PAINFUL 🎵 Temple of the Dog - Say Hello To Heaven REACTION

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[@thabomatebane9153]

What an album. What a singer. Rest in peace Chris Cornell. That voice!!

[@Law-Enduring-Citizen]

No auto tune, no layering, just Chris Cornell. Was at his funeral, it was tough. Hardest o e for me. Chester sang at the funeral and was gone not long after.

[@nathantownsend7954]

Whole album was a tribute to Andrew Wood - singer of Mother love bone. The remaining members of Mother Love Bone added Eddie Vedder and became Pearl Jam. The Seattle music scene was a VERY close group.

[@Gekokujo76]

The only members of MLB who formed Pearl Jam were Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament (also together in Green River before MLB)

[@laurettelaliberte8864]

He was also Chris' roommate, and he's the one who found him.

[@Gekokujo76]

@@laurettelaliberte8864 Not only did Chris NOT find him FIRST, Chris was the last one to see Andy while on life support. Andy's girlfriend (Xana..."Stargazer") found him...and made sure he was kept alive on machines even after Andy's family had said their goodbyes, so that Chris Cornell could say HIS goodbyes after flying to Andy's bedside from an East Coast Soundgarden show.

[@enderwiggin5572]

I live in Bremerton where Wood is buried. Stopped by his grave just a couple of weeks ago.

[@adspur]

The album is a masterpiece.Cornell at his best in my opinion.Call me a Dog and a wooden Jesus are gems too.

[@ElDuderino716]

Chris Cornell had a voice that is so unique and distinguishable you can pick it out anywhere!

[@jimmyfabs78]

Just when you think Chris couldn't sing any higher, he takes it up to a whole other level. Mind blown!

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

Written for Andrew Wood (lead singer of Mother Love Bone and Malfunkshun). Chris Cornell and Matt Cameron of Soundgarden joined Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament ( rhythm and bass guitar respectively for Mother Love Bone ), along with Eddie Vedder ( Bad Radio ) and Mike McCready ( Shadow ), to make this beautiful tribute album written by Cornell for Wood. Gossard, Ament, Vedder and McCready ( along with Dave Krusen on drums ) had just formed Mookie Blaylock ( who later became Pearl Jam ) after Woods untimely demise. A beautiful tribute album by a bunch of not well-known 20 somethings who were about to blow the roof off of the music scene. RIP all those who were lost way before their time. ✌️

[@ShreddFly]

And Mookie Blaylock was a pretty good point guard. God bless you brother! Peace!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Well said! Thanks!

[@johncampbell756]

I had thought that Eddie was in town for his final audition to join Mookie and ended up at the studio while they recorded a few songs. Chris was having issues with the melody fir Hunger Strikr and Eddie figured it out. Years later, Matt Cameron became Pearl Jam's fourth, and hopefully final drummer, making Eddie's verse of Hunger Strike a preview of PJ, seven years early.

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

@@johncampbell756 I've heard similar stories about hunger strike and Ed stepping in to help out.

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

@@johncampbell756 also... if you count Matt Chamberlain, Cameron is PJ's fifth drummer. ✌️

[@lyriasfaves]

Although I have been a rocker since birth and classic rock is the bedrock of my musical life... I have to admit, when grunge arrived full force in my late 20's (early 30's), I felt like FINALLY... it touched my soul. I love classic rock, but I FEEL grunge!!!

[@jackstraw6859]

I'm sure we're the same age. The music of the 90s made music relevant again.

[@taradevine6026]

Agree 100%. Hated the glam hair bands so when I heard Nirvana my head exploded. THIS! Finally! What a magnificent era.

[@buzzbomb67]

Same here. Im from 1967, roughly the same age as most of those Grunge-era musicians. The whole Alternative and Grunge movement from about 87-96ish was the embodiment of my musical experiences. It pulled everything I knew together and made it into one movement, covering all kinds of sounds, emotions and thoughts. Really was kind of a Golden era of music!

