Fell On Black Days - Soundgarden | Andy and Alex FIRST TIME REACTON!

[@bradsimpson9396]

This album “Superunknown” is among the best grunge albums ever. Absolutely worth a full album reaction

[@scottboswell6406]

It's my pick for The Best!

[@patrickmcevoy5080]

I think it's not only THE best "grunge" album, but for me, it's top 5 of all rock albums, period.

[@mikegarcia6979]

Agreed. If any grunge album qualifies, this is the one. Every song holds up, even the weirdo deep tracks.

[@Billis75]

Also, Kickstand reminds me of a Ramones cover because it's a super fast less-than-2-minutes punky song.

[@joebrown5120]

Badmotorfinger or Louder than Love for me.

[@kamehousekz87]

This is a full album you two NEED to hit. Full stop.

[@Kim-hc5si]

Word 👏👏👏

[@Ekklo]

Facts. This came out when I was in middle school and I wore the tape out. Great, great album.

[@ZacCostilla]

YYYEEEESSSSSS! Also, SPOONMAN! And maybe Slaves and Bulldozers.

[@stingray7849]

My Wave on this album. A must listen

[@The_Flexorcist]

Fresh Tendrils is an underrated song on that album

[@junietunes2148]

Soundgarden has so many incredible songs, "Outshined" will rock your socks off!

[@crackle631]

Yes Outshined is amazing and has a super heavy sound

[@zebra3stripes]

I was thinking the same thing because Andy is looking California and feeling Minnesota and Alex is the opposite.

[@anthonydawson8080]

Outshined would definitely blow them away but really anything is good. Or even back to temple of the dog

[@BlazinRiver1]

I am 65 and I feel Badmotorfinger might be the GOAT of "hard" rock albums. And I grew up with some of the best music....lol

[@MGuitarZ77]

Outshined is easily my favorite Soundgarden song. That’s saying something.

[@bradsimpson9396]

Black Hole Sun is their biggest hit, but my vote would be to hit “Rusty Cage” next. A balls-to-the-wall banger and hey… it was great enough that Johnny Cash covered it Chris Cornell had one of the best voices ever

[@diverdown631]

my choice also

[@daljev]

Also my choice.

[@cobrasys]

Mine too.

[@Gordy63]

Chris Cornell (RIP) quite possibly had the greatest rock voices of all time. Not only was his range incredible but he was so strong at every point along the vast range. So much emotion conveyed by that man through song. He will be missed greatly.

[@mpotter9944]

Chis Cornell and Layne Staley are far and away the best singers to come out of the grunge era and up there in consideration for GOAT.

[@lesslie1976]

They are both so good! I love Layne also.

[@markvanderstelt8999]

you forgot Scott Weiland .STP

[@christopherjost2777]

...and what do they all have in common?....🤘😎

[@helenespaulding7562]

I would add Eddie Veder but that’s my personal taste. Cornell was magnificent.

[@rickyrickardo3445]

Do love me some Eddie Vedder though

[@Kim-hc5si]

Godammit I wish he was still here. RIP, sweet Chris ❤❤❤

[@AaronHunter]

For me, Soundgarden holds up better than any of the other grunge bands - just continue to amaze and surprise me. This album's incredible, but the previous one - Badmotorfinger - might be even better. "Outshined" and "Rusty Cage" are the biggies, but "Jesus Christ Pose" will rip your faces off.

[@kanjjn]

Slaves & Bulldozers, Searching with my Good Eye Closed. Badmotorfinger is such an amazing album.

[@artis1969]

Soundgarden and Alice are the two that get better with time.

[@chrisjensen1380]

Soundgarden “The Day I Tried to Live” is another banger!!

[@allisonreed7682]

Finally, Soundgarden! 🙌🙌🙌🙌"Burden in My Hand" is one of many amazing Soundgarden songs. Also check out Chris Cornell's sublime and haunting solo song "Seasons."

[@Shadowrider1872]

Morning Allison!

[@allisonreed7682]

@@Shadowrider1872 Good Morning, John!!! 🤗

[@marktait2371]

yeh i have that song on a movie soundtrack cd forget which

[@allisonreed7682]

@@marktait2371 "Seasons" was from the "Singles" soundtrack. Not a bad song on that soundtrack!!!

