@@oscarcastellanos9270 he should be growing hemp for CBD and feeling better with that instead of the pills he relapsed on, and helping others, but I understand his position and don't judge. When you don't know hemp can help it's easy to wanna give up
Jimi Hendrix, my first concert (I'm 65) what a revolutionary musician. Our young asses had never seen or heard anything like him. Seems like tickets were $8 but min wage was 85 cents!
@@savannah8243 Well, it's a bit of a long story that most Cornell fanatics do not want to face anyway... but if you're willing to do do some reading, I can show you wth I'm talking about.
What an amazing person and musician. Okay, a gorgeous man... 😍 But what an amazing loss in all aspects. Have never heard anything negative about him in any way, shape or form. Still feeling it after 2 years...
His music, raw talent, was unprecedented. It seemed so many of these Interviewers would ask Chris questions that they couldn't even begin to connect or understand the intellectual answers he gave that were so deep. Most didn't listen and still don't. He spoke of so much but it was like nobody listened😔 He was wise, real, and is missed 💕
I’ve loved Soundgarden and Temple Of The Dog for several decades. Sadly, Audioslave never quite did it for me. It’s only recently I’ve gotten into Chris’ solo stuff. I’m 52 now and I thought I was long past hero worship, but I have to say that I am not past it where Chris is concerned. The fact that he is gone has haunted me since I got the news so many years ago. I would have loved to know him and had a conversation with him. Not enough guys are so thoughtful and genuinely expressive as Chris was.
Damn, give this guy a simple question and he'll give you a beautifully complicated and thoughtful and thought provoking and wonderful answer....what an intelligent man this beautiful human was... I wish I could have gotten the chance to see him live. I loved Soundgarden, Audioslave was my generation and I absolutely LOVED Audioslave. He was best friends with my favorite front man Chester...you know this guy had to be a kind guy, care about and doing something about child trafficking and what was going on in the environment...I total opposite to most of the Front men in huge ass bands. Oh man and that face....❤ piercing beautiful eyes probably the prettiest eyes I've ever seen on anyone. What are they blue? Green?? FUCKIN GORGEOUS?!?! Is gorgeous a color?!? Oh man rest in peace sweet man...you are forver one of my favorite vocalist and artists ever. Loved your music and thank you for being a huge part of my childhood ❤❤❤ 4:38 oh man...THOSE EYES! That man was truly blessed. His nose is pretty perfect too lmao I know I'm a weirdo but I've always been fond of that nose...👌🏻
I loved this interview just so happened he put Prince in the spotlight as one of the best ... in so many words, at the very END of this video- so cool! I'm a huge Prince fan so this was endearing. I know Chris felt it hard when Prince died. He honored Prince acoustically and it was very emotive. Sad both have left this earth ...
Hearing Chris talk about the way geniuses are born and die... Man, him being dead feels like some weird glitch in the Matrix, you can totally understand why Kurt and Layne and Scott Weiland died, but Chris is just a huge mystery. Why did you have to do that Chris, why...
Its basically the opposite of a mystery. He spent almost 30 years explaining why he did what he did in his songs. Just like Chester Bennington. Just like Layne.
Having a mind like that is a double edged sword. You see life in the most glorious way possible. But at the same time, you see all the bullshit, fake shit, and people believing in what they're fed by stupid people up high that it makes you sad, angry, and depressed because no matter how much good you try to introduce you can't help everyone see life in clarity. I feel for this man. I understand this man. And I love this man.
@@Winsociety Yes, you’re right on with your comment. Was listening to these interviews, understanding and resonating with every bit of what he was saying, realizing we think very similarly. I even thought to myself, that right there is what took him out. I totally get it and know how his mind could take him to that place. It’s rough.
