Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun!

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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun!
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[@Blue-6773]

"Bro! What is going on in this music video!?" Is what we all said first time we watched it. If you continue down the Soundgarden rabbit hole I would suggest (if you haven't reacted to them yet), Rusty Cage, Outshined, Spoonman, and Fell On Black Days. All great songs with Chris Cornell singing his heart out in the earliest part of his career.

[@kevinflynn4519]

Johnny Cash does a good cover of Rusty Cage.

[@korybeavers6528]

Limo Wreck

[@susanmurray7654]

And soooo good looking

[@shawn5928]

Fell on Black Days is one of my all time favorite songs by anyone, and that says a lot!

[@toddrotton218]

Outshined outshined outshined ohh yeeaahhh

[@seanstevenson9891]

"No one sings like you anymore." RIP Chris

[@Cloudy_SkieZ1]

I thought the same.

[@michellemiller5620]

Me too! Miss his voice! I want more! So beautiful!

[@Leks3777]

He was voted the best rock vocalist of all time because of his rage and sound. He was a magnificent artist! Very good person. Huge loss.

[@ceejay1794]

Exactly how I and many others would talk about him. Tragically sensitive. This world bully’s the sensitive.

[@melissagrover9727]

Number 1 for seven weeks. This was the number 1 song of 1994. Grunge had fully arrived

[@BTipp24]

This was a great song but I remember the radio played it every 5 minutes so I just got tired of it.

[@timmypyron2830]

Number one on rock radio not hot 100. Big difference. Still a dope song. My favorite by them.

[@trenchy1990]

#1 in Australia. Only for a week but still an achievement.

[@NathanielElement]

Then cobain died and then it left

[@alifc1082]

Chris Cornell was like others that took thier life, very conscious of the world he lived in, deep and sensitive...having a hard time living in it

[@Bri_g3]

Totally agree, very sad

[@Halmak3]

He didn't take his life. He was taken out. Was about to expose the pedo world with Chester Bennington. When his killer or killers have their judgment day with God. wish I could be there to witness it! RIP Chris. Gone way too soon!!

[@Halmak3]

Chris didn't take his own life! He was taken out!

[@donaldshrader4612]

They want you to think those artists took their own lives. Wasn't he and that other guy in to wanting to do something about child trafficking ??? Hmm?????

[@Halmak3]

@donaldshrader4612 yes, Chris and Chester Bennington were working on a documentary about child trafficking. Those involved were not going to let that happen! RIP Chris and Chester.

[@jasonlighton9636]

It's like "everyone is fake and people suck. I'd be cool with our sun going black hole and wiping everyone out" kind of song.

[@--cobb--1674]

this

[@denniscarney5249]

Exactly. It's about that point in life we all reach, where, yeah, it's raining and it sucks but we lose sight of the fact it's only rain and we wish for a deliverance that has far more dire consequences than the rain.

[@larzakalazerath6655]

Spoonman is one of my favorites!! for the most part I think you nailed the basic meaning behind this song. Fake people.

[@rickybranch4547]

Times are gone for honest men, sometimes far too long for snakes. Prophetic words indeed.

[@RickMaciel-y3t]

Must react to Chris Cornell "Say Hello to Heaven" from Temple of the Dog Live at the Moore Theater next.

[@stevehamilton8824]

RIP Chris. One of a kind. Amazing voice and writer. Chris has said that the song came while driving home and hearing something about a black hole sun by the reporter. He didn't hear the rest of the story, just that line and he put it together. A song he has said is just a put together with words and phrases he thought sounded good together, almost as if the listener is supposed to figure out a meaning for it for themselves. Chris was an interesting cat. As many genius artists are. You don't always know what or why they do what they do.

[@matthewstroud4294]

Fell On Black Days would be the next port of call. Chris also has a couple of great acoustic versions where he really lets his voice rip.

[@Kipperbob]

Definitely, Fell on black days is always on my playlist.

