Chris Cornell & Eddie Vedder - Hunger Strike (September 8, 1992)

[@ives3572]

"When we started rehearsing the songs, I had pulled out "Hunger Strike" and I had this feeling it was just kind of gonna be filler, it didn't feel like a real song. Eddie was sitting there kind of waiting for a (Mookie Blaylock) rehearsal and I was singing parts, and he kind of humbly-but with some balls-walked up to the mic and started singing the low parts for me because he saw it was kind of hard. We got through a couple choruses of him doing that and suddenly the light bulb came on in my head, this guy's voice is amazing for these low parts. History wrote itself after that, that became the single." - Chris Cornell

[@elenid7530]

Did you guys see the little kid in the crowd, he knew the lyrics and everything.... It was so cute!

[@breebryant4037]

ikr

[@ellamarie5487]

That should have been me........ ha ha i wish

[@xsavalos]

Parenting at its best! 🙌🏽

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

That was me I'm the kid in the crowd I'm 36 now

[@lilienlambare]

Mike Smith 02:24 Really? That was beyond cute and impressive! Props to your folks! 🤘🏻

[@erwinprado8585]

Chris Cornell singing the first verse, Eddie singing he second, now just imagine Layne Staley singing a third! God I think the world would end of too much amazingness

[@manifestgtr]

That would most likely cause the stage to collapse, form a black hole and swallow most of the inner solar system. Honestly, it’s better for life on this planet that Layne was probably goofing off elsewhere at the time.

[@psychoholic2700]

Ron H. Because Chris, Eddie, and Layne are generally considered the best grunge vocalists and Lemmy and Bowie don’t really have anything to do with the grunge scene. Honestly their reasoning is pretty obvious

[@zachmara5271]

manifestgtr l

[@schmo2109]

Ron H. Dick head

[@schultzjohnd]

wow never thought of that...mind blown

[@A_O_Leary]

God bless whoever owned this camcorder in 1992

[@John6-40]

Camcorders were so expensive back then. Usually only upper middle class types could afford them.

[@sparrow4214]

Ron H. Man you fucking people just love to spread your poison everywhere. People have the right to believe in religion. Who the fuck are you to tell people what's real or not.

[@lucattsur]

@Ron H. this world is more evil than good That's true. But that does not mean God does not exist. Btw if you dont believe its your bussiness I respect that too. Im not the one ti judge but you should respect other people's Religion and believes

[@iyot1020]

Aisling O'Leary hes probably a time traveler and knew ahead of time that these dudes will be gods a couple of years later

[@brianjones8486]

amen 10 to that

[@elanbustamante7819]

I love how Cornell sounds okay in the beginning and then Vedder get on and he knows he's about to kill it and Cornell destroys the high vocals, great fucking performance!

[@misstembo2000]

I'm in full agreement with you.

[@iupiter.161]

It was the best performance I've ever seen of this song (but all of them are perfect) it was such a great atmosphere 🤘🏾😊🎶

[@guytansbariva2295]

@@iupiter.161 Eddie always kills it, even today. It's sad to see his song dedications to Chris, and him helping his daughter out

[@marcellamoret2811]

Rest In Peace Spoonman,..no one sings like you anymore....

[@prometheuspredator7971]

I so agree. 😢

[@nathaninnes8945]

Artis the Spoonman is still alive.

[@prometheuspredator7971]

@@nathaninnes8945, Yes he is.

[@bettydoucet6761]

😢💔😭

[@thereallycool]

ARTIS the real Spoon man is still with us.

[@user-ir9jw9yo8v]

Chris’s little smiles every time Eddie would say something funny are just adorable here!! This old music makes me feel happy and peaceful. Wish we could have Chris back

[@Ephesians2.8-9]

I came here to cry. We lost Cornell. Please Eddie take care.

[@mariakent8689]

Eddie does not have depression, so I heard! Cornell was my idol in the 90's along with Mike H.(INXS) RIP Chris and Mike!

[@AlphaMachina]

Lost too many.. Andy, Kurt, Layne, Chris, Scott, Mike, and others.. Grunge has been the deepest, but deadliest musical genre.

[@amazingnothingness]

I'm here after 3 years of him being gone. Can't listen to this enough 💜

[@NiimM420]

Dave Grohl is still alive and kickin

[@325aliceI]

We've still got Billy Corgan !

