FINAL LIVE PERFORMANCE OF HUNGER STRIKE w/ Chris Cornell + Eddie Vedder, Temple of the Dog, 10/26/14

This is the ORIGINAL version of this video, which has been copied a LOT, without credit. Sadly, this is the last time Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell sang this song together live. Recorded during Night Two of the 2014 Bridge School. Great show for a great cause.

[@zepps88]

I feel so bad for Eddie...can't be easy losing all your friends and being the last Seattle frontman standing.

[@theizzidor1319]

Chris eckman also, from the walkabouts. They were all friends

[@goldenhourkodak]

There’s many left

[@BarakaTheGreat]

zepps88 Mark lanegan? Mark Arm? There’s plenty left, all of them were at least acquainted with each other

[@DavidGomez-bf2ry]

Hes really the last figurehead of grunge remaining, it csnt be easy for him to think about

[@marcof1804]

He's the last frontman standing of the big 4, but by far not the last Seattle frontman standing. Triple H, Mudhoney, The Melvins etc.

[@jimfrazier8104]

Eddie's voice roars, Chris's voice soars. Love this. So. Damn. Much.

[@ivogeorgiev5798]

✋😥🇧🇬

[@sebastianlindon8992]

Perfect way of describing it

[@candya.carter4847]

100% 🖤🖤🖤✌🏻💋

[@fluhartz]

me too.... just awesome

[@craigspoor5556]

I'm here and it's friday, 4/5/2024. Timeless, the song will never grow old. Only us.

[@sandrahays5261]

RIP Chris Cornell love this, who's listening 1-5-2023? I'm 58 love him he's a legend, Eddie vedder as well, Chris your music lives on.....

[@ElizabethDwelleJewelry]

2024

[@lauramurphy9281]

I'm 48 and fell absolutely in love ❤! Still and will always be a legend 💚

[@dsenfeld]

7/29/24 53 years old - this touches my soul when I hear it! These people have a gift from God!

[@dontettaton1063]

​@@ElizabethDwelleJewelryme too.

[@consuelocastano9659]

anybody 2024 ???

[@debbiedelesky6899]

Such a sad loss. What a voice.

[@golfdani1003]

Yes! I'm listening and its 10.07.2024.

[@user-qc5qq5fw8r]

Loved it since i was a kid (im 23)

[@redeemed7920]

Yep

[@Angela-km9ee]

🙌

[@thelostgeneration]

Couldn't love these guys more. Anybody born from 1970-1990 was touched by these dudes in some way or another. Endless love for these two.

[@RAsphalt]

True. b 1980

[@kasebaird324]

I was born in 2006. My mom always listened to pearl jam, audioslave, and nirvana in my early years. i have to thank her for influencing my taste in music and without her i would not have been touched so greatly by their music

[@Shay2312]

I'm a boomer & had Temple of the Dog cassette shortly after its release. I love this song.

[@JayneTenn]

Man, even with studio magic pop singers can't touch these talented live vocals.

[@MrSpawley]

This ^

[@knarftrakiul3881]

This song would be easy for Geoff Tate, Bruce Dickinson and rob Howford

[@beavisbutthead680]

Knarf Trakiul yeah ok. No one sings like Chris Cornell did

[@Faks.09]

@@knarftrakiul3881 lmao the guys you mentioned aren't pop singers...

[@paokara277]

Why do you people feel the need to compare artists instead of actually enjoying the songs?

[@bryanjohnson918]

I was 19-20 when this came out. I'm 50 now. Still chokes me up in so many ways. Not much more I can say

[@christimecarmona6810]

Have you listened to Chris's daughter Toni sing this? She definitely is blessed by him! ❤

[@RockyNerd]

When you're really raw emotionally and seeing Chris .. hurting like this, but smiling through it...the tears flow. Vedder clearly makes him better in these moments. The love they share is clear and beautiful to see. This moment is forever.

[@williamb2845]

Depression is evil. Fight it however you can.

[@13jeffandtrish]

Hi Bill he didn't kill himself

[@FreeMTrider]

A bad drug is worse.

[@jayfielder3697]

Dude do some research about this legend he didnt kill himself cmon geez

[@NanoverseProductions]

Look up pizza gate and child trafficking! He was going to expose a massive global child trafficking ring. He was silenced. So was Chester from Linkin Park.

