocking. Plus, you have one of the best vocalists of all time. I also like the Audioslave debut in New York. How cool it would be to be able to say "I was there" for that.
I agree completely!
1000%
It's a front to back BANGER of an album. Everything worked so well. I never got to see Soundgarden, but I was pleased I was able to see this first albums tour.
❤
I concur. There, it's decided.🤟
This guy never held back live, shredding his voice for every performance and if you ever saw him live you got a piece. Rest in Peace Chris
Agreed. I saw him in Irvine when he got back with Soundgarden. It was Soundgarden and 9 Inch Nails. Awesome concert.
Saw him outside of Austin at a festival with Seether in 2006ish… Audioslave was the headliner and the Audioslave set was over 2 hours. They did a 6-8 song set from soundgarden songs… Chris did an acoustic set of 6-8 of his solo songs… 5-6 RATM songs and then another 7-8 Audioslave songs… then a 3 song encore… it was an amazing concert.
@@ParasitikOne i never got to see Audioslave live unfortunately, such a great band. That must have been an incredible show! \m/
Yes! Yes! YES!!!! Always gave so much of himself away. Beautifully said.
Saw him 11 days before he died. Never forget it. That dude shredded his cords for us
Please go listen to the studio version. It’s very important to know the studio version while listening to the live version. It’s a beautiful song. Miss you Chris.
Agreed, I don't believe in this case that the live performance was the best version to listen to. Much clearer and easier to hear what's going on.
Listening too it live gives you a chance to evaluate the true quality of the vocals. Studios clean up and pick and choose from a thousand vocal takes
@@simianinc That would be true if the quality of live shows would be translated into the mixing decently. Your argument holds on acoustic live versions with little or no interference from the crowd and the insanely loud speakers exploding decibels beyond any micriphone could pick up clean.
'Like a Stone' is also an amazing song from Audioslave. Their music was so emotionally charged and wonderful.
She already did it
@@khalilc1711 oh did she?? I'll have to look for it.
@@SapphireItrenore it was a solo acoustic version by Chris Cornel, which is why this is technically her first time hearing Audioslave
@@brewdaly1873 ohh I see. It would be awesome to see her do an album version analysis.
Definitely needs to do album version for Morello’s solo
YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO THE ALBUM VERSION after you’ve seen the live one.
The record version sounds so much better.
album is so much better I'm sad to see this version as her first impression
@@choppingpenguin this also isnt the best live performance of the song either
I wish she would listen to the album version of all the songs she listens to but more often she doesn’t.
Actually, you have to unhear this, go hear the studio version, and then come back around and hear this again, for the first time. I insist. 😂
Chris was the voice of my generation, and it still hurts that he is gone.
Me too, it truly saddens me by his loss! I was literally bawling the day I found out, because he had so much influence and affect on the entire music industry starting early '90s. He is truly missed and was taken away far too soon! 😥😥 RIP Chris Cornell
Put this song on driving down a couple backroads & see if you don’t have an almost euphoric experience. Such a masterpiece
Indeed.
This entire album. I usually start off road trips at least with Gasoline.
Chris Cornell plays feelings like they’re chords, conjuring up multiple emotions simultaneously. He can make you feel powerful and break your heart in the same breath. Such a rare gift.
RIP 😢
Well said
Such a massive loss.
Loved him❤
Damn…very well put
The album version is KILLER.
His solo stuff, especially the album Euphoria Morning, is a gem.
1 million percent this!
Some of his solo stuff is totally different but also so true to himself.
Yes
Beautiful album. Preaching The End of The World is a favorite of mine.
please review sweet euphoria
Fantastic song.
I will never get sick of Elizabeth's joy and enthusiasm. Over the past few years she has taught me to appreciate music and skilled artists more then ever.
