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Soundgarden - Outshined (REACTION!!!)
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This was Soundgardens breakout song. To me, Soundgarden and Alice In Chains were the best bands to come out of Seattle.
They were def the most talented musically and vocally but I think it's hard to say who had the best songwriting.
G W
I'm a huge fan of Soundgarden but Chris Cornell was basically Metal Robert Plant. No one else sounded like Layne Staley. And as for AIC's songs not holding up, I reply like this: th-cam.com/video/Nco_kh8xJDs/w-d-xo.html
The only reason Soundgarden is even labeled as “grunge” is because their from Seattle. They were a metal/prog band with their complicated time and time changes. Runs circles around all grunge bands
Jimi Hendrix was from Seattle.
Brian Melendy nirvana was bad or what? Or just hating?
Chris Cornell can sing the phone book and make it sound golden. The guy is an experience ....
RIP.....my favorite singer in Rock N' Roll. of all time.
You hear his "One" by U2/Metallica mix? That was amazing
RIP
Diana that is the truth. I saw him unplugged not long before he left us. One of the experiences of my life.
Well said Diana
YES... We old school Metalheads love Chris Cornel. He not only had an amazing vocal tone, he also had amazing voice control, intonation, vibrato, and huge lungs. He could hold a note forever and then do a killer vocal lick at the very end when most pro singers would be gasping for air.
Plus, his music & lyric writing was stellar. He wrote very honest lyrics. Those Seattle guys were all great at putting their real feelings in their lyrics. They weren't afraid to be vulnerable cause they knew that true art requires true emotions.
Venerable or vulnerable?
@@Anvarynn Sory, I meant vulnerable. I just corrected it. Cheers my friend!
"True art requires true emotions"
Word dude...real shit!
@@nachocavallocarbonell1863 Cheers Bud 🍻
Well said.
As a Soundgarden fan since 89, seeing your reaction is one of the most rewarding things I've experienced through their music. Your enthusiasm makes me feel like I've taken them for granted. Gratitude.
89" year i was born. 🤟
Right on. Love the enthusiasm. And finding a new level of rock is always exciting. Well said.
Coming in a bit late, but I absolutely agree with you. It is sometimes hard to assess music that has become part of your DNA. This reaction was truly rewarding!
"Looking California, and feeling Minnesota"...One of the best lyrics ever.
Rip Chris Cornell
Cyrus Yousefian Chris, Kurt, Layne and Scott be having an absolute blast up there I'm sure. RIP
R.I.P.
I was going to Like this until I saw that it was at 420 likes. PROPER
A huge loss. Had had so much more.
+ Andy Wood, actually the reason the Seattle scene actually happened. Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns or Stargazer created a gateway for Pearl Jam to exist after Andy got a bad batch, ushered in Soundgarden, allowed Alice In Chains to enter the fray as members, and created Temple of the Dog and Pearl Jam - which would have never existed if Andy hadn’t got a bad batch. F heroine!
Outshined is in a 7/4 time signature. That's probably what he was trying to grasp exactly what he liked about the guitar.
Yes! And the crunchy drop D tuning.
@@tomgio1 Sounds lower than D. You sure the guitar wasn't already a semitone flat?
Ash Scott , oh my goodness, I have no idea. I’m just a drummer who has played just enough drop tuning metal songs to be dangerous! It very well may be lower - down to D flat or even C. Sounds like you have the better ear for this!
Was just trying to figure that out. Thanks!
Ash Scott - It’s in drop D, the main riff is palm muted
Chris Cornell was a phenomenal vocalist, without a doubt top 5 ever. Also, he was a very formidable guitarist.
What’s dope about that is he learned to play guitar IN soundgarden. Legendary
Amazing that he was originally the drummer for Soundgarden.