[@FreeMTrider]

@@NanoverseProductions dumb just fucking dumb

[@jgn2112]

Why is no one mentioning how cool that they gave such awesome seats to people with disabilities? Class act.

[@PearlJamaholic]

That's normal for Bridge School, the whole event is to raise money for them. Probably no one has mentioned it cause it would be stating the obvious.

[@pjbeattie1]

Was not obvious to me so thank you!!

[@craigschaffer828]

Look up who the Bridge School Concert benefits. I would honestly think most people watching this video knows who this long time charity concert series benefits.

[@Theomite]

Honestly, I felt uncomfortable because I don't know if the kids even want to be there in the first place. I can't think of many things worse for people in that condition than being stuck listening to live music you don't like for hours and being helpless to leave.

[@deepcreep98]

@@Theomite Oh man... 😆

[@SemperCallide]

The amazing thing about Chris Cornell was how he managed to keep his voice all throughout his career without shredding it. He was able to make this incredible wailing, shrieking sound without hurting his chords, and so he sounded phenomenal up until the end

[@robinsharkey6658]

Ugh, his voice changed drastically over the years.

[@MarkWhiley]

Unfortunately he had to have vocal cord surgery around the time he was in Audioslave and had to change his singing style somewhat.

[@pwnshhhop51]

He kind of shredded it when he was in Audioslave. If you look at most of the live performances from then, he sounds pretty rough. He got it back though around the time Soundgarden reunited.

[@akwilson1676]

What? Have you heard him singing Jesus Christ Pose in 2013? Not very good.

[@jameswhiteley4112]

Indeed! But died way too young to be compared to the all-time Goats. In his own category! 🤘✌🇺🇸

[@161StreetBronx]

I love how they look at each other while they sing. Friends till the end. This got me all choked up.

[@charlescowley17]

Magnitude_ 9_Quake u should watch them doing this song 20 years ago?

[@patrickrussell6558]

"Brothers" according to Ed.

[@crystalcoleman4813]

I cried TRUE friends

[@Oh_I_Will]

They are looking at each other to keep in time vocally...

[@darlenesmith943]

@@Oh_I_Will They were very close friends. It's the look of love and respect.

[@bryanhylok9961]

People say cellphones suck for concerts etc. but wouldnt have this without and thank you for this simply amazing

[@Oh_I_Will]

Who says that...anonymous screen names in the comment section...relax Frances

[@sansbudget]

So you saying that we can't find concerts from before the cell phones existed? Let me check

[@lioraselby5328]

@@sansbudget only concerts where the bands specifically paid for videographers to record them

[@daniellegler4011]

Thank a billionaire.

[@nickpapaganeres2576]

@@lioraselby5328 you do realize there were such thing as video cameras before cell phones.

[@coryparmenter9228]

I can’t stop crying over this. It takes me back to a better time. Thank you Chris and Eddie for an awesome teenage years

[@jimdavis1566]

Here's to yesterday 🍻

[@williambeckham7703]

The effortlessness of his vocals was so powerful.

[@soundzrinmygarden3833]

I like at the end how Chris belts out a big note and gets up as if nothing even happened. I'd need resuscitating for sure. My face would be blue. RIP Chris you superstar.

[@GiveMeThatLetter]

It requires a shit ton of vocal control. You could tell that he and Eddie were focused on not killing their voices like they used to in the past. If I remember correctly, Chris even needed to have four surgeries done on his folds. That kind of belting comes from years of practising a belting technique that only a few people can learn.

[@samwestonpotter]

He didn’t belt out the high note, though. He skipped it and most of the really high stuff.

[@pandoyski]

All the while sitting calmly

[@Dave2807]

It's so effortless for him as well. What a voice.

[@timothyfrantz9443]

Before Eddie Vedder you NEVER heard a Baritone Lead Singer. The fact that he was able to make it work and do it so perfectly was truly groundbreaking. He doesn’t get enough credit.

[@nickchambers3935]

Jim Morrison?

[@booboo8577]

Elvis has entered the building, along with Sinatra and Morrison, and oh hey look there's Johnny Cash right behind them.

[@motorologist]

Sorry this is not true. Along with vocalists others have mentioned, Tom Petty, Anthony Kiedis, Axl Rose, and John Lennon are all undeniably baritones, and even debatably Chris Cornell and Kurt Cobain (I think neither of them are baritones, but that's up for debate). edit: also Phil Anselmo,David Bowie, Iggy Pop, you get the idea.