You know good when you hear it. She helps me understand why. I love it. I want to understand
The Audioslave song 'Shadow on the Sun' is magnificent. Wonderful musicianship, and Chris Cornell's voice takes you to another place. Equisite ❤️
great bass on that, but there's great bass on all Audioslave songs
Did You ever heard of second version? Its far better imo. It is called "Shadow On The Sun Civillian Project Demo" go check it out and tell me what You think:)
@@bothellkenmore Tim & Brad are criminally underappreciated as a rhythm section in Rage / Audioslave - #PhatGrooves & #DeepPocket
Such a solid base for Tom & Zach / Chris to launch from. :)
Yes absolutely!
There are no bad songs on Badmotorfinger ...it's my absolute favorite album by soundgarden and I feel like cornell was in top notch singing with that album.raw ,sludgy,dripping with emotion.singing wise and music wise🤘🤘
Chris and Layne had the best dynamics for this genre putting so much raw emotion into every lyric.
Eddie Vedder does a pretty good job with his passion and emotions always in his performances also! 😊💓🤘✌️ his dynamics are off the charts!
@@laurawatters914 yes definitely
Imagine if them two made an album together like they did with temple of the dog the world would’ve collapsed
@@kellymccann9540 Chris Cornell actually did an album with Layne Staley called Alice in chains sap in 1992
@@jeffloewen1560 really? I’ll have to check it out
To me he has a sort of haunting feel in his voice. Like he's
tapping into a dark part of the soul that most people don't want to give voice to. Its not a dark angy but more of a dark hurt emotional side, and he gives it a beautiful sound in it own way. Was definitely an influential track growing up.
And this darkness feels even more articulated after his passing. I love all the Audioslave records, but after Chris's death I have been listening to them very little, because they break me in a way, every time I listen - because I'm very susceptible to feelings transposed through music. I guess this darkness is one of the reasons why I really love these records, but when the source of that darkness feels more revealed, it just cuts deeper, too deep at times, and it can wreck my mood.
My heart aches so much that he is gone. One of the singular voices of my generation. RIP Chris.
With u brother
The Studio version when he taps his larynx is what he’s trying to recreate on stage. It’s so beautiful on the Studio Version. It sounds so melodic and middle-eastern. Definitely my favorite part of the song.
I question the commitment of a reactor that does the live version. She's a voice coach that doesn't know that the live version has reverb, echo, crowd noise, bad voice day, etc? Strange
@@raymondamador1487And the studio version has production. It's a terrible way to judge a singer.
@@raymondamador1487she dose this cuz she trying to get the vocals without the added studio effects
@@chitlitlah Studio version is the only way to judge a singer. The production ensures you hear their voice, not the echo, reverb, crowd, etc.
@@josemadera3138 have you ever heard the studio version? No voice effects. More voice effects in live version.
You should do Shadow On The Sun from the same album. It’s a great song and Chris has an awesome scream at the end.
In my opinion it's his best vocal performance in Audioslave. Not necessarily their best song, but if only looking at vocals it's my goto
Love the Studio version. It seems harder for him to recreate on stage from the performances I’ve seen, but I know if she does it’ll be the Live version. Hopefully PinkPop as it has the best improvised guitar solo by Tom.
My all time❤
Such a good song. Definitely a song that has Chris's best vocal ranges 👍
Yessssssss! Shadow on the Sun is one of my all time favorite songs!
I'm proud to say I got to see all of his bands live. Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog and his electric and acoustic shows, saw him perform a total of 14 times. With Temple of The Dog being the last one at MSG... I miss him deeply.
Damn what a lucky human being you are
It’s one of my great regrets I never got to see him live, you’re so lucky!
As great as Tom and Chris are, the rhythm section of Tim and Brad are one of the tightest in the (rock)business. They are what made RATM such a groove machine to make Zachs rapping flow and Tom's crazy guitar antics stay in the pocket. You cna hear the way the bass-lines and the drums are perfectly in synch and still melodic in the verses. Genius.
RATM were the Kings.
True - the two of them do so much more than lay a foundation for the song. The groove is infectious and just grabs your core.
Well said and then some.
