His vocals shred the paint off of walls. Soundgarden, behemoth sound that truly shook the foundation of rock to the core. Thank you for your reaction to this song. You’re awesome!
The 90s had SG, AIC, PJ, and somehow Nirvana, total zeros in comparison to the aforementioned, stole the spotlight while these other three were pushed to the side.
Chris Cornell was a force that changed the landscape of hard rock music then and will continue to do so, forever. His lyrics, his stage presence, his aura, his underrated guitar skills and most of all, his GIGANTIC voice, are characteristics that are rarely found in once person. To say that the world suffered a tremendous loss on May 18, 2017 is a serious understatement. Talent like Chris Cornell's cannot be replaced. People that understand the depth of his talents suffer the most.
Chris was my favorite singer... of all time. I doubt anyone will come along to take his place. My favorite song of his is Wooden Jesus from Temple of the Dog. There is just something about his voice on that song that has stayed with me from day 1 until now.
YOU SAID IT SISTA !!!!.......One of Rock's ALL TIME GREATEST GROUPS, with one of the world's ALL TIME GREATEST ROCK SINGERS, singing one of the world's GREATEST ROCK SONGS, with one of Rock's SICKEST GUITAR SOLOs; and to think, I used to be a HIP HOP HEAD, but I'm all better now.
I subbed you b/c I thought this was fantastic! Chris Cornell was & will forever remain the undisputed greatest vocalist of rock/metal...of all time! He was the voice of my generation. We were but women & men walking amongst a true vocal god. He will forever sorely be missed. RIP Chris Cornell...excellent video by the way. I loved your reaction when the high notes kicked in!
At his vocal PEAK! How He can sing like THAT on the last song of the set is AMAZING! I saw this tour in Seattle and Wow! So Loud! RIP CC LOUD LOVE FOREVER
YES, he did say "Jesus is my friend." He would sing that phrase from time to time in his live shows. Just based on the culmination of listening to his lyrics over the years, I think Chris had a sort of love/hate relationship with religion, as do many others. In the song, YOUR SAVIOR, from the Temple of The Dog tribute album tells of his disdain for all those fake Christians out there who wanted to judge and prophetize over him. RIP Chris Cornell.❤ But his voice, at the time, was totally amazing. He did strain his vocal chords a few times, and as he got older he lost a few octaves, but that's okay, his voice was still amazing until the end.
jam1870utube "Jesus is my friend" is actually a 60s song, he was interpolating. He wasn't just saying it to be ironic. But he was raised Irish Catholic and based on stories he tolf from his childhood it wasn't pretty.
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Your reaction to Chris' wail is priceIess! I highly recommend experiencing the bliss of Soundgarden's "Overfloater", "Mind Riot", "Mailman", and "Limo Wreck."
Unless you are a singer I don’t think someone could really comprehend how much force and control it takes to force a note out that powerful and high...so clean too. The best male singer ever hands down.
He lost some of his range at the tail end of Soundgarden through Audioslave but he went back to a vocal coach and gained pretty much all of it back when he hired a coach. I saw him in 2014 and he crushed this song!
Dude ... You're the best for reviewing. Thank you so much. This is probably my favorite live performance ever. Chris's voice is amazing. Rip Chris...we miss you.
Daniel Antunovic can you explain to me what you mean by this comment? I know what falsetto and timbre both mean. Maybe I'm having an airhead moment lol No sarcasm, just can't put it together what your point is. Thank you!
didnt think this comment would get so many likes so sorry for the late reply. What I mean is that usually falsetto has a very penetrating sort of quality and can make notes sound higher than what they actually are. If you know what falsetto is then you know for example what Matt Belamy of Muse uses on high notes is falsetto and he can get the wickedest sound that scorches the ear (especially with that almost forced falsetto he does towards the end of climax notes). Now to think that Chris could hit those same damn G5 notes that Matt does with his head voice and produce the same scorching sound (same timbre) is amazing, because usually head voice does not carry the same sharp timbre as falsetto. Through practice you can make the headvoice sound as sharp as a falsetto and make the vibrato as easy-flowing as well (falsetto makes vibrato much easier!). The added benefit is that the high notes hit with head voice also carry more power then the falsetto voice. This is what I meant and obviously Chris mastered the high notes in head voice and im sure a Chris Cornell cover of lets say supremacy would have been wicked! But it goes to show how staggeringly hard it is to emulate the falsetto sharpness with head voice is because even the young Chris in this video didnt appear to have that relaxed falsetto in those D5-F5 notes when singing in headvoice however I dont know if that was a stylistic decision plus the sheer power produced by his headvoice makes up for this. I can hit the F5 in headvoice but not nearly as sharply as Chris. Rip the vocal genius of our time.