[@JustLikeHeaven77]

17 years old for me in 1992. I swear it's like I went to sleep one night, woke up and now it's 2019.

[@vladavasiljev]

Yes, my generation... It was yesterday, when we were young. Quite sad a bit... These years was a war in Balkan, but not in my province, and in all that chaos, sanctions, inflation and poverty, my generation had a great time listening the big 4 from Seattle and other great bands. The good music connect people and finds it's way to the most remote places on our planet.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

Q the omnipotent ,,, me to. Now all the kids have are pathetic screamo bands

[@tarantulaclan5025]

I know what you mean, I was 19!! Good times!! Now the world has somehow gone to 💩, crazy!! time flys!! I still play this jam!!

[@armpitification]

Same.

[@thechad3239]

yup that sounds about right..enjoy your time friend.

[@JohnnyRenick]

Eddie's fucking voice & smile, oh my god

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

+ThreeMan AcousticJam i feel you

[@Tijsprimo]

He have to protect Eddie, now that Chris is gone...

[@sanjeeva7]

Dave Grohl? While not a 90's front man he's still around form the Seattle grunge scene.

[@KariAaraas100]

Very true, Dave is just as important. We still have Eddie and Dave :)

[@tintoweno]

+Kari Boersheim What about Jerry Cantrell? We have to protect him too.

[@gloomyharlow]

They don't make rock stars like this anymore.

[@beto1580]

gloomyharlow In the 90's, this rockstar thing was about to become pretty cheesy. The grunge scene itself was pretty much against the grain, deconstructing the whole imagery around the music market. Thank god there are no rock stars anymore. *sorry for my english :-P

[@seanvine39]

Rock is dead.

[@cynicalbastard2306]

fuck your "ROCK STAR" word

[@cg4700]

100% TRUTH

[@juandiegosuarez3691]

That's because they weren't made. They made themselves.

[@dyers1210]

Watching eddie turn back in smile when chris hits a bad note...makes me feel like they are human....AMAZING HUMANS! I miss Chris

[@joshuabadzinski9793]

It's 2023, to take this trip back in time is. Excellent.

[@rvpstudioscanada3991]

It's funny seeing them play to a small crowd...then ALL OF A SUDDEN...people hearing them from far away...come RUNNING to the stage! HILARIOUS!

[@maryhughes6372]

I think it's awesome!

[@apiloto3219]

rvpstudioscanada i know 😂

[@youguessedit995]

I found it incredible

[@Downstreamphoto]

I was one of those running people hahaha

[@Azznbad]

It was kind of like when Van Halen showed up in downtown Dallas unannounced a put on a show. People came flying in from everywhere as soon as they heard.

[@deetestlogins5269]

If I had 1 wish , it would be to rewind back to 1991/92. Life was so stress free. The world of music was so perfect.

[@superunknown831]

Just two guys from the 90's giving it their all.

[@feliciabustamante7992]

Love your comment 💖their truly good musicians at it's best! ,, miss rock legends

[@themajestyofthenightsky9436]

90's 4 ever

[@bababagginz]

@@JamesWattMusic no, they did not, Chris Cornell May have written a rough copy in like 1989, but it was finished and recorded in septempter of 1990, the first week that Eddie Vedder came to seattle to join Mookie Blaylock

[@ilinakostadinova9394]

Two of the most gorgeous men to ever walk on the Earth. Perfect in their imperfection. So purely talented and charming that it hurts. It hurts because these times are gone forever. I want these guys young again, I want my youth back, I want the spirit of 90's back. 🎸🤘💔

[@catherinemotl7156]

Right there with you!

[@whitneygibson3431]

They wore the shining crown of youth tightly upon their gorgeous heads.

[@pennycompton1239]

Bittersweet

[@ozkrhills9624]

You know what... That right really hansons both. But Chris Cornell...is on another level...this guy looks as angel . Actually both of them... Hahaha hahaha...

[@rickstalentedtongue910]

Eddie is last man standing, because he souled out to the satanic globalist elite. The rest died because they resisted it.

[@laurawatters914]

You can see how much the fans love Eddie and Chris it gives me the chills!!