I have tears rolling down my cheeks. I STILL miss him so much! I can't believe he is no longer with us. There is literally only one positive thing about it. He has not had to see what this world has come to. He didn't have to witness Trump in office or Covid and how humans have behaved around it. He shared himself and his feelings with us. He honored us just by being himself. I for one will never forget Him. He will remain ALIVE within my heart forever. LOUD LOVE FOREVER. RIP CC
may your soul live forever Chris Cornell eternally in that universal vast Ocean of music man i still feel broken inside for the way we lost you from this damn world of ours this world will always need more beautiful Angels such yourself Cornell
Chris Cornell had a great sense of humor, he look like a great father and a devoted husband. I never had the experience to see him live. When he stepped out on stage with Linkin Park to singing Crawling is amazing. His voice was a gift from the Gods and Chris gave it his all. He never took his voice for granted instead Chris pushed his vocals to the limit. I remember TOTD Hunger Strike and then when I saw the video, I was like “Who is the wild guy?” Putting a face to the voice on the CD was like, WOW! When he did the theme to Casino Royal, I remember thinking, I know that voice I need that song. It was so crazy, I would rewind the movie just to hear the song over and over again. Then the Rock & Roll Hall a fame inducted Heart and when Chris Cornell came out as presenter I was like YESsssss!!! To hear he took his own life was shocking and sad. I feel for his children so young and his wife must know she was envy being married to one of the sexiest man alive and in rock and roll. It must be hard to loose your husband that way. I listen to Chris Cornell always and sing karaoke to his song, very therapeutic. Great comp of interviews. Wisdom. I hope he has found peace, RIP Chris Cornell...
Audioslave's debut album was the first CD i ever bought. They inspired me to pick up the guitar and to explore rock. He died on my birthday. Ugh it still hurts me so much.
2nd Lalla, American U. George Mason the night the Rockets won the championship that night, he announced it. Stationed at Ft Lewis, wouldn't be shocked if an early version of whatever, 84-86. Same age
In every interview Chris blows away the control and makes the interviewers realize how foolish their pre scripted questions really are. In the purest sense his genius and talent outshine any pre conceived notions of what they presumed he was like. The anecdote about his 5th birthday and man landing on the moon is funny and cleverly explained in such simplicity. Brilliant command of the new normal. Very Marshall Mcclewand and Noam Chomsky i.e.checkmate being his modus operandi.
If when we die there is nothing left, no memories, we don't exist anymore, is lights out, it doesn't make our experiences less important or less amazing
I love Soundgarden and audioslave. I sang like a stone to my kids when I'd rock them as babies. Kind of a strange lullaby lol but it was the only song that would pop in my head that i knew all the words to.
I found audioslave as a 13 year old girl. I think it was the first high qual band I found and loved on my own and opened the doorway for me into this world.
Rest easy big man.. I hope he's feeling better now, if there even is a now for him... But just in case there is post system at play, I hope he's in utter bliss right now and nothing less. A wife, kids, Millions of dollars, all the women in the world, the world at his fingertips couldn't make this soul feel happy... Depression is fucking terrifying.
I really like Chris Cornell. Soundgarden and Audioslave are two bands I really like. Knowing that Chris is gone still hurts. Same with Chester Bennington. Two artists I can think of immediately that I don't want to be gone.
Saw them with NIN I believe that was their final tour before tragedy struck, this man fronted 3 legendary bands with another legend Temple of Dog, got Tom Morello and .ad it Audio Slave and last but not least the ground breaking sound of Soundgarden those that grew up first seeing the black hole sun video on MTV for the first time you knew these guys were gunna be one of the greats of the 90's
I wish I had met you. So much to learn from this man. Gone too soon. Maybe we'll meet on the other side, I'd really love that. Until then, keep rocking wherever you are CC
I couldn't stand Soundgarden in the 90's, but my friends worshipped them. I did eventually love Fell on Black Days, but most of his stuff too heavy and dark for me. But after his suicide I've been intrigued with Chris, respect his music more, see its truth. I guess I'm fascinated by someone SO adored by so many, and who also seems so brilliantly grounded in spiritual truth could commit suicide. Of all the young rock star death, HIS baffles me the most. ?????? such a true soul....WTF?
part 2 th-cam.com/video/MUft5iwG5xY/w-d-xo.html
Awesome group and Chris Cornell a awesome singer,RIP💐💙
It's so crazy that a voice like that comes from such a humble, soft spoken man
Layne Staley too! I guess that was the norm for them🤣😁
@@olivialangley7391 true…both were very kind people
Not to me. Someone with a voice like his automatically makes me think he’s a humble and soft spoken person
He had a fascination with suicide. As he says many times. He wrote what he was thinking about. No surprise
Chris Cornell should not be dead
i believe he isn't dead.