Of all time
In my day on the radio stations I listened to, this song was SO OVERPLAYED that I started to get sick of it. It has been years (omg decades... I'm so old...) since I last heard it. Now, watching you guys react to it for the first time? I'm right back on track and LOVING this song. You're so right, this is a magnum opus of 90s rock. Thank you, LiV, for re-introducing me to truly beautiful rock music.
Lan Tarryk Kozar
Right there with you. Feeling my age and then some. This was over played and so was everything by Pearl Jam (at the time) I loved it but man it got old. Took me years to want to listen to any of it again.
Lan Tarryk Kozar totally agree! It was over played, and over playing was the bane of the grunge era. Us in Western Washington were so sick of Pearl Jam, and nobody could figure out why. Because Jeremy was repeating on the hour, great song, but it was beat to death.
How old are you? Just wondering if I'm considered old too.
Geez!!! That must have been bad!! At the time we had two rock stations in my part of S. Carolina. One was classic rock. The other at the time played only 3 or 4 bands from that era and we’ve been discussing 2. 🤣🤣
I'm 42, tambor76
RIP Cornell. Dude was one of the greatest rock vocalists of all time. My personal favorite is "4th of July".
Truth
Down in the hole, Jesus tries to crack a smile... beneath another shovel load.
yes yes and yes...that muddy guitar and bass...and Chris was in deep on that one.
'SuperUnknown' was my introduction to SG, and for months, I thought '4th of July' had two vocalists.
Ryan’s reaction at 6:04 is why I love this channel. They recognize good music as soon as they hear it.
6:03 is so great lol. Ryan's over-joyed laughter when he hears something that he loves is tremendous.
He laughed because of how old fashioned these vocal parts are, but he hides it because of the vlog.
@@DenEz_TV No, man. Ryan loves it when a nice groove is brought back after a strong chorus and he often laughs when he hears a part that catches him off guard with how good it is.
Chris Cornell was hands down one of the three best vocalists in rock history!
The most versatile surely. Dude can sing soul rock metal or country and sound great.
I was and am 4th best
@Robert Hofmann who's your other 2? just curious...
He's up there, but I still go with Halford or Tate
It's Christy! Layne Staley, Chris Cornell, and Dio for me.
Hunger Strike by Temple of the Dog please!!!! Pearl Jam meets Soundgarden. Any one who agrees should hit them up on Twitter and make a commitment as well. The more we hit them up with the song, the more likely they'll do it!
Eric Wilhelm that one's my favorite!
yep!
Absolutely
I was just thinking about suggesting that! :)
You saved me the need to suggest this.
Say hello to heaven is amazing too.
Badmotorfinger is Soundgarden’s best album in my opinion. It’s one of those “start to finish” albums, it’s fantastic start to finish.
Matt Cameron is a phenomenal drummer. He’s not overly flashy, tryin’ to outshine (pardon the pun!) everyone else, he just manages to do *exactly* what’s required for every song.
R.I.P Chris...
Though i try to forget that Chris passed because that news tore my insides apart
I love the three song stretch of Searching With My Good Eye Closed/Room A Thousand Years Wide/Mind Riot. Maybe my favorite stretch in Soundgarden's discography. I also LOVE Fresh Tendrils from Superunknown, with lyrics by Chris Cornell and music composed by Matt Cameron.
Agreed. I know every single word to every single song. My college days. This song Outshined later became my anthem as a recovering alcoholic.
Freshman year of high school I carpooled 45 minutes to school with a Junior. He played Badmotorfinger on repeat for at least 2 months every morning. Good times.
King animal is pretty amazing too. Some great songs. Makes me sad to think of what could have been
Oh, you ain't gotta worry about that Ryan. All of us rock & metal fans have always been aware that we had something very special in Chris Cornell
This was their first hit! ❤ Never be another Chris. R.I.P. 😢
indeed. One of a kind. RIP, Chris Cornell!
FIRST TIME MOST PEOPLE HEARD SOUNDGARDEN WAS THE SONG ....LOUD LOVE....IT WASN'T A HIT...BUT THEY HAD THE VIDEO AND WAS IN ROTATION ON MTV AND MUCH MUSIC ..