[@marktait2371]

thanks that was a good soundtrack have to dig out of cd crate

[@losdominoman7907]

More soundgarden please. They are the led Zeppelin of the 90s

[@danholmesfilm]

true but man Blind Melon could've been a close contender if Shannon didn't die young

[@brianmiller1077]

With a touch of Black Sabbath.

[@MrSnitchley]

In addition to more Soundgarden, you need to check out "Hunger Strike" by Temple of the Dog. They were a tribute band for the late Andrew Wood of Mother Love Bone, consisting of Cornell, Eddie Vedder, and Wood's old band mates who would go on to form Pearl Jam with Vedder. They weren't a supergroup at the time they recorded, but they're definitely one in retrospect. Cornell's duet with Vedder ranks as one of the all time greatest vocal performances in rock.

[@squiddysquidster802]

Also Say Hello 2 heaven!

[@gigmond]

"Outshined" was the first song to get a lot of airplay on rock radio coming out of the 80's. It has a Metal sound with a grunge feel and features Cornell's voice at high power for most of the song.

[@AtomicSquirrelHunter]

That whole freaking album is KILLER!

[@robinschulze934]

“Outshined “is a great one and “Rusty Cage” !!!! “Slaves and Bulldozers ““ Jesus Christ Pose” great songs for the album Bad Motor Finger !!!!!❤😊

[@MichaelJanes-ki2in]

I can't tell you, @Andy & Alex, how delighted I am with this reaction. Soundgarden was long overdue for a listen, and this track is just one of many exceptional songs of theirs (many have been mentioned in other comments). A full-album reaction of "Superunknown" would be more than appropriate ( though, truth be told, I'm still itching for a full-album reaction of Pearl Jam's "Ten" masterpiece). Cornell, as noted elsewhere, is indeed one of the top rock singers in history. His range and belt-ability are well-known, but as some have mentioned, the stripped-down, more emotional songs he released later in his career (such as his cover of Nothing Compares to U) cemented his legend and helped people realize he wasn't simply a screamer. He and I were born just a month apart, and as I'm from the Seattle area myself, I always felt a kinship with him. I'm still devastated by his premature loss, but I'm so glad that his music and voice live on.

[@mrrandywatson925]

"Outshined" pure Power from Chris. Also the lyrics are beautifully written🗣️🎙️🔥💯👊

[@ChuckChuckBoBuck]

As good as their newer albums are, the filthy grit of their "Badmotorfinger" album keeps me coming back for more, even today.

[@richardlukesh5807]

Kim Thayil is a lead-guitar master. Extremely talented band.

[@Dragoninja]

Next up 4 Soundgarden is from their Album Bad Motorfinger "Outshined" & "Rusty Cage", from thier Album Superunknown "Spoonman".

[@ricaraca]

My vote for next Soundgarden song is Spoonman. That song is such a force, relentless drive that jumps out of the speakers. Makes me wanna jump up and thrash around every time!

[@susanhaney3437]

I second the "Spoonman" recommendation. A banger for sure.

[@markmaioli4]

My least favorite Soundgarden "hit"

[@neilmccomsey9550]

Yes

[@mattiefee]

Love when you jump into the 90's. Loved the music as a teen. As an adult, I have found a deeper respect for the unique artistry and talent of the 90's.

[@marshallharper3005]

Definitely more Soundgarden!!! This is how Chris grew into the amazing vocalist he was. Do next: The Day I Tried To Live

[@IrishGuitarGaz]

This! They have a ton of incredible songs but Day I Tried to Live is right up there for me, both lyrically and vocally

[@Fuphyter]

Chris Cornell incredible singer/songwriter/musician. His mastery of melody shines. Love his acoustic gigs. Soungarden, Audioslave and Temple Of The Dog are the bands he's graced. I've been listening to his last album "Higher Truth" a lot. I love every song on it. "Murderer Of Blue Skies" is amazing. We share a birthday. I'm still broken hearted he passed.

[@michaeloesterle6652]

Murderer of Blue Skies is awesome. And Dead Wishes off that album, Higher Truth. Not many people seem to know of that album. It’s fantastic.