I think you'd reeeeeeeaaaaaaalllly enjoy their song "cochise". It was their big first hit, where everyone was like "wait, what? The singer from Soundgarden and.... Rage? Umm...." and then BAM they came on and killed it with this explosive song and badass music video and went "yeah, that's right."
Not to mention that epic, epic scream he gives!
This song is groovy, heavy, raw, spiritual, emotional, moody, dark, brooding, all at once and it's everything a great rock song should be!
Also, what Chris Cornell accomplished in music is pretty staggering. Multiple albums in the top 10 with 3 different bands. Multiple songs in the top 10 with 3 bands and also some amazing solo stuff. He was a prolific songwriter and had a voice that truly made you feel his pain. Miss this guy so much.
100%. The man was one of a kind. And yes, he is VERY missed.
I love Soundgarden but this is my favorite Chris Cornell vocal❤
Cochise should be next on play list...
I still can’t get over how she uses the perfect descriptor words to define certain elements, such seething intensity, shifting of gears like car, slither up slyness to define the opening humming. Good job. This happens to be one of my favorite Audioslave songs. CC, such a great metal singer, dare I say in the DIo category. 😊
His Bond song is up there. I also like Adele and Billie's songs too if we just talk recent.
The studio version is perfection. Well enunciated and crystal clear and amazing!
Chris was such a gift. And that whole album is phenomenal. I still want to point you at "I Am the Highway". Aside from being incredible, bonus points for you, I think he enunciates perfectly on it lol
If you want to hear some more of his harsher vocals, Badmotorfinger is a great soundgarden album. Slaves and Bulldozers is my personal all time favorite Chris Cornell song!
That song always gets overlooked. I'm glad to see this comment.
Yes, honestly there isn’t a bad song on badmotorfinger. The whole album is incredible
Oh yeah man great album
As soon as she said this is the heaviest she has ever heard him I immediately thought of just about every track on Badmotorfinger, particularly Room 1000 yrs Wide.
Finally..... been saying that forever...my absolute favorite soundgarden song
Really looking forward to this one. Another one id recommend is 'Say Hello To Heaven'. His range in it is amazing.
Good choice, that song shows of a lot of his vocal capabilities. I'd recommend slaves and bulldozers. He has some really powerful energy in that song together with a beautiful vocal performance.
Temple of the dog,great album
Literally Chris's best vocal performance, period.
@TheMikeTrumpet Yes his power in Slaves is amazing too. I like ' say hello' though as you get to see him singing it.
Temple of the Dog is so underrated. It was everything I like about that era of music packaged together.
Gasoline & Exploder always are of my biggest impressions of Chris Cornell's dominant vocal ranges.
RIP to the Legend. My favorite male vocalist of all time.
exploder is nuts... not even tenors can sing it, it goes up to D5
I love Audioslave. Every day I hear something by Chris Cornell, I miss his presence in the world of music more and more. He brought an amazing vocal presence, and lyrical power, and was a really good person.
This track lives rent free in my head, nearly every day of the week. Has done since it debuted. I wish I was joking, but I’m really not. It is so catchy and full of emotion, from soft and calm, to full on. Really, for me, it’s a complete track. Thanks for getting it into the rotation.👍🏻
Favorite song from Audio Slave. So intense. Love the lyrics.
And I thought it was bad when I get a song stuck in my head for three or four days...
It’s what the Germans would call an “ear worm”. I love the imagery.
P.s. There are actually three Cornell vocal tracks that I “carry” with me on the daily, or near enough so as to make no difference. “Blow Up the Outside World” ala. Soundgarden, “Show Me How to Live”, and “Nearly Forgot my Broken Heart” from his last solo album. Just fyi…😉
@@JesseCohen My favorite Sound Garden track is Black Days. I'll have to give “Nearly Forgot my Broken Heart” a listen. Appreciate the tip.
I love Chris Cornell’s first solo album; Euphoria Morning. He worked on that album with Alain Johannes, a very good musician who also deserves some recognition.