I'd say Hands All Over or Beyond The Wheel was their earliest hits. It just never was as commercially successful as Outshined was
I beg of you guys to also listen to Chris Cornell's solo stuff, audioslave, and temple of the dog (the entire album is incredible, but I'd rec "say hello to heaven") when you have free time. His voice is so beautiful and unique.
This video made me smile so much! Loved this reaction ❤
CthulhuKittie his cover of Billy Jean is amazing
and Prince's Nothing Compares 2 U
Chuck Bledsoe I haven't heard that one! His cover of "Thank you" by led zeppelin is beautiful if you haven't heard that.
Groin Strain that one I've heard! Yeah it's great as well.
I hope they visit some of his other projects. Audioslave IMO really showcased his voice.
Rick Beato just made a video about this song and how it's structured. And what a rock god Cornell is. Check it out. It is in 7/4 time, which Rick breaks down the voice, the drums, bass, and guitars. It's perfect.
Seen so many beato videos haven't seen outshined yet. Gonna look it up next thanks.
@@richardgriego42 You are so welcome. Let me know if you have trouble finding it since he doesn't list the name of the song. I have it saved and can link it.
@@lilymcallister9751 I can’t find it
I appreciate the honesty. I was 15 and sober the first time I heard this. The hair on my arms stood straight up in the air and you could physically see the goose bumps on my arms! RIP THE GREAT CHRIS CORNELL! WE MISS YOU!
That’s the grunge sound!! rusty cage and spoon man are great as well.
It is the grunge sound to me too. It is 80% sabbath and 20% punk inspired
Spoon man. Yes
I've always liked rusty cage the best...
Definitely a grunge sound but also similar to sludge metal.
The most soulful Chris Cornell vocal performance? Temple of the Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven
Goodfella But are they ready for their first rock ballad reaction video?
Chris Ventura breaking new ground! I would watch it
Goodfella that would be absolute dope
Goodfella Say Hello 2 Heaven has soulful lyrics too
I'd have to give it to Call Me A Dog... If you keep me on a leash and you draaaw me aloooooong! Transcendent stuff.
Henry Rollins said Chris Cornell could peel paint off the walls. So true. Knowing how his life ended though makes this song so incredibly sad.
Soundgarden - Burden in my Hand
It's my favorite song for Chris Cornells vocals
The riff sounds "long" because its an odd time signature 7/4. Soundgarden excelled at this.
Steve T. Never the Machine Forever is in 9/8. I love that one a lot. Time signatures outside of 4/4 are always intriguing to your ear and keeps you invested to see where it goes. It’s one of the many qualities I love about Soundgarden. That and their different tunings. It is all is very intriguing. Not to mention killer vocals and awesome musicians.
The drop D tuning makes it sound so heavy
Absolutely.
They were masters at working with odd time signatures and making them sound seamless.
caustic04 cc
@@DemonSlide truth
Audioslave like a stone... Great song!
or reminds me
Soundgarden > Audioslave
Or show me how to live
Be Yourself as well
Pokey Phillips no its terrible.
You guys are so fun to watch! Watching you guys react, makes me fall back in love with some of these songs all over again!!
At 8:52 ...bingo! Yes Cornell met every dictionary definition of a soul singer, but with some extra. Yes he “left this earth” often, and the last time much too soon. Good analysis of the meaning of California/Minnesota. All too true in his case.
I was reading this and it happened
You guys are a course in music appreciation. Keep on keepin on.
I am re-hearing songs that I've listened to for decades.
When he said "Chris Cornell fits in any era", just spontaneously, confirmed to me that these guys are musically educated (I don't care if they went or not to a music school)
Pavlos Pavlou real recognizes real. They don’t know much about music technically speaking, but they have a genuine respect for art. Just look at their react to Dillinger Escape Plan, some of the most abrasive and intense mainstream metal, and you can tell they hate listening to it, but they know what they’re hearing is something special. Love these dudes.