Cornell at his best, back when he was singing metal. His solo stuff was good since HE sang it, BUT, he was best at singing metal, where you could hear his true range. His voice had balls and such range nobody else sounds like Chris Corenell.
You first paused it at the extremely most forever of all time worst possible moment! My face had to freeze with my HEAD THROWN BACK, FIST IN THE AIR, AND THEN,... (pause). I'm writing this in mid pause btw...
They were so young then, and you are right...it is hard to recognize Chris without the facial hair. Thanks for putting that up on TH-cam. One of the greatest rock voices of all time !
There is one of those songs by Soundgarden call Like Suicide from the Superunknown album. It is a very special and intense song, very powerful and it have a wonderful solo by Kim thayil, and special way of percussion by Matt Cameron, a great vibe by its Bassist Ben Shepherd and of course a great and unique display of voice by Chris Cornell. A very complete song, i highly recommend it to you. R.I.P Chris Cornell.
Chris had an extremely powerful voice. Not very many people sound like him and those that try almost always fail. God I love him. Rest in peace king Cornell lmao 💕💕
I feel your appreciation for Chris's voice. If you don't know - He gave his best this night because it was a performance shortly after a close friend of his died just days before. Ironic as it is - Chris could have brought this to the stage every night if it were not for his addiction struggles. But such are our lives as flawed humans. God Bless you, Sister. Your sweet spirit is evident 👊🏻
The audio sounds better! Songs you need to hear are Soundgarden - Birth Ritual or Jesus Christ Pose. Alice In Chains - Rotten Apple. Mother Love Bone - Chloe Dancer Crown of Thorns or Stargazer And come on girl react to TEMPLE OF THE DOG - Say Hello 2 Heaven or Times of Trouble 💜 were dying for it!
Angel Huerta All songs and bands are great, but if she is really into Chris Cornell's voice, she definetily have to listen to BIRTH RITUAL by SOUNDGARDEN. Greetings.
Ralph Dougherty You're right, that song is really intense and dark and the vocals also. There's a lot or versatility in Chris's voice in this song, you can also feel some anger on it. R.I.P Chris Cornell. Greetings.
As a Baby Boomer (a little hint of how old I am) and HUGE fan of Soundgarden particularly Beyond the Wheel, Chris Cornell, may he Rest In Peace, was at his Vocal Peak! This is one Bad Ass Song!!! Ultra Omega OK is also a Bad Ass Album. Have a very happy day, from NYC🤟
ive watched most of your reactions now and love them. its great seeing someone discover and truly appreciate some of the music a lot of us 90s kids grew up with(!), and, ok im going make a suggestion: Jeff Buckley - Grace. he was actually friends with Chris Cornell, who wrote a song or two about him after Jeff died. most people only know him from his cover of Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen, which is ubiquitous at this point, but thats not who this guy was AT ALL-i think most people hear that song and think thats what you can expect from him-NOT TRUE. though hes steadily gaining fame (years after his passing) he might be the most criminally unappreciated musician of the 90s. the guy was just absurdly talented, and his style was so eclectic that its really hard to pin it down. he dabbled in everything from blues to classic rock to grunge. pls give this one a shot. (if you want a live version, the one from his mystery white boy tour is probably the strongest, but the bbc and npr versions are also solid.)
This performance is just incredible.....and it's cool to see Jason Everman on bass during his brief period in SG (but also in Nirvana), he later served in the US Army.
