Red Mosquito

joostone wrote:

epilogue wrote:Euphoria Mourning is still is masterpiece. It's a perfect record. His other solo stuff is patchy (as others have said). But after EM, the first two Audioslave records are the Cornell albums I listen to the most. I like those more than any single Soundgarden record, for example. I know I'm in the minority there. But I love Audioslave.

Audioslave was good! Not great, but good! I enjoyed all their records especially the first and third one! His solo career is all kinds of mehhhh. EM is a masterpiece and also his last masterpiece. Carry On has a couple of good songs. Scream is very flawed and not a succesfull experiment, but that's mostly Timbalands fault. Chris wrote some fine songs for 'Scream'. Higher Truth has some good songs, but like Carry on falls a bit flat at times. I also really don't like his post 2009 vocalstyle. He lost all the small nuances that made him once the GOAT. Even in the quiet songs it sounds like he's screaming.

Overall his pre-2000 output is far far far superior to his post-2000 output. So, his Susan Silver era >>> Vicky era....

warehouse wrote:I was thinking the other day about all of the tributes that happened after this. 2 different bands and his solo stuff was all cover by artists from all genres. outside of the tribute show here's what i remember artists doing at their own shows. add anything i forgot.

pearl jam-missing-CC
eddie vedder-seasons-CC
megadeath-outshined-soundgarden
stone sour-outshined-soundgarden
living colour-blow up the outside world-soundgarden*my fav
guns n roses-black hole sun-soundgarden
nora jones-black hole sun-soundgarden
gov't mule-fell on black days-soundgarden
live-i am the highway-audioslave
the pretty reckless-like a stone-audioslave

kreng wrote:

warehouse wrote:I was thinking the other day about all of the tributes that happened after this. 2 different bands and his solo stuff was all cover by artists from all genres. outside of the tribute show here's what i remember artists doing at their own shows. add anything i forgot.

pearl jam-missing-CC
eddie vedder-seasons-CC
megadeath-outshined-soundgarden
stone sour-outshined-soundgarden
living colour-blow up the outside world-soundgarden*my fav
guns n roses-black hole sun-soundgarden
nora jones-black hole sun-soundgarden
gov't mule-fell on black days-soundgarden
live-i am the highway-audioslave
the pretty reckless-like a stone-audioslave

i think AIC did something, as well as RHCP did Seasons.

Thurman Murman wrote:Eddie Vedder covered Seasons?

warehouse wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:Eddie Vedder covered Seasons?

solo show in amsterdam i think. chris cornell's eldest asked him to play it, and i think it was her bday. the string quartet played the music.

wease wrote:

warehouse wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:Eddie Vedder covered Seasons?

solo show in amsterdam i think. chris cornell's eldest asked him to play it, and i think it was her bday. the string quartet played the music.

Is there audio of this anywhere?

lecherouslittlestump wrote:https://youtu.be/RV6Vpk5oIc0

Putting Chris Cornell lyrics alongside John Lennon ones is a bit much. Some of this stuff that's been released after his death is just cringe-inducing.

wease wrote:

warehouse wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:Eddie Vedder covered Seasons?

solo show in amsterdam i think. chris cornell's eldest asked him to play it, and i think it was her bday. the string quartet played the music.

Is there audio of this anywhere?

Bi_3 wrote:

wease wrote:

warehouse wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:Eddie Vedder covered Seasons?

solo show in amsterdam i think. chris cornell's eldest asked him to play it, and i think it was her bday. the string quartet played the music.

Is there audio of this anywhere?

Seriously. Not sure why everyone is treating this recording as some kind of hidden secret.

Speaking in a new interview, Vicky revealed that they still have a lot of music in the vault and are planning on releasing a second volume for ‘No One Sings Like You Anymore’. “There is a volume two,” Vicky told The Rizzuto Show. “The thing with this volume one, though, that makes it special is that he mastered it, he sequenced it — this is all Chris from beginning to end. And the other one was mastered, not sequenced, volume two. “Because he was just such a prolific writer, we’re blessed, because he has left us lots of music. Not in completely finished form, but there’s enough to work with, and the Cornell stamp is all over it. So that’s really special. So there’s a lot of music.”