Alain Johannes (one-time member of my favorite bands Queens Of The Stone Age and Them Crooked Vultures) is one of the greatest instrumentalists I've ever seen... all one need do is look up a live performance of the song for his wife Natasha who passed on, Make God Jealous. Amazing! His and Natasha's band Eleven was awesome, too
That album should have been called "Songs About Depression". Every song on that album tells the story of dealing with depression and how it affects your life and relationships. A lot of people, myself included, found it helpful in processing and dealing with the disease. It breaks my heart that we got away, but he didn't.
@@Jimmy1982Playlists I love qotsa and them crooked vultures too😀
One of my favorites!
I saw him oppening for QOTSA and everyone was enjoying like he was the main number, fantastic concert.
This was near the end of the world tour ! His voice was tierd according to an interview he was in . he said he was struggeling with his vocals but i think it was one of the best live concerts ever!!
Seen them twice live.
Absolute best band I've ever seen. So tight, and shredding vocals. Plus, they know how to work a crowd. Amazing.
Apparently Chris strained his vocal chords right before this, he usually goes even harder in a full band setting. legend.
16:25
In the studio recording of this song, I really love how he sings the word "skin." You don't really notice it here, but again in the studio version he lengthen the word, almost stretching it in a way. He brings alot of extra attention to it and it definitely evokes a feeling. Subtle things like that in his performances are why Chris Cornell is one of the greatest!
This is my favorite album from all of Cornell’s bands but this was also a tough era for him live. This wasn’t a bad performance by any means but it is markedly different from the studio version, and you can tell he’s struggling with this song, particularly the chorus. (This song is a tough song to single in general.) There are a few live recordings that Audioslave did right after the album first album was released that sound pretty good but that was about it. He damaged his voice early on (at some point there was a surgery) and it drastically changed his sound. In the background he was dealing with addiction along with smoking and drinking. Stuff happens. In his later solo albums he spent a lot of time rebuilding his voice and as a result those live performances were much better and closer to the old style many of us knew and loved. RIP to a legend
Audioslave is one of my favourite bands and Chris Cornell was my favourite vocalist. I had the priviledge to see him live once and he blew me away! RIP Chris. Once of the best singers of all time!
Why does watching Elizabeth always put a smile on my face 😂.
I saw him at a crappy dilapidated venue in Des Moines, Iowa and he absolutely killed it. Best vocal performance I have ever witnessed. I can't think of a close second. Nothing compares.
Chris was in Temple of the Dog, Soundgarden and Audioslave. He was a beautiful soul with an amazing voice to match and was gone way too soon. You should check out I am the Highway from Audioslave next.
I would absolutely love to see your reaction to Chester Bennington and Chris singing the live version of "Crawling". Their voices compliment each other in a beautiful way.
I got to see them perform together in 2008 and saw it live.
@@nathanxweise1 you lived my dream
Chris Cornell's "Sunshower" off the Great Expectations soundtrack. Unbelievable lyrics, vocals, and emotions.
Best CC song
"Though your garden's grey, I know all your graces someday will flower in a sweet sunshower" one of my favorite lyrics of all time
No other voice like it.. One of a kind in my opinion..RIP🙏
Yeah he and Staley are 2 of the best of the 90s grunge Era.
My top vocalist are Eddie Vedder and Layne Staley and Chris Cornell!! 😊💓🤘✌️
This is my favourite song to hear when im driving. Just such a masterclass. Its such a groovy opening, and I never use that word.
Chris Cornell was such a brilliant vocalist but with musicianship of Tim Commerford, Tom Morello, and Brad Wilk behind him it went to a whole new level. Huge kudos to them.
I love Chris Cornell’s voice. Probably my favorite, but the band itself is criminally underrated. Tight as hell!
I'm a big Soundgarden fan, but RATM backing Cornell with Morello was just special and this was a great starter for Audioslave for you to check out. See "Set it Off" and "Cochise" for a couple of Audioslave bangers as well!