Far beyond the road Between your house and home There is a churning storm Of hailing burning bones Tiny baby cries Little, tiny pawn In the profit gain Tiny baby grows Mother, who's your man Is he doing what he can To make a proper home, home By overturning other stones, stones Father, mighty man Loves his little boys, boys Shows them how to kill To save his precious stones, stones Far beyond the wheel Spin your life around By driving flesh and blood Deep into the ground, ground Far beyond the wheel Steers life around By driving flesh and blood Deep into the ground, ground 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is the raw, young version. Fantastic by all rights, but the re-release is a polished and amazingly mature version with reclaimed Soundgarden vocals (he claimed they played so loud he had to rise to the occasion).
Chris Cornell's vocal range was amazing! Congratulations on discovering the early 90's Seattle grunge scene! Great music and super talented individuals. Even though it is not grunge or metal, if you are into great guitar check out 'Summer Song' by Joe Satriani. I can play it in the dead of winter and feel the summer breeze on my face.
Listen to every version of this song you can find. There are many out there and each is special in it's own way. Then, start on "Fourth of July". Love your videos!
Toy Box - Soungarden or I Awake. There's no performance of Toy Box because it's an old outtake from their Screaming Life EP but I Awake has a performance from this same concert in Germany. Just shows how incredibly powerful and amazing his voice was.
Nice delving into deep into their discography. You don't see too many reactions to their really early stuff. If you want good early stuff check out Head Injury, Loud Love, Hands All Over, All Your Lies and Incessant Mace. Keep up the good work.
Yes, he was saying "Jesus is my friend". Alot of people, usually those who really arent fans but hear a song or two on the radio, sometimes mistake some of their songs for blasphemy, so Cornell wants to outright state that thats not the case. In fact, the song is about a waging war in the 1800s in which a young man (young as an 12 or 13) is drafted and forced into battle.
@@thankyou2532 Cornell was singing "Jesus is my friend" as a coda from the previous song in that live set - "I Awake". It just segued into "Beyond the Wheel". He would often add little vocal ad-libs here and there. In fact, eerily, at the very end of Soundgarden's set-closer from the night he died, he ad-libed with Led Zeppelin's "In my time of dying".
I remember being surprised since I never requested this. Had me thankful more than anything that It's being heard, & Im not making anyone listlen to it :)
It's really clear in this song how much that early nineties Seattle sound owes to early seventies hard rock/heavy metal. Even his voice sounds like it's straight out of the early-mid seventies. Cool.
Chris was not deeply spiritual in the sense that he believed in god or an afterlife. When he sang Jesus is my friend in the intro, it was borrowed from an old gospel song called Jesus Is Just Alright.
Oh my God...!! I'm just catching on to your video. LOL... Awsome. There's another video where the guitar so is better. I'd love to see your reaction to that one. Sure you'd love it.
I knew Chris, honey. I can tell you're not old enough to have been listening to this stuff back in the day, but I'm glad you're getting into it now. Chris used what's called a "forced falsetto" to hit those high notes. It's an INCREDIBLY hard thing to do, and it takes a lot of practice to perfect it like he did. And for the record, it's also HORRIBLE on your vocal chords. But, DAMN, don't it sound fucking AWESOME!!! Peace! :)
That sums up it well "Chris was on a completely different level". I really like soundgardens more recent performances of this and other classics where they are dropped key (?), you can see how his skill has evolved over the years.
Cornell... RIP... this song released after his passing.. damn his octave range is a once in a lifetime experience...enjoy this song!! for real this is a benefit song he made that was released just after his death. th-cam.com/video/tEpwvvyrAJU/w-d-xo.html I'm sure you all know it but I just have to do it.
Trivium - Throes of Perdition, Avenged Sevenfold - Unholy Confessions, Amom Amarth - Guardians of Asgaard, Eluveitie - Thousandfold, Cellar Darling - Black Moon, Megadeth - A Tout Le Monde, Arch Enemy - The World Is Yours, all great songs you have to check out!!!!!!!
Great piece of song. A lot Doom on the instrumentals in contrast to the luminous and powerful Chris Cornell's Voice, a perfect and unique mixture. PD: you should listen to Birth Ritual by Soundgarden.
