Finnish Vocal Coach Reaction & Analysis: Temple Of The Dog: "Hunger Strike" (Subtitles)

[@jjh5374]

I love the undeniable smile that comes across Anna’s face once Eddie started singing. Magical song that still resonates as much today as the first time I heard it in the early 90’s.

[@benf1111]

The ladies always look l8ke that when Eddie first comes on screen :)

[@kevinstull8552]

​@@benf1111It's all about the hair 😂.

[@benf1111]

@@kevinstull8552 why do you think I grew mine out :)

[@iamerikr]

wow that was my exact thought. well said

[@Beluga_Too]

Holy icons bro. But seriously, what a tremendous performance and this was pre-PJ. Very cool.

[@dasninjastix]

One of the most overplayed songs of the 90s that never managed to get old. Eddie and Chris' voices worked so well together, if you've never seen the two them perform live I'd highly suggest it. The way Eddie used to look at Chris when he sang was with so much love and awe.

[@toddpaluzzi]

Right. I can't believe how many times I've heard this.. And when I do I still turn it up! A rarity

[@kalohaggard1729]

This was a great album front to back. "Say hello to heaven" was my favorite. Eddie really shines here as well

[@andyphillips1846]

I think the reason so many of us love “reactions” is because we love watching people do something they’re passionate about. Anna please keep doing what you’re doing. I’m convinced it’s spreading goodness across the world

[@fortyyearfitness]

I think it’s WE like watching people have a reaction to things WE like…. I’m not watching a reaction to a song or movie I hate just to see their reaction… I want to see someone else have the same reaction as I did when I first saw the thing

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

@@fortyyearfitnessI agree. It’s great to see new people get really excited about something that we’ve loved for years. I’ve never watched a reaction to something I didn’t like, or was indifferent about.

[@s10head74]

LOVE this song! It's ironic how this group of guys who did this album in honor of their fallen friend from a band not many people (outside of Seattle) had even heard of, not only gained a HUGE audience for their Seattle sound, but it was instrumental in forming the band Pearl Jam as we know it! And it sounds SO beautiful! Hope you are doing well, Anna🙂

[@annavaskelainen]

Awwww I'm happy to make you happy with this reaction!

[@RolandoCarrillo-zz2wr]

This is a great song, brings back great memories from that time. I very happy you choose this song to do what you do best Anna! Love hearing your take on great music. ❤

[@BlackScorpio]

​@@annavaskelainenCan you react to Portugal Eurovision 2024🇵🇹? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWbadXqemKmGprMsi=iCRFJ8XhDRQjOTYK Grito is Scream in English, and Grito not appear in the lyrics.. Grito is the scream in the climax of the song, when she liberates from the demons represented by the dancers. It is not commercial.. and Eurovision means in the last years that needs to be an easy -to-eat songs, sang in English even not being the native language. Sorr, but this is a masterpiece. No one in the Eurovision compares to this.🇵🇹 "Ainda arde".. means "still burns", the flame that she still has inside of her. I suggest seeing this specialist in KZbin that did a deep analysis of the song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ6VdZt6na9nY5osi=77SqD0V-AL8c44qx

[@pradipsin]

You must listen to Queensryche and Geoff Tate’s vocals starting with tracks like Silent Lucidity then progressing onto their complete album Operation Mindcrime which is a revolution of a story told in the whole album. Thank me later 😊👍🏻

[@vladtheinhaler8940]

​@RolandoCarrillo-zz2wr those were some great times.

[@BKPrice]

I would say the combo of Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell might well be the greatest male duet of all time. The whole album was fantastic. I wish the Temple of the Dog project would have produced more content.

[@wildwillie5408]

A shame they didn't do more together. This album and using AIC for an example it's one of the big "why nots" of the 90s

[@James_Russell]

Temple and Soundgarden grunge era Cornell (listen to “Outshined”) To his later stuff with Rage Against the Machine members that formed the awesome band Audioslave (“show me how to live” “cochise”). A special voice through all of these eras. Hi Anna 😉

[@Aquestfortruth]

Beautiful reaction, very impressed with your breakdowns of the vocals. Being from Seattle, it's always a pleasure to hear a reaction to the amazing musical talents that I grew up with. I would recommend you react to " Say hello to heaven " from this same album , a very emotional song with Chris on vocals singing a beautiful tribute to his friend Andrew Wood from the band Mother love bone.❤ from Seattle ❤

[@annavaskelainen]

🥰

[@bigjohnson3871]

Please do Chris's "nothing compares 2u" cover, Anna! There is nothing he cant sing.

