Audioslave — Like a Stone
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On a cobweb afternoon in a room full of emptiness
By a freeway I confess I was lost in the pages
Of a book full of death
Reading how we'll die alone
And if we're good we'll lay to rest
Anywhere we want to go
In your house I long to be
Room by room patiently
I'll wait for you there like a stone
I'll wait for you there alone
On my deathbed I will pray to the gods and the angels
Like a pagan to anyone who will take me to heaven
To a place I recall
I was there so long ago
The sky was bruised, the wine was bled
And there you led me on
In your house I long to be
Room by room patiently
I'll wait for you there like a stone
I'll wait for you there alone
Alone
And on I read until the day was gone
And I sat in regret of all the things I've done
For all that I've blessed and all that I've wronged
In dreams until my death I will wander on
In your house I long to be
Room by room patiently
I'll wait for you there like a stone
I'll wait for you there alone
Alone
Alone
By a freeway I confess I was lost in the pages
Of a book full of death
Reading how we'll die alone
And if we're good we'll lay to rest
Anywhere we want to go
In your house I long to be
Room by room patiently
I'll wait for you there like a stone
I'll wait for you there alone
On my deathbed I will pray to the gods and the angels
Like a pagan to anyone who will take me to heaven
To a place I recall
I was there so long ago
The sky was bruised, the wine was bled
And there you led me on
In your house I long to be
Room by room patiently
I'll wait for you there like a stone
I'll wait for you there alone
Alone
And on I read until the day was gone
And I sat in regret of all the things I've done
For all that I've blessed and all that I've wronged
In dreams until my death I will wander on
In your house I long to be
Room by room patiently
I'll wait for you there like a stone
I'll wait for you there alone
Alone
Alone
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Say, that guitar player is quite good! He might make a name for himself some day.
Anybody else think this was Red Hot Chili Peppers? No....? Just me -- ok then.
this guy has the quintessential rock star voice . . .RIP
Eu hj me cuido muito por também ser portador de Ansiedade e Depressão, não sabemos de onde vem em onde vai parar!
so sabemos que ele preenchia uma grande lacuna em nossos ouvidos e mentes, sua voz era nosso canto que hoje não temos mais, sempre vai ficar a pergunta: oque vai ser agora, pra ele e pra nos?
so sabemos que ele preenchia uma grande lacuna em nossos ouvidos e mentes, sua voz era nosso canto que hoje não temos mais, sempre vai ficar a pergunta: oque vai ser agora, pra ele e pra nos?
i can so relate to these lyrics.
miss you, chris.
miss you, chris.
ODAD wrote:
Don't talk about mental illness. He was tired. Who hasn't been tired?
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
Don't talk about mental illness. He was tired. Who hasn't been tired?
Just hits me in the heart and gut...the power of guitar, bass, drums and that voice.
Average rating 7.3? RP would respectfully play more alternative music.
coloradojohn wrote:
+1 to 9, this one grabs me by the blues too!!
LLRP
For me, his voice always grabbed me by the blues in a visceral way, like MoJo, like Otis, like Muddy, like Buddy, and more. RIP, Chris!
+1 to 9, this one grabs me by the blues too!!
LLRP
ODAD wrote:
The pill pushing doctors definitely didn't help. I have had bouts of severe depression and suicidal thoughts I can't really pinpoint what helped me ultimately but confiding with my loved ones definitely helped and realizing it just isn't fair to them for me to allow myself to isolate myself and wallow in misery and self pity. I spent time thinking deeply about things and seeing how life is ludacris and a paradox for everyone. Ultimately, I think people that are experiencing mental illness need to realize how important it is for them to keep life simple. And it's not important just for them but for everyone around them. And pill pushing doctors seem to miss this and therapists that want to dig up the past constantly looking for excuses and explanations don't help either. Keep it simple stupid.
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
The pill pushing doctors definitely didn't help. I have had bouts of severe depression and suicidal thoughts I can't really pinpoint what helped me ultimately but confiding with my loved ones definitely helped and realizing it just isn't fair to them for me to allow myself to isolate myself and wallow in misery and self pity. I spent time thinking deeply about things and seeing how life is ludacris and a paradox for everyone. Ultimately, I think people that are experiencing mental illness need to realize how important it is for them to keep life simple. And it's not important just for them but for everyone around them. And pill pushing doctors seem to miss this and therapists that want to dig up the past constantly looking for excuses and explanations don't help either. Keep it simple stupid.
9 for the voice alone!
GREAT TUNE!!!
that chaotic solo, trademark
Absolutely love this track.
RIP Chris
Gone too soon. That man could sing.
RIP Chris
Gone too soon. That man could sing.
cuatrot wrote:
I gave it an easy 1; some of us do not miss your music.
too bad. Others will compensate your part. easy 9
I gave it an easy 1; some of us do not miss your music.
too bad. Others will compensate your part. easy 9
ODAD wrote:
Accident not suicide.
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
Accident not suicide.
ODAD wrote:
The success of those afflicted has a great deal to do with their familial support. I love my brother.
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
The success of those afflicted has a great deal to do with their familial support. I love my brother.
An awesome ten,we miss you🙏
One of the great rock screamers...ever. Amazing depth to his voice!
Far wrote:
This song topped two US Charts (Modern Rock, Mainstream Rock), was nominated for a Grammy in 2004 for Best Hard Rock Performance, and was certified gold in the US by RIAA (off a 3x platinum album).
So, like you said, "dead end shit".
In High School and later we called this "Needle Music'". Dead end shit.