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Chris Cornell’s high notes aren’t falsetto - that’s why it’s so impressive
RIP
Well, you can't sing that high and strong using falsetto. It's some kind of distorted head voice.
Mix head voice, pulling chest. He was brilliant at it.
@@MagnumMuscle1000 he's way much more than just a chest puller bro!
falsetto stop closure damping, with false cord and arytenoid involved. Bye
wtf, I just though he was singing.
His vocals shred the paint off of walls. Soundgarden, behemoth sound that truly shook the foundation of rock to the core. Thank you for your reaction to this song. You’re awesome!
The 90s had SG, AIC, PJ, and somehow Nirvana, total zeros in comparison to the aforementioned, stole the spotlight while these other three were pushed to the side.
Chris Cornell was a force that changed the landscape of hard rock music then and will continue to do so, forever. His lyrics, his stage presence, his aura, his underrated guitar skills and most of all, his GIGANTIC voice, are characteristics that are rarely found in once person. To say that the world suffered a tremendous loss on May 18, 2017 is a serious understatement. Talent like Chris Cornell's cannot be replaced. People that understand the depth of his talents suffer the most.
Been a Soundgarden fan since '91. Beyond the Wheel is my absolute favorite song
not only vocals but soundgarden songs were way deeper than most bands at that time.
Example: Limo Wreck lyrics, and this one specifically was written way befor 9/11
yeah chris cornell's volcal range was out of this world and he has respect of every artist out there
Soundgarden's Limo wreck.
Scott Taggart amazing song!!
Alice in Chains - Sunshine
Pearl Jam - Garden
Soundgarden - Black Rain
Three of the most criminally underrated songs in grunge.
Bailey Groves tell me about it
DANIEL DAVIS I'm kinda obsessed with the chorus. Sunshiiiiiine.. sweet love my labor.
Bailey Groves have you heard cold bitch by Soundgarden
Michael Murphy I haven't. I'll have to listen
Bailey Groves your definitely going to have to do that lol
Chris was my favorite singer... of all time. I doubt anyone will come along to take his place. My favorite song of his is Wooden Jesus from Temple of the Dog. There is just something about his voice on that song that has stayed with me from day 1 until now.
U literally couldnt have picked a worse time to pause it!!!!!
my thoughts exactly
danny d I totally exclaimed, "no!!" at the pause.
Yup
My exactly thought, man!
kinda like pulling out...
YOU SAID IT SISTA !!!!.......One of Rock's ALL TIME GREATEST GROUPS, with one of the world's ALL TIME GREATEST ROCK SINGERS, singing one of the world's GREATEST ROCK SONGS, with one of Rock's SICKEST GUITAR SOLOs; and to think, I used to be a HIP HOP HEAD, but I'm all better now.
I subbed you b/c I thought this was fantastic! Chris Cornell was & will forever remain the undisputed greatest vocalist of rock/metal...of all time! He was the voice of my generation. We were but women & men walking amongst a true vocal god. He will forever sorely be missed. RIP Chris Cornell...excellent video by the way. I loved your reaction when the high notes kicked in!
At his vocal PEAK! How He can sing like THAT on the last song of the set is AMAZING! I saw this tour in Seattle and Wow! So Loud! RIP CC LOUD LOVE FOREVER
YES, he did say "Jesus is my friend." He would sing that phrase from time to time in his live shows. Just based on the culmination of listening to his lyrics over the years, I think Chris had a sort of love/hate relationship with religion, as do many others. In the song, YOUR SAVIOR, from the Temple of The Dog tribute album tells of his disdain for all those fake Christians out there who wanted to judge and prophetize over him.
RIP Chris Cornell.❤
But his voice, at the time, was totally amazing. He did strain his vocal chords a few times, and as he got older he lost a few octaves, but that's okay, his voice was still amazing until the end.
Yep at this time he was young and so were his vocal chords.
A few octaves? Do you know what you're talking about?
probably lost one full tone after decades of belting e-g5's with an occasional a5... not bad...
most people arent even able to sustain a g5, let alone a baritone. r.i.p. chris now you can sing to rachmaninoff in heaven.
jam1870utube "Jesus is my friend" is actually a 60s song, he was interpolating. He wasn't just saying it to be ironic. But he was raised Irish Catholic and based on stories he tolf from his childhood it wasn't pretty.