[@Fuphyter]

I love it! Something about Chris' mellower side gets me every time. There is a Walmart video of Chris playing acoustic and singing "All Night Thing" and "Cleaning My Gun" goosebump inducing.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Great reaction Guys, 'Superunknown' is an amazing album. At this time in the '90s there were 3 albums which were about perfect, this, 'Pearl Jam - Ten' and 'Faith No More - The Real Thing' all these bands had great vocalists.

[@markvanderstelt8999]

Dont forget Stone Temple Pilots Album Core every track was great.

[@jgarcia4721]

And Dirt

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@markvanderstelt8999 Yes, another excellent album.

[@geneadams4171]

Being from Seattle, I got to see Soundgarden, before they became famous, in small clubs around the city. Just totally awesome. The venues were intimate and the shows were like a family gathering. We lost a great one with Chris's passing. You guys might want to check out his other band, Audioslave, as well as his acoustic tunes. Nice choice guys.

[@DaisyStar44]

One of my favorite albums saw Chris in 1995 at Reading Festival here in England camp fires burning in the crowd and us all having fun drinking with the sun going down behind the main stage was magical!! Remember writing on my cigarette packet Kate 4 chris LOL..So glad I'm a Gen X nothing like the vibe we had back then!!!!!

[@kennstrong601]

MUST watch Soundgarden perform this on Letterman ... Chris Cornell ...WOW ... unearthly beautiful voice ... what a tragedy & loss

[@-Mimi-1]

Yay! Soundgarden is brilliant 👏 Finally hitting the best!

[@HeyfordF]

During the 90s I worked on a project that took me across Europe to up date earth stations. My Technician and I would drive from site to site. Whoever was driving chose the music. This was always on his play list.

[@mahlontodd1383]

I love "The Day I Tried to Live" and "Blow Up the Outside World", both hit hard at a difficult time in life 🤘

[@laredolassoo]

Once you get to more 90s material, this probably becomes an S. Not because the rest isn't good, but this really is a masterpiece of its time in its delivery and messaging.

[@smoomaw]

They never got as big as Pearl Jam or Nirvana, but there's no doubt to me their songs have aged much better. Superunknown was their biggest album, but their earlier albums also kicked ass. Badmotorfinger, Louder than Love, check out Temple of the Dog too.

[@bobbyreno2990]

A great song by Chris that was on the soundtrack from the movies Singles was...Seasons. It's acoustic, guitar only and Chris singing. Great song and great presence by Chris.

[@TheRealJonP]

I suggest checking out "Burden in My Hand" - Chris Cornell exercises much less restraint than in "Fell on Black Days". Keep rocking the 90's!

[@dshingle6]

“My Wave” should be next. Hard as hell.

[@johnseverson6604]

They have a deep catalog to dive into. Being from Seattle, I’ll suggest Spoonman. Written about & featuring Artis the Spoonman who was a busker that played around the city in the 90’s. He actually plays on the track & in the middle of the song, the band just lets him go off with just some sparse drumming to accompany him. Glorious!

[@lindascott6902]

former Seattleite, and I couldn’t agree more! Spoonman is often overlooked, but is excellent

[@joanlajara3939]

Absolutely one of the singers of all time! RIP Chris! ❤

[@jons3808]

Of course Chris is one of the greatest of all time, but drummer Matt Cameron deserves a lot of credit for his incredible work with Soundgarden. Check out Slaves and Bulldozers from the Badmotorfinger album. Maybe Chris’ most impressive vocal performance 👍🏻

[@johnnychopsocky]

Matt Cameron's drum work on 'Jesus Christ Pose' is simultaneously amazing and terrifying. The ability to keep *that* beat going for *that* length of time... Damn. Just damn. What a legend.

[@Sunshineandhydrangeas]

I would be surprised if you haven’t heard “Spoonman” somewhere. It’s an iconic 90’s guitar riff.

[@brendaotoole4012]

OMG such a rabbit hole! My fave reaction of yours ever! Been waiting for you to get Chris up here for years! Best singer ever! So many different sounds. Yes this was tame for him. Beautiful lyricist as well. Amazing acoustic stuff out there too. He’s best live! More Chris please! ❤❤❤❤ Slaves and Bulldozers if u want a fan fave that showcases insane vocal abilities. Metal, blues, hard rock all there! Burden in my hand if u want another awesome radio hit with deep lyrics that will keep u guessing!

[@TSM8088]

Yes, do hit more Soundgarden!