[@petermeisner2390]

It's fascinating how well Eddie's and Chris voices mix together when this song wasn't actually meant as a duet. Eddie just happened to be in the studio, where he could hear that Chris was struggling with singing parts of the song, and the just choosed to step in.

[@CiViL179]

Really? I thought it was a planned thing...so temple of the dog was just supposed to be Pearl Jam with Soundgardens singer?..wonder what Eddie and sound garden would sounded like?...

[@petermeisner2390]

@CiViL179 No. Temple of Dog was kind of a tribute project for the deceased frontman of the band Mother Love Bone consisting of Cris Cornell, from Soundgarden, and the remaining members of Mother Love Bone. If I remember correctly Eddie was actually in Seattle to audition for the role of Vocalists of what would become Pearl Jam.

[@CiViL179]

@petermeisner2390 ok. I mean I know this is old, obviously....I remember now... mother love bone became pearl jam?...I remember the singer, ya....weird dude....ki da reminded me of Mike Patton actually lol

[@petermeisner2390]

@CiViL179 Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard were members of both MLB and PJ. So it's more like Temple of the Dog became PJ as it was only Gossard and Ament who were in both MLB and Temple and not all the members of MLB as I thought.

[@lawrencejoy2256]

​@@CiViL179 Eddie was in the studio to record 10...so really his introduction to all of us...

[@tomh2176]

I love your reactions. You feel the music very well...and the way you speak Finnish is interesting too...such an expressive language

[@davidleach4689]

This whole album is a masterpiece one of my favorite albums of all time

[@artsilva]

First of all, Thank you Anna for the sub title translations when you speak in your beautiful native tongue. I honestly love hearing it, and now I can fully understand, :) Secondly this breakdown is on point. Chris and Eddie really complimented each other in this song and it shows the heart of the grunge movement of the 90s... Fantastic reaction!

[@annavaskelainen]

Thank you very much! Happy to serve 😊🎶🙏

[@bhcastle1]

Agreed 💯... it's also a fun story about how Ed came to be involved in this song... it definitely wasn't planned. (Better to Google it rather than have my fumble it. I believe Chris talkes about it in an interview somewhere. )

[@johntruxal432]

Excellent as always , Anna and my 2 favorite singers i have enjoyed 33+ years with quite a few beers. 👍🇺🇸🍻

[@vaughnnewman8903]

Chris obviously had an amazing voice, but what made it other-worldly was that it was reinforced with a pure soul. No one sings like you any more. RIP

[@TunnelMonk]

Great reaction! Im here for anything Eddie or Chris.

[@PatrickC63]

Fan of all the musicians in this video. The story goes that Chris wanted to do something with the band (Mother Love Bone) who just lost their singer (Chris’ roommate). As they were in the studio Chris was trying to do both high and low parts. Ed had just got to Seattle, hadn’t even recorded any Pearl Jam albums yet. I think you nailed it, it was a perfect blend of tones that required no overthinking. Beautiful! Thank you again 🙏🏻

[@avid1959]

“That’s it?”. I know, just want that song to continue. Great analysis! 3 decades later Chris and Eddie still give me goosebumps. The rest of this album is stellar. I encourage you to keep exploring these two generation shaping gentlemen, they are simply incredible. Cheers

[@Jarrod-if6uv]

This album is a tribute to their friend Andrew Wood who passed away. He was the singer for Mother Love Bone, which later became Pearl Jam essentially. Andrew had a great voice as well. Check out "Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns" off their self titled album.

[@seyit.öztürk]

What I especially like about reaction channels like yours, Anna, is that I very often will be introduced to 'new' music. I had no idea this collab existed. So thank you very much for that. I will definitely look more into this album. Loved your reaction as always.

[@PaulFurn89]

I love the insight you provide as a singer. I'm just a guitar player, so it's nice to have it broken down by someone who knows what they're talking about.

[@yohef4537]

Appreciate Eddie Vedder. He’s maybe the only still living frontmen from the bands of the 90s.

[@MichaelW969]

The day I heard that Chris had taken his own life was a sad day for me. I was such a fan of all his work from Soundgarden to Audioslave to his solo stuff. His acoustic cover of Prince's Nothing Compares is phenomenal. I'm an American who enjoys your Finnish, thanks for the subtitles! Have a great day!