[@isaacbruner65]

His Fell On Black Days acoustic cover for SiriusXM was unbelievably good.

[@dagan2000]

this song has a special place in my heart. it was what i was listening to when i realized i had a drug problem 25 year ago. i still remember that night vividly. i was way too under the influence, flipping through a book of aliens in fiction, this song was playing in the background, and i started staring at the wall, hallucinating, felt sick to my stomach and ran to the bathroom to go throw up. i remember hugging the toilet, slipping in and out of consciousness, worried i was going to die. for me, this song was the first step in my sobriety.

[@timothyhester9313]

Fell on Black Days is one of the greatest Soundgarden songs! Even beyond that, its personally one of my favorite songs of all time both lyrically and sonically from any artist ... period.

[@timmiller2913]

Some of Chris' best vocals were with the band Temple of the Dog. Unbelievable album they put out in 1990.

[@SleepingTiger-vlog]

Another prophetic thing is the album art to this album looks eerily like the first photo of a black hole 25 years later. Check it out. Soundgarden is tapped in, I tell ya.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

RIP Chris..Such a beautiful song. 🔥

[@Diesal3]

Seems odd that the line goes, "Heaven sent hell away no one sings like you anymore" Aint that the damn truth! No one sings like Chris anymore.

[@willynillylive]

I miss him

[@tomthumb3880]

​@@willynillylive same

[@belgand5555]

The first thing I ever heard from Chris and I was hooked… thought he would always be around… probably one of the best voices we have ever been so lucky to have graced planet…Earth not the same without Chris….🌎🌍🌏

[@ginagifun6734]

It's great watching you discover Chris Cornell... lots of depth, lots of great music to enjoy. My favorite voice. The world feels diminished without him in it.

[@susanlynn392]

Chris Cornell’s Nothing Compares to You is his vocals at his finest

[@hildarivera5236]

That is definitely a great one with Chris

[@wayneclark2899]

Thanks for reacting to another classic. NGL, Chris Cornell and Maynard James Kennan helped me pull myself out of my suicidal drinking lifestyle... mostly all of Audioslave's music and the album "The Thirteenth Step" by A Perfect Circle. My drinking should have killed me, and quitting cold turkey was supposed to! Just hit 42 this month and feelin' GOOD! MUCH Love fam!

[@chelseahaley8350]

U really can't go wrong with anything that Chris Cornell touches!! He definitely sits at the very top of my list of favorite male vocalists! This man is deeply missed!

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

This video still holds up, even after the crazy innovations that CGI and other things have come around in the last few years. Such a banger.

[@Cloudy_SkieZ1]

He sang Billie Jean Acapella. It was beautiful. A must watch.

[@QueenColeBleu]

Hell ya! A must watch. Made me start to cover Billie Jean, kinda like Chris Cornell ✌️💙🎵

[@mikepiccione886]

You will love his Cover of Michael Jackson Billie Jean, So soulfull😊

[@SleepingTiger-vlog]

A lot of Chris's lyrics have a prophetic edge to them. A lot of fans think the song Limo Wreck was prophetic of the bombing of the twin towers. Im looking forward to you exploring more songs from my favorite band. ❤

[@Oskars-rd1tb]

Outshined from Soundgarden - also great song with great writing

[@TerriMagoo]

So amazing

[@ki_tb12]

I love this song. Thank you for doing this review. RIP Chris, you will always be remembered in your music.

[@importantpyg]

The entire summer of 1994 I could not get this song out of my head! Probably my favorite Soundgarden track is Blow Up the Outside World. I also love Burden in My Hand.

[@orlandoochoada2242]

Perhaps you could react to Prince's cover of "Play that funky music white boy/Inglewood Swinging/Fantastic Voyage". Prince's live performances were epic.

[@diesalwater1923]

Chris Cornell. Chester Bennington. And Anthony Bordane. We're making a documentary called the silent children. A movie trying to take down the child trafficking. Then they all hung themselves. Coincidence?

