Damn he was the voice of soundgarden to his death was way to soon.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/18/entertainment/chris-cornell-dead/
Yup.
Not my favorite music, but the guy could scream with the best of them. If I make it to 52, I'll consider that a success.
Quote from: TR0N on 05/18/2017, 05:26 AMDamn he was the voice of soundgarden to his death was way to soon.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/18/entertainment/chris-cornell-dead/
Worst article I ever read. Calling him the latest in a long line of similar artist that died and relating it to a suicide that happened over 20 years ago is a stretch.
Bummer. Soundgarden is good stuff and 52 is too damn young.
Quote from: esteban on 05/18/2017, 06:31 AMYup.
I'd imagine you were a big fan seeing as the word garden is in the name Soundgarden.
Amazing talent and a big loss, out of nowhere too...
Eddie Vedder is really the only big front man left from the grunge era, so strange.
Quote from: Dicer on 05/18/2017, 02:49 PMAmazing talent and a big loss, out of nowhere too...
Eddie Vedder is really the only big front man left from the grunge era, so strange.
Well, and he kind of came in later from what is widely considered "grunge". From my recollection Pearl Jam formed from the ashes of Mother Love bone (whose lead singer Andrew Wood died) which in turn formed from Green River splitting up.
In terms of influence when I think of grunge era bands I think of Mudhoney and as far as I know Mark Arm is still alive and kicking. Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains is still out there.
There's probably quite a few others but what constituted grunge compared to the other "alternative rock" subgenres at the time is highly subjective.
Just found out he hanged himself. Damn.
Quote from: mitsuman on 05/18/2017, 03:34 PMJust found out he hanged himself. Damn.
Yeah i assume he was struggling with depression,which i didn't know about.Still with any rockstar it's often the case of live hard and die young.