[@jurgengierkink4322]

Grunge never has been something I am drawn to, but this is a very well balanced and beautiful song. With Anna’s anna-lysis it gets so much more depth. Kiitos Anna🤗

[@mattpahl1281]

Great reaction! Its cool watching your smile get so big when theres something great going on. As your smile appears i pay a little closer attention.

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

Such a great collaboration. Thanks for the technique breakdown. I always enjoy your reactions. 💛🤘🤙✌️

[@Iexpedite1]

I went to a Chris Cornell show. It was a stripped down thing where he played small venues. He did this song and got a band member to sing Vedder's part. He said he hadn’t sang the song in some time. It was awesome…

[@Shaun72]

Haven't listened to this song for a good while ... Chris was probably still with us. As soon as I heard voice the tears just fell from my face. It's usually Eddie's voice that gets me. But damn I'm in a mess now. Gotta dig out my temple of the dog album now. The way talk is so hypnotic, especially in your language. ☺️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@jam1870utube]

The entire Temple Of The Dog album, a One-off project, is a masterpiece, in my opinion.

[@josephbond8280]

Magically powerful together

[@josephlanham7723]

Thank you this was beautiful reaction video.. love how u explain how they both work together.. both power houses..😊

[@justitia257]

Beautiful song.. gorgeous Anna

[@garylagstrom3864]

I’ve got a cool story about Eddie Vedder. First I worked for an insurance company back in the day in the special lines field and remember actually speaking to Eddie about his boat policy! He said enjoyed calling instead of his agent! Very down to Earth and later we were able to meet at a Seattle Pearl Jam show so he was able to put a face to the voice on the phone 📱. ILL NEVER FORGET IT! RIP CHRIS CORNELL. The Seattle scene in the early 1990’s is unsurpassed by anything going on today! I saw Pearl Jam on LOLLAPOLOOZA 92 with Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ministry, Soundgarden, Jesus & Mary Chain, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill…

[@annavaskelainen]

Thank you for the story Gary!

[@danielkrberg7551]

I recommend Say hello to Heaven Temple Of The Dog 's version..Chris..much more Epic!! ..good reaction..❤👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

[@rogerbianchini2982]

I think you NAILED it, Anna - They are "Raging Against the Machine" of the music industry that helped them achieve popular success, because THEIR goals & the industries were VERY different ... or something

[@vintagesportscardfinds964]

Amazing song by two icons of grunge who compliment each other perfect. Sending you much ❤ from the US and adored the reaction to one of my favorites songs.

[@ericbraun8855]

Love this song and love your channel. I don't speak Finnish. But the sound of it makes me happy. Thanks to the karaoke world championships I've had the opportunity to meet multiple amazing people from around the world. The Finnish relationship with music is one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

When I was 14 or 15, my best friend and I would sing and play this. I'd play bass and sing Eddie's part while my friend would sing Chris' part and play guitar. It didn't matter that we weren't good singers, what mattered was how much fun we had and how this song built our bond as musicians and deepened our friendship.

[@abeyromero8250]

I really like your review. Very concise and you explain their voices so nice. Thanks for letting me remember such a good sond that I enjoyed while growing up.

[@milton1448]

Greetings from the U.S. Anna, I have a suggestion for you: Dan Vasc singing Amazing Grace. It is otherworldly. Think you'll love it.

[@VV-or8es]

You have picked so many of my favorite songs ever including this thank you

[@anthonypallen7919]

Great reaction/reactions as always

[@Lancer4323]

It seems like a song goes in your ears and comes out through your facial expressions very fun to watch, I think it is wonderful and really shows us how you feel about the piece.❤

[@randomperson6433]

I was in Seattle when all of this exploded. I was a bit too young to go to clubs and see it live but it was cool to be close to the epicenter. Anyway this song gives me literal goosebumps in the climax where the guys are singing together. I’m glad that people across the world and younger generations can appreciate it ❤

[@frozenlightfilms]

I love this song, and, as usual, I loved your reaction and comments on the vocal performances. One day, we should travel, meet up, share a feast, and a great conversation. 😘

[@CarlosLesaige]

Salutes from Brazil! Great vid!

[@GobigredNEB]

You are my favorite reactor love watching the emotions you go through. So genuine and honest can’t tell you how much i look forward to them Thank you!

