REMASTERED IN HD! Music video by Soundgarden performing Blow Up The Outside World. (C) 1996 A&M Records #Soundgarden #BlowUpTheOutsideWorld #Remastered #Vevo
+Dewayne C Truly, this song is not about feeling invincible. It literally says "Not one for giving up though not invincible I know." This is a pledge of endurance, but at the same time wisely recognizing his own mortal frailty. A true mark of humility. Believe it or not, this song is holy. You're right that it is about rejecting the outside world, but more important than that, rejecting all the hateful, degraded, morally depraved ways (not the Earth itself). Chris is literally doing a Jesus Christ pose, he is positioned so as to look as if he is on a cross. In other words, he's watching the world, and at the same time being sacrificed for it. Until the end of the video, his mind, his spirit, his soul overcomes the world, and destroys it. A lot of parallels to Christ's message.
ebannaw The way I see it is that he is being fed information by the outside world, until its twisted morals and conventions drive him insane, which leads him to blow up everything. If you wanna see Jesus in there I guess but I don't think that symbolism needs to be invoked. After all this video is an homage to A clockwork orange, a film which questions our sense of morality by asking whether it is good to do evil to evil. In the end, morality is corrupt, the world is a contradiction and Chris is a big ol nihilist like me lol.
His fight with depression was a real aggressive war... and for years he tried to hide it but it was very obvious.....but what is certain is that his genius, his integrity and his powerful voice will stay with us forever
@@SholaMind21He was suffering from bipolar disorder...... Bipolar disorder is a psychological disorder that causes episodes of depression and other episodes of abnormal euphoria. These episodes of euphoria, also called mania or hypomania, are important in diagnosing the illness based on their severity or whether symptoms of psychosis are evident. Episodes of abnormal euphoria differ from the feeling of joy under normal circumstances. In a medical condition, a person experiences abnormal activity, happiness and irritation. It can also sometimes lead a person to commit acts that are reckless, irresponsible, or have ill-considered consequences. The need for sleep is reduced during manic episodes; While affected individuals may experience symptoms such as crying spells, a gloomy outlook on life, and avoidance of meeting others during episodes of depression. The risk of suicide in patients with bipolar disorder remains high, at over 6%, and at the same time, cases of self-harm can also occur in approximately 30-40% of cases. Other psychiatric disorders such as anxiety disorder or substance use disorder may be associated with bipolar disorder.
hide it? guys guys he friggin wrote like 100, let's call it authentic and not depressing, songs. you cant write burden in my hand or this one without living in hopeless agony, they are too good
@@aristophanesghost3839 what do u mean? I saw sound garden live in Sacramento in ⁹97? I'm a boys out and prepper. Excuse me. Sorry I didn't know I was out of my lane? Lol
I listened to this every day for six months in my art studio in Texas. My sister was 800 miles away in the midwest, dying from cancer. This song got me through the three months of her dying and the three months after she was gone. There's no lesson here, just a thanks to the band that helped me through those moments with this incredible song.
goes to show the power of music and how different meanings can come out of songs and I am sorry for your loss. I have a sister and cannot imagine losing her so for that I say you are a very strong person. I hope you have found peace.
+Brian Bullard Thank you for sharing this. I'm not a huge fan of this band but I respect any band that can make powerful enough music to help others get through tough times. I hope you're doing well and I hope things are looking up, take care.
Its just Soundgarden, not "Soundgarden and Chris Cornell" the band wouldn't have worked without each individual in place. Soundgarden are one of the best bands of all time though, yes.
@@mymomtoldmeimspecial it's sad because some shitty "artists" like Arianna Grande, Miley Cyrus, 21 Savage, Drake, and fucking 6ix9ine will be praised for simply talking/mumbling into a mic with no emotions
I was in a hospital, on a hold when he died. I was completely SHATTERED. We lost a good one. My absolute, favorite vocalist and artist. Rest easy, Chris.
it seems that there was a great cost for the depth, honesty and beauty in the intensity and caliber of music and artistry in much of the 90s. I am so grateful to the many musicians who bled their soul in their music. The courage it takes to share your darkest secrets with the world.
Very well said. A music that bares the soul is by definition a dangerous music - dangerous to listen to, and certainly dangerous to write, if you're of a certain self-destructive and self-loathing disposition, as Chris was (and this is something I know more than a little about, let's just leave it at that)....one of the reasons I love 'grunge', whatever the hell that was supposed to be, is because it is earnest, in a business that doesn't encourage honesty and commitment to being oneself. This music wasn't afraid to be abrasive, passionate and deep. To be itself. You gotta respect that, and even more now, when music has devolved into bland and oppressive beat-heavy, intelligence-lite pap made by any fool with a laptop.....
‘nothing seems to kill me no matter how hard I try’ that line hits hard now, especially with it being 5 years ago today edit: I meant five years since he died, sorry that wasn’t clear
ah man, for me it's still the saddest rock n roll death. The fact it wasn't a depression suicide, but a psychosis/medis induced suicide, doesn't seem to be a well known enough fact. Gosh its sad he's gone.
Yes so sad. So tragic & the fact his wife was trying to get security to check on him for hours . I'd give you everything I own…. To blow it to hell and gone.
Nicolás Riveros One of my favourite riffs of all time and this is coming from a guy that listens to heavy metal bands that shit riffs like they drink alcohol.
My older brother, who i looked up to growing up. (Dad was never around, and when he was , just to beat me up with all kinds of things). He gave me for my 14th birthday. This CD and green day's " nookie". I listened to this every single day . Music was my escape per say.
The state of the world right now in 2020 amid this COVID-19 global pandemic, police brutality & ensuing race riots. Time to BLOW THIS OUTSIDE WORLD UP! Praying there's light at the end of this dark tunnel in the aftermath. This Soundgarden song predicted the global psychological conditioning going on right now in 2020. RIP Chris Cornell. It's gotta be a whole lot better in the afterlife. STAY SAFE EVERYBODY! 🤘😷☣
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Word word word actually balled my eyes out when this guy shuffled off I don't pretend to know if it was sex or suicide . I was so hanging for some more HIM
I finally understand this song, dont let society get to you manipulate you make u dosile and depressed try not let yourself be consumed by pure pressure and manipulative liars. stay true to yourself and not be forced to bend to societys outlook of reality.
I wasted my 20's and half of my 30's. I'm not doing it anymore. Life is for me to live, not run and hide from. Chris, this one will be for you my friend. You gave us more than enough, hopefully I can take what you gave me and i can build something beautiful and positive from it.