Your reaction to Chris' wail is priceIess!
I highly recommend experiencing the bliss of Soundgarden's "Overfloater", "Mind Riot", "Mailman", and "Limo Wreck."
Cornell is the best no doubt
Hi Shahril Yes!! He sure is!! ❤️🎶❤️
Solange CornellKennedy305 hello solange best of the best
I've always said Layne is the best grunge vocalist but cornell will always be the best singer
@@Jeremy-sq2dj they both were the best
@@81iduan I absolutely agree their voices were so good it's sad they're both gone now
Wow, I never thought that I'd ever see a reaction video to this performance...
Well done.
I Love this song!!!!! Definitely one of my favorites!!! RIP Chris
Unless you are a singer I don’t think someone could really comprehend how much force and control it takes to force a note out that powerful and high...so clean too. The best male singer ever hands down.
Please react to Slaves and Bulldozers by Soundgarden
Might be my fav SG song!!!
The most powerful song I've ever heard
@@CrossWindsPat thats epic
Chris Cornell became a better and better singer the older he got. His voice got better and he didn't lose any of his range. Amazing.
He lost some of his range at the tail end of Soundgarden through Audioslave but he went back to a vocal coach and gained pretty much all of it back when he hired a coach. I saw him in 2014 and he crushed this song!
Soundgarden- 4th of July. It has that nice doom metal sound
Dude ... You're the best for reviewing. Thank you so much. This is probably my favorite live performance ever. Chris's voice is amazing. Rip Chris...we miss you.
Do Chris Cornell's cover of Nothing Compares 2 U. Whole other side of his voice, it will make you cry.
its cool but he really doesnt do much vocally on that. not sure why everyone freaks out about that aside from all the other great shit.
Soundgarden is my favorite band.
its crazy because that wasnt even falsetto singing. ridiculous timbre.
aswm reaction vids btw
Daniel Antunovic can you explain to me what you mean by this comment? I know what falsetto and timbre both mean. Maybe I'm having an airhead moment lol No sarcasm, just can't put it together what your point is. Thank you!
didnt think this comment would get so many likes so sorry for the late reply.
What I mean is that usually falsetto has a very penetrating sort of quality and can make notes sound higher than what they actually are. If you know what falsetto is then you know for example what Matt Belamy of Muse uses on high notes is falsetto and he can get the wickedest sound that scorches the ear (especially with that almost forced falsetto he does towards the end of climax notes).
Now to think that Chris could hit those same damn G5 notes that Matt does with his head voice and produce the same scorching sound (same timbre) is amazing, because usually head voice does not carry the same sharp timbre as falsetto.
Through practice you can make the headvoice sound as sharp as a falsetto and make the vibrato as easy-flowing as well (falsetto makes vibrato much easier!). The added benefit is that the high notes hit with head voice also carry more power then the falsetto voice.
This is what I meant and obviously Chris mastered the high notes in head voice and im sure a Chris Cornell cover of lets say supremacy would have been wicked! But it goes to show how staggeringly hard it is to emulate the falsetto sharpness with head voice is because even the young Chris in this video didnt appear to have that relaxed falsetto in those D5-F5 notes when singing in headvoice however I dont know if that was a stylistic decision plus the sheer power produced by his headvoice makes up for this.
I can hit the F5 in headvoice but not nearly as sharply as Chris. Rip the vocal genius of our time.
did i answer your question? whats your range?
I always though he pushed chest voice into head voice. That power I think came from chest. Just imo 😀
Cornell at his best, back when he was singing metal. His solo stuff was good since HE sang it, BUT, he was best at singing metal, where you could hear his true range. His voice had balls and such range nobody else sounds like Chris Corenell.