[@ilmizarnanda]

David coverdale is high baritone

[@dj_daem0n]

@@motorologist Maybe Axl is a natural baritone, but that didn't get him famous. It was that raspy falsetto he used in practically every GNR song. The one he can barely replicate anymore. Cornell is ABSOLUTELY NOT a baritone. Neither are Kiedis, Cobain, Petty, or Bowie who are bari-tenors (the in-between). The difference is, baritones can comfortably hit the higher end register of bass. If you've never heard them hit that, it's probably not in their tool kit. Then you have people like Johnny Cash who are bass-baritones (people who can hit midrange bass with their high end in the low part of baritone. True baritone singers are rare in popular music, people who can hit baritone registers are not.

[@adrianmclaughlin9585]

You can tell they wanted to hug and embrace eachother when Chris first sat down. Sweet human beings. Incredible performance & remarkable chemistry.

[@tracylyn85]

Once upon a time 2 legends came together and made a masterpiece. The range in Chris voice and Eddie's powerful voice 👌 just amazing 👏 ty to whoever captured this ❤

[@bcc12345677]

Wrap Eddie Vedder in bubble wrap. He's one of the last good 90's singers...

[@oscar17891]

yes and tie his hands behind his back 'cause he's drunk his way into losing his looks, which has my heart bleeding

[@ohwellwhateverr]

B C Don’t forget Mark Lanegan

[@bcc12345677]

I have never listened to Mark. Not saying hes not good, I'm just not up on his songs...

[@bcc12345677]

Not dumb douche rocket. I just know the better of the 90's bands and most of the singers have sadly died.

[@SomeUnkindledAsh]

Destructive decade

[@Walkinginthelight38]

They really had a kindred spirit together.

[@xxheathenxx6402]

Walkinginthelight38 Damn right bro... They were actually Neighbors at one point and were best friends for a long time. I think from what I've heard and watched and read that Chris was Eddie's absolute best friend... idk them personally but the way he talks about Chris and the way he spoke to him, and DAMN all that connection they share on stage or even playing some bs together for fun.... it was stronger than what I seen with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath/Ozzy.... it's really something you only come by once in a great while and man am I glad I was around to witness and see these two bands unfold! LMAO I remember recording them onto tapes from the radio when they play the top whatever 10 late at night or the top 100? With Casey Kasem LMFAO on the weekend..... Soundgarden would be Black Hole Sun and Pearl Jam would be geez a few songs and then when you took the two best damn vocalists and put them together wow this is what you get. Whether it's on the recorded version from the studio or live it's still awesome what you miss getting the visual of Chris and Eddie or Eddie and Chris however you like to put them, you missed getting the visual of seeing those two collaborate together Live, it's certainly special.

[@bruhsendit2075]

Walkinginthelight38 they were brothers. He’s the reason Eddie got his start

[@pegitamg9716]

True story: I was a 34 year old soccer mom with 3 rambunctious boys I had no way to relate to. My middle son loved Pearl Jam and Sound Garden and played the DC's so often I had to replace them. One day I heard this song and I asked him what band had Chris and Eddie in it and he explained Temple of the Dog to me in sarcastic teen boy talk. I said"which guy is the vocalist because I could tell that there were 2 strong singers in this song. I thought Chris sang first and then Eddie. He said "yeah, how'd you know that?" I found my way into my sons' lives, music. The beginning of a decade and a half love affair! Thank you both (Chris I know you can read this!) for the gift.

[@TriptoCo]

That's beautiful.

[@Hashtonesfrontman]

Best story....thanks for sharing

[@alanetzkorn6528]

So glad u found the music...teenagers are tough...especially boys. Beautiful story and thanks for sharing. :)

[@gildog391]

Good God, what a testimonial, same story here..I was stuck in the 70s, love my southern rock(still do), by my kids were listening to something different. All in one night I went from telling them to turn it down to turn it up

[@katiefrost669]

He can

[@azff]

I went to Lalapalooza in 1992 when Soundgarden and Pearl Jam both played. They played 2 or 3 Temple of the Dog's tunes. It was truly magical. Saw SG 2 more times and was fortunate to have met Chris, Kim, Matt, and Ben. Rest Easy, Chris You are greatly missed

[@daveb4841]

I love Eddie but Chris was a phenom, the best of the best.