[@danbenedict8375]

“The day I tried to live“ is another banger off of this album. I highly recommend it!

[@kato0828]

My fav.

[@DavidHall-d8q]

I feel very lucky to have seen the 92' Lollapaooza with Pearl Jam , Soundgarden , Ministry , Ice Cube , Tool and the Red Hot Chili Peppers . Soundgarden was absolutely AMAZING ! PK

[@dhf030475]

Was there too! Still talk about it to this day

[@DavidHall-d8q]

@@dhf030475 That lineup was incredible ! PK

[@kerrihennebury7616]

One of my all time favorite songs❤ That’s the beauty of Chris. He doesn’t need to pop off, to show off. He was amazing. The band too. Holy shit. Makes me proud to be a Gen Xer.

[@manualboyca]

I’ve always liked this song, but now I gave it a good listen. And I came to the conclusion that I need to listen to more Soundgarden.

[@sweetnightmares2498]

4th of July on this album is 🤯. But you have to do Outshined, Jesus Christ Pose & Slaves & Bulldozers from Bad Motorfinger.

[@michaelt.b264]

6/4: Matt Cameron signature Ben Shepherd: Great bass player definition of underrated Kim Thayer: distinctive warm tone, just screams "COZY!" Not even going to mention the voice

[@knightngail1]

Chris Cornell is definitely one of my top 3 fav voices!! RIP Chris 😞

[@generoberts9151]

The only person that I was more bummed about when I found Cornell died was Peart. Cornell was an icon

[@HamiltonRb]

@@generoberts9151Lennon, Hendrix & Morrison for me. Different era but the results were the same as we lost incredible talents

[@JohnLennon99791]

John Lennon, Jerry Garcia, Chris Cornell

[@heidimoon4638]

90s girl here and I’ve just been craving for y’all to dive heavy into this era…. Sooo many great & moody tunes

[@perchancetodream1]

Probably my favorite vocalist ever. From his work with Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog to his solo work and Audioslave. There's so much to choose from. Even his covers are great.

[@actuariallurker9650]

One of the best songs of the 90s....Chris Cornell was incredible RIP

[@jeffrogers2180]

To know Chris Cornells voice is to love it.

[@MasonCorey123]

I spent my twenties in the 90s. Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Melvins... these bands were this perfect blend of rock, punk, and blues we all heard as kids. It was the first thing our generation could call our own.

[@moonlitegram]

Nirvana always gets all the fanfare from this era. But I was always way more impressed with Soundgarden. Nirvana had some good lyrics and great hooks. But Soundgarden had the whole package along with some pretty cool musical ideas. They had prog rock elements dabbled into their music which were really cool.

[@siddharthiyer2177]

I think it's because Nirvana made Grunge popular and mainstream worldwide. As a 90s kid from india, where we don't have much exposure to western music, Bands like Nirvana, Metallica, Linkin Park was our gateway to rock music. Soundgarden is definitely my fvt band in grunge scene. But without Nirvana, I never would have gotten into SG, AIC, Audioslave

[@rubenduran9517]

Badmotorfinger and Superunknown should be listened to...loudly!

[@drewwin794]

Yes Alex!!! Chris Cornell is one of the very best R&R voices ever.

[@kennethjimenez5185]

The entire album (Superunknown) is an absolute masterpiece. Chris Cornell is my favorite make vocalist of all time and I had the honor to see him in various incarnations over a dozen times including seeing Soundgarden perform this album in its entirety in a small venue (Webster Hall in New York City) in 2014. Rest in Peace beautiful CC.

[@davidschecter5247]

The opening fanfare was Alfred Newman's 20th Century Fox fanfare (with Cinemascope Extension). Credit where credit is due!

[@payleighsteele1540]

One of THE greatest rock singers of all time. RIP Chris.

[@db6655]

The first time I heard Soundgarden it was the song "Outshined". I still love it. I would also recommend "Spoonman" and "Rusty Cage".

[@chrisjensen1380]

“Seasons” by Chris Cornell is one to hit too 🧡

[@RenR70]

“Outshined” should definitely be next.

[@SMccrate01]

I got to see him with Audioslave on one of the last Lollapalooza touring shows before it set up camp in Chicago only. What a fantastic performer! The loss of that voice is just heartbreaking.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

As a 76 Year old grandma, I agree that Chris Cornell is definitely in the top ten male rock vocalists and can easily stand next to Plant, Coverdale or Mercury as a peer.