[@michaelk1449]

I so feel you all. First grunge song I heard was Mudhoney’s “You Got It” on the local college radio station, just after New Year’s 1990. Direct hit to my brain

[@karanrattan4935]

The whole Temple of the Dog album is magnificent.

[@dan1648]

One of my favorite songs on that album is Reach Down but yes I love the whole album.

[@lisajohnson521]

Yes it is!

[@ChadTheAlcoholic]

Times of Trouble is one of my top five all time favorites

[@frostymugger95]

Incredibly underrated album!

[@danielgreen3471]

Times of trouble. Love that song

[@cjcookj85]

One of the most amazing vocal performances ever. Period.

[@johngagliano7578]

Damn straight.

[@ejflesher]

Thank you! This isn't just rock. That's the beauty of grunge, soulful and bluesy fused rock. That's, what I loved, about grunge.

[@marcusl3569]

I saw Chris Cornell perform this acoustically, solo, in 2016. It was on April 5th and the song was dedicated to Layne Staley and Kurt Cobain (both died on April 5th). That entire show will forever be one of my fondest memories and best experiences. Edit: Remembered that I actually recorded a clip of this moment, kzbin.info/www/bejne/anjcfndugZqEnJY

[@Kentuckyfatwhiteboy]

Hell yeah

[@dan1648]

I was also able to see Cornell in the Chicago suburbs in 2016 & I was also able to see him with Audioslave in 2005ish in Chicago. I cherish that I was able to see him & his acoustic show was definitely one of my top experiences at a concert.

[@marcusl3569]

@@dan1648 I was lucky enough to see him perform solo three times and once with Soundgarden, but never got the chance to see him with Audioslave. I still miss that voice today.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Thanks for sharing this!! He was so special and I still miss him terribly. Glad you got to see him! 😊

[@knightngail1]

@Marcus L I appreciate you sharing this with us!! Chris is in my top fav singers!! Nobody like him and never will be. Thanks again! 💞 RIP Chris Cornell 🖤 the world is a little darker since you left us...

[@crawdaddy2004]

I still sometimes get a little teary while listening to Cornell.

[@Owlyross]

Feel you there. Plenty of times.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yes same here we really lost a legend in the music industry 🙏

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Me too. Still miss him so much 😔

[@tygerjontereson3752]

Yes is like missing a good friend who i never met ...sometimes i get tears he inspired me a lot and helped through of dark times in my life.

[@reesebukszar3510]

i bawl when everytime i listen to this song, i love it

[@FunkyMonk4Life]

Finally someone reacts to the album version if this song. Imo, Chris' best vocals ever put on tape.

[@docvoodoo565]

Check out “River of Deceit” . It’s by Mad Seasons , another super group ….this one fronted by Layne Staley.

[@Gekokujo76]

I think you've done a couple of reactions to Temple Of The Dog songs now...and been introduced to the bands and people who adored Andrew Wood from Mother Love Bone. It might just be time to actually react to some Mother Love Bone songs themselves. "Man Of Golden Words", "Stargazer", "Bone China", "Gentle Groove", or "Stardog Champion" would be my suggestions. Love Rock awaits you, People!

[@JayTor2112]

If you want to see who this song was written about, check out Mother Love Bone - "Stardog Champion", or "Chloe Dancer / Crown of Thorns". Andrew Wood would have been a huge star, but he died before the "grunge" thing really took off. Two members of that band went on to form Pearl Jam, and Chris Cornell was his roommate when he died.

[@zzz7zzz9]

Yes. Cloe dancer/crown of thorns is one of my favs.

[@scottj5018]

I caught myself thinking about people I've lost and got emotional briefly myself. What a good song! I'm 48 and consider myself so lucky to "grow up" in the 90's listening to some of the best music ever

[@steveparker8065]

I would have loved Temple of the Dog to continue forever and still be making albums. I'd also love to think Chris could have still been with us and producing new music. But what they did give us was truly special and we have to be thankful for the short time we had them. Love the reaction, all the best!

[@TheRonanalfred]

I wonder will soundgarden and Pearl jam ever get together and make a tribute album to Chris?