No way. Could not jazz. I think you are saying that just because you are big fan. He is very talented but you are giving him too much credit. Definitely grungy. Could not make a 40s or 50s or 60s sound
they are definitely NOT musically educated
The Mon key You've clearly never heard Soundgarden's cover of the 1950's Howlin Wolf blues classic "Smokestack Lightning."
@@rememberpickles Win.
Just came here from your Cochise reaction. Love hearing your reactions to both of these. So dead on...."it sounds DIRTY"...lol. You hit the nail on the head! 🌸✌
This is my new favorite TH-cam channel. I love seeing people being introduced to old music for the first time. You guys have a true appreciation for all talent and are really, musically astute. Major props. I love the way you get excited for these songs. It reminds me of when I first heard them back in the early 90's. And yes, Cornell was very soulful. Much later on you could hear the soul and sometimes sadness in his voice, but delivered with such power and texture. Amazing. Check out his covers of Nothing Compares To You, Billie Jean, and Bob Marley's Redemption Song. Peace.
Alice in Chains - Would
Audioslave- Show Me How To Live, Be Yourself, and Like a Stone
Temple of the Dog- Say Hello 2 Heaven
Soundgarden- Rusty Cage
The thing i love most about you guys is how you manage to go into every single song you review with a totally blank slate and open mind. In this day and age it is so damn refreshing to see two dudes manage that. No preconception, no prior judgement, just pure, honest opinion and analysis. Keep it on dudes.
I’ve seen this video many times, your guy’s genuine reaction is why I come back to it. I’m wanting to educate you more on expanding your catalog with Chris Cornell here’s a list.
For vocal power
Slaves And Bulldozers -Soundgarden
Beyond The Wheel -Soundgarden
Birth Ritual -Soundgarden
For vocal structure and range
Like A Stone -Audioslave
Say Hello 2 Heaven -Temple Of The Dog
Steel Rain -Chris Cornell
And for vocal creativity
The Day I Tried To Live -Soundgarden
Burden In My Hand -Soundgarden
When I’m Down -Chris Cornell
Temple of the dog. Hunger strike is another song that shows off Chris’s voice
That whole album is amazing.
Jason Elliott up
Kim Thayil is very underrated as a guitarist.
i saw Kim flick a lit cigarette butt like 20 feet up and bat it with his guitar neck into the audience without missing a lick. one of my favorite shows ever.
I so agree.
Amen brother, & Matt is also a highly underrated drummer.
Kim is a guitar god and nicest guy ever!
I love Kim Thayil
I loved watching you guys listen to this 😂😂. Chris Cornell's vocal ability is amazing, happy you finally heard soundgarden.
Its so nice to see other female free thinkers commenting! Its usually a sausage party in here 😂
Love your stuff, guys. Been into this song since it came out, but your reaction clips always give me a new appreciation of the music I love. Thank you.
Yes!!! Finally!!! Great song, Great band!! R.I.P. Chris. This song is why music misses you everyday!
Trust this playlist...in no particular order....
1. Soundgarden " The Day I Tried To Live" 2. Alice In Chains "It Ain't Like That " Singles release 3. Chris Cornell & Layne Staley "Right Turn" 4. Temple Of The Dog "Pushin Forward Back" 5. Pearl Jam "Dissident" or "Breathe" 6. Audioslave "Show Me How To Live" 7. Stone Temple Pilots "Wicked Garden" 8. Nirvana "In Bloom" .....and there is a very short list of phenomenal music for ALL to enjoy....
Right Turn is the most amazing thing ever recorded...............
He just left earth…… that is the single greatest retort to anything about anything I’ve ever heard, love u guys
Soundgarden was one of the most amazing bands I have ever seen live. Glad you guys appreciate their intensity and soul. They are legendary for sure.