[@sunnyday_lemonbars]

absolutely

[@brumleytwitch6265]

Greatest singer from the grunge era!!!

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Soundgarden, along with Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Greenday helped revive rock from the dead in the 90's. Some of their other hits include: "Spoonman", "Black Hole Sun", and "Outshined", "Burden On My Hand", "Black Rain", "Hands All Over".

[@StephaneBergeronPixelyzed]

Indeed and not to forget Soundgarden's and Pearl Jam's predecessor Temple of The Dog. Especially the absolute banger that is Pushin' Forward Back as well as Hunger Strike and Reach Down. The mix of Cornell's and Vedder's vocals on Hunger Strike is truly phenomenal!

[@David-iv6je]

I was in Seattle 89-97 getting a PhD. (I know. Dumb luck to be in such a great place at the perfect time). But the band is named after a sculpture in a park on Lake Washington. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqunophpd994n6s&ab_channel=ColeChesnut The real sound garden always reminded me of the start of the song "Exiles" on King Crimson's legendary album, Larks Tongues in Aspic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH7Id5ScgN1qfas&ab_channel=KingCrimson

[@David-iv6je]

PS "Spoonman" was a homeless guy in Seattle who literally played the spoons. I've seen him.

[@chrisargo8246]

@@StephaneBergeronPixelyzed soundgarden was already 4 albums in when temple came out

[@StephaneBergeronPixelyzed]

@chrisargo8246 yeah, but it was recorded a while before its release and my point was more about the quality of that album at the time.

[@paulschirf9259]

Outshined... it has one of the coolest lines in rock that you'll repeat at some point because it is so perfect.

[@ladyruby684]

❤ that voice.. instant recognition

[@Jjoker74]

This song is absolute perfection. Chris is amazing on all aspects of the vocals, and the lyrics are deep. That guitar riff is so good and the beat is steady calming. Love it!

[@pineapplesunday6442]

This was a superfun reaction, would love to see you react to more Soundgarden!!

[@gregorykrug8034]

I am surprised A&A have not heard this song before. On top of everything else, "Soundgarden" is a really, really cool band name.

[@scottboswell6406]

It's named after a tourist attraction in Seattle! I haven't been there, but I've seen it in photos.

[@Jesstron10]

IMO Superunknown is the best album of the 90s. Worth a full reaction

[@MichaelJanes-ki2in]

If they don't do the full album (which I definitely hope they do at some point), I hope they'll at least do the title track. Alex, especially (now knowing his love and appreciation for Chris Cornell), will be foaming at the mouth like a rabid hyena when he hears Cornell's vocals on that one.

[@benshafer5198]

Came here to say this. Any CC project (SG, AS or solo) I lump in my top three of all time; only behind LZ & maybe The Clash

[@williamglass7806]

after having lived through the 60's and 70's i had all but given up on rock music until the alternative movement started for real in the later 80's. this song is one of many that said "wake up everybody, rock is back".

[@michaelbeasley5783]

There are several songs that I put in the category of GREAT rock. This one is my fav. Chris Cornell is a master rock vocalist. When I first heard "Outshined", I knew it.

[@grendelz]

My favorite SoundGarden song. Such a groove.

[@Citizenesse8]

So much to dig into. Do Outshined next.

[@junietunes2148]

Drummer Matt Cameron also became Pearl Jam's drummer, later in PJ's career. Guitarist Kim Thayil is sadly very underrated, but largely credited with the D-tuning that made "Grunge" so big. The Temple of the Dog song that came in second place on this poll feature vocals from Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam), guitarists Mike McCreedy and Stone Gossard, bassist Jeff Ament (all from Pearl Jam) and Matt Cameron on drums.

[@MichaelJanes-ki2in]

I'm SO glad you mentioned Matt Cameron. Ask any rock musician or rock critic, and they'll tell you that Cameron is one of the best, arguably THE best, drummers in rock and has been for a long time. He's incredible and can do things other rock drummers simply can't. Just the fact that he was so casually able to go back and forth from Soundgarden to Pearl Jam, two of rock's defining acts over the past 30+ years, tells you something. And 'Hi', @junietunes2148!