[@MichaelMitchell-eo6cb]

I’m a guy but Chris was a sexy dude!

[@hollihendricks8017]

@@MichaelMitchell-eo6cb absolutely 😍😍

[@cr-it5lh]

@@MichaelMitchell-eo6cb lol

[@stacylapich28]

we are all getting old.

[@tammyh.1769]

and beautiful.

[@TheRealJohnJ10]

Yes.....But we had good music.

[@seanthemanoneal]

Stacy Lapich fuck I'm only 17

[@skinnylegsbarefootshoes]

Luckily

[@LedbetterBand]

I'm still here!!

[@kristasingleton6179]

No one compares to Chris Cornell's vocal range, period.. Beautiful soul, beautiful singer. No contest.

[@GPG3211]

Layne Staley was pretty amazing

[@Noirmirror]

I was lucky enough to be watching this from the side of stage. Was such a magical night both on and off stage. Cornell was a gentleman and talent to say the least

[@littlemonsterpants]

Luckkkkkkky dog you....😉

[@gingersworld1695]

Maaannn lucky!

[@julieanderson5102]

I was at this show but, I was way up on the lawn. I had no idea this was the last performance of Hunger Strike.I cried this entire song.I had wanted to see Temple of the Dog in HS and to be given this chance at 40 was incredible.

[@analuciawild]

I cant watch Chris without tears in my eyes- always had a big crush on him, his soul, his light, his heart, his depth, his sensitivity, his bravery, his integrity, his voice, his artistry, his beauty..... he has it all

[@ny2979]

RIP Chris. My generation lost one of the great voices

[@Rat_Intelligence]

The human race lost a great voice

[@michellecottrell3553]

We have lost a few it seems it's sad

[@staceywatts1862]

At the very least about six awesome voices

[@judetheneilyounggirl2358]

We have lost SO MANY fabulous, amazing, uniquely original, never to be duplicated voices. Its heartbreaking. Just heartbreaking. I thank GOD that I got to be alive at the same time as them, to hear them, see them, LOVE THEM. I thank GOD! I really do!

[@jch2514224]

There timing with each other is impeccable. It’s like they never left the 1991 recording studio of this song.

[@paigebarrett1337]

I still come here ❤

[@Xanderfied]

Man I can't imagine how bad losing Chris was for Eddie. Hope he has found some comfort.

[@Reddog5546]

Eddie Vedder is one of the last, and most truest grunge singers alive today. That's sad.

[@jimcudasnyder]

April 1991. 28...wait, TWENTY EIGHT years ago this album was released. Blew my mind and I had no idea who these rugged voices were or who they were paying tribute to. Year unfolded and we were blessed with BadMotorFinger and Ten. And also Nevermind. What was happening?! Backing up a bit, there was Mother Love Bone. It all made sense. This was a unified front of brothers paying respect to a fallen brother. The Love Child. Don't forget Screaming Trees. Mudhoney. "The Sound". I'm 51 now and I can proudly remember my youth with memories of etched friendships, revolving angst, yearning for truth. Sadly, the voices that pioneered are now echoes but immortally preserved in vinyl and the timeless covers that remind our youth of today that it wasn't just cool music, it was music that changed lives.

[@skoobs6051]

Growing up I always playfully argued with my parents about listening to 'old music and could never fully understand why they couldn't embrace the new music. Now at 47, I totally understand. I live the past through the music I grew up with. And whilst I can listen to new music it's this kind of music that I always return to, reliving my youth over and over.

[@loknloll]

I'm 50. Ditto...

[@solac7749]

@ J.S. fine words man...I'm 42 and it truly made me the person that I am...without some I probably wouldn't even be here...✊

[@METTI1986LA]

I just discover all the awesome music they made, wish i would have been old enough to see them live or unplugged back in the day

[@snownutz8781]

Extremely well put.

[@jenniferburrell7352]

It's July, 2020 and everyone is gone except Eddie. Wish he could piece a couple of musician's together and Eddie would do the rest. If you were a fan of Pearl Jam, you will always remember that voice!! One in a million. NEVER could find another!!

[@tonyjofenig6833]

Huh, You do realise that Pearl Jam is still putting out albums with the same line-up from the 90's. The newesy album is fantastic and Pearl Jam with Eddie never stopped making great music.

[@Jen22w]

Chris Cornell & Eddie Vedder..total Bromance!