[@The1Mommalau]

Whoa!! 😢😢😢

[@jessisanchez8150]

Bourdain* and yes it is an eerie "coincidence"

[@lorihauxwell8309]

Was looking for this. Yup 💯

[@sumonjamal1653]

Huge hit single in 1994 w/ a creepy music video... and cryptic lyrics. That was 'Black hole Sun' by Soundgarden... It was about Cornell wishing for the end of the world around him... or the end of everything. He wrote a similar song w/ Soundgarden - 'Blow up the outside world'... Chris Cornell had a history of struggling w/ depression (and drugs)... Quite a few of his lyrics are real dark and ominous... it was clear now, knowing how he died in 2017, that he was clearly struggling and considering the end of his life w/ songs like 'Pretty noose' ... 'The day I tried to live' ... 'Like suicide' ... 'Fell on black days' ... by Soundgarden 🤘🤘🔥🔥 One of the standout solo songs by Chris Cornell was "Can't change me"... from 2000. It was about how a woman he was close to has a profound effect on everyone around her, but she can't seem to make a difference w/ him. Soundgarden was the Seattle band that Chris Cornell formed around 1984 and soon rounded up the line-up w/ Kim Thayil (lead guitar), Matt Cameron (drums) and Hiro Yamamoto (bass)... They became a major attraction in the Seattle underground scene and debuted w/ 2 EP's and the album 'Ultramega OK' in 1988... and then signed w/ a major label A&M Records, releasing 'Louder than love' in 1989 before bassist Hiro Yamamoto left the band; he was replaced in 1990 by Ben Shepherd (bass) 1991 was a pivotal year for the Seattle rock scene - Alice in Chains had debuted w/ 'Facelift' in 1990... Pearl Jam recorded and released their debut album 'Ten'... And Nirvana broke the scene into commercial success w/ their 2nd album 'Nevermind'... Chris Cornell had released 2 albums that year - Temple of the Dog (as a tribute to his late friend Andrew Wood) and Soundgarden's album 'Badmotorfinger'... By 1992, both Temple of the Dog and the 'Badmotorfinger' album had sold platinum in the USA and Soundgarden was actively touring into 1993. After the death of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain in 1994, the Seattle scene was starting to implode w/ Pearl Jam disappearing from public view and Alice in Chains slowly retreating from view as well... But Soundgarden released their biggest record 'Superunknown' in '94 and it was a massive hit on MTV and radio w/ 4 music videos and sold 6x platinum. In 1996, Soundgarden returned w/ the album 'Down on the upside'... it sold platinum, but the band was not functioning optimally on tour and while touring on the record, live appearances were reportedly so bad that being on tour was unsustainable. In 1997, Soundgarden shocked everyone by announcing their split. Soundgarden finally reunited in 2012 and recorded a comeback album 'King animal'... and were working on a new album by 2017. However, the same issues that broke up the band seemed to dog Soundgarden by that year... After a particularly bad Soundgarden show in 2017, Chris Cornell was apparently distraught while on the phone w/ his wife and abruptly hung up... When security went to check on Chris Cornell a while later, he had barricaded himself in his hotel room... They eventually found him dead from suicide 😪 Chris Cornell joined an ominous list of 90's rockers that passed away too soon... from Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, Layne Staley and bassist Mike Starr of Alice in Chains... Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots... Mark Lanegan of the Screaming Trees... bassist Kristen Pfaff of Hole ... Shannon Hoon of Blind Melon... Bradley Nowell of Sublime ... Andrew Wood of Mother Love Bone ... Dolores O' Riordan of The Cranberries... etc.

[@daveking9393]

Thanks for sharing that!

[@peegee4229]

I can’t speak on all the songs listed but “Like Suicide” tells a story about a bird which flew into a glass door and was wounded and he had to choose to let it suffer or put it out of misery.