Rusty Shackleford Look up Teal Swan and Elliott Hulse. They will save you by showing you the mechanisms of your suffering. How can you be so sure that I'm bullshitting? You can't until you let go of your certainty in doubt (skepticism) to divulge in this. Try it out, you will learn a lot
I so agree with you. To be honest, I didn't know how much he had impacted my life until he died. I mean yup, I was in my twenties in the 90s and have followed Chris Cornell from band to band and through solo periods just because he was this great singer. But when I heard of his death i became really emotional about it, which was sort of weird, because I didn't know I liked him so much. I started watching interviews and that led to more interviews and that led to social media posts and pictures and suddenly he just wasn't this incredible singer/musician he was this truly amazing man who was a loving father and husband and devoted family man, who was actually really funny, really honest, and a really great and loyal friend. Everybody that ever knew him loved him and talked really great about him - and that was while he was alive! So when I started seeing people all over the place taking cheap shots at him and using misinformation in such a hurtful and destructive manner I decided "hey, I'm gonna to stick up for Chris Cornell!" Why? Because I think he deserves it and I think his family needs it. Now Granted, I still think the bodyguard is a suspect - but I make no apologies on calling people out or correcting them on information that they are using incorrectly or are not understanding. in fact I will probably do it for the rest of my life - I will be that relative in years to come that everyone is warned at family gatherings to not mention anything about Chris Cornell hanging himself or the investigation because I doubt I will ever be convinced that he killed himself and I know I will always want to stick up for him!
I cant believe it... I have passed through very rough times the last few months and the thing that made me keep walking was Chris´s songs. I even thought of siuicide but here I am, alive, and there he is, dead. How fair is that? I have been listening to blowing up the outside world, pretty nose, fell on black days and other every single day. It made me feel so comforting and aunderstood. Chris's soul is eternal. I regret so much not having seen you in concert. I love you man. Say hello to heaven. Hopefully someday we will see you there.
Dammit, your comment is making me cry right now. I literally looked up when Soundgarden was gonna release their next album a week ago. That would have been my 1st time seeing them - timing just never worked out w/me. Now all of that will never come to pass, but that is besides the point. You're right - his soul is with eternity now. Hope he's having a great old time w/Scott, Layne, Kurt, Andy, and all the other spectacular musicians up there. RIP Chris 💗 😭
Marcos JA..You understand what he was trying to say. A person with chronic depression wants to, at times, blow up the fucking outside world. Tragically, he did...
this song got me thru 4 dark years. I listened to this in my bunk and cried and felt a release every time. Thank u soundgarden for everything u have shared with us wretched souls. Rest in peace Chris. I hope u found yr release like u gave me mine...
I think when a reporter asked him about this song if he'd really want to "blow up the outside world" and he said something to the effect of "absolutely - i think about it everyday"
maybe you dont understand it if you cant hear the cries of despair for us to free ourselves from this world 2.0 , a world where were exposed to so many external influences that we end up being literally brainwashed. marketing everywhere, trends that are dictated by some guru on top , lobbying at its best to keep us stock to the Wheel. were just the slaves of a new era, with an illusion of freedom.
The line before that one is "Don't let the world bring you down"......and the line after it is "So save it for your own and the ones you can help." You're doing a disservice to yourself and others taking it out of context. Nothing seem to kill me no matter how hard I try Nothing is closing my eyes Nothing can beat me down for your pain or delight And nothing seems to break me No matter how far I fall nothing can break me at all Not one for giving up though not invincible I know I've givin' everything I need I'd give you everything I own I'd give in if it could at least be ours alone I've given everything I could To blow it to hell and gone Burrow down and Blow up the outside world Someone tried to tell me something Don't let the world bring you down Nothing will do me in before I do myself So save it for your own and the ones you can help Want to make it understood Wanting though I never would Trying though I know it's wrong Blowing it to hell and gone Wishing though I never could Blow up the upside world
I always thought Chris and Layne Staley were playing up the notion of mental illness in their lyrics. I was so fucking wrong. It was straight from the heart with them, and I was too dumb to see it.
It's awesome that you interpret Chris & Layne with a better ear now. I grew up listening to them so it was never an issue for me hearing exactly what it was as new music. It seems lately the younger generation getting into SG have a preconception and hear everything as brought on by mental illness or depression. It's just the Blues man! People have been singing the blues for Centuries...doesn't mean they're clinically depressed. Depressed people don't do what Chris did...which was rock THOUSANDS of shows for Millions of fans. He had some demons...sure...and those are what brought out his dark/bluesey side...but to listen with the bias of how his life ended (hazed by meds) isn't fair. It's hard to avoid but we gotta try harder...like I similarly did with Jim Morrison & the Doors when I started listening to them for example. Just turn that shit waaaay up and if it makes you move (emotionally or physically) then move...simple as that.
You that line has haunted me ever since his passing. Chris was absolutely amazing to see live was lucky to catch them in 91 and 6 months later in 92 before the whole seattle seen blew up. He was a great artist.
Layne and Chris didn't just sing, their words conveyed a message and painted pictures, why they are both loved and so sadly missed. RIP Chris and Layne
I always think of The Day I Tried To Live as the great foreshadowing in his music. Both very sad in any case, along with his demise. Unfortunately, it's no longer an artists world.
On the subject of Chris being 52.. I am 51.. id didnt dawn on me til the other day that these bands were the bands of my generation.. the Soundgardens.. the Nirvanas.. the Smashing Pumpkins.. the NIN the STPs the...Pearl Jams .. but you know what as much tragedy as there has been.. such a wealth of good music... these people single handedly saved us from hair rock and lipstick... godspeed you black emperors
Day 3: Still crying. But at least I'm not binge listening to Emerson, Lake and Palmer anymore. ELP got me off Bowie when Keith Emerson died, then Prince got me off both. Then there was Lou Reed and Leonard Cohen mixed in there too.(but they were more expected). Then back to ELP when Greg Lake died to bookend a horrible year. Then John Wetton, which returned back into prog rock exclusively since February. But Chris (whom I met once while living in Seattle) is devastation. Like Greg Lake, Chris Cornell's voice and lyrics were a touchstone that kept me ALIVE through very difficult times. All my sages are leaving this plane. Long live Eddie Vedder, PLEASE.