Got that fuckin right, he should not.
How should be then? Alive and miserable just for your entertainment....sounds kind of selfish.
@@oscarcastellanos9270 he should be growing hemp for CBD and feeling better with that instead of the pills he relapsed on, and helping others, but I understand his position and don't judge. When you don't know hemp can help it's easy to wanna give up
Truth here: m.th-cam.com/video/8M_CsjjK4tU/w-d-xo.html
"When Jimi Hendrix was playing in clubs in Seattle I was probably about 2 years old so uh.. I didn't hang around with him much..."
Jimi Hendrix, my first concert (I'm 65) what a revolutionary musician. Our young asses had never seen or heard anything like him. Seems like tickets were $8 but min wage was 85 cents!
jimi didn't influence the Seattle scene at all? i find that hard to believe
I could watch him all day, he was just so fascinating. His voice, his style, his charisma.
Yes I agree Chris Cornell a awesome singer and so sad he passed,RIP💐💙
Yes I agree Chris Cornell a awesome singer and so sad he passed,RIP💐💙
I don't know how to Explain people how much i miss someone I've never even met with.
Me too. But we're in good company because tons of people feel the same way about him. His soul shone through.
i feel the same
Same
I feel the same
I feel the exact same way
The man was so utterly beautiful.
OMG...HE WAS SO BEAUTIFUL !!!
He certainly was! However that fact was used to mislead many....
One of the most beautiful men I have ever seen.
@@conspiracytheorista8988 wth are you talking about
@@savannah8243 Well, it's a bit of a long story that most Cornell fanatics do not want to face anyway... but if you're willing to do do some reading, I can show you wth I'm talking about.
@@conspiracytheorista8988 alright, I'd like to know
I think he had the best voice in rock. He could sing me anything and I'd love it.
4:11 -- "Does it make your set different when... the audience is wet?"
Chris held that in a lot better than I would have.
did u see him smirk tho🤣
He did smirk
@@benjaminknotts745 Smirking is still holding it in. I just would have laughed.
Lol yeah I would be “wet” too
He HEARD THAT AND KNEW DAMN WELL
The world is a shittier place without him.
It sure is!
Imagine how his band feel. And his family obviously, but his wife has always appeared cold.....
Taken out.
What an amazing person and musician. Okay, a gorgeous man... 😍 But what an amazing loss in all aspects. Have never heard anything negative about him in any way, shape or form. Still feeling it after 2 years...
♥️♥️♥️
Me to Lisa😥
I actually looked like him when my hair was long😎
Yeah one of the most beautiful and charming man I have ever come accross. ...
i wish i could have met Chris : (
Same 😔
I met him. What an honor!
My.son.and.his.band.knew.him..
This man had the most influence in my life and I didn’t even know it. He defined my era, my attitude, my style, my personality…. 😢
His music, raw talent, was unprecedented. It seemed so many of these Interviewers would ask Chris questions that they couldn't even begin to connect or understand the intellectual answers he gave that were so deep. Most didn't listen and still don't. He spoke of so much but it was like nobody listened😔 He was wise, real, and is missed 💕
I call it the "Deaf Effect" People just DON'T listen!
NOT then! NOT now!
Very Sad!!
As he got older he resembled Jesus more and more. Kinda crazy.
Zoe Jeremy was thinking the same thing
Have you seen Jesus? 😮
So you think jesus looked the way painters imagined him 1000 years later?
The stereotypical portrail yes. The actual phisical likeliness who knows
Our savior Chris Cornell
I’ve loved Soundgarden and Temple Of The Dog for several decades. Sadly, Audioslave never quite did it for me. It’s only recently I’ve gotten into Chris’ solo stuff. I’m 52 now and I thought I was long past hero worship, but I have to say that I am not past it where Chris is concerned. The fact that he is gone has haunted me since I got the news so many years ago. I would have loved to know him and had a conversation with him. Not enough guys are so thoughtful and genuinely expressive as Chris was.
Me neither, when talking about the band Audioslave.
I'm glad to have a glance at what kind of man Chris Cornell was.
Damn, give this guy a simple question and he'll give you a beautifully complicated and thoughtful and thought provoking and wonderful answer....what an intelligent man this beautiful human was...