Hunger Strike by Temple of the Dog... it was a band Chris Cornell was in with Pearl Jam vocalist Eddie Vedder
Joseph Blumenberg Eddie Vedder was not part of temple of the dog at all!! He was on that song alone.. the band is Chris with most of Pearl Jam. They were formed before Pearl Jam ever even existed. Get your facts straight
Joseph Blumenberg Pearl jam formed BECAUSE of that album. The band was Mother Love Bone before becoming Pearl jam.
Joseph Blumenberg that one of the worst song ever.......so bad. I can write 3 or 4 lines and keep repeating them over again. It's shit.
Damn, I just mentioned this song too, then scrolled down and saw your comment. Amazing freakin song! 🤘
Say Hello to Heaven or Reach Down
The drummer, Matt Cameron is known for changing up and using multiple time signatures in one song. Amazing drummer.
AGREED!
One of the best of his era... in any genre
A TRILLION TIMES YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! A HUGE influence on me...
Matt Cameron is probably the most, and i mean truly, underrated drummer of his generation.
just because he wasn't all over the place like other ones he went overlooked by fans outside the musicians.
❤️ Loved Sound Garden the moment I heard them back in 95. Been a fan since. One of my favorite singers, albums, and songs. Thank you for reviewing. RIP Chris -
“Burden in my hand” will grip you in the first 2 seconds and never let you go
❤❤❤
Great song
I think Ryan is referring to the rock/hard rock/metal usage of what is called 'power chords'. They'll often be played in sequence, as a melody, to form a riffs like in this song.
More technical explanation if you guys are interested in it: in acoustic or cleaner guitar styles you'll usually form chords with all or almost all strings and you'll tend to focus on mixing many different kinds of notes to get the 'coloration' of the chord - that is - minor, major, diminished, maj7th, etc...
With heavier distortion the complicated chords are harder to distinguish and sound messy because they have too many different notes and overtones (some guitarists get away with it but it's harder) and so heavier rock guitar styles started focusing on single note sequences and chords with only 2 different notes, the tonic and the 5th, which is the bare minimum you can get away with and still call a chord.
This development brought some unique characteristics to the style:
* the power chord shape is very simple and easy move around the guitar neck, so it's often played in succession and with fast tempos
* The A power chord (also written A5) is composed by the notes (A, E) . The chords for A major and A minor are composed by the notes (A, C#, E) and (A, C, E) respectively. This means that the power chord notes are present both the major (usually happy sounding) and the minor (usually sad sounding) chords, but it leaves out the 3rd which is the note that would give it it's coloration. This means that power chords are easier to play together and one after another because there's less musical information that can clash with each other.
* It's so easy moving the power chord shape around that bands will often just play every note as a power chords for a fuller sound. A melody of B - D - D - E - E will often be played as B5 - D5 - D5 - E5 - E5 .
In summary, this is a rock guitar kind of technique. This kind of riff is used heavily (pun intended) by most metal bands and was the signature sound of Tony Iommi from Black Sabbath, he was the absolute master of the riff.
Also the dropped D tuning is part of what he’s hearing I believe. Hard not to feel the drop D rock riffs.
Yeah syncopation is definitely part of it. I love how they break down and beat-box the rhythms, they have a way of showcasing how they groove and stuff.
Absolutely, the dropped tuning makes a huge difference. It becomes even easier to do power chords all over the neck and you get the extra lower notes on the guitar.
Give Pantera another chance guys!! Cemetery Gates please!! 😬
Vinicius Leão de Almeida or The Art of Shredding 🤘🏽
They would probably love cemetery gates
ARIZONA RAIDER Anything from cowboy from hell really hahaha
Give Pantera Mir credit than Cemetery Gates. They are far better than that main stream song. How about "5 Minutes Alone"?
Domination - 91 Moscow Russia
This is one of those songs that you just cant turn up loud enough. RIP Chris Cornell. He was amazing.