I stick to my Ipod the past few years. Occasionally i am surprised to find a handful of good new songs , but only like one or two from different genres that total said handful. The 90's tho, if only we could somehow utilize a tenth of a tenth of a percent of what made it all so special then and bring it into the here and now. So m people only like what they are told is good music, or what is new.
Thanks for being the soundtrack of showers, road trips and late night drinking sessions.. I feel like a part of my youth passed away as well, RIP Chris Cornell.. 😥😢
I absolutely adored his eyes, the way they could speak to the soul; there’s nothing that could compare. I could stare at him for hours without getting tired.. such a timeless man. I hope he’s in the best place ever now and that he finally found peace.
That sighing, downbeat hard rock of Black Sabbath fused with the Beatles was such a brilliant sound and aspect of 90's rock. I really miss that time. Soundgarden was definitely the heaviest of the decade.
Rare is a talent that can invoke sadness and happiness all in ssme song. It drips with so much melancholy yet inspires at same time. Cornell did it effortlessly and always remained the consumate professional. R.I.P. Mr. Chris Cornell. May you be soaring high and waking everyone daily with your GLORIOUS ROAR.
+Mariano González Nirvana/Kurt Cobain brought me here initially. Don't know how I missed all the great NW coastal music of the early 90s. Making up for lost time! Love these guys, and Audioslave. :>)
He did more than just hang on. He rocked thousands of shows for millions of fans don't forget...that is virtually unprecedented. Just think about the energy and willpower it takes to do that. He was smart and channeled it in the right way and we can all learn something from that.
I remember when this video debuted in the 90s when MTV used to play music. Its amazing how all these years passed. RIP Cornell, may your legacy inspire new vocal talents in the future.
Nothing like waking up to find out one of your favorite singers died. Chris's music provided the soundtrack to my high school years. It was a pleasure growing up in the late-80s and early-90s with so many great bands to choose from. Good music was coming at us right and left. Chris left us way too early. Hope he's jamming with Jimi, Kurt, Layne, Scott, and a long list of other legends. RIP, Chris, and thank you so much for your contributions to music. Music has lost quite a talent today.
For me Soundgarden is absolutely the greatest grunge band. Unreachable like Mount Everest for a simple mortal! For me Chris Cornell is the greatest Musician, Poet, Vocalist and Person ever existed in a body of a One Simple Man
TheWriters Block not until his mission is complete he needs to defend us and defet Lucifer. If you having notice Chris is cayne. He is all of are father.
Chris cornell was not only the greatest rock vocalist of all time but the greatest musical artist of all time!!! His song writing abilities along with his guitar and drum playing skills, makes him unmatched in my opinion. Rest in peace my friend. Noone sings like you anymore!!!
I'm not arguing that one but if you want another ultimate talent in music check out Trent Reznor aka nine inch nails Trent is very different but no less... at times more
The cool fuckin thing is we have hundreds of hours of his voice right here on youtube so easily accessible. Be glad you're living in the now with this gift.
Superman & Lois is the definitive Superman story for me. A consistently great soundtrack. This was one of the most extreme cliffhanger on a show since Star Trek’s best of both worlds pt1!
I'd imagine he's quite well compensated (money wise, anyways) playing with PJ nowadays. That being said, his talents generally go to waste playing in the style Eddie and the gang write songs---Matt was always at his best like here, precision power, and keeping the band's often odd-metered rhythms nailed down (although this particular one is straight 4/4, i believe).
Sorry you had to go, Chris, but thanks for holding on for so long. You really helped a lot of people, helped them to feel less alone, helped show that it's ok to talk about the darkness instead of pretending everything is rock and roll. Thanks dude.
It terrifies me that everyone was so shocked at the death of this legend. All of his lyrics scream pain and suicide. I guess it goes to show you that some people just really don’t know how to listen. I can relate brother. Rock on Chris
Maybe it’s what he wanted, for reasons only he could understand. Maybe it was the art that he created that demanded he lived in that sort of life expression?
I had listened to this song so many times and for some reason I had never really apreciated the solo untill recently it really is one of the best ever.
I used to wonder a lot about what he was talking about in his lyrics throughout his career. Ever since he passed, a lot of those same songs became much more clear to me. I think he's felt for a while that his time and meaning in this world was overdue. I hope he's been greeted with a new and fulfilling purpose whereever he is now. It appears to me that that's what hes been trying to find his whole existance. A true purpose
I am new to listening to Soundgarden. This is my first time hearing this song, and I am in actual tears. I have expanded my music taste to everything from Nirvana to Celtic Frost to Metallica to Radiohead and I have never heard a song like this. This song is crazy. R.I.P Chris Cornell. What a legend.
A perfect example of how a depressing song about depressing things can make a depressed person so very happy.
Patrick Storey Its about rejecting the outside world and its bullshit to feel invincible, at least that's my interpretation.
sooo true there
+Dewayne C No, it's not just your interpretation :)
You're right
+Dewayne C
Truly, this song is not about feeling invincible. It literally says "Not one for giving up though not invincible I know." This is a pledge of endurance, but at the same time wisely recognizing his own mortal frailty. A true mark of humility.
Believe it or not, this song is holy.
You're right that it is about rejecting the outside world, but more important than that, rejecting all the hateful, degraded, morally depraved ways (not the Earth itself). Chris is literally doing a Jesus Christ pose, he is positioned so as to look as if he is on a cross. In other words, he's watching the world, and at the same time being sacrificed for it. Until the end of the video, his mind, his spirit, his soul overcomes the world, and destroys it.
A lot of parallels to Christ's message.
ebannaw The way I see it is that he is being fed information by the outside world, until its twisted morals and conventions drive him insane, which leads him to blow up everything. If you wanna see Jesus in there I guess but I don't think that symbolism needs to be invoked. After all this video is an homage to A clockwork orange, a film which questions our sense of morality by asking whether it is good to do evil to evil.
In the end, morality is corrupt, the world is a contradiction and Chris is a big ol nihilist like me lol.
chris cornells vocals are incredible man
@patrick grondines because he has good taste in music
Totally agree
Fr dude
Fax he was the greatest
No shit
This song is an absolute masterpiece.
one of the best songs in all history
It was preload to his death. He knew he was gonna die. He knew this.
No shit bro! Fucking awesome.
Hi I Recommend an indie rock song/ballad called: 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
Yes i agree,a masterpiece, and Chris Cornell a awesome singer,sad he passed away,may Chris Cornell RIP 💐
Gonna leave this comment here. Whenever someone likes it, I'll be reminded of this masterpiece
Awesome group Chris Cornell a awesome singer ❤ RIP 💐
The 90's felt far more honest than today.