[@steveparker8065]

@@TheRonanalfred Would be nice. Last I heard Brandi Carlile had offered to sing for Soundgarden permanently after a few live performances and some studio work.

[@veevamm3642]

💔😭💔😭

[@dylandenney3980]

@@steveparker8065 I'd love that. They'll never get somebody that sounds anything like Chris, and I'd much rather them have another artist I respect than a sound-alike with no soul

[@jaylinnell4009]

The current lineup of Pearl Jam /is/ TOTD without Cornell. The two members who didn't move on to form PJ joined it like a decade later. Matt Cameron played in both PJ and Soundgarden until Cornell died

[@lodey]

Call Me A Dog off this album is just as amazing! So many good songs!

[@Montyhugo]

TIMES OF TROUBLE!

[@lodey]

@@Montyhugo Oh hell yes!

[@Montyhugo]

@@lodey I still have the CD I bought in 91'👍✌❤🤘

[@lodey]

@@Montyhugo Me too! Now that I look at it, one of the best albums ever. I hope to see them react to more! Rock on my friend!

[@jenniferhill6506]

Omg I love call me a dog too

[@mcjake22]

His voice is eternal chills

[@lisajohnson521]

Andy was Chris' BEST friend. He said he was never the same after he lost Andy.

[@DocRobert]

My best friend died 6 years ago and the person I used to be died with him. I will survive and thrive, and I like who I am now but yeah, that shit pretty much rewrote my entire internal operating system.

[@RussellRobinson971]

Andrew Wood passing, Chris Cornell mourning and leaving a void where Mother Love Bone existed essentially gave birth to Pearl Jam.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Great song it's a tribute to Andrew Wood who was his friend that died from a overdose. Now their both together Rip Andrew and Chris you guys left us way too soon 🙏

[@avestuart]

This record was recorded up the street from where I live now on the northend of the Seattle metro area. It's a tribute to Andrew Wood, singer from Mother Love Bone who died from a heroin overdose. I was about 20 when this record came out. Andrew Wood was a much-loved character in the Seattle scene, locals who were in the scene still talk about him today. He and Chris Cornell had been roommates for a time on Capitol Hill area of Seattle. Members from Mother Love Bone went on to form Pearl Jam, so all of these bands are connected.

[@avestuart]

@@GeorgeTropicana By what standards? Where are you getting your stats? Currently the top three worst cities for crime are St Louis, Jackson, Mississippi and Detroit. But those are crime stats, you didn't mention the stats from which you're getting your information. When was the last time you've been to Seattle, anyway? Don't turn your believes and opinions into facts, dude. Go learn something. If you don't like Seattle that's one thing, but it's odd that you're making this comment on a video featuring a band from Seattle. I think you really just want to be a jackass

[@stevewalsh4850]

Chris Cornell could literally peel the paint off a wall with his voice, and I mean that with the upmost respect

[@jenewbee]

Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns - Mother Love Bone next R.I.P Andrew Wood

[@thefullnomad6543]

I prefer Hunger Strike from this album. But this cuts through me like a knife every time. And it hurts more now that Chris Cornell has died of suicide too. Andrew Wood died of heroin. It's all heroin in the Seattle scene, from Jimi Hendrix up to all the grunge guys.

[@OnAPlain88]

Chris died from suicide... "Allegedly" 😒

[@kwantoon]

Jimi didn't die from Heroin use, in fact there is no real evidence that he ever used. It's hard to say that for sure, but he wasn't a known heroin addict.

[@lantzkeefer557]

So happy that you did this song,one of Chris's best vocal performances and songs.This was for Andrew Wood from the band Mother love bone,who died from a Heroin overdose.You have never reacted to Mother love bone and I know Lex would like them.

[@phunkjnky]

This song will never not make my eyes moist.

[@tommyjackson5725]

Every song on this album is amazing!.

[@rachel.en3101]

Fantastic song. Temple of the Dog was one of the first CDs I purchased when I got my first CD player in the early 90's. This song still brings tears to my eyes after all these years. 😢

[@caskillet]

100% same, first disc I bought. Probably saw you in the CD aisle at Tower Records.