[@chrissimpson6701]

Yes that's what it is, nothing perverted it's hard to come by in this time and era.

[@f1tof2]

3:23 they are so cute like two friends kids singing in school production for the first time

[@jesstunnell13]

I still cry every time I hear this one..

[@TheBreakRoom100]

I still can't believe I was there for this. Everyone took off after Pearl Jam with Neil Young still playing the finale. It was a special moment.

[@JackBusiness89]

I love that Matt's in this shot too. Look how in sync they all are here. It's so sad man. I still can't believe about CC. All I can say is if you know someone who's sad and has bad depression just be nice to that person reach out every now and then. Idk what else to say. We love you, Chris!!! Thank you for all of it!!💙💚🧡💛

[@juanburry9292]

I agree. I love how Matt points at Chris at the end. It’s like he’s saying, “You’re the man... the greatest.” Matt... drummer for Temple of the Dog, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam. God, let that sink in.

[@maryjo5720]

The way they look at each other warms and breaks my heart at the same time! Bless you Eddie and shine Chris! ❤️💜

[@TomAllnatt]

Seeing Vedder sing that live and still sound that good is incredible.

[@anjaypogi529]

An epic performance... My heroes of Grunge 🤟🤟🤟

[@HannahRache]

So thankful we have this masterpiece

[@cwb0051]

Just a Beautiful singer, and Handsome as hell..RIP sweet Chris..

[@evekurocieru]

This video makes me so happy

[@michellecottrell3553]

I know this comment was before everything happened but for me watching this is Bittersweet now

[@danielduvall6369]

Gone but not forgotten. Rest easy Mr Cornell! One hell of a concert they must be having in heaven. Taken way too soon as most of the good ones are.

[@AvalbusRagnell]

Don't understand why the hell these two didn't made more songs together... They would have been a complete success. Edit: Wow so many likes! Thank you very much!!

[@deadeyes2803]

you mean they would had made great music

[@erickstamaris1847]

Because I heard Chris was very difficult to work with.

[@thehayman7352]

Because they made alot more money separately. Think about it this way. We wouldnt have soundgarden or pearl jam

[@lisaseah8823]

They had their own styles . Even though they were part of the Grunge era /Seattle sound , they were different. Pearl Jam rose after Andy’s death and don’t sound anything like Mother Love Bone. Temple of the Dog formed after Andy died and they sounded nothing like MLB. They were all friends with Layne and no one sounded like him and never will.. Artists are just that , artists . They needed to be free to do their own thing . With the exception of Andy, they all were hugely successful in their own right . Andy unfortunately died before he was able to get the success he deserved, but he has never been forgotten.

[@Jamal7070]

Erick Stamaris He couldn’t have been that hard, Chris did many live performances with other artists over the years, his songs and theirs.

[@maxbryan5146]

Chris' harmonies starting at 2:27 are incredible. What a talent. RIP

[@kenkryptic5610]

Love how anytime Chris sings off beat or does any change to the melody it works absolutely perfect. Such a great voice... I miss all those lost but never forgotten voices and souls. RIP Andrew, Kurt, Scott and Chris

[@truoc2008]

Man to never hear his or many other voices again... Grew up on these voices... Thank god for memories and KZbin. 🖤

[@tiffanydame7172]

Hard to hold back tears, both sad and happy. Their beautiful, especially together☺

[@withmygoodeyeclosed]

The way Chris does sings Hunger Strike here is just amazing. Those low notes sound so great, perfect.

[@toddapplegate]

Cornell was terrible with this song and sang like an elderly man until the final third were he could get into his high registry. Their stage presence was shit and unbecoming of the song.

[@gman8132]

@@toddapplegate Agree. It was obvious that Chris was high on Heroin in this duet.

[@alexcunningham4847]

I love Chris just as much as anyone else, but his last few years performing were definitely not his best. He always sounded off-time. I’m sure whatever drugs he was on didn’t help.

[@jdj946]

I remember being in my 20s just a young punk listening to this song and saying this was something special 20 years ago. Watching this and hearing those vocals bring me back to being that young punk thinking that I would forever see this song. Now I’m closing in on 50 and this song is still just as amazing as it was when I was 24!!!

[@kevinj3511]

well said jdj, well said....

[@elkevinski]

Rock on dudeee

[@kennethkosciolek8890]

It's so sad, we have lost a huge number of the greatest artists on earth. I miss you guys so much!!!