Well thats an understatement , rock on my friend , rock on...we are still here.
It's called grunge
And the 80s and the 70s, and the 60s, ad nauseam.
grunge my friend, honest music.
You mean back when musicians actually wrote their own songs?
Can a soon-to-be 64 year old still love this song and sincerely miss Chris's voice and songwriting? RIP.
Abso-fuckin-lutely.
Always! Sharing is vital.
Some songs were dark but I absolutely love it
Rite on bro im 57 and love this... Things get better w/age
The motivation in his songs are for any and everybody.
God there was something special about him.
Hi I Recommend a song called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
Yeah there was. ✌🏼
@@redskies4530 this is a bot guys, I checked the song
His fight with depression was a real aggressive war... and for years he tried to hide it but it was very obvious.....but what is certain is that his genius, his integrity and his powerful voice will stay with us forever
What caused his depression? Do you much about his upbringing ?
@@SholaMind21He was suffering from bipolar disorder...... Bipolar disorder is a psychological disorder that causes episodes of depression and other episodes of abnormal euphoria. These episodes of euphoria, also called mania or hypomania, are important in diagnosing the illness based on their severity or whether symptoms of psychosis are evident. Episodes of abnormal euphoria differ from the feeling of joy under normal circumstances. In a medical condition, a person experiences abnormal activity, happiness and irritation. It can also sometimes lead a person to commit acts that are reckless, irresponsible, or have ill-considered consequences. The need for sleep is reduced during manic episodes; While affected individuals may experience symptoms such as crying spells, a gloomy outlook on life, and avoidance of meeting others during episodes of depression. The risk of suicide in patients with bipolar disorder remains high, at over 6%, and at the same time, cases of self-harm can also occur in approximately 30-40% of cases. Other psychiatric disorders such as anxiety disorder or substance use disorder may be associated with bipolar disorder.
@@SholaMind21have you ever been around Seattle? It’s in the air
hide it? guys guys he friggin wrote like 100, let's call it authentic and not depressing, songs. you cant write burden in my hand or this one without living in hopeless agony, they are too good
He was murdered.
This is deeper and more symbolic than I ever realized.
@ Jack Burton...keep watching to reveal the symbolism. bc if anyone just told you it could lose its meaning ...
Ya especially with the bullshit the sheep r fed by mainstream media. We r doomed because they r so programmed and manipulated!
This country is ran by mad man now!
@@swervnk9742 grow up, kenny.
@@aristophanesghost3839 what do u mean? I saw sound garden live in Sacramento in ⁹97? I'm a boys out and prepper. Excuse me. Sorry I didn't know I was out of my lane? Lol
I listened to this every day for six months in my art studio in Texas. My sister was 800 miles away in the midwest, dying from cancer. This song got me through the three months of her dying and the three months after she was gone. There's no lesson here, just a thanks to the band that helped me through those moments with this incredible song.
My prayers go out to ya bro and yeah, soundgarden rocks
Wish you well bud
goes to show the power of music and how different meanings can come out of songs and I am sorry for your loss. I have a sister and cannot imagine losing her so for that I say you are a very strong person. I hope you have found peace.
+Brian Bullard - sorry for your terrible loss, buddy...my mom just passed in late July so I feel for ya
+Brian Bullard Thank you for sharing this. I'm not a huge fan of this band but I respect any band that can make powerful enough music to help others get through tough times. I hope you're doing well and I hope things are looking up, take care.
This played on Superman and Lois tonight. Boy it was epic
"At the end of the day it's the fans who make you who you are." - Chris Cornell
RIP Chris Cornell for you're fans still support you even after death
They says you die twice , once physically then again once your name is spoken for the last time .
Soundgarden and Chris Cornell will go down in history as one of the best Rock bands of all time.
Its just Soundgarden, not "Soundgarden and Chris Cornell" the band wouldn't have worked without each individual in place. Soundgarden are one of the best bands of all time though, yes.
@@SlimJ1980-Eire gonna go out on a limb to say they're going off the fact he's been a solo act and supergroup
No shit
they wont
@@mymomtoldmeimspecial it's sad because some shitty "artists" like Arianna Grande, Miley Cyrus, 21 Savage, Drake, and fucking 6ix9ine will be praised for simply talking/mumbling into a mic with no emotions
I was in a hospital, on a hold when he died. I was completely SHATTERED. We lost a good one. My absolute, favorite vocalist and artist. Rest easy, Chris.
@S M Life is definitely worth living. Thanks!
We lost a timeless artist when we lost Chris, no doubt about it.
I was watching HLN when I found out and I was absolutely 💯% floored. I miss you Chris. RIP
Eddie Vedder is the last man standing from the grunge frontmen of the 90's.
I feel like something bad will come of him in the next few years, we are loosing lead grunge singers fast it seems
it seems that there was a great cost for the depth, honesty and beauty in the intensity and caliber of music and artistry in much of the 90s. I am so grateful to the many musicians who bled their soul in their music. The courage it takes to share your darkest secrets with the world.
Very well said. A music that bares the soul is by definition a dangerous music - dangerous to listen to, and certainly dangerous to write, if you're of a certain self-destructive and self-loathing disposition, as Chris was (and this is something I know more than a little about, let's just leave it at that)....one of the reasons I love 'grunge', whatever the hell that was supposed to be, is because it is earnest, in a business that doesn't encourage honesty and commitment to being oneself. This music wasn't afraid to be abrasive, passionate and deep. To be itself. You gotta respect that, and even more now, when music has devolved into bland and oppressive beat-heavy, intelligence-lite pap made by any fool with a laptop.....
@@patrickniehus3132 very well said
Fuckin aye I second that to the fullest
The price for having the ability to sense divinity is a mortality of hell.
We are so lucky we got to experience it, it saved some of our lives!
‘nothing seems to kill me no matter how hard I try’
that line hits hard now, especially with it being 5 years ago today
edit: I meant five years since he died, sorry that wasn’t clear
ah man, for me it's still the saddest rock n roll death. The fact it wasn't a depression suicide, but a psychosis/medis induced suicide, doesn't seem to be a well known enough fact. Gosh its sad he's gone.
Yes so sad. So tragic & the fact his wife was trying to get security to check on him for hours .
I'd give you everything I own….
To blow it to hell and gone.
I’m still in denial…and I’ll take that to the grave. Seeing them live many times lucky I was, always will be.