[@suziemcdonald9590]

Chris Cornell is a gentle soul, humble and kind. RIP

[@clydeconnors4433]

Can't imagine how this feels to Eddie.. R.I.P Chris Cornell, One of the greats

[@laurietopp6445]

Clyde Connors i know ...they sounded so good together. their voices complimented each other both so young beautiful ppl soooo talented. this is sad. cornell sounds a bit like hes struggling which usually never was case....high or not. and he probably is here. no doubt ed had some wine lol.....its still beautiful and i wish they had made more songs together

[@DerangedDonut123]

Clyde Connors Poor Eddie lost all of his peers

[@GPH1403]

DerangedDonut123 these comments really kind of annoy me, like yeah three of the singers from the big four are dead but plenty of other band members are still kicking

[@shannonburbank521]

He has lost everyone. Sad

[@crazeedogs]

Look at those gorgeous locks and beautiful voices...omg!

[@Satelliteshelbs]

Man, what a great time in music history...

[@tjanderson6561]

Two of the most beautiful men in rock, with such iconic voices, together on stage in a special moment caught in time. Damn I wish I had been there for that.

[@mguzman95]

Man 2 voices who shaped music in the 90s.

[@TheClownfight]

can I tell you something painful? I was at this show. Why is it painful? I didn't see this. very few did. It wasn't announced, and most of the 18,000 of us were watching Ice Cube on the main stage. I only found out about this 15 years later... as an urban myth.

[@drethomas72]

Kevin of Parker same thing happened to me in 93 Lallapalooza near SF. We were watching a band so boring I cant remember who it was while Johnny Cash was performing the second stage. I found out after the show and wanted to cry.

[@jamesburley9880]

Mate! That is brutal to learn...I'm feelin for ya buddy.

[@roxannemoser]

I can't imagine missing this for ICE CUBE. Bless you, but thankful somebody recorded it. Makes me feel it was recorded just for you.

[@jasonostrowski4773]

lol i was 1 of 18000 dumb luck..looking 4 a restroom

[@sarahsunshine7248]

Here we have our souls reunited with our mind’s eye. I missed The Whole first Lolla season’s tour. I did catch AIC in the second. This proves that we are worthy of “being there”, IMO.

[@asdf9890]

Dude, I remember when this song was hot on MTV, I was at a house party getting drunk with all the cool people in town. This came on the TV and everyone got quiet and just listened. It was such an experience.

[@annalisavajda252]

Those were the days.

[@asdf9890]

@@annalisavajda252 yep, if I could, I'd live 1990 - 1994 on repeat.

[@lesafowers8142]

My sister and I were at this performance. What a day and time has just been passing by to fast. RIP Chris Cornell.

[@Maureen2656]

As someone posted 3 years ago, the kid at 2:25...priceless! Also love how there's like 20 people there until these guys start playing, then they're running from all directions...and singing along! Love these guys so much. Then and now. RIP Chris...

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

That kid was me my dad and I wanted all day to get autograph then they started playing so my dad put me on his shoulders I'm 36 now time flies

[@bamboozld1357]

@@MikeSmith-cn6ub Silence!!!

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

Yea I agree 💯 percent and that kid isn't a kid d anymore. I'm actually going to be 37 in three weeks. Thank You

[@GrembachBeachSoccer]

Mike Smith , realy?

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

@@GrembachBeachSoccer yea that's really me. My dad and I waited all day so I could get an autograph and when they came out and started playing he put me on his shoulders so I could see I'll never forget as long as I live one of the best memories of my dad.

[@sidekickcleveland7365]

One of the most boss live performances start a 3 minute song begin with an audience of 20 and finish with 5k and now the 🌎. A masterclass on the beauty of simplicity.

[@murdercoffinhaunts9616]

GOD GRUNGE NEEDS TO COME BACK.

[@dollmostwanted]

tru but it wouldn't be the same /:

[@Andrea-ul7cm]

It never will... Rock is dead and shitty music is taking over. I guess that's what people thought about Grunge when it took over Hair Metal. The problem is that we always have to find fads and focus on those fads so much that we cause artists to overdose and commit suicide solely because they are too stressed by the situation. I mean, maybe in the future some form of rock will be prevalent again, but sadly we can never go back to this generation. I never saw Nirvana, Alice in Chains, or Soundgarden and I feel like although I'm not the biggest Pearl Jam fan, I should see them and Eddie before something else happens, god forbid.

