Vocal Coach reacts to Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike (Chris Cornell, Eddie Vedder)

[@AlbinoRhinoEventCenter]

You know who’s singing that high note. Chris motherfudging Cornell.

[@billhicks6449]

Goddarn right!!

[@kvaldez46]

You're darn tootin'

[@johnhines623]

Absofreakinglutley.

[@TheTodd5761]

Bet your sweet apples!

[@Danimal77]

@@johnhines623 Absofuckinglutely as the younger version of James Hetfield used to day!

[@stefanwentink3963]

RIP Andrew... RIP Kurt... RIP Layne... RIP Chris.... Long live Eddie!!!

[@stevenm.2934]

RIP Scott, the grunge singer with the most dynamic range in his voice. He sounds different and amazing in every song. I absolutely love Chris Cornell - he has the most distinctive voice. But, no voice is as amazing as Scott Weiland's voice.

[@thanosdarkseid8695]

dude from blind melon stp too...eddie must feel so alone lost all his grunge era brothers!!! the big 4 FOR ME kurt, chris, layne and eddie!!!

[@you393]

RIP jeff buckley the greatest of em all

[@gromester1092]

Eddie Veder: OOOHHH I’M STILL ALIIIIIIVEEE!

[@alanwashstuff216]

@@stevenm.2934 Wrong, Layne Staley is by far the best voice that grunge ever had.

[@dathorndike4908]

Chris' high singing behind Eddie's baritone lead vocal just still gives me chills.

[@Iansco1]

Agreed

[@tedblack2163]

Temple of the Dog, there is not a bad song on that album.

[@brianswift2706]

@Jack Burton You must try listening to 'Call me a dog'

[@ThiagodMoraes]

Pure gold, there's no bad song indeed..I hear that album non stop, my goodness so great!!

[@goji059]

absolutely, great tunes..

[@EchoesDaBear]

@Jack Burton, ditto to what all other's have posted, but I would also highly suggest Push In Forward Back...the riff in that song alone is worth the price of admission, plus Chris just kills it - as per usual!

[@hardtime63]

Ditto Ted Black, I used to put this CD in my car stereo, and it would stay there for weeks. I can still hear my little brother, getting in my car to go for a ride and just shoot the shit for a while, and immediately going, damn bro, do you ever take this CD out? I'd just laugh, & say, why? I like it. Enough said😏 It's my personal choice, for best all round album EVER. Still, is too. It was my little brother a few years earlier, who'd introduced me to Soundgarden, & Chris. I was more a Metallica guy, but instantly raced down this new rabbit hole, and sorta found a friend I'd never actually meet, in Chris. What do you say about music and the places it takes you, & goes along with ya to? This album has spent so many hours, resonating inside my head I still can't believe my friend, isn't somewhere on this rock, working on another album.....Cheers friends, RIP Chris

[@VicThor1996]

Her smile when Eddie starts singing is priceless

[@grahampagden305]

Her lack of knowing straight away it's Eddie vedder makes her look really stupid

[@izikshalev4519]

Insane vocal preformance. no one vocalist from the grounge era can rival chris

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

@Nerdy old white Guy yea chris wasnt as good as layne

[@onemuckypup9823]

@Nerdy old white Guy Layne's vocal ability was outstanding! Still love Chris and Eddie - they are all unique in their sound and ability.

[@todds79jag]

@@grahampagden305 and even more so when her "favorite grunge singer" starts hitting the high notes.... shes clueless on whos doing it

[@davidlfort]

I read that Eddie was on this track because Chris was originally going to sing both parts himself. Eddie had just been hired by Wood's former bandmates, forming Pearl Jam, and had just moved to Seattle. He was hanging out at the studio with the only people he knew in a new city, and just kind of...started singing the low parts because Chris was having some trouble with them. Friendship born.

[@Van1973Auken]

There are misconceptions about the forming of Temple, and the forming of Pearl Jam. Pearl Jam was Mother Love Bone minus Eddie Vetter, add Andrew Woods. Temple Of The Dog was Mother Love Bone, Green River plus Chris Cornell and Eddie Vetter.

[@machinemaker12]

Jason VanAuken Don’t overlook Matt Cameron from Soundgarden who was also in TotD.

