Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:

lecherouslittlestump wrote:This album is pretty boring so far. Dead Wishes is a good one. The rest are pretty forgettable.

Cornell's voice is sounding great, however.

where is it?

It's right up his asshole.

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

lecherouslittlestump wrote:This album is pretty boring so far. Dead Wishes is a good one. The rest are pretty forgettable.

Cornell's voice is sounding great, however.

where is it?

It's right up his asshole.

http://hasitleaked.com/2015/chris-cornell-higher-truth/

lecherouslittlestump wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

lecherouslittlestump wrote:This album is pretty boring so far. Dead Wishes is a good one. The rest are pretty forgettable.

Cornell's voice is sounding great, however.

where is it?

It's right up his asshole.

http://hasitleaked.com/2015/chris-cornell-higher-truth/

Mmmm. Tastes like corn and butterscotch.

Excuse me?

Your asshole. It's delicious.

durdencommatyler wrote:Your asshole. It's delicious.

lecherouslittlestump wrote:Final thoughts: it's meh. Not bad, not good. It's better than Carry On (his voice is amazing on this record) but it's not touching Euphoria Morning.

He re-recorded Misery Chain, which I thought was odd. The one that appeared on 12 Years A Slave soundtrack is amazing.

This was going to be my first question, is it better than Carry On...glad to hear at least one person thinks it tops that turd. I haven't listened yet but expectations are rather low after all the mediocre reviews I've read....

Brendan O'Brien is Satan

Yeah its better than carry on, yes his voice is fuckin amazing, and yes this could have been better.
Its too long, too similar...its a first listen but im not blown away.

"As time has moved on, I have less range and less ability to easily go in and out of different registers, but I feel like I have a much better ability to emotionally connect with any song."

Excerpt from LA Time interview
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/mu ... story.html

VinylGuy wrote:Yeah its better than carry on, yes his voice is fuckin amazing, and yes this could have been better.
Its too long, too similar...its a first listen but im not blown away.

Just finished my second listen and I think It gets better. But nothing really sticks out to me. Yes they are good songs but nothing really screams "yeah this mother fucker is awesome." Its all "that was alright."

Wow, this is so average.

LetMeSleep wrote:Wow, this is so average.

agreed, It's like I have all heard all this before..
Scream was better

But he played a mandolin!

dogofthetemple wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Yeah its better than carry on, yes his voice is fuckin amazing, and yes this could have been better.
Its too long, too similar...its a first listen but im not blown away.

Just finished my second listen and I think It gets better. But nothing really sticks out to me. Yes they are good songs but nothing really screams "yeah this mother fucker is awesome." Its all "that was alright."

Im sure i will like it more, i just hope that in the end it will leave a better taste than Carry On.

Murder of Blue Skies really grew on me.

This songwriting on this new album is incredible. I mean it feels so personal - in the best, warmest, suprising, funny, powerful ways. It feels like a breakthrough for you. - Cameron Crowe

Higher Truth: A conversation with Chris Cornell and Cameron Crowe.



It's on Spotify.

Whoever said it was spot on, an incredibly average album. There's honestly no real stand out except for maybe Dead Wishes. A few are growers (Through The Window, Wrong Side). Some real turds, too, like Josephine, Let Your Eyes Wander, and Circling.

His voice is stellar, though, prob the best I've heard him on record since the first AS album. If his voice is this strong heading into the next SG album, that's at least one thing to be excited for. Better than Scream and Carry On, but that's not saying much, and like the latter I'll probably forget about this one after a few months.

Why not just an acoustic guitar and his voice. I am seeing him in two weeks. I bet most of these songs are much better songbook-style. This whole album feels like Sleeping By Myself. Ugh!

There is a chance that this album may grow on me but I can't see it. It's so safe and average.

I'd like to have heard this produced by T Bone Burnett or Buddy Miller or even Steve Earle. Shit, even Rick Rubin.

And I'm seeing him in December. I hope you have good things to say, dt.