Guys, seeing this a year later, but to your point about Chris’ soulful voice. One of the defining “rock n’ roll” moments of my youth was a coffee house at our local high school when I was maybe 13. My friends band played this and they got a black kidnamed Jesse who was a Metco kids (got bussed in from Boston to our school in the suburbs) to sing, and man he had some pipes! Sounded just like Cornell and they killed it. I’ll never forget it.
Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam once talked about going to see Soundgarden at some club and how they couldn't believe the amazing sound coming out of Chris Cornell's mouth! Unreal.
He actually performed with chris on this song live
I'm an old metal head, and Chris Cornell rocked the shit out of this....RIP.....
KamikazeSeatbelt not a lot of metalheads that ive met like soundgarden/grunge
I’m another old school metal fan and like this album by soundgarden and most Alice In Chains. I remember Soundgarden and Faith No More opening for prog metal pioneers Voivod.
Love Soundgarden, Audioslave , AIC...many others. Man I listen to everything...blues, Motown....the list goes on and on...if you say my collection you'd go Damn!..Peace..
Man i wish i found you guys sooner. I can appreciate yall appreciating Chris Cornell and soundgarden. Now I'm gonna be up all night watching y'alls vids lol
I love watching you two! So open minded and down to earth when it comes to music in general. Thank you!
Hunger strike Chris and Eddie. You will love it I promise. You need to give Pearl Jam a go as well.
Yes!
Yes yes please
Yaaassss!!! I remember getting temple of the dog on cassette for Christmas when I was 8 years old.
"Hunger Strike" for sure. Magical moment in time!
Yess! Even flow!!
YES! Thank you guys for giving them another chance. You made my night! Chris’ voice... swoon.
I absolutely love this song for all the reasons you describe, and to watch you guys experience all that for the very first time was just beautiful. Thanks!
One of y'alls best reactions yet and i've watched about a hundred of them! Soul in a singers voice is translatable across genres. it doesn't matter what type of music you perform, if it touches people it's good.
Couldn’t have picked a better Soundgarden song in my opinion!
Barry B Absolutely agreed.
He ain't lyin'
Not my favorite, but one of them. Also a pretty good intro song to what the band is all about. Was discussing with a friend what song would have been better than "Jesus Christ Pose" since they seem to be so enamored with Alter Bridge, but didn't care for the Soundgarden song they initially listened to. Our picks were "Black Rain", "Outshined" and "Superunknown".
i prefer a few of their others but possibly the best intro to the 'Garden
Seriously. This is the best Soundgarden song to start someone out with.
From a pure metalhead, hellyeah we ride with Cornell, much like Stapleton, and Tupac, real recognizes real
dude hell fuckin yeah to all of them
This is my favorite reaction ever. I loved that you guys loved this song so much. I've had this song as my ringtone for years. ❤❤
6:03 One of my favourite moments from you guys! Love the smils on George's face and Ryan's moment! Love you guys
Boys, if you liked Outshined you have got to give Spoonman a listen. Just like Outshined, it's classic Soundgarden. You'll love it.
His voice really shines in “Say Hello to Heaven” by Temple of the Dog. You guys would love it, he put some soul into that song.
I just discovered your channel and now I'm binging. I love watching your brand new reactions to music I grew up listened to.
I am really starting to dig this channel, because you guys can totally remind me why I liked these songs that I forget about.
Chris Cornell was in another band called Audioslave. Try "Cochise" or "Show me how to live"
I really think 'Show Me How to Live' is the go-to.
They should do both
He was also in Temple of the Dog.
Gasoline
meledge55 isn’t that Velvet Revolver?
Fell on Black Days is a must !!!
Love watching you guys.you keep it so real..
Keep up the good work !!!!!
Its labeled "grunge"...but its straight "Sabbath worship"...and its glorious!