You first paused it at the extremely most forever of all time worst possible moment! My face had to freeze with my HEAD THROWN BACK, FIST IN THE AIR, AND THEN,... (pause). I'm writing this in mid pause btw...
mandragoranz it pissed me off so much 😂
JUST DID IT!!!! LMFAO
That pause was like the most ultimate mega anti-viagra ever.
couldn't agree more with worst possible time to pause anything ever lml
Intelligent Listening System Prompt ::You are not ready for this. Please press play for DECAPITATION::
It's a good thing she's ultra cute or I'd be mad too at that pause moment.
They were so young then, and you are right...it is hard to recognize Chris without the facial hair. Thanks for putting that up on TH-cam. One of the greatest rock voices of all time !
There is one of those songs by Soundgarden call Like Suicide from the Superunknown album. It is a very special and intense song, very powerful and it have a wonderful solo by Kim thayil, and special way of percussion by Matt Cameron, a great vibe by its Bassist Ben Shepherd and of course a great and unique display of voice by Chris Cornell. A very complete song, i highly recommend it to you. R.I.P Chris Cornell.
Chris had an extremely powerful voice. Not very many people sound like him and those that try almost always fail. God I love him. Rest in peace king Cornell lmao 💕💕
I feel your appreciation for Chris's voice. If you don't know - He gave his best this night because it was a performance shortly after a close friend of his died just days before.
Ironic as it is - Chris could have brought this to the stage every night if it were not for his addiction struggles.
But such are our lives as flawed humans.
God Bless you, Sister. Your sweet spirit is evident 👊🏻
31/5000
Simply overwhelming! I love it! Totally love it, the intro, the voice , guitars, battery, lyrics, all ... F ***ing MASTER Cornell!
The audio sounds better! Songs you need to hear are Soundgarden - Birth Ritual or Jesus Christ Pose. Alice In Chains - Rotten Apple. Mother Love Bone - Chloe Dancer Crown of Thorns or Stargazer And come on girl react to TEMPLE OF THE DOG - Say Hello 2 Heaven or Times of Trouble 💜 were dying for it!
I really want her to react to Hunger Strike since it's got Eddie Vedder on that track too
Angel Huerta All songs and bands are great, but if she is really into Chris Cornell's voice, she definetily have to listen to BIRTH RITUAL by SOUNDGARDEN. Greetings.
provisory or Cold Bitch...Those vocals are insane
Ralph Dougherty You're right, that song is really intense and dark and the vocals also. There's a lot or versatility in Chris's voice in this song, you can also feel some anger on it.
R.I.P Chris Cornell.
Greetings.
Angel Huerta I'm late but couldn't agree more, most iconic or favorite songs from bands in my top 5
Listened to Soundgarden since elementary then audioslave, seen both live and still can't believe his voice
As a Baby Boomer (a little hint of how old I am) and HUGE fan of Soundgarden particularly Beyond the Wheel, Chris Cornell, may he Rest In Peace, was at his Vocal Peak! This is one Bad Ass Song!!! Ultra Omega OK is also a Bad Ass Album. Have a very happy day,
from NYC🤟
There is no better song to check out than Beyond the Wheel. It is by far their best track. Cornell was channeling his inner Rob Halford.
He was out of this world
Great react tune, man that voice is killer!!
R.I.P. Chris
Listening to Chris is a real walk in a music park, incredible.
ive watched most of your reactions now and love them. its great seeing someone discover and truly appreciate some of the music a lot of us 90s kids grew up with(!), and, ok im going make a suggestion: Jeff Buckley - Grace. he was actually friends with Chris Cornell, who wrote a song or two about him after Jeff died. most people only know him from his cover of Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen, which is ubiquitous at this point, but thats not who this guy was AT ALL-i think most people hear that song and think thats what you can expect from him-NOT TRUE. though hes steadily gaining fame (years after his passing) he might be the most criminally unappreciated musician of the 90s. the guy was just absurdly talented, and his style was so eclectic that its really hard to pin it down. he dabbled in everything from blues to classic rock to grunge. pls give this one a shot. (if you want a live version, the one from his mystery white boy tour is probably the strongest, but the bbc and npr versions are also solid.)
This performance is just incredible.....and it's cool to see Jason Everman on bass during his brief period in SG (but also in Nirvana), he later served in the US Army.