[@princeofpcos9804]

Great album. For what it's worth, Miley Cyrus did a very good cover of this for the Chris Cornell tribute concert.

[@ssRocker-nn3tp]

Yes. She did and a lot of rock covers. Check out led zeppelin.

[@kennethwilliams5063]

Miley did a respectable version. I wasn't prepared for that.

[@ibarskiy]

Check out Alice in Chains Right Turn for another amazing vocal performance by Chris Cornell. Incidentally again for an artist where he's not the main billing. Amazing, amazing talent.

[@joebeard4687]

Chris and I never met, but he was always right there and still is.... Just a click of a button away. Rest in peace my friend.

[@Gekokujo76]

I got into the major Grunge bands before anybody else I know did. I saw the Screaming Trees in 88 when I was 11 years old...long before "Grunge".."Was Cool". That said, I didnt listen to Mother Love Bone properly/all the way through for about 3 or 4 years after Andrew Wood had already passed. 1994 doesnt sound like a long time after 1990 right now...but at the time, it was a world between me finding my new favorite band at the time and the possibility of ever seeing them live or getting another album. Nowadays, Eddie Vedder and Anne Wilson (Heart) are about the only singers from Seattle still with us.

[@joesmith8725]

Lex the easiest style to play for beginners are punk rock, grunge (slower/sludgy style of punk and metal), and folk/country, indie , jangle pop, garage rock, hard rock, nu metal/rap metal, and some acoustics style music. Punk, post punk, alt rock, grunge, industrial, etc. are usually quicker power chords, barre chords and riffs so its a little simpler. . Blues can be a little challenging for beginners, blues scales. Funk, ska punk, dance rock, reggae and reggae rock are also fun to play. Pschedelic, shoegaze (noise pop/dream pop), space rock, gothic rock/darkwave of new wave, experimental/art rock, etc are more ethereal sounding are lots of amp, pedals, whammy bar effects, bends, distortions, and feedback, etc can be tricky. Metal, prog rock are little harder. More blues based and classical music based structure and influences. . At times more technical, changing notes, solos, etc. . But, everyone is different. Depends. Practice practice practice!

[@richard_n]

I feel so lucky to have been in the Puget Sound area when grunge took off. It was a real treat to see all of these great bands before they got big nationwide.

[@princeofpcos9804]

Was just across the water in Victoria at the time. Miss it.

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

I lived on Whidbey Island at the time. We'd take the Mukilteo ferry to get to Seattle shows. Such great times. ✌️

[@iamtheking9418]

I lived over north of Spokane and was enamored with Seattles music scene, I would drive over quite a bit to catch whatever shows I could. Had a good friend who lived there and was friend of a friend with Layne, met him a few times at house parties and such. Met Andy and Stone after a house party show too.

[@JayRo-xp1nt]

Lead vocal performance doesn’t get much better than this !

[@elicupp2333]

This one never ceases to hit me in the feels.

[@newtonmichael]

This is Shangri-la, by Mother Love Bone sometime in the future please....

[@jean-pierreyot5871]

While there is no one on line, let me just say, please check out Fanny, all girl band. Ain’t that peculiar is a good starter. Love watching you guys.

[@ssRocker-nn3tp]

They were the first female rock band. Before birtha. Very talented.

[@arideout8861]

Maynard James Keenan spoke about what y'all are talking about. When he wrote a song about his mom, dying from cancer on the 10,000 Days album. He said it was horrible having to re-live that every show.

[@korybeavers6528]

Rest in peace Andrew Wood and Chris Cornell, 2 roommates that both died of suicide 30 years apart

[@rickytan9123]

Any temple of the dog song is worth the reaction!

[@chriscollesano8463]

This one always hits different with me. Brads right, it takes me to a place that I’d rather not go. There’s always a time and a place for these songs . 😕

[@clorinedream]

Mother Love Bone was Pearl Jam before Eddie Vedder. Chris's song were basically all about depression and death. Just read all his lyrics.