Soundgarden- the day I tried to live
Stone Temple Pilots - Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart
I love watching you guys get so excited over music! You two are great! 🤘
Y’all would have liked Fell On Black Days as well. That’s another one that shows how soulful his voice was
Say hello to heaven will give you chills from Chris Cornell
Yep
That whole album
Awesome song
Yes!!!! Say Hello 2 Heaven is both lyrically & instrumentally genius. Based on a true story in tribute to his best friends, Andy Wood. He wrote the song (and Reach Down) to help him grieve his loss. 4 octave range showcased. Love you guys! So much fun!
When he talked about how special his voice was, this is the first song I thought...so beautiful, so much soul. He had an amazing voice.
I LOVE YOU GUYS ARE GROOVING TO AN ODD TIME SIGNATURE.----THAT IS A SOUNGARDEN TRICK---THEY FOOL THEIR LISTENER INTO FEELING IT IN 4/4. NOT EASY TO DO.
It’s a 7/4 time signature
I am a listener and a fan of all of you. Thanks for explaining a little about the transitions of a song. I am not a musician. I love this song though, but I had no idea of the layers.
I’m looking California...feeling Minnesota.
What a great line! I've always loved it.
We all know that feeling
My favorite line in this song. It says everything.
I love that line, cause it's so true, smiling on the outside and falling apart inside. Keeping up appearances. Who can't relate that ?
Why did I just KNOW they were gonna pause in the middle of the coolest lyric ever?
This and Rusty Cage are my favorite Soundgarden songs
Rusty Cage, Fell On Black Days, Superunknown, Black Hole Sun, Spoonman, The Day I Tried To Live, Pretty Noose, Blow Up The Outside World, Burden In My Hand, & Live To Rise - Soundgarden
YES! 🙌🏼
My Wave
Dude! You guys need to review. When I’m Down live at troubadour. Trust me all the fans want to see you do that and you will not be disappointed. Cheers from Henderson Green Valley.
Midlife Crisis by Faith No More!
Terrible Crayon yes!!!!
Any track from "Angel Dust". Best album of all-time. I think my favorite is still "Land of Sunshine"
mrbungle60435 ABSOLUTELY.
I think Midlife is a great start for these guys. It's got a cool vibe to it that I think they'll get. But yeah, that album is phenomenal.
Type o Negative - Black no.1
Nick Drage Nick are you a christian woman??
Went to a Soundgarden show in the early 90s small club called Sex on the beach, Fortlauderdale FL. Chris jumped off the stage and started moshing with us, my brush with fame.
The sound is grunge. It's a dirty and low sound. I was lucky enough to see them twice, but I will always cherish the memories. Still one of my favorite bands, and Chris Cornell has (I won't use the past tense) one of the best voices in music. He did so much after Soundgarden as well. If you're going to keep giving them a listen, try "Room a Thousand Years Wide" and "Hands All Over". Such talented musicians period, all of them! R.I.P Chris Cornell. ✌❤
ROOM A THOUSAND YEARS WIDE...GREAT CHOICE!👑
@@badoocee1967 Love It! ✌❤
Yes early Soundgarden is choice ❤️
i clicked on this video SO FAST !!
love your channel,; love this song.
CC’s voice is so strong - he could sing anything. truly. he could sing classic,; blues,; country,; rock you name it. his vocals are unmatched by most. he had a 5 octave range. he had his own versions of many songs that he made is own and are truly beautiful. chris had a beautiful soul. he was great and will truly be missed and no one can ever take his place.
i think you’d also Black Hole Sun-and Spoonman-Burden in my Hand
I’m a rap guy now but growing up my dad introduced me to so many different genres of music that I love. 90’s alternative and this era is some of my favorite music ever. Love this song and the reaction!