Chris is amazing! So glad you enjoyed this video. It is a great clip!! Loudlove.
Thank you for choosing the BEST SONG ever. It's nice to see someone with great taste in music. :)
Far beyond the road
Between your house and home
There is a churning storm
Of hailing burning bones
Tiny baby cries
Little, tiny pawn
In the profit gain
Tiny baby grows
Mother, who's your man
Is he doing what he can
To make a proper home, home
By overturning other stones, stones
Father, mighty man
Loves his little boys, boys
Shows them how to kill
To save his precious stones, stones
Far beyond the wheel
Spin your life around
By driving flesh and blood
Deep into the ground, ground
Far beyond the wheel
Steers life around
By driving flesh and blood
Deep into the ground, ground
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of their best pre-Badmotorfinger shows... as an artist I LOVE to study and sketch this show (even though it sucks to keep pausing it lolz)
Keep reviewing Soundgarden and I'll keep coming back and LOVE YOU FORVEVER!!!!!!
This is the raw, young version. Fantastic by all rights, but the re-release is a polished and amazingly mature version with reclaimed Soundgarden vocals (he claimed they played so loud he had to rise to the occasion).
Chris Cornell's vocal range was amazing! Congratulations on discovering the early 90's Seattle grunge scene! Great music and super talented individuals.
Even though it is not grunge or metal, if you are into great guitar check out 'Summer Song' by Joe Satriani. I can play it in the dead of winter and feel the summer breeze on my face.
The version a few years ago on letterman was just as good just 25 years later. Amazing RIP Chris
Cornell's low is most people's upper mid. Just to give an idea of where he starts out at in the register lol.
His voice always reminded me of Ronnie James Dio, but Dio had operatic training and Chris Cornell didn't.
Chris in his prime. Crazy
Temple of the dog- say hello 2 heaven
Whaaaaat a anthem you choose!!!! Chris was a mountain of voice!!!! Soundgarden are a Everest in rock music of my generation!!!
And they get better over time. Just stunning how good they were.
Listen to every version of this song you can find. There are many out there and each is special in it's own way. Then, start on "Fourth of July". Love your videos!
Temple of the Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven - [Live at Moore Theater 1990] or (studio Version)
Watching you react to that in your genuine, sincere way made my morning.
Soundgarden = Slaves and Bulldozers! Jane's Addiction - Three Days
Best Seattle band, IMO of course. Interesting rhythmic things by Thayil toward the end.
Toy Box - Soungarden or I Awake. There's no performance of Toy Box because it's an old outtake from their Screaming Life EP but I Awake has a performance from this same concert in Germany. Just shows how incredibly powerful and amazing his voice was.
...And every female in Germany in 1990 that night was disappointed they had to go home with their boyfriend, and not Chris!
This is undoubtly the Best live performance to analize. Chris Just loss Andrew a few months ago, so that performance was full of feeling and power
damn i didnt think about that
I've watched this live performance so many times that it's weird to see someone else watching it.
Very nice.
He was the best vocalist. May he rock in peace. Loved your reaction by the way, pretty sure that's anyone's after they hear this the first time
He was the Robert Plant of 90s
Pet-by a perfect circle. One of my favorite songs
Only male singer to hit those notes in recorded history.
Yeah he's basically a kid here. Looks really young. Man I miss those days. Check out the song "Gun" by sound garden. Insane
Nice delving into deep into their discography. You don't see too many reactions to their really early stuff. If you want good early stuff check out Head Injury, Loud Love, Hands All Over, All Your Lies and Incessant Mace. Keep up the good work.
Jesus is my friend. Yes he was young when this was recorded. Yes the sludgy guitar riff is awesome.
I saw them back then. Chris was so young.
Yes, he was saying "Jesus is my friend". Alot of people, usually those who really arent fans but hear a song or two on the radio, sometimes mistake some of their songs for blasphemy, so Cornell wants to outright state that thats not the case.
In fact, the song is about a waging war in the 1800s in which a young man (young as an 12 or 13) is drafted and forced into battle.