[@nathanbranson9149]

I pray to the Lord about this regularly.

[@DylanHutto]

Come to Seattle man, we still got it! Look up Bruiser Brody, Late September Dogs, Dead Rebel Saints, Ten Miles Wide, Jericho Hill, and all kinds of others.

[@giovanidl9695]

It's coming

[@ives3572]

"It was during that same week that I was up there [In Seattle rehearsing with Pearl Jam]. Day four maybe, or day five, they did a Temple [of the Dog] rehearsal after our afternoon rehearsal. I got to watch these songs, and watch how Chris [Cornell] was working, and watch Matt [Cameron] play drums. It got to "Hunger Strike" - I was sitting in the corner, putting duct tape on a little African drum. About two-thirds of the way through, he was having to cut off the one line, and start the other. I'm not now, and certainly wasn't then, self-assured or cocky, but I could hear what he was trying to do, so I walked up to the mic - which I'm really surprised I did - and sang the other part, "Going hungry, going hungry." The next time I was up, he asked if I'd record it - so it was just me and Chris in the same studio that we made [1991's] Ten record. I really like hearing that song. I feel like I could be real proud of it - because one, I didn't write it, and two, it was such a nice way to be ushered onto vinyl for the first time. I'm indebted to Chris time eternal for being invited onto that track. That was the first time I heard myself on a real record. It could be one of my favorite songs that I’ve ever been on - or the most meaningful." - Eddie Vedder

[@emilylange4748]

Never get this awesome age of grunge back again. Chris Cornell man, miss you so much! Mother love bone, nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice n chains, stone temple pilots, blind melon, Pearl Jam. Man you just don't get better and so sad all have passed pretty much. This is real music, all could sing acoustic so unreal! Voices no one can ever match! So sad.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

thanks for mentioning stp and blind melon. it's always alice in chains , pearl jam, soundgarden and nirvana..stp was amazing during this era ans their albums were some of the best from the early to mid 90s...blind melon soup is such a forgotten classic.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

and mother love bone...Andrew wood was on his way

[@TommyType1]

Takes me back to a better time and place.

[@Groesch7777]

When there was no internet or cell phones. Only the connection we felt with each other in all directions. No hiding, no writing on an online diary, or attention seeking. Just us, together.

[@bettydoucet6761]

Remember when it was Lighters we held up at shows!!! ❤ 💔

[@TheIcpfan23]

Internet was around but it was just small tho

[@bazza12121]

Thomas D. Groesch very true. The internet is making us loose our connection with people but disguises itself as something the helps connect us!

[@plomeatoad]

Okay

[@DaisyMarie33]

We're still together..Gen X we just know..

[@michellemarriott8283]

I saw this and am thrilled there’s video proof it wasn’t just a fever dream. Hope there is a video somewhere of the entire performance, they did more than one song. My friend missed this because she went to get a beer during cube, didn’t see or hear this happening, I went running, greatest musical experience of my life.

[@garciavma1]

Seeing these 2 man playing and singing together is a blessing

[@jpow2229]

Raw. Such a tangible display of talent from two up and coming legends. Still to this day those two are some of the best voices in rock.

[@sarahbriggs8645]

so sorry you are gone, chris. Thank you for the music.

[@AggioSound]

So cool to see the crown fill in from 30 people to hundreds

[@tracywiley8961]

Eddie Vedder has no idea what a positive affect he has had on my life over years .. music has saved me... Especially Eddies music... ESPECIALLY... yall just don't know what it would mean to ME to be able to say thank you, Eddie.. by far, my favorite rocker, my favorite band

[@karenbrown4524]

We were all so young then. I wish I could propel myself back to this year because it was so much better than it is today.

[@mikedorman5113]

Those 2 together were truly amazing! R.I.P Chris! Eddie Veeder in my opinion is the last true spirit of the voice and soul of the 90s in the grunge/rock genre!!

[@artofvalor9396]

Some of the world's best musical talent on that stage!

[@mikeballard8152]

The ovation vedder gets when he sings his part gives me chills man.. every time

[@giulia8962]

I wonder where that kid in the audience is now and if he ever thinks back to this amazing moment he got to witness...and at such a young age too

[@tat2jitsu411]

He’s probably like 40 or so

[@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!