[@DarrellW_UK]

Hi Anna, it’s been a long time! You don’t change, I still love the way you go back and forth between Finnish and English when you’re getting excited about something 😂. Yeah Chris and Eddie made a great duo, their voice were made for each others. Perhaps a bit of a sad song to me, I don’t really absorb the lyrics enough to make a full assessment. Anyway, have you heard of The Warning? They stirred things up a bit at the 2023 MTV VMAs with their performances! It was the first time in many years that they had heard real old school rock but with a modern twist. MTV are still trying to find their roof, the performance blew it off 😂. I think that you would probably like a song in their native language, Spanish - they come from Mexico and they are 3 sisters! The song is Martirio, it’s a beautiful but powerful song!

[@tassiomourafernandes4698]

Awesome work, reminded me of downface, the song "Alone" hit's me everytime.

[@tassiomourafernandes4698]

Sure this can be fun,. Sorry If I took forever to answer, I was at work.

[@edh3709]

Great reaction.This was actually Eddie's first video. Right before Pearl Jam broke out. Chris was struggling with the lower notes and Eddie stepped up. The rest is history. Chris Cornell's range was insane. He's deeply missed.

[@genjimm]

Awesome to see some Chris on your channel, had been anticipating it for a while. Man was out of this world and I consider myself lucky I saw him live and he made a fool out of me. Unfortunately his (imo) best works don't have a video or an equally impressive live video attached to it, but Say Hello 2 Heaven (Temple of the Dog) and Beyond the Wheel by Soundgarden (somewhere live in the mid 90's and has like 'INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE' in the title and for once it isnt clickbait) are among his best. With a video, Outshined live in 92 is great.

[@paulolellis5708]

You would had loved the life of the 90s, when substance took over the cult of appearance and exuberance of the 80s… so many great things. I would love you to make a vocal analysis of a Brazilian singer, Cássia Eller. Thank you again for this gift, Anna! 😊🤘🏼

[@LostHate]

Great reaction to a great song. Hoping for more The Warning soon. Have you checked out any of their Spanish songs yet. I think you would really love Danys vocals on Martirio.

[@TimberWolf762]

YES! *The Warning!*

[@DarrellW_UK]

Great suggestion, Martirio would be an interesting choice for Anna.

[@TheUnderdogDe]

@@DarrellW_UK Myself I prefer the live version from Teatro Metropolitan but perhaps some prefer the symbolism in the MV more?

[@DarrellW_UK]

@@TheUnderdogDe so do I, but you’re right the symbolism helps with the interpretation of the song.

[@TheUnderdogDe]

@@DarrellW_UK The Thamesmen's take on the MV was to never go camping with them? What could they have meant?

[@andrerossi9337]

I'm suspicious when talking about Grunge singers, after all, it was the movement that shaped me as a human being, even more so when it comes to Vedder and Cornell. Your reaction is always excellent, in addition to the classes you provide us, we can see the sparkle in your eyes. Speaking of Temple of the Dog, a good song for your reaction would be "Call me a Dog", where Chris puts all his emotion into the interpretation, it's like a tip. thanks for this video.

[@jdbroders64]

For your next one to explore regarding Chris Cornell, I highly recommend his acoustic live version of Prince's No One Compares 2U. It's just Cornell, another acoustic guitarist and a cello. It was when he was a bit older and believe it was recorded at a radio station. A truly amazing and beautiful performance. On another note, I also highly recommend Eva Cassidy's live acoustic version of Over the Rainbow. It's just her and a guitar in a small Washington DC club. IMHO, the song is now hers. If you don't have tears after her performance, you don't have a soul.

[@g54b95]

I can't watch it without getting choked up. Every single time, and I've seen it a hundred times.

[@MatthewWilliams-h7m]

Another amazing reaction!! I'm still waiting for Beyond the Wheel by soundgarden!!!

[@javiermari8537]

Hyvä reaktio, sama kuten aina. There is a live version of this song with Chris and Eddie, definitely worth to check it too

[@josephbond8280]

❤ your reactions

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

I relax and sway adrift. I see the fire on the nearby island. I hear peace and smell the energy so I swim with my final energy and wash ashore to a feast of compassion and understanding. While I was away these friends held a place for me.❤😊

[@sloww_iV]

What a great and sincere reaction to this timeless piece. Would love to see how would you react and explain mike patton's performance on the faith no more- midlife crises live@ leno version. Much love from portugal

[@Dahench]

I'm so fortunate that you like rock music!