[@junietunes2148]

@@MichaelJanes-ki2in Matt is incredible, he does some interesting rhythms with some definite jazz influence, but can be super heavy also, he's up there with Stewart Copeland IMHO.

[@charliecochran3035]

He joined Alice in Chains on one of the tracks from the Sap EP. I think it was Right Turn. He steals the show as expected.

[@thcdad3632]

The 90s.....The last decade for truly great and original music.

[@todvball]

I'm sorta new to Soundgarden aside from "Black Hole Sun"(covered by Peter Frampton). I've gotta say the lead singer on this track has epic vocals !!

[@frankhall7740]

"Spoonman" will rock your socks of, from the same album. Verry Zeppelin feel!

[@acb9231]

Great song, great band! His vocals were incredible! Next, check out Burden In My Hand! R.I.P. CC✌️

[@Shadowrider1872]

GOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!!!!! ☮️💟♾️

[@catbutte4770]

Good morning! 😸

[@allisonreed7682]

Good Morning, John!!! Happy Friday!

[@RSturtleness]

Chris is a god among singers. He is the epitome of a 90s sound. You need to check out “Burden in my Hand” as your next one. Easily one of his best.

[@hanierfamily]

Me and Cynthia talked about it. You should listen to Rusty Cage, in our humble opinion. Such a good song. And Johnny Cash covered it! You need to hear that too!

[@surlechapeau]

They never entered the US Billboard Hot 100, but did very well on the US Mainstream Rock chart and US Alternative Airplay chart.

[@pwph8361]

Oh boys you have just stumbled upon one of the greatest albums of the 90's. Great to watch you enjoy it, would love to see you do mote 😊

[@sebastianschilling7337]

Dudes! Soundgarden!! Thanks for finally doing a song from them. There’s literally a ton of bangers you can do next… to name a few: Jesus Christ Pose, Outshined, Spoonman, Rusty Cage, The Day I Tried To Live, Burden In My Hand, Blow Up The Upside World, Pretty Noose, Superunknown, Let Me Drown, Nothing To Say.

[@paulsiebeneicher4536]

Omg you should also hit Outshined, Rusty Cage, Loud Love.

[@liliamunoz7831]

Chris could really show care his emotions on a song that made you feel like it was happening to yourself.

[@rickwelch8464]

"My Wave" is fantastic from this album

[@aliwantizu]

Glad to hear all the love for CC. It would be interesting for you guys to listen to his voice change over time. Start with Loud Love and Hands All Over by Soundgarden, then do the full Soundgarden album of Bad Motor Finger, then Seasons from the soundtrack to the movie Singles, then the full Soundgarden album of Superunknown, then Cochise from his later band Audioslave which was essentially him singing with the band from Rage Against The Machine, then his cover of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, then his song You Know My Name from the James Bond film Casino Royale. Thanks for sharing! ~Be Blessed

[@arthurlangford5861]

"Superunknown" is my favorite Soundgarden album! One of the few albums I can listen to without skipping a song! I can literally loop it several times!

[@edwardbarrett453]

Dudes the bands from 90-95 all killed it. I loved the grunge era.

[@cherylwoodward]

Your comments and analogies on his singing are so funny and spot on. He had such range and restraint at the same time. I saw him perform the year before he took his life and I was so grateful I took that opportunity. Once in a lifetime singer. RIP Chris.

[@scottboswell6406]

GRUNGE!!! This is a fact in my life: I used to sincerely thank God for grunge and wiping out most of the 80's hair metal bands. I did this at least once a week for Years!! I followed Chris (not chronological order) from Temple of the Dog to Soundgarden and 'Seasons' on the Singles soundtrack to Audioslave and so on. I thought he 'escaped' the fate of so many grunge lead singers and was crushed by his death. So glad I can still hear his music.

[@markpelton9884]

Rusty Cage, Slaves and Bulldozers, Jesus Christ Pose, Loud Love, so, so many bangers.

[@mizzwinter28]

SPOONMAN. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Then you have to watch the video after. 💥💥💥💥🧨🧨🧨🧨 And then BURDEN IN MY HAND. Btw, drummer Matt Cameron is also Pearl Jam's drummer. #badass

[@Drewnah]

“The Day I Tried To Live” is absolutely amazing also. You couldn’t go wrong with that one either.