[@sumonjamal1653]

@@peegee4229 I hate to tell u this but most people equate taking their own lives to ending their suffering and put them out of their misery...

[@quantaca5773]

Some of the things chris himself said about this song was, that he was just "playing with words for words sake", "guess it worked for a lot of People but I have no idea how you'd begin to taken that one litteraly" and "i sure didnt have an understanding of it I was just sucked in by the music and tried to paint a picture with the lyrics’ there was no real idea to get across" Also according to the band the video was entirely the directors idea, and at that point the only thing they wanted to do in videos was pretend to play and not look to excited about it.

[@Halmak3]

Chris didn't take his life! He was taken out!

[@jsmith-jones1684]

Another great song around this era is Smashing Pumpkins "Mayonnaise" live version kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWiQZGOfZstom5I One of Billy Corganʻs masterpieces along with the rest of the album and a nostalgic roadtrip song, 1979 kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLIdod7pLOZhck

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

If you want to hear what Chris is really capable of check these songs out. Burden In My Hand - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp6sonyMrbqogdUsi=MeTrRcm3pRptXDfw The Day I Tried To Live - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5POhmyvnquXjMksi=Iz9Xf2mv-xnN11b7

[@MartinMaxFerdinand]

Spoonman (Official video) from Soundgarden would be another great choice - feat. Artis the Spoonman playing the Spoons :)

[@matthewcompton3448]

There's another band Chris Cornell was a part of you may want to check out. That group is Temple of the Dog. It was formed after the death of Chris's friend Andrew Wood, who was the singer of the band Mother Love Bone, and featured two members of Mother Love Bone. They recorded one album, which had a popular single "Hunger Strike", which featured guest vocalist Eddie Vedder. Most of the members of Temple of the Dog besides Chris were, at the time, forming what would become Pearl Jam.

[@emerje0]

You should listen to Golden Earing - "Twilight Zone", it's a really wild song that holds up incredibly well in 2024. The 8 minute version is best.

[@ravenhawke5]

When I was younger, I used to get Soundgarden and Savage Garden confused, maybe because of their names and sounds. I mean, you would expect with a name like Savage Garden they would sound like Soundgarden did, and vice versa....

[@renejensen7799]

Its a very well produced song, it kind of makes me link it to the production quility Metallica got on the black album, even i do know its way diffrent, just top notch production.. I think you could be right, this is about Chris and alcohol, i never thought of that actually.. like all people around him, dosent sing like him anymore, do he drown hes fears.. could be so..

[@mrysedeers]

Marylin Manson had something similar in 'Beautiful People'...just saying:)

[@ScottBunzick-ck6iz]

Now if you are going down the grunge rabbit hole, check out Chloe dancer- crown of thorns by Mother love bone. They were one of the original ones. Andrew Wood was amazing, after his death, the group temple of the dog was formed to pay tribute to him.

[@nancyhoffhines3607]

Another group u should checkout is CANDLEBOX.❤❤❤❤

[@viracocha03]

Chris said this song had no real meaning, he said something along the lines of, "just playing with words for words’ sake. It’s just sort of a surreal dreamscape, a weird, play with the title kind of song. The title was a misheard sentence on the radio, he wrote in in 30 minutes in the car. He said it is a "sad" song but no real meaning.

[@paulalloyd8860]

This doesn't showcase his vocals. Do say hello to heaven by temple of the dog and hunger strike. A band created with this singer and Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam

[@stephaniebaxter339]

Hunger strike is one of my favorites

[@Ejaramillo77]

Black Hole Sun is occultic language for the opening of the bottomless pit and the fallen angel Apollyon or Abbadon, coming with his legions of locusts to plague mankind, basically the beginning of woes foretold in revelation. Tons of occult sybolism throughout the video.

[@jameslong3752]

it's a Vibrating belt machine and was popular in the 1950's as gym workout. its a belt that goes around the wait and shakes.