But Like a Human Being i still try !!!
@@liambrammall1764 it wasn't suicide. c'mon man
Chris is such an underrated guitarist. He may not do solos, but he's a great rythm guitarist.
+Kyle Reece those fucking pipes of his overshadow your damned good point.
+Troy Monroe love you both
+Kyle Reece agree! the Riff in Rusty Cage is insane!
Nicolás Riveros One of my favourite riffs of all time and this is coming from a guy that listens to heavy metal bands that shit riffs like they drink alcohol.
...and an excellent drummer too.
I always felt Blow Up The Outside World followed by Burden In My Hand on the album might be the 2 best songs paired together on any album, anywhere.
👍
My older brother, who i looked up to growing up. (Dad was never around, and when he was , just to beat me up with all kinds of things). He gave me for my 14th birthday. This CD and green day's " nookie".
I listened to this every single day .
Music was my escape per say.
Go with Cochise and show me how to live!!!
YES!
Yep!
Just found out about this song in the finale for superman and lois. Holy shit is it good
Epic
@@bluesuperman1Super🥹🥂🦸♂️
ive givin everything to be blown to hell and gone.. black hole sun plz save me
Superman vs Doomsday re-ignited my love for this song
My favorite part is when Chris smiles as the world blows up!!!!!
The state of the world right now in 2020 amid this COVID-19 global pandemic, police brutality & ensuing race riots. Time to BLOW THIS OUTSIDE WORLD UP! Praying there's light at the end of this dark tunnel in the aftermath. This Soundgarden song predicted the global psychological conditioning going on right now in 2020. RIP Chris Cornell. It's gotta be a whole lot better in the afterlife. STAY SAFE EVERYBODY! 🤘😷☣
Sweet Sarrow
Yes!
@@von7107 sorrow
Lol
This album has some of the best sounding drums ever mixed, in my opinion.
Wood hoop Ayotte's, + 20 lb. stainless steel Keplinger snare. Mmmm.
What are some of your other favourites?
Offhand I'd say Death's "The Sound of Perseverance" and Iron Maiden's "Powerslave".
Sean Kinney doesn't do too bad himself now....
right? if you have an extra grand laying around......
Nirvana was phenomenal, Stp was sexy, Pearl Jam was poetic but Soundgarden is raw unadulterated talent..
all respect but Alice in Chains and soundgarden > other 90 bands
also all respect for Mother Love Bone
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Nirvana is mumble rock change my mind
Edit: I already changed my mind
Beautiful thought that is true 👍 ❤️
That Superman vs Doomsday fight in Superman and Lois was elite
Dude, I lost my shit the minute that song blasts during that scene, I was crying in tears with joy!! Best fucking episode here!!
@@SaRENRampaigersame 🥹🦸♂️
For television it was amazing and thus song just made it so much better
Much better then the last movie with doomsday in it.
Why can't DC make any other hero besides batman work on the big screen?
Minus ButtFleck
@@theereverandreaper6466 studio interventions often screw things over, Harley Quinn,Justice League and Flash all had issues
Man his vocal range. R.i.p Chris. You will always be my idol.
Audioslave kicks major ass also!!!!!
Prashant Tudu NOBODY SINGS LIKE YOU ANYMORE!!!!!!.
Word word word actually balled my eyes out when this guy shuffled off I don't pretend to know if it was sex or suicide . I was so hanging for some more HIM
Just don't off yourself.
Great for the studio, live ... not so much.
I finally understand this song, dont let society get to you manipulate you make u dosile and depressed try not let yourself be consumed by pure pressure and manipulative liars. stay true to yourself and not be forced to bend to societys outlook of reality.
damien trelenberg and then there was Vicky. . with her 132k Birkenbag fetish. No wonder he lost the will to live.
Nicely Put
damien trelenberg wow thanks for that Damien. That actually makes perfect sense man.
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Exactly man...a pretty fuckin empowering song. Always has been to me...along with most of Chris'/Soundgardens other songs. Rock on
Superman & Lois brought me here but I was already a Chris Cornell fan. This man was amazing. Rest In Peace.
THESE DAYS I CANNOT STOP LISTENING TO BLOW UP THE OUTSIDE WORLD.
I feel like this towards "The Day I Tried To Live"
I'm there now, OP
I wasted my 20's and half of my 30's. I'm not doing it anymore. Life is for me to live, not run and hide from. Chris, this one will be for you my friend. You gave us more than enough, hopefully I can take what you gave me and i can build something beautiful and positive from it.
Aim for world domination. Take back what's yours friend
Start by changing that user name lol, I'm sure it doesn't help
You’re loved, my friend! 👍⚡️⚡️😘
Rusty Shackleford Look up Teal Swan and Elliott Hulse. They will save you by showing you the mechanisms of your suffering. How can you be so sure that I'm bullshitting? You can't until you let go of your certainty in doubt (skepticism) to divulge in this. Try it out, you will learn a lot
You can do it. I pray for you and your family. :)
"Nothing seems to kill me"
*sigh* Actually cried a little today over this man.
You're not alone. his death hit harder than I ever thought it would.
me too patrick
Nice.
I so agree with you. To be honest, I didn't know how much he had impacted my life until he died. I mean yup, I was in my twenties in the 90s and have followed Chris Cornell from band to band and through solo periods just because he was this great singer. But when I heard of his death i became really emotional about it, which was sort of weird, because I didn't know I liked him so much. I started watching interviews and that led to more interviews and that led to social media posts and pictures and suddenly he just wasn't this incredible singer/musician he was this truly amazing man who was a loving father and husband and devoted family man, who was actually really funny, really honest, and a really great and loyal friend. Everybody that ever knew him loved him and talked really great about him - and that was while he was alive! So when I started seeing people all over the place taking cheap shots at him and using misinformation in such a hurtful and destructive manner I decided "hey, I'm gonna to stick up for Chris Cornell!" Why? Because I think he deserves it and I think his family needs it. Now Granted, I still think the bodyguard is a suspect - but I make no apologies on calling people out or correcting them on information that they are using incorrectly or are not understanding. in fact I will probably do it for the rest of my life - I will be that relative in years to come that everyone is warned at family gatherings to not mention anything about Chris Cornell hanging himself or the investigation because I doubt I will ever be convinced that he killed himself and I know I will always want to stick up for him!
I've cried more over his death than I ever have over anything else and i've been dragged through the mud. His music meant so much to me.