I wish I could have gotten the chance to see him live. I loved Soundgarden, Audioslave was my generation and I absolutely LOVED Audioslave.
He was best friends with my favorite front man Chester...you know this guy had to be a kind guy, care about and doing something about child trafficking and what was going on in the environment...I total opposite to most of the Front men in huge ass bands.
Oh man and that face....❤ piercing beautiful eyes probably the prettiest eyes I've ever seen on anyone. What are they blue? Green?? FUCKIN GORGEOUS?!?! Is gorgeous a color?!?
Oh man rest in peace sweet man...you are forver one of my favorite vocalist and artists ever. Loved your music and thank you for being a huge part of my childhood ❤❤❤
4:38 oh man...THOSE EYES! That man was truly blessed. His nose is pretty perfect too lmao I know I'm a weirdo but I've always been fond of that nose...👌🏻
His eyes, but those lips too 🤩
Chris Cornell is something different in every interview.
I loved this interview just so happened he put Prince in the spotlight as one of the best ... in so many words, at the very END of this video- so cool! I'm a huge Prince fan so this was endearing. I know Chris felt it hard when Prince died. He honored Prince acoustically and it was very emotive. Sad both have left this earth ...
Hearing Chris talk about the way geniuses are born and die... Man, him being dead feels like some weird glitch in the Matrix, you can totally understand why Kurt and Layne and Scott Weiland died, but Chris is just a huge mystery. Why did you have to do that Chris, why...
FRANKIEonWCin240p It’s coming up on 3 yrs since he died and I’m still broken-hearted. It’s fucked up!
Its basically the opposite of a mystery. He spent almost 30 years explaining why he did what he did in his songs. Just like Chester Bennington. Just like Layne.
Having a mind like that is a double edged sword. You see life in the most glorious way possible. But at the same time, you see all the bullshit, fake shit, and people believing in what they're fed by stupid people up high that it makes you sad, angry, and depressed because no matter how much good you try to introduce you can't help everyone see life in clarity. I feel for this man. I understand this man. And I love this man.
@@Winsociety Yes, you’re right on with your comment. Was listening to these interviews, understanding and resonating with every bit of what he was saying, realizing we think very similarly. I even thought to myself, that right there is what took him out. I totally get it and know how his mind could take him to that place. It’s rough.
I'm still more than 90% sure Kurt was murdered, but right on man.
I have tears rolling down my cheeks. I STILL miss him so much! I can't believe he is no longer with us. There is literally only one positive thing about it. He has not had to see what this world has come to. He didn't have to witness Trump in office or Covid and how humans have behaved around it. He shared himself and his feelings with us. He honored us just by being himself. I for one will never forget Him. He will remain ALIVE within my heart forever. LOUD LOVE FOREVER. RIP CC
Loudest guy in heaven.
I love the very first interview clip. He seems so relaxed. So beautiful!!
I admired his music but by chance listened to an interview and now I here trying to find all of them. So intelligent, so deep. This guy is a Prince.
He was so damn hot!!!! What a pitty he wont give us more of his spectacular voice.
may your soul live forever Chris Cornell
eternally in that universal vast Ocean of music
man i still feel broken inside for the way we lost you from this damn world of ours
this world will always need more beautiful Angels such yourself Cornell
Chris Cornell had a great sense of humor, he look like a great father and a devoted husband. I never had the experience to see him live. When he stepped out on stage with Linkin Park to singing Crawling is amazing. His voice was a gift from the Gods and Chris gave it his all. He never took his voice for granted instead Chris pushed his vocals to the limit. I remember TOTD Hunger Strike and then when I saw the video, I was like “Who is the wild guy?” Putting a face to the voice on the CD was like, WOW! When he did the theme to Casino Royal, I remember thinking, I know that voice I need that song. It was so crazy, I would rewind the movie just to hear the song over and over again. Then the Rock & Roll Hall a fame inducted Heart and when Chris Cornell came out as presenter I was like YESsssss!!! To hear he took his own life was shocking and sad. I feel for his children so young and his wife must know she was envy being married to one of the sexiest man alive and in rock and roll. It must be hard to loose your husband that way. I listen to Chris Cornell always and sing karaoke to his song, very therapeutic. Great comp of interviews. Wisdom. I hope he has found peace, RIP Chris Cornell...