[@MrMonsterkaraoke]

I love at 3:20 when Cornell looks over to Eddie and gives him the "what the fuck are you doing" look.

[@xri7437]

lol

[@bryancollins6903]

No, Chris looked over because it was a "get ready to sing the chorus again" look check,,, Eddie was playing exact rythym guitar that goes with the lead guitar melody that chris is playing,, The look of frustration I believe was possibly a little insecurity because at that time 1992 ,, Both vocalists I believe where far more comfortable having their band mates playing the guitar, , Therefore they are more (Chris at least) comfortable singing with the band, and not playing and singing at the same time,,, also un rehearsed, It's 25 years later today,, wow, and by now Chris is very comfortable playing and singing together (acoustic Cornell ) And after 25 years they are no longer new amateur Pro's, , They are Now Veteran Professionals, ,,, Until Chris checked out not long ago,, dang it Chris,,,, THIS IS MY OPINION, NOT TO START ANY ARGUING

[@bryancollins6903]

Bryan Collins Now watch, "Pearl Jam with Chris Cornell, Hunger Strike " up loaded by carlos, ,,etc,, Now that's what I'm talking about, yaaa

[@wildorchid6521]

I don't care if Vicky lost a fortune of Berkin bags .. his precious kids lost their dad

[@laurietopp6445]

Taco Loco 78 ppl noticed that? as much as i love cornell it would be more appropriate in this performance for ed to do that....he was too humble and looked up to chris.....chris deserved respect but did not sound too good here....sorry

[@infinitedraught1336]

Man...I remember watching these guys when I was in high school.. this video gives me chills.

[@That1Chick]

OMG could you imagine being there...... I would be in HEAVEN

[@nickthomas7057]

Katna Ferguson well....good for you

[@else3573]

I was too, not this show specifically, but I went to 3 different Lollapaloozas in NJ. @Waterloo Village. 91, 92 and 93.

[@scottoldham7459]

I too was there! So glad to have found this!!!

[@joshm2690]

.....watching people running over and the crowd is so small and people are seeing what is going on and they are running over . By the end of one song they had a few thousand people in the crowd that started with about 60 or so , just one song ...this made me happy to watch .

[@dianekennedy2444]

I want my youth back too!!!!!

[@garciavma1]

Indeed, I am 37 and I really miss those years :(

[@el34glo59]

@@garciavma1 Same age as you. I miss it more than anything

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

Me too

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

Me three

[@mikepj1025]

Pure magic. Plain and simple. Chris and Eddie and the rest of there bands are just another level of greatness. RIP Chris!! Keep on going Eddie.

[@freddybeer]

It doesn't matter if the sound is awful. It just doesn't matter. WOW!!!!! That crowd were giving them back ALL THE LOVE they had man! Those vocals!!!!

[@frankjacobi7617]

You can hear besides the bad recordings that these are the 2 best voices of the 90's. And the 2 together are so good!!

[@22cowboyschamp]

watch how fast ppl flock to the stage when they hear who's on side stage..awesome video

[@maryhughes6372]

That's when you know the guys good. When you didn't intend to see them play but hear there music (not by radio air play or hype) , think for yourself that they sound AMAZING and because of there voices you come running. That's the real power of music and song. Back then Chris and Eddie were still pretty new. Sure they had some songs on the radio but they defiantly weren't as popular as they soon will be come the next year or so.

[@melissawright1979]

God! I wish I weren't born in 1987. . . I wish I was old enough in 1992 to appreciate these gorgeous men then like how I appreciate them now. So not fair!!

[@knightbranded6083]

RIP Cornell. But more importantly RIP to that mic, It was never meant to withstand godly proportions.

[@bubbad5657]

Two of my all time favorite artists!! Rest In Peace Chris 🙏 ❤

[@danahdk]

Would have killed to have gone to this show. Five years before my time however. :P Such immensely talented men with unique and beautiful voices.

[@OfficialLemo]

Danah Koch exactly how I feel

[@victoriasofia4310]

RIP Cornell ....😢 Love Forever 🎵🎤❤️🎸 Chris and Eddie the best...!!