[@qm7497]

I still want to see the...proof?...files?...on who was jiggling away their body fat. It honestly seems so stupid that if was introduced today it would be endorsed by Kim Kardashian on insta.

[@allison4516]

You should react to some songs by Muse if you haven’t heard them. Their live performances are the way to go for first listening.

[@emerje0]

Always felt this was a great song, but not a great Chris Cornell song. It's very one note vocally and doesn't allow him to really showcase his range at all. There's a few hints in there, but the strongest he sounds is way low in the mix when he's shouting and the ending.

[@kevincraig4326]

Take a listen to the pear jam/Soundgarden collab.. Temple of the Dog

[@jackeylargo9501]

"Jane's Addiction" (been caught stealing) would be a good reaction

[@mgnzmn9362]

And Chris did one of the best James Bond songs of all time😊

[@kristophermyers2255]

Hell yeah he did!

[@theresaneeds4514]

He also did Live to Rise for the Avengers 😊

[@eggboundanddown9851]

He'll never beat Shirley Bassey! 😂👍

[@mgnzmn9362]

@@eggboundanddown9851 Yes, his song is one of the greatest, but no one beats Shirley, you’re right😉

[@eggboundanddown9851]

@@mgnzmn9362 😂👌

[@SureMap]

sorry but the music of the whites is another level, each time with a hidden message

[@Lou-xq9br]

🖤 this one is awesome 🖤 Rip Chris Cornell 🕯️🖤

[@seven.7369]

YESSSS We finally going down the chris cornell hole pls check out fell on black days by soundgarden

[@debrapugh6799]

Spot on.... R.I.P. Chris Cornell.... Hypocryte's not comfortable in they're own skin.... This is great👈🎶🎵🎸

[@ericaelgafy7167]

written by Chris Cornell, has a layered and open-ended meaning that invites various interpretations. It explores themes of disillusionment, concealed darkness, and the quest for individual liberation. Rusty Cage, Spoonman are great Soundgarden songs! Chris Cornell then was with Audioslave, songs include I Am the Highway, Like A Stone. Check them out! Amazing!

[@willynillylive]

Audio slave is also one of his bands you really should check them out

[@alexharbison4411]

NIce reaction, I saw a nice interview with Chris about 10 years ago. He said he wrote this song in about 2 hrs while driving home from a gig. Wrote the music and lyrics in his head and when he got home he sang it into a recorder in case he was too high to remember. But said he did remember every note the next morning. Just an amazing talent.

[@karenlawhorn1974]

Black hole sun. The lyrics point to it being about Lucifer (Archangel of music) and longing for death or (The Black hole sun) Next try The Eagles " Take it to the limjt" or " 7 Bridges road"

[@davidpowell2356]

I discovered this album in seventh grade. The early 90s, thanks Columbia House! Changed my life. 40!

[@davidpowell2356]

P.S. You're five months older than me. 1980 was the best year to be born! 40!

[@williamwhalen746]

Soundgarden is one of the groups whose genre is debated. While they were initially greeted as a part of the rising Grunge genre, many in the heavy metal community place them squarely in the Stoner Metal genre. So, what is Stoner Metal? It is a subgenre of Doom Metal. Doom Metal exemplified by Black Sabbath is metal that slows the music down. Instead of speeding guitars you have a ponderous brontosaurs pounding along. Doom is also notable for being depressing hence the name Doom. As the name indicates while not required many of the bands focus on drug themes. Stoner Metal basically is Doom Metal that is too happy. Soundgarden is possibly the most widely known artist in this genre. Other artists to checkout: Sleep "Dopesmoker," Kyuss "Demon Cleaner," Bongzilla "Grim Reefer," and Church of Misery "Brother Bishop."

[@persia888]

The loss of Chris was crushing. Still is.