Huge fans of yours Ryan & George! I'm so glad I ran across your Reaction Channel, I'm such a huge fan of multiple genres of music. Rap, Metal, Grunge, R&B etc I'm so excited to find a channel that reacts to the great music All Around! 👍🏼👍🏼🙋🏽♂️
This is one of my favorite songs. I've heard it hundreds of times so it's awesome to see you guys buggin about how dope the song is
That sound you're hearing is "distortion." From the grunge era along with Nirvana, Alice in Chains, etc. Another great Chris Cornell group is Audioslave. A good song by them is "Show Me How To Live." Its HOTT!! (Ryan voice) lol. Great review!!
RandyBonez did you ever give Temple of The Dog a listen?
lastofmygeneration I haven't, actually. To be honest, I didn't know he even had a third group until after he died. Any recommendations?
Listen to Say Hello to Heaven. Chris Cornels vocal on that track is incredible.
TheMightyOdin Easily his best vocal performance. That song is pure, unbridled emotion. It's also even more poingant, and somewhat eerie, even, since Cornell's passing. Anyone reading this who hasn't heard it should check it out immediately, then, come back and upvote this suggestion.
My favorite vocal performance of his
mixtand138 I played the song a few times in the days following his death. I was filled with such a sense of loss but also appreciated that I was fortunate enough to see Chris live multiple times with Soundgarden and Audio Slave.
My first time seeing him live was in a small venue that held just a few hundred people. That was May of 1992 and I still have the ticket stub from that show.
RIP Chris. Thanks for the memories.
Soundgarden was special all over. e.g. Matt Cameron is one of the best drummers around.
Also, I love how right off the first note, the metal head bob kicks in. Love it.
Outshined is one of my favorite songs of all time. Kicks ass. And the the line about looking California and feeling Minnesota is one of the best ever.
I have not been able to listen to Chris Cornell since his death. Thank you Gentlemen for honoring his memory and bringing me back a voice, talent and human being that brought so much happiness to all of his fans.
That happened to me as well, but I finally gave in and did it.
I feel the same. It's almost too soon, but I crave my Chris. It hurts though 💔
I guess I was different, I didn't wanna stop listening to his music after his death.
Temple of the Dog - Say Hello to Heaven. If you want Chris Cornell's range...this is your song...and it's heart wrenching.
I'm glad you brothas like the sound. I was first introduced to the Seattle sound back in the early 90's while stationed at Ft. Lewis WA just south of Seattle while in the US Army. I actually got to be on a security team for the Seattle bands at that time. The music was very soulful-one of the first things I noticed. Second, the deep blues that was present in the vocals was amazing. Chris Cornel and Eddie Vedder voices had that soulful lingering affect that I love. To be a part of the scenes in the back and meeting the band members gave me a new perspective on rock, but this type of rock was different than the "hair bands" type of rock. Every rock era was in a way rebellious of the previous rock era, but when this grunge sound hit, it came out of left field and blinded everybody. I listened to some rock music back then, but the grunge sound hit me because of the soulfulness of it, it wasnt just a bunch of screaming into a mic, it had a flow to it. What's crazy to me was that everyone of these guys I talked to had been mesmerized by the likes of Robert Johnson, Jimmie Hendrix and Bo Diddley. Yep, they held those three as "Rock Gods". It is very important to note that Bo Diddley is nicknamed "THE ORIGINATOR", the first to transition "Blues" into the new sound called "Rock". I felt great that they were actually praising these two African Americans and attributed their love of rock because of Johnson, Hendrix and Diddley. Made me feel special as an African American man. I am so happy that I was there behind the scenes, up close and personal, in witnessing this grunge take hold of the world, while also destroying the big hair bands...lol. Keep doing what you do, love the show.......Peace
Love his raw sexy voice! And the groove and transitions are amazing!
You probably didn't notice, but the main riff is in an odd time signature. They integrated them so perfectly into their songs that you weren't put off by them
Yes, it's in 7/4. Still has a great groove.
:)
Yeah, you don't hear 7/4 on the radio all that often.
Only other song I can think of is pink floyd - money as far as 7/x time signature
They should listen to Rusty Cage, which is in 4/4 but sounds like odd time