"Jesus is my friend" comes from the Doobie Brother's song "Jesus is just alright".
what does it have to do with the song behind the wheel
@@thankyou2532 You mean "beyond the wheel"...
@@thankyou2532 Cornell was singing "Jesus is my friend" as a coda from the previous song in that live set - "I Awake". It just segued into "Beyond the Wheel". He would often add little vocal ad-libs here and there. In fact, eerily, at the very end of Soundgarden's set-closer from the night he died, he ad-libed with Led Zeppelin's "In my time of dying".
@@fyfe79 i just read the lyrics to i awake and it doesnt seem to fit
@@thankyou2532 It was an ad-lib from Chris - probably made sense to him at the time!
I remember being surprised since I never requested this. Had me thankful more than anything that It's being heard, & Im not making anyone listlen to it :)
The look you had on your face when he hit those high notes? Priceless!!
It's really clear in this song how much that early nineties Seattle sound owes to early seventies hard rock/heavy metal. Even his voice sounds like it's straight out of the early-mid seventies. Cool.
Drip drip drop there goes an eargasm!
Matt Cameron slaying the drums!! As usual
Chris was not deeply spiritual in the sense that he believed in god or an afterlife. When he sang Jesus is my friend in the intro, it was borrowed from an old gospel song called Jesus Is Just Alright.
Hunted down and nothing to say are another two really good ones by soundgarden
This video uploader of beyond the wheel had those songs as well! Fucking amazing man. RIP Chris
he looks different because he was young here maybe like 22 or so it was in the 80s or early 90s i cant remember.
He was born in 1964 and this was shot in 1990 so he was 26.
For other Chris Cornell vocal gymnastics, check out "Birth Ritual" and "Cold Bitch." You'll jaw will be on the floor!
Oh my God...!! I'm just catching on to your video. LOL... Awsome. There's another video where the guitar so is better. I'd love to see your reaction to that one. Sure you'd love it.
I knew Chris, honey. I can tell you're not old enough to have been listening to this stuff back in the day, but I'm glad you're getting into it now. Chris used what's called a "forced falsetto" to hit those high notes. It's an INCREDIBLY hard thing to do, and it takes a lot of practice to perfect it like he did. And for the record, it's also HORRIBLE on your vocal chords. But, DAMN, don't it sound fucking AWESOME!!! Peace! :)
His range and just overall voice may never be matched
Audioslave- Like a stone
Do you realize Kim is not even pressing the strings down
The great Chris Cornell and Soundgarden !!!!
That sums up it well "Chris was on a completely different level". I really like soundgardens more recent performances of this and other classics where they are dropped key (?), you can see how his skill has evolved over the years.
Cornell... RIP... this song released after his passing.. damn his octave range is a once in a lifetime experience...enjoy this song!! for real this is a benefit song he made that was released just after his death. th-cam.com/video/tEpwvvyrAJU/w-d-xo.html I'm sure you all know it but I just have to do it.
A whole new level, yes. You are 100% correct. I concur.
Literally blew you away. LITERALLY!?
This was shot in 1990, Chris was born in 1964 so he was only 26 when this was shot.
Trivium - Throes of Perdition, Avenged Sevenfold - Unholy Confessions, Amom Amarth - Guardians of Asgaard, Eluveitie - Thousandfold, Cellar Darling - Black Moon, Megadeth - A Tout Le Monde, Arch Enemy - The World Is Yours, all great songs you have to check out!!!!!!!
Pull Me Under by Dream Theater
Spiritual Void by Overkill
My Own Summer by Deftones
Three great songs from the 90s :) \m/
Spiritual Void is one of my favorite songs of all time!
GeekFurious yeah the song never gets old. I Hear Black is a great Overkill album.
MJNation I suggested my own summer in another video so that'd be cool to see
ryan c yeah it would. The song has a great video. Around The Fur is my favorite Deftones album.
He looks different because he was really young here and yes no facial hair
damn, this was back in '90!
Rip to my hero Chris Cornell
Great piece of song. A lot Doom on the instrumentals in contrast to the luminous and powerful Chris Cornell's Voice, a perfect and unique mixture.
PD: you should listen to Birth Ritual by Soundgarden.