[@angelinachristina79]

My favorite impromptu performance ~ I love how the crowd shuffles in and fills the room. The witty banter is on point. 🥰🎶

[@shaydelindsey3120]

They had no idea then what they was witnessing... Chris and Eddie 2 Rock legends lending their musical talents for a great cause... Wish I could have been there!!!

[@coldacre]

back when Chris was the greatest singer in the world! mental vocals!

[@RuffisInc]

He is still better off than most singers after over 25 years of solid performing. Bear in mind that during the Superunknown tour Soundgarden were doing 5-6 shows a week. Then listen to King Animal, not quite the same but very close to how his voice used to be. His voice is still brilliant when you take that into consideration and compare him to, for example, James Hetfield or someone at a similar age with a similar career length

[@MartinLeBlancEigtved_why]

Layne Staley was better IMO

[@Tryder50]

Martin LeBlanc Eigtved lane had his own style. Can't compare them really. Most people consider Cornell "better" because of his range, but it's all preference.

[@ryanfairchild9273]

Layne had awesome quality...but he wasn't as trained of a vocalist as Chris. Cornell was an elite baritone.

[@John6-40]

Agreed on Chris as the best rock vocalist of the 90's and maybe ever. As much as I love Eddie's vocals for their unique quality, Chris' range was unparalleled.

[@danthefisherman3996]

My god. I'll bet nobody there ,including me ,ever thought this would be a timeless memory in music history! Chris Cornell "Say Hello To Heaven" for me bud........

[@sandisandii2033]

Nice thought.But not gonna happen.

[@christianfrenz631]

A beautiful song that brings the feeling of life through the body

[@pinemarten7509]

Love this so much 💖💖💖 Rip Chris Keep rocking Eddie

[@ccryder5289]

Those were great days of music. I long for them again. Eddie Vedder is my king❤

[@sleuth2077]

They look like 2 hair models that decided to step on stage and jam. I swear this could be a Pantene commercial. Haha.

[@noriginal2546]

You know they would be doing a sulfate free. seriously.

[@charliblake8551]

sleuth 2077 that shit is shiny and majestic af!!!!

[@branded72]

Ah....yer blasphemin all over the place!

[@shannonburbank521]

Awe

[@davesims7917]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thisisonesweetworld]

Makes my heart ache. But I'm so grateful for this music. Really helped get me through life, and still does.

[@briankoski2532]

Damn! ... That's an awesome Flash Mob! From about 80 people to about 2 thousand people in about 2 minutes.... RIP C.C. You'll always be the best! High fives to whoever had the opportunity to record this!

[@ivorykeez]

It was a learning process for all.. artists, crew, Local crew, crowd and so on and so forth.. the raw intensity is what made them’ early Lolla years so freakin special and amazing thanks to Perry and that other partner dude ;)

[@jodesb1]

I was there for this. Can’t believe that this video exists. I told the story of how it happened for years to friends. I was in total disbelief when I stumbled upon this video. Hearing the first few notes from the lawn, realizing what was happening, running to the side stage as quick as I could. It was as unforgettable as you would imagine, even in the moment.

[@emoriorisdottir7677]

I would do quite literally anything to have witnessed this. No one can take me to a place more special than where Chris Cornell’s voice and music takes me. I got to see Vedder two months ago in concert and the tribute he did for Cornell was one of the most bittersweet moments of my life. The whole crowd was singing and crying together and the experience was so much more than just a tribute🎸🤟🏼

[@mikeclarke8710]

Live legendary performance ....... would have killed to be there .... followed since early 92 and adored ever since ....... Chris's passing such a loss but what a legacy he left . Will enjoy this music every day for ever more . Grunge will never die

[@alaynaflowers6778]

Much thanks for this irreplaceable moment in time! Chris was so cute here, Eddie too😍 Incredible talent! Rip Chris

[@jimwocha4949]

Great song and iconic jacket from Ed! Had one like it myself and long hair at the time. PJ my favourite rock band of time. Never really got into Chris's bands but appreciate his talent of course. RIP.

[@rockydennis4497]

Wow!!!!Chills, smiles and tears over here!!! Beautiful!!!!!!

[@angelamartin2811]

They harmonize so perfectly, this moment stands in time as a reminder of what we will always remember as singers who are a tough act to follow between two of the most iconic singers in history! Gone but the music lives on forever 🔥

[@furkanbuyukkaya4629]

I would literally give my life to witness this moment. What a good time to die it would be.