It’s really nice to see that I’m not the only person who’s making it through life with this song in mind.
This has gotta be one of the most powerful songs and videos this world has to offer
Your absolutely 💯 PERCENT right Jacob west wow unbelievable amazing and unbelievable loved your comment BRAVO 👏 thanks jersey city heights Loretta 💙
I cant believe it... I have passed through very rough times the last few months and the thing that made me keep walking was Chris´s songs. I even thought of siuicide but here I am, alive, and there he is, dead. How fair is that?
I have been listening to blowing up the outside world, pretty nose, fell on black days and other every single day. It made me feel so comforting and aunderstood. Chris's soul is eternal. I regret so much not having seen you in concert.
I love you man. Say hello to heaven. Hopefully someday we will see you there.
Dammit, your comment is making me cry right now. I literally looked up when Soundgarden was gonna release their next album a week ago. That would have been my 1st time seeing them - timing just never worked out w/me. Now all of that will never come to pass, but that is besides the point. You're right - his soul is with eternity now. Hope he's having a great old time w/Scott, Layne, Kurt, Andy, and all the other spectacular musicians up there. RIP Chris 💗 😭
It's not your fault mate.
Long live and Rest in peace Chris Cornell.
You always made awesome music.
Marcos JA..You understand what he was trying to say. A person with chronic depression wants to, at times, blow up the fucking outside world. Tragically, he did...
this song got me thru 4 dark years. I listened to this in my bunk and cried and felt a release every time. Thank u soundgarden for everything u have shared with us wretched souls. Rest in peace Chris. I hope u found yr release like u gave me mine...
Trina Harris Beautiful.
Well said.
beautiful
Yes, their songs were Music Therapy and intense. Thank for your words.
Trina Harris same here... only Soundgarden speak to your wounded soul so effectively...
"You ever think about dying, Superman? Because you're about to..." - Lex Luthor
The best vocalist ever! RIP Chris Cornell
I love how when he smiles over the last chorus, It looks like he really means it. Like somebody probably made him laugh on the set or something.
Smiled accepting the end
Chris, already, knew!!!!!
@@von7107 same here!
Probably because the world is fucked and we are brainwashed by our media
I think when a reporter asked him about this song if he'd really want to "blow up the outside world" and he said something to the effect of "absolutely - i think about it everyday"
He's been telling us for decades.
Thaeda - This comment has stuck with me since I first read it. :-( So true....
Thaeda - I don't think you understand this song if you think it has anything to do with suicide
What hes telling here is how shitty and superficial modern life is and how hes trying its affect on him
Looking back on all the lyrics I know by heart, I was thinking the same
maybe you dont understand it if you cant hear the cries of despair for us to free ourselves from this world 2.0 , a world where were exposed to so many external influences that we end up being literally brainwashed. marketing everywhere, trends that are dictated by some guru on top , lobbying at its best to keep us stock to the Wheel. were just the slaves of a new era, with an illusion of freedom.
To any JRE listeners who are just discovering Soundgarden for the first time - WELCOME 🥰
These guys were so overshadowed and underrated. The best rock bands to come out of Seattle
The line that gets me the most; "Nothing can do me in, before I do myself"
The line before that one is "Don't let the world bring you down"......and the line after it is "So save it for your own and the ones you can help." You're doing a disservice to yourself and others taking it out of context.
Nothing seem to kill me no matter how hard I try
Nothing is closing my eyes
Nothing can beat me down for your pain or delight
And nothing seems to break me
No matter how far I fall nothing can break me at all
Not one for giving up though not invincible I know
I've givin' everything I need
I'd give you everything I own
I'd give in if it could at least be ours alone
I've given everything I could
To blow it to hell and gone
Burrow down and
Blow up the outside world
Someone tried to tell me something
Don't let the world bring you down
Nothing will do me in before I do myself
So save it for your own and the ones you can help
Want to make it understood
Wanting though I never would
Trying though I know it's wrong
Blowing it to hell and gone
Wishing though I never could
Blow up the upside world
I always thought Chris and Layne Staley were playing up the notion of mental illness in their lyrics. I was so fucking wrong. It was straight from the heart with them, and I was too dumb to see it.
It's awesome that you interpret Chris & Layne with a better ear now. I grew up listening to them so it was never an issue for me hearing exactly what it was as new music. It seems lately the younger generation getting into SG have a preconception and hear everything as brought on by mental illness or depression. It's just the Blues man! People have been singing the blues for Centuries...doesn't mean they're clinically depressed. Depressed people don't do what Chris did...which was rock THOUSANDS of shows for Millions of fans. He had some demons...sure...and those are what brought out his dark/bluesey side...but to listen with the bias of how his life ended (hazed by meds) isn't fair. It's hard to avoid but we gotta try harder...like I similarly did with Jim Morrison & the Doors when I started listening to them for example. Just turn that shit waaaay up and if it makes you move (emotionally or physically) then move...simple as that.
You that line has haunted me ever since his passing. Chris was absolutely amazing to see live was lucky to catch them in 91 and 6 months later in 92 before the whole seattle seen blew up. He was a great artist.
great album on your pfp
This song is foreshadowing to the extreme, good luck in the after life my friend
Canadian Prepper. ,b true
Yeah. It makes me sad thinking about it
Layne and Chris didn't just sing, their words conveyed a message and painted pictures, why they are both loved and so sadly missed. RIP Chris and Layne
I always think of The Day I Tried To Live as the great foreshadowing in his music. Both very sad in any case, along with his demise.
Unfortunately, it's no longer an artists world.
TRUTH. so horrible esp when u know there arent too many to replace them... sigh
Perfect song for the finale of superman & lois
Superman and Lois season 3 brought me here 🤟🏾 R.I.P Chris Cornell
On the subject of Chris being 52.. I am 51.. id didnt dawn on me til the other day that these bands were the bands of my generation.. the Soundgardens.. the Nirvanas.. the Smashing Pumpkins.. the NIN the STPs the...Pearl Jams .. but you know what as much tragedy as there has been.. such a wealth of good music... these people single handedly saved us from hair rock and lipstick... godspeed you black emperors
YaddaKhan ..and the Alice im chains
YaddaKhan were not paying attention? That just dawned on you ???