[@kennethkosciolek8890]

God love ya guys

[@ursulaschlapbach311]

Yes it is really sad

[@yvangrenier3480]

RIP to my favorite singer of all time. 🙏

[@jessicaferraro4114]

I was so pumped that I was there for this...now I'm just so grateful to have been there. RIP Chris Cornell.

[@nichole771]

Chris Cornell was a beautiful human!!! 🤍

[@kuttysgaming4457]

“This right here is the best chris cornell type singer you’ll ever hear”

[@trez337]

Im a grown man and rarely cry. I actually teared up watching this video seeing how powerful their friendship was and knowing that Eddy wont experience moments like this with Chris anymore.

[@raghornhs]

If this doesn’t make you smile, nothing will. Beautifully done by two amazing frontmen!

[@7eventytimes716]

Chris was such a talent and seemed like a great guy. Such a loss, so sad.

[@thiagoedit]

What a moment in time. What feeling encapsulates this song being sung by these two legends in this way on this stage.

[@sherrymorris8628]

Watching this makes me smile & sad at the same time. Is that possible? It's the bond, the friendship, the talent. Chris always paid respect to all he performed with. Such a loss ❤🦘🐨

[@jamesmiller7080]

Hits me right in the feels.. I miss you Chris Cornell.. ur music helped raise me. R.I.P. my brother. U inspired a generation.. the best generation to date i believe

[@MrSpawley]

Truth

[@aimilios-christos363]

I will second that....

[@fanzareli88]

Amen

[@lilienlambare]

It’s beautiful to see so much respect and love for one another. Requiescat in pace, Chris.

[@cg4700]

i love when they shake hands .....

[@kidwajagstang]

WoW! I didn’t know this was the LAST time they performed this song together! For some reason I thought they performed it at another time after this. So while I knew I was witnessing something special by being there and seeing it in person, it has become beyond significant and is now a historically important performance! So happy they performed this and a few more Temple songs. It was a truly magical night! Feel privelidged to have witnessed it.

[@marvenenolan2508]

I HAVE BEEN IN LOVE WITH THIS SONG SINCE I WAS 15!! NEVER COULD I HAVE IMAGINED CHRIS WOULD LEAVE THE WAY HE DID, BUT THERE IS A SAYING; "THE BRIGHTEST STARS BURN HALF AS LONG", & I HAVE TO THINK OF HIM THAT WAY. THANK GOD EDDIE HAD BEEN A TRUE PILLAR THROUGH ALL OF THE LOSE OF INCREDIBLY CLOSE FRIENDS TO SUCH SENSELESS ENDS. WE ALL NEED TO TRY AND REACH OUT, NO MATTER HOW PROUD OR ASHAMED OF HOW DEEPLY SAD YOU FEEL. TOMORROW IS NOT PROMISED TO ANYONE, & WE HAVE TO LIVE EACH DAY AS IF IT'S OUR LAST BECAUSE ONE DAY WE WILL BE RIGHT! HANG ON, TELL SOMEONE, AND LIVE YOUR TRUTH. YOUR A PRICELESS AND BEAUTIFUL. I HAVE BEEN THERE, SO FAR DOWN, & I STILL FIGHT MYSELF. PLEASE FIGHT WITH ME!!

[@FoxUnderhill]

I was there for this concert. This was such a great concert. The fact that this was the last time Eddie and Chris would ever perform this song together makes me even more grateful I went to that year's Bridge Benefit Concert.

[@pegitamg9716]

Two brothers forever joined by the music they made. God bless!

[@TheoriginalSpaceboy]

The love between these 2 Men is something to behold...RIP Chris, you are so missed

[@lukesanders1677]

I cried manly tears watching this. The look they give eachother at the end always gets me choked up.

[@armandoczrs]

Gives me chills! RIP Chris!

[@lynngentry3012]

These two are so good together. Never again so sad

[@grahamjones2570]

Temple of the dog was pure masterpiece, and I love the performance. Thank you

[@debbiewilliams7217]

Awesome! You can honestly see n feel the brotherly love between these two awesome musicians

[@cg4700]

i love when they shake hands and then look away- brothers forever

[@jodithomas9303]

Two of the best rock vocalists EVER! Man, Chris Cornell… what a huge & devastating loss.

[@lisaclayton5824]

I am absolutely speechless❤what a performance of perfection. Each separately are phenomenal, but together JUST. WOW.