Thank you for this!
Greetings from Kris from Croatia 😎
Miss you CC.
You are the GOAT
Best vocals ever.
"Do you believe in Jesus?"
Me-"of course! He was the frontman of one of my favorite bands "
"What band???"
Me-"SOUNDGARDEN"
A humane human & a great musician. He is missed by many.💗
Working on a portrait painting of him currently.
Chris Cornell a awesome singer and would like to see your painting.May Chris Cornell RIP 💐
Chris Cornell a awesome singer and would like to see your painting.May Chris Cornell RIP 💐
Audioslave's debut album was the first CD i ever bought. They inspired me to pick up the guitar and to explore rock. He died on my birthday. Ugh it still hurts me so much.
He was born on mine
God he soothes me so.......it hurts too bad most times to listen to his interviews....💔
Just looking at your pic I can tell you were a kindred "something"... I also yearn for a woman who is now gone.
Favourite band and singer of all time. Thanks for everything, I’m alive because of you and I’m sad that you aren’t here.
I shall keep searching for higher truth .rip chris i hate i never saw you live
Me too ♥️♥️
2nd Lalla, American U. George Mason the night the Rockets won the championship that night, he announced it. Stationed at Ft Lewis, wouldn't be shocked if an early version of whatever, 84-86. Same age
"I didn't hang with him much"
Class!
Too perfect...
In every interview Chris blows away the control and makes the interviewers realize how foolish their pre scripted questions really are. In the purest sense his genius and talent outshine any pre conceived notions of what they presumed he was like. The anecdote about his 5th birthday and man landing on the moon is funny and cleverly explained in such simplicity. Brilliant command of the new normal. Very Marshall Mcclewand and Noam Chomsky i.e.checkmate being his modus operandi.
Beautiful Chris is the best! I love his interviews and music. He will always live thru the amazing music he made.
If when we die there is nothing left, no memories, we don't exist anymore, is lights out, it doesn't make our experiences less important or less amazing
Still miss him everyday.
We miss you so much beautiful man. Being born is scary your right. We love you. 25 years baby never stopped following you still do💖
I love that sweater Chris is wearing when he’s sitting on the couch! He’s had such a unique style! 🤍
i wish there were dates on the interviews
"Stay off the pipe" ! wise words from Chris Cornell
"Just look at what it did to Whitney"
I hate when people compare Chris Cornell to God. I mean, he's good, but he's no Chris Cornell.
Lmfao hahahahaha
Thank you
Funny but I'm surprised you've not had ton of hate mail.
Hhahahaha love this
best comment ever! but chris was definitely jesus
I loved him I loved Audio slave
Leigh Bushard b
I love Soundgarden and audioslave. I sang like a stone to my kids when I'd rock them as babies. Kind of a strange lullaby lol but it was the only song that would pop in my head that i knew all the words to.
I found audioslave as a 13 year old girl. I think it was the first high qual band I found and loved on my own and opened the doorway for me into this world.
@@savhannah9889 It is a weird lullaby considering the fact that it’s about a guy waiting for death to take him.
He’s super funny at the pinkpop interview the whole interview especially
I really wish Chris, Layne, Jerry, Dave and Kurt would of formed a super group and did duets on each track switching between peopel
And Andrew Wood.
Check out Alice in chains right turn its got Chris, layne, Jerry and Mark arm from muudhoney.
Itachi Uchiha it’s mark lanegan from screaming trees that you’re thinking of, not mark arm.
@@ovtheabyss84 no he's right, that's mark arm, but mark lanegan did do stuff with cobain on his first record
That probably won't happen now. Grunge kinda finished in the early 2000's.
I got to see him in Edmonton unplugged a few months before the end I am super thankful I was there to enjoy it
Rest easy big man..
I hope he's feeling better now, if there even is a now for him...
But just in case there is post system at play, I hope he's in utter bliss right now and nothing less.
A wife, kids, Millions of dollars, all the women in the world, the world at his fingertips couldn't make this soul feel happy...
Depression is fucking terrifying.
Such an amazing Man, So very missed 😢🙏🏼♥️
I really like Chris Cornell. Soundgarden and Audioslave are two bands I really like. Knowing that Chris is gone still hurts. Same with Chester Bennington. Two artists I can think of immediately that I don't want to be gone.