I vote for cochise
Yeah I was thinking Cochise also!
You're "about to set this fucker off"
You need to do Soundgarden’s Beyond the Wheel. His vocals on that track blows away pretty much everything he’s ever recorded.
Yes! The live performance from April 1990, right after Andy passed away. Gets me every time.
Especially the live performance of it in Germany....phenomenal
The 2010 version at the Showbox beats the 90 one to me. 93 in Toronto is also better imo. Don't think there is video though.
He was still able to pull that song off in 2016/2017!
Thank you for covering this and walking us all though. My heart will forever be broken, until the day I die, that Chris is not with us. His voice was a once in a lifetime experience that we all just need to be thankful for.
Chris is my favorite rock singer. He was the only celebrity death that ever actually made me sad. Huge fan.
Same here, hurt hard and still does.
I actually cried when he left. I've only done that one other time, when Ronnie Van Zant died.
The studio version of this song is absolutely amazing
Love your reactions! So fun to see when you really get surprised and impressed by small things! Chris is the best singer in my book, lot of his solo stuff that are amazing. Thank you!
The official video for this song is cool too. They superimpose themselves into the film Vanishing Point from 1971. Awesome movie and an awesome video
I'd love to see you do some older Soundgarden. Beyond The Wheel, in Dusseldorf Germany, from 1990 is a great example of both range and heaviness beyond anything you've heard from Chris yet.
Everything Chris did is just great ❤ from Audioslave Like a stone and i am the highway is so great songs. And from the final and last album song called Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart is great . Rest in peace Chris ❤️
I'd like to request Elliott Smith for a future video. There are barely any reactions or analyses on RUclips. His style of singing is very unique and hard to describe. It's very delicate and listening to his songs feels like stumbling upon a private conversation, as if he's singing intimately to himself or a confidant.
The songs I'd recommend are: Pitseleh, Angeles, Between the Bars, Needle In The Hay, A Fond Farewell
They literally re-ignited rock. So so so good. Several of their songs on my running playlist!
My favorite live clip of Cornell is his acoustic performance on Letterman when he performed "The Keeper". There was something so pure & fragile about the performance that brings tears to my eyes every time.
I Am the Highway, masterpiece from Chris Cornell and Audioslave.
So happy you discovered and covered Audioslave. One of my favorite bands for sure. They made so many excellent songs and their first album is awesome and one I never get tired of listening to. Chris had a phenomenal voice, was an excellent frontman, and let's face it... pretty easy on the eyes!
As a huge soundgarden/chris Cornell fan the anticipation of the album when was through the roof. We had been waiting about a year or more. The first song I heard was Cochise. They played to that anticipation with that song and delivered. I knew the album was going to be huge after just the few seconds of Cochise.
Miss this man's voice so much. His work is my top repeat played on my Staylist. His original work is amazing and his covers of other artists is as well. Never enough of him. This is another great react (Show Me How to Live). ... Cochise brings out his loud power... Roses on a Grave is softer... Nothing Compares 2 U is small studio (Sirius) is a tribute... the man took The Beatles song A Day in the Life... and on stage live he reformed with one guitar what they needed two takes with half orchesta... the range he had... I repeat his Live in Sweden cover of Led Zep's Thank You often (blame it on a woman)... which is a patient sweet soft song that he reshaped from the original and is really restrained from his power and different vocal voices. Never enough of him.
You absolutely have to check out Chris Cornell's live acoustic performance of Like A Stone that he did for AOL (weird host). One of the best performances he ever gave. Makes me cry
She did, and you’ll enjoy it.
Chris Cornell, beautiful voice, beautiful man.
You graced this world with your presence. 🏵
This one and the live performance he did with Chester are my favorites. Two people that left us way to early. Miss them both.
There really aren't many voices like Chris. I miss him. If you haven't already looked into them I'd recommend I am the Highway by Audioslave and also Say Hello to Heaven by Temple of the Dog for Chris Cornell vocals.
