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    Chris Cornell - RIP

    Wow, shocked to hear this. Guy had a tremendous set of pipes! Another great one gone. RIP

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    Damn

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    I'm looking California and feeling Minnesota today after hearing the news.

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    wow. Way too young. Thanks for the memories.
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    Ironic that this is my fav soundgarden tune...


    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xuJ0sP57ywU&t=0h0m7s
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    playlist set for today
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    I LOVE Soundgarden...they are one of those "life changing" bands for me.
    It makes perfect sense...until you think about it.

    I suspect there's logic behind the madness, but I'm too dumb to see it.

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    I'll be playing a whole bunch of Cornell for a while. RIP. This is a huge punch in the gut for me.

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    another dead junkie -
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by booner View Post
    Ironic that this is my fav soundgarden tune...


    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xuJ0sP57ywU&t=0h0m7s
    this is playing on local radio right now.

    Unreal talent. This hurts almost as much as cobain 20+ yrs ago, sawe Soundgarden in 1989 at the OffRamp and I was hooked. The show I saw at the Paramount after badmotorfinger was top 5 all time. And dude would snowboard our local hill occasionally in a pink fartbag.

    R.I.P., I have a few tears right now.
    Move upside and let the man go through...

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    Sad. Loved his stuff. Grew up in the grunge era.

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    Soooo sad to hear this

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    I'm bummed. Probably one of my favorite bands and singers. Saw them many times, first time was at the I-Beam in SF and they opened for Faith No More. I was hooked after that. Shows at SJSU Event Center and Henry J Kaiser in Oakland for Superunknown and Down on the Upside respectively. Two of the heaviest shows I've ever been to, so much energy.

    Cornell always seemed like a troubled guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ~mikey b View Post
    another dead junkie -
    Always classy Mike.

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    Always liked Soundgarden. My kids weren't into it. I guess they made grunge that was palatable to aging hipsters. My kids were into shit like Nelly and rap.

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    ^^^^Damn, I hope that was not the cause of his death. Loved the guy and was really shocked to hear he had passed at such a young age.
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    Great, great voice. Endless style points. Sad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AaronWright View Post
    I'm bummed. Probably one of my favorite bands and singers. Saw them many times, first time was at the I-Beam in SF and they opened for Faith No More. I was hooked after that. Shows at SJSU Event Center and Henry J Kaiser in Oakland for Superunknown and Down on the Upside respectively. Two of the heaviest shows I've ever been to, so much energy.

    Cornell always seemed like a troubled guy.
    I was at that SJSU show(& probably HJK playing the odds), Oakland Stadium with Metallica and a handful of others. Remember at SJ show there was no encore, they just turned around and left the stage. It was the first I had seen anything like it so was taken aback. But it kinda made sense too. So good live. Badmotorfinger and Superunknown were pivotal albums for me growing up.

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    Another of my idols gone way to soon.
    RIP and thanks for all the great music.

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    Superunknown was the first non-U2 album I owned as a teenager in the mid-90's. It really helped open up my taste in music. Still one of my favorite albums.
    Two nights ago I was painting walls in my basement while rocking out to my Soundgarden collection. The collection is cranked back up today.
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    Shadow on the Sun from Collateral is still one of my favorite tunes of all time. RIP.


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    RIP Chris Cornell. I was a little shocked to hear that today. i saw Soundgarden in the early 90s opening for Voivod. I had no idea who they were, but they were LOUD AF. Saw them again Lollapalooza 92. Blown away again. Still my favorite Soundgarden song:


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    damn brings back good memories of my old man of mosh days
    one of those bands and a musician i ussually made an extra effort to catch
    saw em with faith no more at the aragon brawl room and a memorable lalapolossa show were they were gonna quit playing if them damn mosh pit freaks didn't stop tearing out the lawn seats sod and huckin it at the pavillion seats and stage
    to a natures light show audioslave gig out here as a storm rolled thru west and over the satch
    them opening up for neil in 93 then coming back out for the rockin in the free world encore was tight
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    Radio just said suspected suicide?

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