[@MB-zk7pz]

I like how eddie vedder puts in the same effort n enthusiasm of every performance ive ever seen or heard of him over all these years. Such a rare thing nowadays. No videos of him being drunk n getting in fights w the crowd n doing things half-assed.

[@paulaball8725]

He doesn't do drugs, saw an interview he said he never did, wasnt his thing

[@danhanke5373]

I miss you Chris ! More then you will ever know!!!

[@paulkingscote2809]

Love it, love it, love it, so talented, music is sublime. RIP Chris Cornell

[@fluhartz]

these two are so awesome.... neither one one are my favorite bands ever ,but I love them both and this is freaking awesome.... And I miss Mr. Cornell so much

[@clmichaels-yu7vk]

I was there at this show. Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Tom Jones {who was incredible}, guys from the Beach Boys, Neil Young put the whole thing on. Amazed getting to see Temple of the Dog, and hearing of Chris Cornells passing, I can't watch this video without shedding more than a few tears. One of the saddest, yet happiest moments of my entire life. Layne, Chris, nobody better than the two of you. RIP

[@robinlorencen8525]

This make my heart hurt for Chris... we miss him.

[@cormacmcrandom6164]

Every time these legends performed this song together, you can just see the immense amount of respect and love they have for each other. It kills me that there's so few of these guys left...

[@brinkybrinkz]

They are two of my favorites ❤

[@choneycutt23]

Wow. What a delight. Such an amazing performance. Instant on repeat

[@OldMcEyeballs]

Chris is like hey where did you get that drummer, he's pretty good

[@bogsmancenido8206]

I hope you are joking

[@Ariel_thenotsolittlemermaid]

@@bogsmancenido8206 they probably are joking... there's no reason for them to say that, other than knowing who Matt Cameron is.

[@c.f.pedraza4057]

46 dislikes was actually Vince Neil.

[@hesh.hesh.2051]

What? Why Vince tho?

[@scooterwallace6119]

@@hesh.hesh.2051 cause Vince sings like a paraplegic. Can't hold a note. Can't carry a tune.

[@edgeworth7750]

Deathbat WWE Vince Neil hates the grunge era of music

[@besteverepicmillennial5927]

@@edgeworth7750 well it was depressing, boring & they were some ugly mofo's!

[@edgeworth7750]

Best Ever Epic Millennial And yet all of those Grunge bands will forever be more musically talented than Mötley.

[@rebeldiamond601]

Every time I hear this song, I never want it to end...

[@OH_Outdoorsman]

Im so happy that we were able to grow up in this generation and listen and see such amazing artists like Crhis Cornell. At the same time very sad! I can't help but tear up when I watch Chris sing. He was Soooo good!! God I hope thier is a heaven where he is singing!

[@designerlarry]

Thank you for uploading this. I'm not interested in copying this. I am very interested in just relaxing and enjoying these two extraordinary people whose voices harmonize into one. You can see, hear and feel the compassion, respect, admiration and true friendship they had for each other. The sound quality is outstanding. I wish I had been to this, or any live performances of Chris Cornell. It's sad to have lost him, and I'll never know why he's gone, but it's given me second thoughts to follow the same tragic path which he and Chester followed. But there's got to be a better way to work through depression and take control of your future.

[@ragereynolds4374]

Larry Fulmer If you ever think about something like that, don't do it, talk to somebody. I know how it feels to be depressed. But there's always at least one person who cares, and it's selfish to do that to them. Put them through the same pain you went through to think those thoughts. And if you have no one you will find someone trust me.😊

[@robduncan2816]

ive tried to watch this like a dozen times now. i just cant man. as soon as ed introduces him i get choked up. rest well chris

[@Mahora1980]

this song made my youth on so many levels

[@claudialux6489]

Schönes Video von Chris und Eddie wie sie zusammen singen.... muss einfach nur heulen, wenn ich die beiden zusammen sehe 😢

[@brendabrown7864]

Miss you Chris there will never be another you🌹R.I.P. Beautiful Keeper 🙏🏽🕊 one of my favorites 🌹

[@joetag15]

Rest in peace, Chris. Keep us going, Eddie.

[@robertleslie2467]

Everyone wants to sing like Chris Cornell until its time to sing like Chris Cornell. No one sings like him any more.

[@user-gx9cw5fm1f]

Classic song!! Such talent!!