[@racheltassin2270]

Andrew Wood was the singer of Mother Love Bone. Chris Cornell’s friend who overdosed. Chris wrote this for him

[@SAPPERJASON1]

Literally every song on this album is gold. It’s still one of my favorites.

[@randypage9197]

Cornell could sing the phone book and it would’ve been great!!! Check out his cover of NOTHING COMPARES TO YOU. You’ll be glad ya did! You guys are awesome. Enjoy the reaction vids.

[@mr.h.36]

times of trouble is my favorite on this album but they are all great 10/10

[@Gekokujo76]

Footsteps is my favorite Pearl Jam song. You probably know this, but Footsteps and Times of Trouble are the same music. Stone Gossard gave a copy of the tune to Chris Cornell and another to Eddie Vedder....they both put their own lyrics over the music....they both knocked it out of the park.

[@calvingreen5202]

Another great reaction!! This song is one of many, that pay tribute to Andrew Wood. Another one is Sunshower...and it's amazing 👏

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Love love love that song, yes!!!

[@Sir_Alex]

A must-have record .... that voice 😥

[@TheGrumpyNerd]

ugh. favorite album of all time. great reaction..just love this

[@litawells4264]

I'm not sure what the point is anymore of leaving a comment, it seems those who react to the videos don't answer let alone take the time to read them at all, but just in case you do I wanted to bring up another amazing Seattle band who have been forgotten, but yet are Grammy winners, they are called, Candlebox. There most loved song by those of us who remember them is (Cover Me) I think you will love this song, and by the way Temple of the Dog is a Seattle super group, with lead vocals Chris Cornell, and Eddie Veddar. This song was written for Andrew Wood of Mother Love Bone he died of a drug overdose March of 1990 he was only 24. RIP Layne, Chris, Mike, Scott, Chester & Andrew we have lost so many...............

[@jenniferandrews1917]

One of the best songs ever written in dedication to a passed loved one.

[@stoneysopranoyukon9398]

Now you should check out Mother Love Bone Chloe Dancer Crown of Thorns or Shangri La to hear Andrew Wood. RIP Andrew and Cris ✌❤🇨🇦

[@shawntripp4591]

This song has always been so powerful to me, since release, but it gained so much more power and resonance when Chris took his own life. Hearing the line" that he hurt so much, like a soul breaking, but he never said nothing to me." Strikes deep every time.

[@Britton_Thompson]

No, Andy Wood was very much a hardened 'street kid'. He started hanging with a rough crowd at a young age because he ran away from home often in his teens. He was a street savvy guy who could be tough when he needed. He also got arrested a few times in his teens and learned how to hold his composure in tough environments. He wasn't quite Axl-Rose-levels of teenage criminality, but he wasn't a pushover either. Despite his flamboyant stage attire, which was inspired by KISS, David Bowie, and 80s glam metal, Andy Wood was never 'soft'. He developed his drug problems way too early in life (age 14), which meant he wasn't old enough to be hired for a legitimate job. He learned how to put himself in the state of mind required for funding his various addictions early in his adolescence.

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here...BEAUTIFUL and so well reviewed as always..Soooo Special!!

[@greggburke3770]

The singer that Chris wrote the song about is Andrew Wood, who WAS Chris Cornell's roommate and the lead singer of Motherlovebone. Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament from Pearl Jam were also in the band, but Layne Stayley of Alice in Chains was not. If you wanna check out a couple of cool Motherlovebone songs, Stargazer and Chloe Dancer are really cool.

[@Callofthevoid_RB]

The singer Chris cornell has sang for several bands, Please check them out! Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the dog, and Mad season...

[@PlotPointsOG]

Chris Cornell was just insanely gifted

[@openyoureyes909jones6]

Hmm, dont worry too much about it guys....some of us lived through it and cant keep track of all the spinoffs, collaborations, etc

[@hmpz36911]

Sounds like Aerosmith's "Seasons Of Wither". It's like the only difference is the lyrics.