[@Van1973Auken]

@@machinemaker12 oh damn! You're right! Throw som Soundgarden in there. My mistake!

[@cobrakaiX]

Jason VanAuken Ament and Gossard were the only PJ members in MLB.

[@tempsitch5632]

Jason VanAuken Most of what you said was wrong.

[@Werewolf914]

This song never gets old, could listen to it on repeat for hours, Chris + Eddie is one of the greatest duos of all time.

[@dcinsc]

Cornell singing those high notes....playing on that sweet Gretsch guitar.

[@judetheneilyounggirl2358]

I LOVE a GRETCSH and I love how Chris screams in perfect pitch every time!!!

[@RobinMcBeth]

Grestch can't be a word.

[@judetheneilyounggirl2358]

@@RobinMcBeth Grestch isnt, but Gretsch is. It's the name of the most beautiful guitar in the world.

[@dragonclaws9367]

It was a sight indeed.

[@stlpaulie]

RobinMcBeth if you’re don’t that Gretsch is a brand name for a hollow body electric guitar please refrain from putting your ignorance on public display

[@anthonybille4069]

R.I.P Chris Cornell. You had a voice like no other and you will be missed.

[@Marcusnoo]

"He sounds like a distorted guitar" is probably my favorite description of Chris' voice

[@catc1694]

Love this song. It's so raw and pure. I'm a massive Eddie fan and his voice always calms me when I'm feeling too overwhelmed.

[@iscovimigarga3260]

The opening guitar melody always gets me.

[@gc8972b]

yes! melancholic happiness. i don't know

[@eddypimp]

Can't go wrong with a Dadd9 chord 🤘🤘

[@jondi1115]

Cornell and Vedder compliment each other beautifully on this track. Absolutely love this song

[@valvictor8774]

Yes! Thank you for this present , Beth!

[@newdamage5945]

So glad you reacted to this version. One of my all time favorite vocal performances! I've heard it a billion times and when Eddie sings his part I still get the chills sometimes!

[@MrJonathonww]

the smile when Eddie comes in.

[@charlesj.baserapsthething1721]

That smile when Vedder kick in is everything, such a genuine "wow moment" I remember having myself back when this first came out in my early teens.

[@MartinMcMartin]

The music goes on, even after the artist passes. R.I.P.

[@joeleustice]

Eddie needs secret service protection. And Dave Grohl. And Paul McCartney. National treasures.

[@zoesubiabre9518]

@@joeleustice they seem stable, let's hope nothing happens to them. :(

[@joannax448]

Don't forget about Layne Staley. He is my favourite although I also love Eddie and Chris. Please check out Layne second band - Mad Season. Wake up live at Moore is a stunning performance.

[@catinthehat8412]

I think the live profomance is a little better than the cd

[@lorenabull]

The Moore performance is stellar!

[@demoncleaner80]

Mark Lanegan fits in there too, IMO they're the "Big Four" of Grunge, kinda like Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth, and Slayer for metal. (Plus he also happens to be on Mad Season, lol)

[@70centurian]

Yes......l will be 50 soon and ..........Most of my Heroes from this time are Gone B4 me. RiP Guys.....The list is Too long.

[@KamalaToe]

Layne has the honor of being the most gifted, but injected it away. A total waste of what could’ve been..

[@adamsoyer]

From this album: Say Hello 2 Heaven. A must-have! A remarkable vocal display, a performance that shows off the amazing range of Chris' voice. I have heard this song thousands of times and seemingly always know what to expect.... but still, every time I listen to it I am very impressed and amazed at how good Chris was.

[@Rosannasfriend]

The vocals at the end are epic. They make it worth the whole video.

[@davidmcilvenna3710]

Merry Christmas Beth! Love that song.. Chris & Eddie on the beach, West Coast US, moody sky.. brings me waaayyy back... Isnt it scary how quickly time goes by?!! Dublin Dave.

[@NinjaKittyBonks]

God.... I LOVE the way he carries his voice away.... brilliant! Another who is spectacular at this is Eddie Vedder. The passion of these two are very hard to beat :)

[@noeolivero2585]

Long live Eddie. Thanks Chris and Layne. I carry them with me forever

[@keithferris9574]

Both guys are deservedly legendary.