[@jdmmike7225]

To me one of the greatest thing about this tune is that you are hearing Eddie's first take on the album. Chris said they did a few more & they were all good but the 1st still took the cake. Such a great tune 🤘🔥

[@pistol80]

Fun fact: If you're in Seattle and want to go to the area where this video was filmed, go to Discovery Park and walk the loop trail. When you get to the large sandy area where you'll usually see kids and dogs playing, this is the area the drums were set up in the video. Discovery Park is one of the coolest parks in Seattle.

[@ChadHuisinga]

Chris Cornell is one of the greatest rock singers… His vocals define all that is good in rock music…. I will miss him and adore his music forever ( Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, and Audioslave )…. Thank you Chris!….. I’m late to the party but I have discovered a new band recently. The Warning!!! Three sisters from Monterey, Mexico. They are transcendent, mesmerizing and captivating. Their live performances are sublime. Please react… Pick anything from the 2022 live performance at the Teatro Metropolitan Theatre. I would personally recommend the song Dust to Dust as a starting point but anything from that concert is amazing…. I’m a fan and implore you Anna, my Finnish Goddess for your opinion!

[@laurawatters914]

BEAUTIFUL SONG BEAUTIFUL BAND, I LOVE EDDIE'S SINGING IT'S MY FAVORITE PART!! USUALLY PEOPLE HEARS CHRIS CORNELL AND OVERLOOKS EDDIE MAKING A COMPARING TO CHRIS CORNELL. I'M SURE CHRIS WOULD NOT APPRECIATE THAT BUT EDDIE WOULD ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH EVERYONE THAT CHRIS CORNELL WAS BETTER BECAUSE EDDIE IS A HUMBLE MAN HE NEVER TAKES ANYTHING FOR GRANTED. RIP CHRIS CORNELL 😢 INCREDIBLE REACTION ANNA!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME VIDEO!! 😊 🩷 🤘 ✌️

[@cbdawg4242]

Chris Cornell is the greatest vocalist of grunge and my childhood. He is so dearly missed, but you have so much to experience opening up more of what Chris did in his time with us. Outshined, Slaves and Bulldozers are great vocal track from Soundgarden

[@kchonimchita]

what i love about this song - besides their perfect combo - is also the simplicity of the videoclip representing the spirit of the theme of the song, representing the spirit of the times, good old times :) (yeap, i'm a 90s girl, i spent my youth in 90s and loved every minute of it:))

[@danielhead8123]

Temple of the Dog was an American rock band that formed in Seattle, Washington, in 1990. It was conceived by vocalist Chris Cornell of Soundgarden as a tribute to his friend, the late Andrew Wood, lead singer of the bands Malfunkshun and Mother Love Bone. The lineup included Stone Gossard on rhythm guitar, Jeff Ament on bass guitar (both ex-members of Mother Love Bone and future members of Pearl Jam), Mike McCready (later Pearl Jam) on lead guitar, and Matt Cameron (Soundgarden and later Pearl Jam) on drums. Eddie Vedder appeared as a guest to provide some lead and backing vocals and later became lead vocalist of Pearl Jam. Pearl Jam's debut album, Ten, was released four months after Temple of the Dog's only studio album.

[@patrickdeporte289]

Hi Anna first time here love the sound of the Finnish language sounds like nothing i've heard before you're charming when you speak it. Great songs and vids too. Rock on

[@matthewgoodA1206]

Awesome. Truly a rock duet for the ages. Eddie was new to Seattle (near to where I reside) and simply hanging out at a rehearsal with Chris. At one point he just went up to a mic and started singing the lower lines, leaving Chris free to hit those incredible high notes. I enjoy covering this song vocally, though I’m definitely taking Eddie’s parts. But I daresay the vocalists who could actually cover Chris must be few and far between.

[@Beluga_Too]

BTW, nobody talk about Matt Cameron being god-tier drummer cos everyone is up to their necks in Chris and Eddie... but hey... Matt drummed the shit out of this track.

[@tortjerandsen8615]

Fuck yeah dude!

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

already legendary.

[@davidhart6291]

Another great one, Anna!