YaddaKhan 100% and rock died with them
And Faith No More!!
if only we had something new to save us from us from drake and taylor swift
RIP Chris Cornell
Thank you for all you have done for us. I cant stop crying :(
Day 3: Still crying. But at least I'm not binge listening to Emerson, Lake and Palmer anymore. ELP got me off Bowie when Keith Emerson died, then Prince got me off both. Then there was Lou Reed and Leonard Cohen mixed in there too.(but they were more expected). Then back to ELP when Greg Lake died to bookend a horrible year. Then John Wetton, which returned back into prog rock exclusively since February. But Chris (whom I met once while living in Seattle) is devastation. Like Greg Lake, Chris Cornell's voice and lyrics were a touchstone that kept me ALIVE through very difficult times. All my sages are leaving this plane. Long live Eddie Vedder, PLEASE.
Hang in there , we are hurting together.
Way too many good ones passing. It needs to stop
One week ago and still crying...
now we are 2 crying
The perfect song for a doomsday fight!
But Shinbone CLIMATE GRINDER and window DOWN #ExecutiveOrder12949 #FuckingBillyBadass have "THE PLAN!!"
Great song from SoundGarden and a good pick for the fight
Song can only be truly enjoyed at max volume
exactly
Agreed
Confirm
Nothing will kill you Chris.
Nothing.
Wait but
Tre G. In art, man is immortal.
except himself
Yes it did his life and self called deppression of life. Rip chris they silenced the voices
"Nothing can do me in, before I do myself"
4:20-30 - I've always marveled how Chris elevates an octave. It's such a satisfying crescendo. I can't ever recall hearing a vocalist do that.
Love the 90's.. never gets old..those were the simpler times ❤
Yea they were . I Wish I could go back and stay. Maybe in time and space we are still living through those good times.
Yeah but Shinbone CLIMATE GRINDER and window DOWN #ExecutiveOrder12949 #FuckingBillyBadass have "THE PLAN!!"
Oh 90s music, how I miss you. Dont make em like they used to, thats for sure.
So true
I stick to my Ipod the past few years. Occasionally i am surprised to find a handful of good new songs , but only like one or two from different genres that total said handful. The 90's tho, if only we could somehow utilize a tenth of a tenth of a percent of what made it all so special then and bring it into the here and now. So m people only like what they are told is good music, or what is new.
i actually miss you please call i love you
Im stuck on the Sirius XM Lithium channel with all 90s grunge...best station ever
the only music age that can compare to the 90s alt rock/grunge scene were the bands of the lates 60s and early 70s..
Thanks for being the soundtrack of showers, road trips and late night drinking sessions.. I feel like a part of my youth passed away as well, RIP Chris Cornell.. 😥😢
I absolutely adored his eyes, the way they could speak to the soul; there’s nothing that could compare. I could stare at him for hours without getting tired.. such a timeless man. I hope he’s in the best place ever now and that he finally found peace.
Yes i agree Chris Cornell a awesome singer and has beautiful eyes,was so sad he passed away,may Chris Cornell RIP 💐
He was a hot man, I loved them all. Layne, Kurt as a Kurt. That Courtney love helped kill him!
R.I.P. Chris Cornell, one of the most underrated singers of our time.
Sachet he was rated. thats why you know him. dont be so illogical man!!!
I feel he was under appreciated. He deserved (and still does) all the love he gets.
He’s rated pretty damn high lol
Dude is rated #1 vocalist of my time in my books. Doesnt get any more rated than that!
That sighing, downbeat hard rock of Black Sabbath fused with the Beatles was such a brilliant sound and aspect of 90's rock. I really miss that time. Soundgarden was definitely the heaviest of the decade.
Alice in chains
yes. Alice in chains
The Dude both of them tbh, they both rocked hard
Rocker Chick yes they both did. I'm kinda starting to kick myself for comparing 90s bands so I kinda regret saying that
Rocker Chick they are all unique
Rare is a talent that can invoke sadness and happiness all in ssme song. It drips with so much melancholy yet inspires at same time. Cornell did it effortlessly and always remained the consumate professional. R.I.P. Mr. Chris Cornell. May you be soaring high and waking everyone daily with your GLORIOUS ROAR.
One the best bands of all time.
MTV Brought me here (Message sent from 1996)
+Mariano González Nirvana/Kurt Cobain brought me here initially. Don't know how I missed all the great NW coastal music of the early 90s. Making up for lost time! Love these guys, and Audioslave. :>)
+Elena Reed I'm a huge Nirvana fan, since feb 1994, before kurt's dead, hahaha, I love grunge, greetings from Argentina
+Mariano González good afternoon to Argentina !!! WELCOME TO DA SHOW. 🙌🙌🙌
Mariano González Saludos a Argentina, de Tejas! We are Nirvanians / Nirvanistos :>)
Saludos! :D
These songs are all the more tragic looking back. A man in serious pain trying to hang on. It breaks my heart.
He did more than just hang on. He rocked thousands of shows for millions of fans don't forget...that is virtually unprecedented. Just think about the energy and willpower it takes to do that. He was smart and channeled it in the right way and we can all learn something from that.
I remember when this video debuted in the 90s when MTV used to play music. Its amazing how all these years passed. RIP Cornell, may your legacy inspire new vocal talents in the future.
💯 PERCENT J I AGREE WITH YOU BRAVO 👏 THANKS JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS LORETTA 💙 WOW REMARKABLE PEACE 💙 ✌️ OUT THANKS LORETTA
Within me, he has definitely inspired many things.
Im here because of Superman and lois 3x13 that was amazing
No other band that has walked this earth gives me the chills Soundgarden and Chris Cornells voice does
only one that even came close was Kurt Cobain He was a God just like Chris
I feel exactly the same.💗
@@bonniejeannetucker6992 only one that comes close is staley.....
Same here 🖤
@@586Umesh YESSSSS he literally changed my life made me become UNDEEPRESSED AND START WRITING MUSIC ALONG WITH CHRIS
Nobody can sing like chris..... We miss you.....
Of all the things to bring me back here, is Superman and Lois... but I loved this song since back in the day
When I heard this song start playing when superman and doomsday started fighting, I lost it. It fit the scene so well.
Psychedelic, Alternative, Hard Rocking, thought provoking, gotta love it
+Pene Con Aji Only Soundgarden could make a hit of that in the mid 90's
Nothing like waking up to find out one of your favorite singers died. Chris's music provided the soundtrack to my high school years. It was a pleasure growing up in the late-80s and early-90s with so many great bands to choose from. Good music was coming at us right and left. Chris left us way too early. Hope he's jamming with Jimi, Kurt, Layne, Scott, and a long list of other legends. RIP, Chris, and thank you so much for your contributions to music. Music has lost quite a talent today.