[@machinemaker12]

Her smile at 3:03 when Eddie starts to sing is the best reaction to this video.

[@shellos8]

I've witnessed that moment with many female reactors. He has a certain affect on the female population.

[@Mike_and_Life]

Chris Cornell and Layne Stayley: right turn. It's been years since this was released and I still can't listen to it enough.

[@josephrobichaud2852]

That would be an Alice in Chains (the SAP EP) song. But yes, one of my favorite collaborations as its has the eerie sound of Jerry and Layne mixed with Chris. Eargasm

[@yahirmunoz5270]

I love that song, BEAUTIFUL

[@symphonyinkart]

I love that one as well! Chris screech at the end. Not even joking i get goosebumps every time...

[@Texocracy]

Best part 3:04 *sly smile "Is that Eddie Vedder?"

[@H3avyHaul3r]

probably one my fav songs of the grunge era, the vocals are so distinctive and cornell/veder are a match.... whats most incredible is the popular music of a few years earlier was 180deg difference i love both....

[@thedeeptrees]

This song is the reason I started singing!!! Thank you :)

[@marialaurapanzeri2999]

Had to click immediately...went to bed last night listening to "Times of trouble"

[@SoundgardenFanatic]

Beyond the wheel live 1990 Germany by Soundgarden is a must watch and react

[@MustObeyTheRules]

👍 yep, she should totally check that one

[@jonniewalker1725]

No. The April 16, 2010 Soundbox version is the top version of Beyond the Wheel.

[@MustObeyTheRules]

Jonnie Walker nah

[@nickihebert9495]

When the two greatest grunge singers come together it makes an amazing song

[@stayhopeful7697]

I love her input and she seems genuine, but she just said, “his voice his so distinctive.” And then does not know who is hitting the high notes haha

[@fleetwarrior75]

This is one of the best songs to sing along to.

[@jimofthenorth8090]

Anyone dislking this deserves a kick in the face for Christmas. Two of the finest voices together on a beautiful song.

[@emilianosaucedo8348]

Its not about them, its about the fact that she didnt even knew eddie was part of this song. You can see it clearly. And then wtf with the 30 second temple of the dog google search and making it look like something she knew beforehand? Pathetic.

[@ssmjf77]

Her face when Vedder starts to sing! 😍

[@spridle]

You literally, and I mean LITERALLY, you have the best reaction videos. Your taste is amazing.

[@dinodigger8807]

Cornell is not only the best Grunge artist but also if not the best one of the top 3 rock era vocalists. Just a phenomenal singer

[@peterheath2308]

Great song/combination. Loved this song for almost 30 years.

[@titusbc]

Excellent choice! This one is an amazing song...

[@Non_Sequitur]

I love when you do the rock singers. Chris is also one of my favourite artists. Beautiful unique voice.

[@nurseaylla]

Oh man.. Chris Cornell 😭😭💙💙💙💯

[@darrenanquist4611]

They talk about this song in the PJ20 book, and I love the story. Eddie had just arrived in Seattle before they had recorded Ten, so he went down to the studio where Stone and Jeff were recording the Temple of the Dog record. He was sitting in the hall listening, and Chris was struggling a bit with the lower part, so he just walked in and started singing. It became a duet, and possibly my favorite ever vocal performances.

[@stryder144]

I would recommend Mother Love Bone’s Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns (the vocalist is Andrew Wood).

[@70centurian]

YES...

[@gregflsaeming540]

Absolutely

[@Yatrix7]

That album is great.

[@stryder144]

Agreed...Apple was an instant classic in many ways. Too bad Andrew died so soon. This album should have blown up.

[@gregflsaeming540]

Without a doubt, Big wig's in Seattle said that Mother Love Bone was on it's way to become Seattle's first, huge super star band! They thought they would have been way bigger than Queensryche!

[@johnbarton562]

Wow - to match two voices so well and with so much power!! Not sure there was a duo on one song in this genre of music that could have done it better. Jaw-dropping and amazing!!

[@manofhealing]

You're amazing, Beth!

[@eduardosandez5637]

What a song,chris and eddie are the best,love this song and never got tired of listening again,i miss the 90s

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

The Temple of the Dog .....the essence of Grunge !!!!