[@jaycordner3890]

And amazing I hear absolutely no reactions anywhere to Mother love bone. Yet many grunge bands pay tribute to the lead singer who passed. Would by Alice in Chains was another. Play on the name Would which sounds like the Surname Wood of the lead singer who passed.

[@johnmorris5384]

Lex! There's no better guitarist than Mike McCready (the guy who performed this solo; Pearl Jam's lead guitarist) to help you explore the blues/grunge mix. His heroes were Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and the Rolling Stones, yielding his own inimitable style! 😃👍 (Notice that his guitar tone on this tune is nearly identical to his on "Yellow Ledbetter.")

[@mariaslavinski2609]

1 of the best voices in rock CHRIS CORNELL your missed!!!!

[@richardgonzales4815]

Chris had a voice of the likes which We will Never hear again . Check out :” Doesn’t remind Me”. A song he did while with Audio Slave .

[@michaeldaugette802]

Yeah the blues and Grunge are alike in that they have that inwardly looking into oneself the music reflects that I think , Grunge never gets old and now it’s over 30 years since what we can grunge came about it was already there actually from the early to mid 80s but it wasn’t labeled Grunge ! You can’t go wrong with blues guitar or grunge especially with both you got a great base for playing the guitar ! I’ll be 50 years old in a few days and I can honestly say this kind of music keeps my mind and spirit young I still feel like I’m 21 inside when I hear this song or any other early 90s grunge song !

[@Deicidal776]

Wait until you get older. I've lost a lot of friends to to alcoholism, suicide, and accidents. You'll experience the same. It's really hard.

[@brothadarrell8315]

The remaining members of Mother Love Bone are this band with Soundgardens singer Chris Cornell to give them a jump as well and yes at the same time while recording Eddie Vedder shows up and Chris went back to Soundgarden which was all they all wanted to see come out of this. The whole album was a tribute to Andrew Wood

[@bigdaddypiggy]

That is one of the best albums you will ever hear….the vocal performance on “Call Me a Dog” alone will make you cry

[@jamespurvis8880]

Heart,Mind and Soul. Putting Feelings into Words that Moves you!

[@mrbaddog4749]

Actually Blues / Grunge are more of the harder kind of guitar to learn. More TOTD Please.

[@dathorndike4908]

Check out "Sunshower" by Chris Cornell. Talk about a great vocal... Chris really shines on that one.

[@mindriot91_96]

You chose well, my friend. Brilliant song, extraordinary lyrics. This has it all.

[@twenty3enigma]

If you want to go in an unusual direction... Norah Jones did a live solo performance of Black Hole Sun during a concert in Detroit, 3 days after Chris Cornell's suicide. Another example of an artist performing in top form while experiencing the loss of a friend.

[@crazeyjoe]

The sad irony is that this song ended up as a tribute to CC.

[@jhamler1]

Chris Cornell was one of a kind but the entire Seattle "grunge" scene rallied around one another and for a brief period recorded some of the best songs of all time.. Temple of The Dog was a one-shot tribute to Andrew Wood but literally every song on the album is a deep/dark gem.

[@clintjo2377]

Sounds from someplace above what humans can do Is what Chris Cornell did ! That's why we all miss him with his family so much !

[@barryd2868]

You gotta check out Mother Love Bone. Their song Chloe Dancer/ Crown of Thorns is killer.

[@jenniferhill6506]

Ahhh. Back when music was good and talent was abundant. Amazing how the planets aligned to create that one moment in time in Seattle. Pearl Jam, soundgarden, nirvana, AIC, temple of the dog, mad season...the list could go on and on. There was a special magic in the water. No doubt.

[@kwantoon]

I remember how much good music was on the radio back then. The entire genre of music that was born in Seattle was incredible, too many good songs/albums and bands to name them all. It was definitely a great time to be young and I miss it dearly.