How can this song be so healing? I've had a terrible stomach ache for days.... after 2 minutes of this song, it completely went. I miss you Chris.
For me Soundgarden is absolutely the greatest grunge band. Unreachable like Mount Everest for a simple mortal! For me Chris Cornell is the greatest Musician, Poet, Vocalist and Person ever existed in a body of a One Simple Man
he truly was one and only. i think about him all the time
Yeah but alice in chains
@@alibobali4032 he was a saint... Yeah, mythical Hero
I absolutely agree its my favorite band rip chris
@@Vishnu7Shani510 yep we heard a lot of great bands
from the
This is literally the perfect song. It’s like an entire album in just 5 minutes. One of their best songs imo.
After reading these comments, I am astounded
how insightful and astute
these listeners are.
I 100% agree. It's perfect ❤️
🙌🏼
Dear God, let this man rest in peace.
😓
TheWriters Block amen
TheWriters Block I believe in my soul Chris is home.
TheWriters Block not until his mission is complete he needs to defend us and defet Lucifer. If you having notice Chris is cayne. He is all of are father.
This song is more relevant today than ever.
The video, too.
Chris cornell was not only the greatest rock vocalist of all time but the greatest musical artist of all time!!! His song writing abilities along with his guitar and drum playing skills, makes him unmatched in my opinion. Rest in peace my friend. Noone sings like you anymore!!!
I'm not arguing that one but if you want another ultimate talent in music check out Trent Reznor aka nine inch nails Trent is very different but no less... at times more
that was probably the best looking most talented man I have ever seen
I haven’t found a way of living without Chris in this world
I miss his voice so bad
The cool fuckin thing is we have hundreds of hours of his voice right here on youtube so easily accessible. Be glad you're living in the now with this gift.
people who we think are dead are alive.
@@GhostRider-wx3zs people who we think are alive are dead
@@toocoolfortheroom380 I'm ready haha
@@GhostRider-wx3zs this you? czcams.com/video/_fQwwvb7CRc/video.html
This song is just pure raw emotion
YES STEPHEN BROWNING I AGREE 💯 PERCENT WITH YOUR COMMENT OMG THANKS JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS LORETTA WOW PEACE ✌️ OUT THANKS LORETTA ✌️
One of the greatest poets in the last century
But what about Shinbone CLIMATE GRINDER and window DOWN #ExecutiveOrder12949 #FuckingBillyBadass!!??
1:34 That chord transition if fuckin genius.
man, there is no drop D in this song
i didn't talk about black holle sun, but the official tuning for this song is the normal EADGBE
The beauty of Chris Cornell is that he's beautiful. That's all. Rest now. You're perfect. We love you.
Superman & Lois is the definitive Superman story for me. A consistently great soundtrack. This was one of the most extreme cliffhanger on a show since Star Trek’s best of both worlds pt1!
I know you had just seen it and found it to be amazing but think about it. There is far better cliffhangers from far better TV shows.
@@ConnorMcCartney95 True, but not in many years IMO.
@@ericevans9186how far back are you thinking?
This has nothing to do with Superman. They used it in a sound track but this is from like 1994. Lol!
@@ChrundleTGreat you know it now does since it was used in a soundtrack
*Here from Superman and Lois Doomsday Fight!!*
Every soundgarden song is unique
One of the most epic songs I’ve ever heard
Hope your free flying man. Didn't know you but cried when you died. Grew up listening to you. Still am. Always will.
Doomsday:I Live To Kill You
Superman:Then You'll Live Disappointed.
That drummer never got the fame he deserved. Absolutely brilliant drummer.
I'd imagine he's quite well compensated (money wise, anyways) playing with PJ nowadays. That being said, his talents generally go to waste playing in the style Eddie and the gang write songs---Matt was always at his best like here, precision power, and keeping the band's often odd-metered rhythms nailed down (although this particular one is straight 4/4, i believe).
It is ironic you state that, and not mention his name.... (His name is Matt Cameron btw), and yes, he deserves more recognition.
I remember kurt Cobain giving him props in an interview
Yessir
Matt Cameron wrote the book on how to serve the song with his drumming
Sorry you had to go, Chris, but thanks for holding on for so long. You really helped a lot of people, helped them to feel less alone, helped show that it's ok to talk about the darkness instead of pretending everything is rock and roll. Thanks dude.
Superman And Lois season 3 final bring me here ❤
superman vs doomsday fight soundtrack in season 3 of superman & lois brought me here!!
It terrifies me that everyone was so shocked at the death of this legend. All of his lyrics scream pain and suicide. I guess it goes to show you that some people just really don’t know how to listen. I can relate brother. Rock on Chris
Two great grunge bands, Soundgarden and Nirvana, both lost their lead singers to suicides.
RIP Chris Cornell and Kurt Cobain.
No one will take it serious till they know what its like
Maybe it’s what he wanted, for reasons only he could understand. Maybe it was the art that he created that demanded he lived in that sort of life expression?
if you think he killed himself you aren't a real fan
M U R D E R
one of the most beautiful guitar solo ever
I had listened to this song so many times and for some reason I had never really apreciated the solo untill recently it really is one of the best ever.
Drums sound so simple. But I cannot emulate. . so beautiful.
another drum track that I imagine must be almost impossible to replicate is "Evidence" by Faith No More... love the drums on that track
Looking back on Chris's work. He revealed a lot of truth.
Hell on Wheels truth about mk ultra and satanic elites with got him killed in the end
for sure,.
They All Did Scott Layne Kurt As Well
I used to wonder a lot about what he was talking about in his lyrics throughout his career. Ever since he passed, a lot of those same songs became much more clear to me. I think he's felt for a while that his time and meaning in this world was overdue. I hope he's been greeted with a new and fulfilling purpose whereever he is now. It appears to me that that's what hes been trying to find his whole existance. A true purpose
Hindsight is 20/20.
R.i.p chris cornell :'(
I am new to listening to Soundgarden. This is my first time hearing this song, and I am in actual tears. I have expanded my music taste to everything from Nirvana to Celtic Frost to Metallica to Radiohead and I have never heard a song like this. This song is crazy. R.I.P Chris Cornell. What a legend.
This song hits harder every time you have to come back to it
One of their best songs
This song is so hypnotic and tortured...has such a 90s or early 2000's feel to it too...simpler times
1996
The 90s all day
Listen 'Soda Stereo - Sueles Dejarme Solo'.