[@tempsitch5632]

Ingo von der Lühe I'm embarrassed for you.

[@grilledspaghetti]

No filler on the entire album. True gem.

[@alex.h.2983]

All the greateness of forthcoming grunge era and the essence of Seattle sounds fused in this alboum.

[@professorflynn8062]

Beth's comment on "feeling" the note and its resonance is right on the money. When I was a percussionist, I learned that the best way to tune tympani during live performances was to find the point at which the drum head would vibrate at the same frequency as the note I was humming into it. My ear was pretty reliable, but observing the physics of the vibrating drum head got me right on the note every time.

[@marcorodriguez6240]

Like a stone is my favorite song from Chris

[@fylyp]

Definitely one of the best from Audioslave kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX_Mh2RojNFqaaM

[@kyleolin3566]

Great song. My favourite is Say Hello To Heaven, which I’m going to listen to right now. RIP Chris. Damn, the song still makes me tear up...

[@johnhines623]

Show me how to live would have to be mine. Or like a stone. Both great songs.

[@Presley3]

The acoustic version is my favorite.

[@wheresatari6242]

Mine is I am the Highway from Audioslave, and Pretty Noose from Soundgarden.

[@tunaonwhitenocrusts]

Merry Christmas! Thanks for covering this amazing song. A great era in music

[@ZolFox]

Cornell WAS my favorite grunge artist as well. He is one of my favorite singers of all time. Like I lost my shit when he killed himself and I always loose it again when I hear this song in particular. And btw the one singing everything up to the harmonies in the pre-chorus is Eddie Vedder. Then it’s Cornell doing all the high notes cuz Vedder’s voice is so much more low-set than Cornell’s. Damn I still can’t hear this song without getting far more emotional than I’d like to admit.

[@bestplayerwii]

Actually Chris sings the first verse than Vedder sings it again

[@Dr.Acula76]

For me it's when I hear Say Hello to Heaven but I feel you!

[@ZolFox]

Or wait. What did I say. Oh oops that’s nowhere near what I meant to type. I have super bad insomnia and I was on 3 nights without any sleep when I made that comment. Then I went to bed and just woke up right now lol. Yes of course it’s Cornell singing up to the pre-chorus not Vedder. Or no wait, Vedder just re-sings the whole verse if I remember correctly. It’s really strange how different they both sound singing exactly the same notes. Cornell’s voice is...”twangier” is the only word I can come up with. Vedder’s is warmer. But I like Cornell’s better. I mean I loved soundgarden so much that to this day, I used a part of one of their songs in many of my passwords (with other letters and numbers of course lol) and that’s the truth. That was devastating and honestly really pissed me off when Chester did it two weeks later and overshadows Cornell’s death entirely. But I’m torn cuz I liked Chester a LOT too.

[@virtualsnake1994]

@@ZolFox the "goin hungryyyy!!" High notes are all cornell, doesn't sound like vedder at all

[@stulora3172]

I know exactly where I was when I heard the news. Tears were shed.

[@andrewmarshall9038]

Have literally been waiting for someone to make this video. Thank you Miss Beth.

[@robertstuart4509]

She Smiles when Eddie Starts. Her eyes lit up

[@garylagstrom3864]

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

[@jasoncanady1944]

When Chris roars it sounds like gods screaming!

[@DavidMendoza-sl3jf]

Had some trouble finding a proper way to describe it. That'll do

[@ledsabbazepplath3889]

I read that Chris once tried to find his “high note limit” and said that it just didn’t stop getting higher

[@toriless]

More like lion roaring

[@LaneMMWhitens]

Merry Christmas to you too, Beth. I hope your holidays are full of joy and beautiful music.

[@drewa1999]

"Oh, is that Eddie Vedder?" "I don't know who is singing that high note.." Are you f#cking kidding?

[@giraffewithtattoos2770]

Right! Who else would it be? The cameraman? LMAO

[@humayu89]

Hahahahahahahaha. I literally laughed out loud after reading your comment.

[@VenusWarlords]

That's because it's Chris Cornell at that part you fucking moron.

[@SrbijaCG]

@@humayu89 same here.