[@DiZastur]

um, BP, LSD was prominently used between the 60's and the 90's, from time to time you're gonna run across some music that makes no sense unless you're ripped on acid

[@kaynesheldon4905]

Isn’t there also a genre called acid rock? Idk if it has anything to do with acid though😂 no clue

[@DiZastur]

@@kaynesheldon4905 also acid jazz and I used to have acid wash jeans, not the same thing

[@dianejones8225]

😂😂

[@queenjayneapproximately]

This video hit MTV when I was 10 and it scared the living bejesus out of me.

[@RaineSophiaLewis]

This song is so f*cking great! RIP Chris. 🤘🏻❤️ Forgot to mention, he can sing in 8 Octaves. 👌

[@Steve_1969]

Love to see your reaction to With or Without You" by U2

[@DRAGON_FAN_TIM]

Me and my neighbor made a parody of this song and was for both our brothers and called it Asshole Son. RIP Chris Cornell

[@mimzyriepensell1423]

Very weird indeed...that vibrating item was the 50's way of weight loss...lol... Disturbing for sure, I stopped watching....not something for me...

[@Jude_196]

NEVER another CHRIS CORNELL!! RIP, CHRIS!!! SO MANY great tunes this man leant his talent to...and, they're ALL SUPERB!!! I miss him: SO MUCH!! I still like COCHISE with Audioslave...and, the video that goes with it is: FIRE!! But ANY Soundgarden or Audioslave with Chris is a TRUE TREAT!!! ...and, usually VERY DEEP & DARK! They will truly make you think: FOR SURE!! HUGS!

[@user-nz8vd7es7k]

Check him out in AUDIO SLAVE “LIKE A STONE” His studio version of “NOTHING COMPARES TO YOU” and “SUN SHOWER” 💥🔥🤯

[@JaneWalters-ni7se]

You gotta quit thinking QUITE so much sometimes and enjoy the music 🎶, my friend. Sometimes a song can mean different things to different people. Chris was from Seattle, which is rarely sunny, for one thing so think about his frame of reference. He's singing about the recording industry I believe but take what you want from it. AND PLEASE!! BE THE FIRST ON KZbin TO REACT TO THE ORIGINAL SEATTLE BAND, MOTHER LOVE BONE ❤️!!!! This is the band Temple of The Dog was created for. Andrew Wood was the singer and died of an overdose. Chris Cornell's roommate. There would be no Pearl Jam without this band. Start with Stardog Champion. ( they only made one album, sadly.)

[@danettebumgarner5701]

Sound Garden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave... Chris Cornell was one of the best rock vocalists ever. He died too young. RIP

[@olech56]

A LOT of 90's Grunge songs were about drugs, specifically heroin. A "Black Hole Sun" is literally the mark left by a needle. What follows is the "trip." "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is line for line Kurt Cobain's metaphors for the drug. Red Hot Chili Peppers have "Scar Tissue" with the repeated line "With the birds I share this lonely view." Getting high goes all the way back to the Beatles, the Byrds, and the Doors, and much further. Great artists always recognize their greatest faults. Dave Grohl (Nirvana) and Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) are great examples of musicians who moderated and pushed through to the other side. It's amazing that you're making the effort to learn about new music, so keep learning!

[@franohmsford7548]