[@haroldrhodes2610]

I keep checking back to see if Anna react's to Temple Of The Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven, it's phenomenal

[@Ninjabob568]

Nothing compares to U cover by Chris Cornell is INCREDIBLE. I think he'll make you cry with the first line lo

[@Sagitarius65]

From the first time I heard this song I loved it.....😊 Anna

[@1075twist]

I'm out shopping and I just got the notification for the premier...... Can't wait to go home and watch it from the beginning

[@annavaskelainen]

Yay! 😊👏🎶

[@branmakmorn]

The story behind this song is great. Chris and the band were in the studio and were having trouble with the song, Eddie was in the studio working on an amp and instantly knew what they were trying to go for and stepped to a mic and the rest is history.

[@touchstoneaf]

One of the best songs to come out of an entire decade.

[@touchstoneaf]

This is only my second of your reactions but I'm definitely a subscriber now

[@annavaskelainen]

Yay! Welcome to the music fam! 😊🎶

[@digitaldazzle5836]

Wow... I know you probably get this a lot but your smile is so captivating. My goodness. Lol

[@danielhead8123]

Chris was a vocal beast

[@sergioc.esparza6592]

check out like a stone,the acoustic version at aol sessions.

[@Redline-99]

This was awesome, thank you very much :)

[@TornSoul062473]

I really hope you come back to Temple of the Dog and do a couple more reactions from this album. The song Say Hello 2 Heaven is such a huge song, and really showcases Chris Cornell's range. Another great song is Times of Trouble. Subbed. Thanks for the Finnish translations! Also, Chris Cornell does backing vocals on the song Right Turn by Alice In Chains on their Sap EP. Worth a listen to, as well.

[@Sigma1_969]

hymysi on kaunis ...it really is incredible.. This song is emotional... Looking forward to the live feed. I just subscribed.

[@alltree78]

Definitely should listen to Say Hello To Heaven. Rest in peace boys, including Mr Andrew Wood

[@wolfiethedog76]

Imagine living during when all this great music came out ....I DID!🤘

[@anthonypallen7919]

This album was an important part of my teens and got me through some some tough times. Beautiful album

[@kenmahoney5255]

Seattle has a rich history in music. From Jimmy Hendrixs to nirvana. We are definitely blessed here in the pacific northwest. But there is one band from Seattle that doesn't get enough attention and that is the sister's from the band Heart. They rocked my generation back in the day. Their cover of Stairway to Heaven live at the Kennedy Center in honor of Led zeppelin is a must watch video. Anna you are as beautiful as ever little lady. Peace to you and yours ❤

[@Sigma1_969]

Very good reaction, I thought I would mention Wardruna again, you said you haven't done a reaction of them, you have heard of them have you not, if not, then a good song is Rotlaust Tre Fell, they also do a fantastic song called Helvegen...I recommend the version with a person called Aurora, she is simply incredible.

[@biancardini583]

Esperando reagir os sambas br ein? xD Excelente trabalho, como sempre!

[@genghisgalahad8465]

A 🎉 wonderful continuance of the awesome works of Pearl Jam and now an entry into the vocal world of Chris Cornell with Soundgarden, Audioslave and his various solo and soundtrack recordings! 🎉 🎤 🎙 🎧 🌌 🌟 ⭐️ 🌠 💫 🎸 🏹 🎯

[@davidrisenhoover1693]

Anna's so beautiful 😊

[@RH-xs8gz]

It was so tragic losing Chris Cornell so early. He was the greatest rock vocalist to come along in the last 50 years. A baritone that could sing in the soprano range. He was a physical freak who could do things effortlessly that were impossible for most singers.

[@joshbarr6390]

i would love to watch your reaction to chris cornell's " through the window"

[@Drumming_Monkey]

Maybe you could do more Chris Cornell in the future? "Like a Stone" or "Show me how to live" are great from his Audioslave time and of course a lot of his Soundgarden songs as well.

[@SSPVideo]

You'd be hard-pressed to find any better voices than Chris and Eddie. Especially singing together. I get chills every time I hear this song.

[@nightmusic8]

Can’t make it to the premiere today. Curious about the song. Have a good weekend Anna ❤

[@cathymoss6400]

Love this song, but i love Cornell and Vedder singing just aboit anything. Would love to hear your reaction to Andy Wood with Mother Love Bone. Would also be fascinated to hear your thoughts on the other great forgotten singer from the Seattle Grunge movement and my absolute favourite, Mark Lanegan.