[@jenniferhill6506]

@@kwantoon agreed. Rock music was epic then and Rap was just as epic. You had the roll-over icons like Run DMC, Public Enemy, NWA, and Rakim just to list a few from the 80s, then into the early 90s we got the solo NWA stuff from Dr Dre and Ice Cube, Snoop, my favorites Bone Thugs, Busta Rhymes, WuTang, Tupac and Biggie... there's so many more. Even Outkast made it into the 90s despite being a more 2000s act. Plus you had the legit female artists like salt n peppa and tlc. And Missy. Hell, even country music was good back then! It still sounded like classic country. The 90s were a great time for music.

[@Roh_Echt]

*I do hope someone will eventually get around to reacting to a few, at least, Mother Love Bone songs; Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns__This Is Shangri La__Bone China__Stargazer__Holy Roller__Stardog Champion. Two members (Jeff and Stone) of Temple of the Dog (also Green River and Pearl Jam) were in the band Mother Love Bone with Andy Wood when he died...and Chris Cornell (one of the Temple's singers) and Andy Wood were roommates. Andy fronted the band Malfunkshun before Mother Love Bone.*

[@phunkjnky]

If you decide to do a deep dive, there's a recording somewhere on KZbin of this of Chris Cornell performing this early while he was still working on it. It's very raw, very emotional.

[@docwatson8848]

Eddie Vedder was in Temple of the Dog and he and Chris had a hit with the song Hunger Strike ironically Eddie replaced Wood. Chris took a break from Soundgarden to do this tribute album, Alice In Chains were friends with Chris and Andrew and their song Would was their tribute song to Andrew Wood ✌️

[@bucklberryreturns]

*Hunger Strike 😋

[@docwatson8848]

@@bucklberryreturns thanks for the correction, as much as I like that song can’t believe I got name wrong 😂

[@bucklberryreturns]

@@docwatson8848 It happens to the best of us Doc

[@jacksonmcdickinson]

Thanks for reacting to this legendary song

[@brianyates7255]

HELLO FROM NEW ENGLAND MUSIC IS THE BEST THERAPY IT ALLOWS YOU TO GET OUT ALL THOSE EMOTIONS IN A CREATIVE WAY...ARTIST EXPOSE THEIR DEEPEST FEELINGS AND PLL ARE DRAWN TO THAT TYPE OF ENERGY...PEACE FROM THE NORTHEAST

[@pushitlpvo]

This song rips my heart out 😢

[@anniemaewalker7462]

Blues and grunge have a lot in common I feel like anyways. But damn did he have a voice!

[@dan1648]

This song was written for Cornell's Friend (Andrew Wood) who died of an overdose. This song gives me the chills everything because it reminds me of my Cousin (Andrew, ironically) who died in the same fashion Cornell did just a few months after Chris did, it was a favorite song of mine before my Cousin passed but now everything I hear it it gets me a bit emotional, especially the last verse.

[@picklefish74]

You said that normal people would fall apart singing something like this for a friend who has passed. Chris Cornell was not a regular person

[@tonkatoy3636]

Maestro Fresh Wes - Let Your Backbone Slide

[@dooper173]

Yall have the best, most contagious smiles, Sending yall lots of love and positive vibes. Thanks for what you do.

[@dougperryman7360]

They (Temple) were a super group before they all truly found their talent…

[@Ommunimuni]

The power of music from great artists give you the power to emote. I think the therapy of music is unparalleled. Chris Cornell has a way that spoke to your heart. THAT is power.

[@MRCATL3]

Certain songs you don't wanna interrupt. Chris Cornell songs

[@davidleach4689]

Whole album is a masterpiece one of the best albums of that decade.

[@kingsway731]

how do they perform it? they pour out their feelings through the music. this is what artists do. that's why you feel it too

[@CitizenScorn]

Is Lex not the most beautiful woman ever?...

[@chrisaskme811]

I really love watching people’s reaction from all walks of life listening to the music I love and finding the beauty in it. It definitely brings people together in a good way! You guys are great. This song was about Andy wood from mother love bone.

[@caskillet]

One of my favorite songs of all time. When Chris Cornell died, it took on a whole new meaning for me. This entire album is worth a layback and chill sesh.