From Chris Cornell by way of wikipedia.. " "I wrote it in my head driving home from Bear Creek Studio in Woodinville, a 35-40 minute drive from Seattle. It sparked from something a news anchor said on TV and I heard wrong. I heard 'blah blah blah black hole sun blah blah blah'. I thought that would make an amazing song title, but what would it sound like? It all came together, pretty much the whole arrangement including the guitar solo that's played beneath the riff. I spent a lot of time spinning those melodies in my head so I wouldn't forget them. I got home and whistled it into a Dictaphone. The next day I brought it into the real world, assigning a couple of key changes in the verse to make the melodies more interesting. Then I wrote the lyrics and that was similar, a stream of consciousness based on the feeling I got from the chorus and title" " - " "It's just sort of a surreal dreamscape, a weird, play-with-the-title kind of song" " - " "Lyrically it's probably the closest to me just playing with words for words' sake, of anything I've written. I guess it worked for a lot of people who heard it, but I have no idea how you'd begin to take that one literally." " - - Which is all rather strange considering it seemed pretty obvious even at the time {I turned 18 in December 94} and absolutely certain now that this was a call for the World to End! Chris Cornell was 29 when Superunknown was released and probably 28 when he wrote Black Hole Sun, he grew up in the 70s and 80s turning 16 in 1980 and 26 in 1990. The video is clearly a play on ostensibly right of centre suburban christian and jewish americans of the 70s and 80s believing that life was a utopia whilst early members of suburban generation x like Chris grew up not knowing their place in that fake world. - Generation X were born as of 1964 so yes Chris Cornell was Generation X - Boomers were 46-63, Gen X 64-81, Millennials 82-99, Gen Z 00-17, Alphas 18-35. Jan 1 46 to Dec 31 63 is 18 years - A Generation Jan 1 00 to Dec 31 17 in 18 years - It may look like 17 but you're counting the full year of 2000 and the full year of 2017.

[@andyjackson304]

Chris's voice was so powerful that Michael Beinhorn, the producer of the album Superunknown said Chris managed to fry 5 Neumann U 87 mics while making the album. Each mic retails at around $6000.

[@tonimbarber]

Of the meaning behind the song's lyrics, Cornell has said, “It's just sort of a surreal dreamscape, a weird, play-with-the-title kind of song. Cornell added, “lyrically it's probably the closest to me just playing with words for words' sake, of anything I've written.Jun 28, 2022

[@sassymess7111]

Soundgarden, one of the Seattle Big Four; ALICE IN CHAINS, SOUNDGARDEN, NIRVANA and PEARL JAM!

[@Crimethoughtfull]

All these fake people--you RIGHT Black Pegasus! But you look a little closer...all these fake people looking like RELIGIOUS folk. That's where it's at.

[@xxlordbelxx1368]

Have you ever dived into Cory Taylor of Slipknot's rock band Stone Sour? Epic tracks would be "Say You'll Haunt Me", "through the glass" and My personal favorite "Zzyzx Road"

[@newharlemrenaissanceproduc943]

He wrote this song after he heard a report on the radio and actually misheard what the person was saying. He "thought" he heard them say Black Hole Sun and then he just went with it and wrote the lyrics from there. Chris Cornell joints you should DEFININTELY react to: Hunger Strike; #1 Zero; Like Suicide; Outshined. Burden In My Hand; & I Am the Highway

[@GuitarPlayersFun]

Check out "Hungerstrike - Temple of the dog" = Chris Cornell + Eddie Vedder (pearl jam)

[@DPRyan-vd5pp]

What’s up from Denver, Colorado! Sound Garden wasn’t ahead of it’s time…they were right on time with us 20 year olds back in 1993-1997 grunge era (kids-young adults)

[@stephaniegeer1691]

Ya,thats what everyone thought the first time we watched this video too!!! 😂😂😂I recommend Rusty Cage,Outshined,& most other songs...spoon man is a trippy video as well.😂chris actually had an AWESOME vocal range and tone...he was an incredible singer.🎶❤✌

[@laurawelker9025]

Chris Cornell covered Sinead O'Connor's "Nothing Compares 2 U." MUST listen

[@debiw8599]

Of all the grunge bands of the '90's, Soundgarden was my favorite. I personally dubbed the bands collectively as "Seattle Sludge" because they all came from Seattle (Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden) and had a very muddled sound compared to something more crisp like Metallica, Poison, Motley Crue, Queensryche, etc.I always felt that Soundgarden was the best of them, and I was heartbroken to hear of Chris' passing. I wish I had kept up with them at the time and had more time with Chris' vocals and lyrics while he was still with us.

[@shawn5928]

You should checkout another Chris Cornell “supergroup”. Hunger Strike by Temple of the Dog. Chris and Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam both sing in it. In the early days of Grunge there were a lot of calib’s.