[@TheOanastoica]

Giraffe with tattoos bahahaha! The cameraman 🤣

[@blairmorgan3029]

Thank for reacting to this one Beth! I have been hoping so much that you would!!! Two amazing vocalists!

[@batigo211]

I can't help crying when watching these videos because this was the music of my adolescence, those wonderful years of the early 90s with that masterful theme of the fusion of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, two of the coolest bands and that put grunge at the top. RIP Christ Cornell wherever you are: '(

[@plabaa1889]

Have so many memories from this song... Mostly bad... But now 28 years later.. It's one of best songs, with the best singers.. I love it 💕🙏💕

[@kykk3365]

"His voice is so distinctive..." Two minutes later: "Oooh, I don't know who's singing that high note..."

[@supernova7848]

😂😂

[@vayenquist4969]

Kykk that is where I ended watching this...

[@Metallnsanity87]

Not to mention that Chris is her fav grunge vocalist haha

[@FungusMossGnosis]

@@vayenquist4969 Really? Higher notes are harder to identify the singer, much like whispering is, on the other end of the spectrum. I'd give her a pass on that. Honestly, I think she just misspoke.

[@vayenquist4969]

Zed Dravot Chris is voice is quite distinctive.. Anyway I think it also jas to do with these type of videos are prescripted...

[@ZzKevZz]

Man, I needed this. I feel like I'm back in the 90s when I was a teenager. So nostalgic.

[@nightgoblin29]

A great song! Thank you for this :)

[@ellielovesbands]

what a great way to start your day. thank you, beth!

[@andrewvicarage8219]

Beth, you should react to Audioslave - Like A Stone, or absolutely Staind - Something To Remind You!

[@robinnavarretefritz306]

So underrated aaron lewis. He is an amazing singer. There are some colabs with corey taylor. Holy fkng christ Id love to watch then sing together

[@mattrideout3649]

Absolutely crazy how much I’ve learned singing from this channel. You are amazing

[@jharristurner]

Chris is the most recognizable voice, who is singing the highs? Really? Love ya Beth but come on.

[@morton_3937]

“Is that Eddie?”. Dear me

[@toriless]

I always feel like I need to jump in the shower and wash Chris voice off me after too many songs. Listen to stuff like Kings and Queens. Just disturbing.

[@JonathanKippers]

@@toriless how do you mean?

[@kimerleviccaro1957]

I love Chris so much❤❤. I wish he was still here

[@Suomioz78]

These guys aren't thinking technically when they sing. They just sing from the heart naturally.

[@soundzrinmygarden3833]

Beyond great, will be listened to forever

[@1gor3rant33]

I see Temple of the Dog, I like.

[@BethRoars]

Hey! Check out my reaction to Say Hello 2 Heaven by The Hunger Strike here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5nFZaOahJudiKM

[@Tinus-pi3il]

Ah, what a song, what an album. OK, I'm older now but still think this is still one of the best albums ever. Still so few people know it.

[@jonniewalker1725]

This how he dealt with Andrew Wood’s overdose death. Locked himself away and wrote the entire album.

[@ZEBASS]

Beth you look gorgeous! Thanks for reviewing and appreciating this lovely song

[@wheelmanstan]

amazing album

[@jdspencer60]

Love these videos, new subscriber. Your knowledge about singing and music is impressive - I love watching professionals talk about my favorite singers. Keep the vids coming thanks!

[@BethRoars]

Welcome aboard!

[@ExUSSailor]

You should react to "Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns", by Mother Love Bone

[@kassandar]

Yes!

[@adgato75]

Amazing song. First heard it on the Singles soundtrack. To a kid in the rural Midwest , that album was a window into a lot of great bands.

[@johnhines623]

You got my respect when you said chris was your fav. He is the absolute best freaking grunge voice ever.