[@bettydoucet6761]

Right there with you‼‼♥💔♥

[@celianax]

Bunu burada Türk birinden duymak ne güzel :))

[@Aseyona]

I love music so much man, and this music... Timeless man...

[@Punkin-f2l]

2 beautiful men and great singers!!!

[@docsbassist]

when I saw the hands going up in the crowd I expected to see people holding up their phones recording, then I realized they were putting up horns and I smiled. then realized this was in 92 before everyone and their grandmom had a cellular device lol, simpler times, good shit

[@maryhughes6372]

Those were the best times. You weren't there so you can show your friends and brag to classmates that you were there. You were there for yourself. You were present and in the moment

[@Dozereyes]

yes those were the days. NO CELL PHONES

[@IvanLabrie]

"You were present and in the moment" this...

[@Lyricalgodshit]

yea when people actually enjoyed a concert

[@walterkonopka5736]

Lollapalooza 92' seems like yesterday, I was 18 years old that summer and nothing was impossible back then?! May sound cliche but thanks to these guys and the rest of the awesome musicians that seem to pop up all at once and made music real again, and held onto it never stopping or going away and keeping real music alive, these so many years later?! R.I.P Chris Cornell you were and always will be the one of the greatest voices of a generation! Gen X / the "slacker" generation slacking that changed the world in myriad ways

[@meribethheitbrink1322]

I always come back to this video. These are true rock stars, side stage, after their sets, for the fans. To be lucky enough to have managed to catch this, you can see people flooding in hearing it across the festival

[@JennyHaigst]

Still can Not Believe he is GONE!!! Rest easy Sweet Soul....

[@bettydoucet6761]

Me either ughhh still hurts my heart 😢💔😢♥

[@lxx5045]

I watch this daily, it such a great performance, wish I'd been there , vedder and cornell just starting out on their musical journey Amazing ..your still missed daily Chris.

[@unnamedwriter]

The POWER of music!!! The empty hall turned full when those two amazing voices began to sing... \\\mm/// \\\mm///

[@gildamatias9085]

My two loves. God please give Eddie more time in this world.

[@PaulMercedes]

Look at the crowd at 1:14 Then look at the crowd at 4:15

[@CaptainProspect007]

Empty to completely crowded.... Amazing...

[@violetlunna]

Jesus Christ

[@tijuanaiguana190]

The power of a hunger strike

[@lonccoccala6861]

Hunger strike with two of ypur favorite singers and bands...what else could you ask, its a dream...

[@jecapeca]

They're literally running, like somebody yelled: "Freeee beeeer and aaacid"!😂

[@paulawilliams3712]

Love Eddie and Chris together beautiful men💟💟💟💟💟💛

[@michaelglucksman147]

Pretty cool to see people running to the stage once they realized what was transpiring..great video

[@nesanesa8361]

God I miss them somebody take me back in there and never let me come back!

[@freyajade7294]

Absolutely beautiful

[@laurawatters914]

This video is priceless I want to keep forever 😍!!

[@gallowsradio]

What a great treat is to watch two very talented musicians bond together...

[@vickil.1388]

Those young men were such talented singers., Vic.

[@geecee1288]

Love finding another new clip of this amazing pair RIP Chris

[@angierucker5505]

I Love this performance ,simple stripped down & Raw, I miss those days so fkn bad, I feel blessed that I got to experience & be apart of those days

[@mikehardman108]

Nows that's a moment in history right there 👍 🎸 🎶 ♥

[@SAABguyMD]

OMG! Just stumbled upon this, so happy that this was caught on video. I ❤️ Chris and his musical talent. He is missed so much. I was traveling for work the week he passed. I was in Utah, most of my friends are on the East coast. I woke up to numerous messages consoling me of my loss! I wasn't sure what was going on until I checked the internet, I thought a family member died. But it was my favorite rock vocalist ever!

[@Ruxpin1976]

You know when Chris plays that first note exactly what beautiful place these guys are about going to take you on a ballad about human depravity.

[@Tigerlily_tink]

Great memory!!! I was 17 and here w a ton of friends from school. I was one of those in the back running over when we heard they were on the side stage!!! These were the days!