[@lokasingata5831]

RIP Chris, remember going to his best friend's house and I mention to my little Sister in law that my Ex-Husband (now) was super hype to be jamming with Chris Cornell...and she was hype... saying you know he is a big deal this is 2000... as an Island Girl didn't know who he was but he was a sweetheart... of course later on I come to love his music and especially AudioSlave...

[@Avatar_AnaSofia]

This video never made sense to me until I started my research about the Black Sun/Nemesis/ Red and Blue Kachina/Nibiru/Planet x. Basically the Planet/star that it's responsible for the end and beginning of new cycles on Earth. In other words, This Song it's about the end Times and him asking for the Apocalypse.

[@jeremybrinlee1965]

Some of Chris' lyrics are very abstract. Others are more straight forward. All are beautiful, happy, angry, sad, amazing.

[@chefg_murder1191]

Temple of the dog, and if you take Zack out of Rage Against The Machine and insert Chris Cornell, you get Audio Slave... Just dropping knowledge.

[@ssvr3dl1n38]

Would highly recommend you check out the other Audioslave tracks, notably "Show Me How To Live" and "Cochise".

[@xxlordbelxx1368]

Stone Sour- Zzyzx Rd. Hard to believe i guess, but its Cory Taylor-Cox of Slipknot.... You should love it as a former touring artist...

[@AlexHernandez-yb9rx]

RIP Chris Cornel l 😭😭🩷🩷🩷what a great singer 🩷 you have to listen to more Soundgarden! Fell on black days, Spoonman, Outshined, just to name a few.

[@katiedaley3554]

I just watched your Tom MacDonald reaction to Dirty Money and just found out your knowledge base. So not sure if I mentioned this this first time I watched this Soundgarden reaction, to tell you if you look up the Plasma Apocalypse, specifically on JayDreamerz channel. He breaks down this song and how its very much about the Plasma Apocalypse. Then the video and the lyrics will make alot of sense to you. Then you can actually appreciate this song for its real meaning.

[@ljwldt]

Since you're on this whole trip with Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, audioslave as well with Eddie Vedder and pearl jam, I highly suggest Hunger Strike by Temple of the Dog

[@kellyfitzpatrick8857]

Chris Cornell was one of the greatest grunge rock vocalists of all times. I am still amazed at his vocal range and sheer power. My favorite Soundgarden song is Fell on Black Days. You should check out his super group Temple of the Dog and the song Hunger Strike wth guest vocalist Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder. What a collaboration!

[@vovindequasahi]

Such an awesome heavy song. Black Sabbath;y vibe and wicked energy. This is about the perversion that is pervading the world mostly from Holy Wood in the City of the Fallen Angels Los Angeles, and the retribution from God that will inevitably come just like it did to Sodom and Gomorrah!

[@jamesburns8827]

This video was a staple in staying home from school and watching VH1 or MTV in the 90s. Along with love is strong by The Rolling Stones and if it makes you happy by Sheryl Crow. But I hope that you've dive face first into Chris Cornell's catalog because he'll change your life

[@MamaJewels99]

You should do Fell on black days next. It’s awesome. Great singer who struggled with depression and suicidal ideation. RIP Chris.❤

[@amyperkins2008]

I love seeing you react to all the 90s music I loved as a teenager. Kind of asking these same lines...you have to check out Collective Soul. I love"December" by them. But they were super popular in this same time frame.

[@whome1299]

They have a lot of good songs when you're in a mellow mood. Good call.

[@uncle_thulhu]

The "vibro-joint" you mentioned was a real fitness machine. It was supposed to break up fat cells or something. Total quack device, but they did exist. . Both the song and video are meant to be taken very literally - he's singing about the terrifying, artificial banality of the suburban middle class, and he wishes the sun would turn into a black hole and suck it all up (wouldn't happen - we'd just freeze).