I'd throw Cochise in as an honorable mention if she hasnt heard that one yet. You cant get much angrier than naming your song after a native american that single handedly wiped out half a town and entire military battalion
The only v0icr close to to Chris' is Richie Kotzen....similar tones and both have crazy range.
Been waiting for this, Audioslave is one of my absolute favourites. The entire band is so in sync and Cornells voice matches the heavy groove of Wilk/Commerford/Morello sooo well!
Chris Cornell is one of my all time favorites. By the time he got to Audioslave, he couldn't get the high notes like he did previously. A good contrast to this song would be some of his early Soundgarden stuff where he sings way up high and makes my hair stand on end.
If you're familiar at all with the way they were touring at this time, and the size of the shows, and the length of the shows, and the fact that this filming was after having been so insanely busy and the demands that they were under because THE WHOLE WORLD loved them immediately and wanted to see them live... it's a million wonders his voice is even able to make sound at this point. These dudes gave the crowd 100% effort 100% of the time. So glad we got to see this lineup of amazing musicians come together and make the magic they did. Even if it was short lived.
I really hope you add Birth Ritual to your list of Chris Cornell songs to analyse. Incredible vocals that you will love!
"Jesus Christ Pose" is a good screamer
I need to see your analysis of "rich men north of richmond"!
Thank you for this great review, this song makes me cry almost every time I listen to it. It's just so good on so many levels.
In this live set and also in the music video, his voice is so guttural. He just pulls our souls to the depths. RIP.
Criminally underrated band.
I've seen them in Paris in 2005, and it was a great moment. Chris Cornell was a vocal beast ... but Tom morello is also a Guitar beast ... So, it was a beast concert :).
Love how this song is a great mash up between these amazing musicians bands. You can hear all of their signature sounds. Soundgardens Soul, Rage's Funky Bass and chunky guitar... Just outstanding!
One of my favorite Audioslave songs. RIP Chris Cornell
This is one of my favourite songs of theirs. Cornell is legend, enough said
Oh hell yeah.
Phenomenal! Love it whenever you do Chris Cornell and Audioslave songs, one of my and many people’s favorites this one.
‘What you are’ or ‘getaway car’ hopefully next, Audioslave, Tool, and RHCP are the top three rock bands from my youth, doing these sort of tunes means a lot to all of us.
I Saw An Interview With The Band About Chris. They Were Starstruck And Blown Away By The Power Of His Voice!
My world fell apart the day I heard CC departed this earth, life struggles take the best of them! Such an incredible inspiration growing up in the 90’s. RIP Chris
Chris Cornell's vocal belting is second to none
this is my favourite Audioslave song, so a good choice to check out. really love the dynamic between the verse and chorus.
man, would really love to see your take on "Jesus Christ pose" by soundgarden, probably their most intense song vocally
SOOOO glad you reacted to Audioslave! You’ll have a lot of fun with them. I’d highly recommend Cochise next. Rock on 🤘🏼
Shadow on the Sun is also a great song from their debut album.
I had to pause the video to comment this. I love your face right after Chris does the very first "Mmmmmmmm" It's like yeah I know, right?? That's all he has to do and it's already PHENOMENAL!
Saw Chris with Soundgarden on LOLLAPOLOOZA 92 which overall was better than 93 and 94 minus Alice In Chains (93). Included Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ministry, Ice Cube, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Pearl Jam, Lush, Rage Against The Machine, Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Stone Temple Pilots, Temple of the Dog. Chris blew everyone away with those amazing vocals into the stratosphere! Love and miss the sound of that man’s voice! I find myself crying at the beginning of Hunger Strike. RIP CHRIS!
When I got their self-titled album back in my teens, I played it so much, the disc warped. Cochise and Gasoline were some of my favorites.