[@aleksandarcausevic2911]

Nice! Maybe you could check out Mad Season next 😊

[@Pud246]

Yes...I have the same reaction when I see and hear Eddie Vedder. 😍

[@franciscastiglione5832]

The founding members of a Pearl Jam, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament, before starting Pearl Jam was in Mother Love Bone, with Andrew Woods on vocals until his overdose. They helped Chris Cornell put TOTD together. Fun fact 2: Eddie Vedder is considered an icon of grudge and Seattle in that era, but Eddie is a Southern California born and raised musician who not moved to Seattle after auditioning and being asked to join Pearl Jam. :) Fun (useless...lol) fact 3: Andrew Wood was not just friends, but also the roommate of Chris Cornell when he passed. If you want to hear Andrew Wood, I suggest looking up Mother Love Bone doing stardom champion or if you want to hear something more melodic try Chloe dancer/ crown of thorns. (That is all one title). And lastly, Fun fact 4: the first grunge band (considered to be) that predated mother love bone was Green River, which also featured Gossard and Ament, but also Alex Vincent on drums and Marc Arm on vocals, who would later go on to start the grunge band Mudhoney.

[@andreaibaldo]

"he sounds like a distorted guitar" That's it! Amazing power

[@johngrunwell6101]

I really hurt my throat once trying to match Cornell's singing while the song was playing on the car radio. Pretty sure I broke a blood vessel, and boy did I have a really fantastically novel and pained voice for a while.

[@OCRay1]

Cobain also dealt with severe anxiety and nervousness before and during performances. You’d never know these things were happening with guys like them but hey, they’re just human too. Pretty remarkable though

[@travisbunce7334]

If you like the style of this, can I suggest Angel's Son by Sevendust and friends.

[@NFSgadzooks]

You want the version by Strait Up for maximum effect.

[@NFSgadzooks]

@Kenba Mamba it was Lajon FROM Sevendust with members of Snot and other guest musicians. Strait up was a tribute album to Lynn Strait from Snot. You might want to research before you jump in with pedantic name calling.

[@HobbitDowneyJr]

lol. he is right though, you'd want to listen to the strait up album version (beach video). their album version is nowhere near as good as strait up version

[@exoticnoise420]

90s grunge is my jam. Love your input with all your videos. Merry Christmas and continue to crush it in the new year. Love from Ohio.

[@unti419]

I somehow think these great singers don't sit around and think about resonance, jaw position, or any of the things you mention, they just go out and do it with the raw talent they have.

[@alvinmartinez1685]

Eddie and Chris can do this shit like they're ventriloquists and deliver the same sound

[@marialujanrk3364]

I loved your smile when Eddie showed up in the video!!

[@BethRoars]

📖 Get your signed copy of my album Fable here: www.bethroars.com/shop ☀ Pre-save my first single "Power Of The Wolf" on Spotify (it really helps me out!): distrokid.com/hyperfollow/bethroars/power-of-the-wolf 🥁 Become a Patreon Supporter: www.patreon.com/bethroars

[@CenterThePendulum]

A magical, serendipitous moment in music history. You just don’t get this anymore.

[@anavelazquez3761]

Mad season- Long Gone Day

[@kykk3365]

"...shout to God to bring my sunny day..."

[@denbotrexwell]

"So much blood that I'm starting to drown..."

[@dayra6425]

03:27 chris Cornell founded temple of the dog for Andrew Wood .. he was the lead singer of the member of Pearl Jam before Pearl Jam existed.

[@jasonbeebe5952]

Correct, they were called Mother Love Bone. They we're becoming more & more mainstream, along with Alice in Chains and Soundgarden in the Seattle Grunge scene. After Adam passed, Mother Love Bone sent an instrumental demo to Jack Irons of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Irons passed on the offer, but recommended the tape to his friend, Eddie Vedder, a singer and surfer in San Diego❤️

[@willowcreekjim]

Ok you gotta do Mother Love Bone now. Man of Golden Words. Merry Christmas.

[@michaelt3308]

Simply a FANTASTIC song

[@lorriemiller6750]

She needs to react to Audioslave Cochise.

[@jayvalle50]

That scream in Cochise though

[@roggstudelpest]

Chris singing this live with Pearl Jam was amazing to see. My 2 favourite vocalists of all time. Hands down.

[@abrahamesparza01]

Pearl Jam Sirens

[@TheKevo7777]

Great song. Just listening to it actually.

[@straightbrutality9264]

Great song!

[@hyramsalinas9435]

Outstanding song

[@phatschtuff]

Oh yessir!

[@kenzopo8125]

I still grieve for all my heroes who got lost in the storm; No one sings like you anymore Chris.