“Stay off the pipe. See what it did to Whitney” Yeah.
He's a Saint... Immortal forever
What an ingredible loss!!what a beautiful talent .!!
I Miss Chris.
Ultimate Voice, songs and words! What a great thinker with Wisdom.
Show Me How To Live.
God Bless his family.
So painfully beautiful 🌼
Maybe strongest rock voice ever in high range singing.
Supreme supernatural awesome creature I simply adore: Chris in all his ages & stages wow 🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇
Thank you for posting this! RIP Chris Cornell
Love him.
Very complex person just listening to all this I am perplexed
he was so hot ...and relatable
Rest in peace brother 😔
Chris Cornell my favourite frontman of all times !! 👏🏻😎🤘🏻
Saw them with NIN I believe that was their final tour before tragedy struck, this man fronted 3 legendary bands with another legend Temple of Dog, got Tom Morello and .ad it Audio Slave and last but not least the ground breaking sound of Soundgarden those that grew up first seeing the black hole sun video on MTV for the first time you knew these guys were gunna be one of the greats of the 90's
Chris Cornell - pioneer for the modern day Ethical Relativist
2 years 😢
Hey, it's the guy from Dark Tourist! Awesome show and great interview.
That banana over there
I hope the interviewer at 4:06 was fired and banished from the civilized world after that interview.
HE WAS making a point that the music was not noise and was accually music and had a message to it eanglish was not his first language
@@lvl3472 I don't think you understood what the interviewer was saying.
@@lvl3472 right he was probably nervous I don't think he was bad or rude intentionally
He was fine lol
What did the interviewer do he was just kind of nervous.
Did he say "Chris Coleman" at 6:38?
Lol yeah he did
WTF U talkin' bout
5:58
He said Chris Goldman. Lol.
@@Catherine-xf3pc he said Cobain. Freudian slip since Kurt had just killed himself lol
So real. Loves music regardless of genre. Miss you Chris.
That's exactly what he told me once, @2:40, when I asked him how he was able to make his voice sound the way it does.
Such a brilliant genius. I miss him so much.
I wish I had met you. So much to learn from this man. Gone too soon. Maybe we'll meet on the other side, I'd really love that. Until then, keep rocking wherever you are CC
I love how Chris loved Syd Barrett 💗
"He cut his hair for Audioslave." SMH
Que homem lindo!! Miss you Chris so much
I couldn't stand Soundgarden in the 90's, but my friends worshipped them. I did eventually love Fell on Black Days, but most of his stuff too heavy and dark for me. But after his suicide I've been intrigued with Chris, respect his music more, see its truth. I guess I'm fascinated by someone SO adored by so many, and who also seems so brilliantly grounded in spiritual truth could commit suicide. Of all the young rock star death, HIS baffles me the most. ?????? such a true soul....WTF?
So glad I grew up in the time of grunge. Most relevant musicians ever
Eat your heart out Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Elgar....
I think not!
Me too. Best music. Alice in Chains. Soundgarden. Nirvana.
At 12:16 he basically explained what it is to be an atheist agnostic humanist means.
It's all about the bananas
Thank You, Legend!!!
5:57 Chris COLEMAN
"his parents live in Seattle and so do mine"
The world's in need of more talent that can still be a human being instead of a puppet
7:20 ive always thought the same thing
Wow, he loved Syd Barrett... I like that !
Chris Cornell should not be dead.. fuckin bullshit. Never forget seeing them with fnm and voivod in 90. Best show I ever seen...
I Love You CHRIS Conell Rock n roll live's ONN...............🤟🤟.........................................................
Intereviewer "Welcome back to MTV and Prague"
Chris Cornell "Well we've never been to prague before but its nice to be back to MTV"
He was so beautiful.
Saudadesssssssss!
The guy in the second interview asked some really bad questions
Imagine how relieved she is as they MOSTLY answer her questions in a straightforward manner after interviewing Alice in Chains. 😂
Hermoso 💔
Did this guy really say he cut his hair for Audioslave?? I'm not watching the rest, Chris cut his hair in late '93.
22:00 which guitar is it???
Miss you!
He gave us a jewel... "It's just murder, look what it did to Whitney" and he wasn't speaking about "the pipe" 🙏