Well said.Sometimes, someone represents a moment in time, in your life, and their passing reminds you of so many great things, sad things, they represent a snap shot of that moment in your life, it brings a lot of emotion with it.
When you factor in that Vedder is standing there because Andrew Wood was the first casualty, it makes the thing a whole lot bleaker. I can't think of another scene with this high of a mortality rate.
I remember that quote too and it is such a perfect description of his amazing voice.In an interview once Henry Rollins said something like, "I saw Chris in this tiny little club just peeling the paint off the walls with that voice of his." That description of his vocal power really stuck with me.
Yeah.....definitely a case like Robin Williams betting.
It's a battle you really need a lot in life to help get you through it. Fame and money might help for a time but it's always there with you, like your shadow.
Well said.
The more I read and think about this, the more I get genuinely sad. Especially if the headlines about the suicide is true. Fuck.
The song "Seasons" is an instant rush of nostalgia and remembering a more innocent and youthful time. If you were there, this will bring up some memories for you. It certainly does for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TksqEIl1uxU
His cameo in Singles was pretty cute too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J5H8YzfARE
Sigh. My youth is just getting wiped out.
When you factor in that Vedder is standing there because Andrew Wood was the first casualty, it makes the thing a whole lot bleaker. I can't think of another scene with this high of a mortality rate.
Man, suicide is such a trash way to escape.
It's hard for me to feel for these types of deaths because I just can't comprehend it.
Man, suicide is such a trash way to escape.
It's hard for me to feel for these types of deaths because I just can't comprehend it.
Man, suicide is such a trash way to escape.
It's hard for me to feel for these types of deaths because I just can't comprehend it.
Mr.Shrugglesツ;237316848 said:You should show them how to do it right.
Sigh. My youth is just getting wiped out.
When you factor in that Vedder is standing there because Andrew Wood was the first casualty, it makes the thing a whole lot bleaker. I can't think of another scene with this high of a mortality rate.
Don't know why I'm replying because you're obviously a drive-by shitposter.
But, imagine someone dying from a degenerative heart disease. This is exactly the same. A disease killed him, a real, terrible, actual disease.
Rest In Peace Chris. One of maybe three vocalists that I would say are the greatest in rock.
Wow, how does Iggy Pop still live and guys like this keep on dying.
90s grunge deathcount vs 90s rap deathcount....Uh, rap?
Why???So sad. RIP Chris.
Please someone surround Eddie Vedder with 24x7 surveillance.
Why???
This was a total shock to me. Like many others in this thread, Chris Cornell is my favorite singer. Such a powerful and unique voice. No other singer I've heard (I listen to a lot of metal so I've heard a lot of wailers) sounds like him. And yet, when he's singing softly, it is a real goddamn pleasure to listen to. As a result, Euphoria Morning is a real underrated classic that more people should listen to.
To anyone who only listened to Soundgarden from Badmotorfinger on, I highly encourage you to check out their older stuff. Louder Than Love especially. It's a few steps removed from Badmotorfinger so it's quite a bit heavier than Superunknown and Down on the Upside. But goddammit Chris kills it in that album. Also, his best live stuff seems to be from Badmotorfinger era on back where he was basically in his prime. There was one video of Beyond the Wheel posted in here from way back in the day that blew my mind. But I can't seem to find it
Anyway, Rip. That dude will always have a huge place in my heart. So sad it came down to this and he could not get any help. Side note. Does Bishoptl still post here? He always stuck in my mind as a huge Chris Cornell fan and I imagine he must be devastated..
I don't believe in silly patterns.Cobain, Staley and now Cornell.
Thanks man.
Its kinda like when you lose a pet, I lost my dog last year, and you just start thinking about this 10 year long journey you had, and he/she was always there throughout it all. It make things like Chris's death sting. I just remember the summers, listening to Soundgarden in high school with my friends on the the weekends, after school. Girls you had crushes on. Finding out who Mudhoney was. Sucks man. I bought flannels just to tie them around my waist with my jeans on, Makes me smile thinking about it.
So much emotion, It just makes you feel.
Wow, how does Iggy Pop still live and guys like this keep on dying.
Excellent.
Good sir, that's a damn good portrait. Excellent stuff.
That drawing up there is a phenomenal piece.
That's really great drawing man.
Great work, thanks for sharing
Great work, DirtyLarry.
Amazing. Also "He had the voice of an angel yet the lyrics of someone battline demons" line couldn't be more spot on.
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Echoing above me. I want this on my wall, too.
Wow. Thank you all. I have shared a few portraits here before and never got barely a peep. So it is appreciated.That's fucking brilliant. I wish I could have it to hang on my wall.