Totally Awesome songs!! "Cochise" and "Gasoline" and the official video of "Show Me How To Live" awesome video!! 😊💓🤘✌️
That got me in tears. His sound, music, and voice are unique. Dam, it's a shame he's not around.❤
Tom is a guitar God. Please watch the studio version, it will give you chills
One of the most jaw-dropping vocal performances that I ever heard from this vocal god is the Song "Beyond the Wheel" in 1990 in Dusseldorf, Germany. He has many songs that are amazing-"Loud Love", "Bulldozers and Slaves", " Birth Ritual", Cochise" and many more.
Chris was just overflowing with talent- phenomenal vocalist, excellent songwriter and even a highly original and poetic lyricist. To have that much artistic ability crammed into one human being was astounding. It must’ve been very intense, just to be him. The studio version of this song does feature better enunciation, as well as his fabulous high belting more clear and front and center. All of these musicians were way too talented to simply languish, so the formation of this band was a great means to continue their powerful creativity.
RIP Chris. I will always be sad that I never got to see him perform live. Such an iconic voice.
Not sure if anyone else pointed it out, but back when this dropped as a single for the debut album, folks heard Chris doing that larynx tap you were talking about and thought it sounded like a digital pitch shifter effect. The band made it clear that it was that physical effect of Chris tapping that you see in the live cut you watched, and I have to imagine that it's something they extended in live performances in order to really highlight what he was doing. To my knowledge this is the only time Chris used this technique, which links in to how it's a bit risky to do if you're not careful, as you mentioned.
Chris was really a fantastic talent, not just in terms of his range and breath control (and stamina) but also in the otherworldly quality of his voice and the lyrics he wrote. As a project, Audioslave is Chris at his most refined form (contrasting with the rawness of his earlier albums with Soundgarden) while his solo efforts (especially the very pop-infused album he did with Timbaland, "Scream") show him branching out and applying his voice in different ways.
For a really good time though? Check out his acoustic cover of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean." ruclips.net/video/R0uWF-37DAM/видео.html
My favorite Audioslave song, supposedly about a Frankenstein Monster but who really knows. I've always loved it because of how it hits.
I still say, like suicide (acoustic version) is absolutely sublime. Well worth a listen
I just came across your channel today and I’ve been binge watching it since I got home from school, KISS is one of my favorite bands although their not necessarily known for “work of art” type music I enjoy it. The bassist for the band is named Gene Simmons and in 1978 the band members released their own solo albums, on genes there’s a song titled always near you/nowhere to hide where he hits a g sharp 5 I believe. I’d love to see you break down that song and anything else by kiss especially songs with gene on vocals but all the members sing their own songs in the band. Love your videos btw 🤙🏻
my absolute favourite Audioslave song is Wide Awake would recommend 110% especially the performance he did on the songbook album. Live acoustic performances he did you can feel each lyric hitting hard
I'm afraid you haven't quite experienced the full range of Chris Cornell in his prime. He was a sight and sound to behold. Slaves & Bulldozers, Beyond the Wheel, and Birth Ritual really showcase just how high he could go; the face melting kind of heights. After those, check out When I'm Down from his Euphoria Mourning album to really get a sense of the kind of passion and emotional expression he can convey through his singing.
Beth Roars does a great reaction to when I'm down live in 2010
@@briannahayes3495 I've seen it.
Yes, I'd love to see her reaction to those earlier vocals!
Back when Audioslave was announced, most of us were scratching our heads and asking, "How the eff is this gonna work?"
They quickly became one of my favorite bands.
Remember buying the debut Album from The week it came out and the guy behind the counter calling it Rage Against the Grunge Machine 😂
Never was I so excited for the release of an album. I was not disappointed.
Audioslave is such incredible band! I remember getting their first album for Christmas when I was in high school and I listened to it on repeat for months! Chris’s vocal style here is pretty different then in Soundgarden but it’s still jaw dropping how talented he was! Miss him everyday! 🥰😭
Hearing the album version will giveyou a different appreciation for this somg now that youve seen the live version. Also, I have to say that Cochise is my favorite song of theirs.