This song topped two US Charts (Modern Rock, Mainstream Rock), was nominated for a Grammy in 2004 for Best Hard Rock Performance, and was certified gold in the US by RIAA (off a 3x platinum album).
So, like you said, "dead end shit".
rate 10 In High School and later we called this "Needle Music'". Dead end shit.
What a loss.
nelamvr6 wrote:
Yea, this cut is incredibly lame considering the parties involved.
One of the lamest guitar solos ever recorded. Tom Morello = not very impressive.
Yea, this cut is incredibly lame considering the parties involved.
How the F*k does this have a 7.1 rating. Class all the way through this
There are so few unique talents...and CC's is missed.
I really enjoy this video....especially the drums
My baby's lullaby. I love this song.
Yes
Hey_Porter wrote:
Hey_Porter wrote:
Is that Tom Morello on guitar?
Is that Tom Morello on guitar?
ODAD wrote:
You speak such truth! Applause for ODAD!
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
You speak such truth! Applause for ODAD!
excellent, always
ODAD wrote:
I had severe depression for a long time, and after years of trying all sorts of things, high doses of FISH OIL is what seems to have finally saved me from that hell...best wishes.
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
I had severe depression for a long time, and after years of trying all sorts of things, high doses of FISH OIL is what seems to have finally saved me from that hell...best wishes.
Always welcome. Please play more of this high quality whingeing (Alice in Chains, Incubus, etc) and less Counting Hooties Natalie Coldplay Dave Mathews. Thank you. 
volnomad wrote:
Very true... very sad to have lost such a powerful and beautiful voice.
One of the best vocalists of the third generation of rockers, grunge or otherwise.
Very true... very sad to have lost such a powerful and beautiful voice.
So no one here to post comment but me!
Great guitar solo.....clean, concise & cool
tom morello is a guitar genius. why is that elephant in the room so huge?
7 > 8
Excellent - closest thing to Screaming Trees, underrepresented on RP.
nelamvr6 wrote:
One of the lamest guitar solos ever recorded. Tom Morello = not very impressive.
What exactly does that mean? One of the lamest guitar solos ever recorded. Tom Morello = not very impressive.
powerful song...especially enjoy the drums and certainly the vocals
Great album.
For me, his voice always grabbed me by the blues in a visceral way, like MoJo, like Otis, like Muddy, like Buddy, and more. RIP, Chris!
wicked man (I'm enslaved : )
1wolfy wrote:
In this life we'll have trials and tribulations..live long enough and they'll come. I agree that when a family member hurts we hurt as well. Somehow we need to get better at expressing our love to those who need us. A text or f-book message won't cut it. More hugs may be part of the cure ! We must endure..we musn't succumb to despair. In this present darkness when faced with anguish we are tempted to 'just curse God and die'.. Be vulnerable; show your heart - cry with one another-pray for one another. Healing is possible. PEACE ODAD wrote:
Thanks, Mr. Wolf.
Love, God, the right medications make a big difference.
May all be well with you, too.
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
Thanks, Mr. Wolf.
Love, God, the right medications make a big difference.
May all be well with you, too.
In this life we'll have trials and tribulations..live long enough and they'll come. I agree that when a family member hurts we hurt as well. Somehow we need to get better at expressing our love to those who need us. A text or f-book message won't cut it. More hugs may be part of the cure ! We must endure..we musn't succumb to despair. In this present darkness when faced with anguish we are tempted to 'just curse God and die'.. Be vulnerable; show your heart - cry with one another-pray for one another. Healing is possible. PEACE ODAD wrote:
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
Jad44Paradise wrote:
Yes, recognizable, powerful, and full of emotion.
And the song writing — there's a story there and it tugs on you.
Thanks, Bill, for including lyrics with all the songs. That's one of the things I really enjoy about RP.
To the listener who didn't come to RP for this — I hope "Play Something Different" (PSD) option worked for you.
There's lots to like here. Corporate radio abandoned quality for "focus group mix" so long ago.
It's really nice there are still a few places where it's all about the music (at least in one man's mind).
Bill is not an HMO DJ. He is a private practice DJ.
Yes, recognizable, powerful, and full of emotion.
And the song writing — there's a story there and it tugs on you.
Thanks, Bill, for including lyrics with all the songs. That's one of the things I really enjoy about RP.
To the listener who didn't come to RP for this — I hope "Play Something Different" (PSD) option worked for you.
There's lots to like here. Corporate radio abandoned quality for "focus group mix" so long ago.
It's really nice there are still a few places where it's all about the music (at least in one man's mind).
Bill is not an HMO DJ. He is a private practice DJ.
RIP. :(
volnomad wrote:
Amen to that, so true
One of the best vocalists of the third generation of rockers, grunge or otherwise.
Amen to that, so true
What's that song...Only the good die young....RIP
RIP CC, so sad.
Truly sad how someone who seems to have it all together
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
decides to end it all.
Mental illness is a sneaky, shifty, evil mo-fo.
Seldom if ever any cure — you just have to keep
wrestling with it, there's good days and bad.
Thankfully, I don't have any ( really ! ),
but family members do, and when they hurt,
you hurt along with them.
RIP Chris Cornell
volnomad wrote:
Yes, recognizable, powerful, and full of emotion.
And the song writing -- there's a story there and it tugs on you.
Thanks, Bill, for including lyrics with all the songs. That's one of the things I really enjoy about RP.
To the listener who didn't come to RP for this -- I hope "Play Something Different" (PSD) option worked for you.
There's lots to like here. Corporate radio abandoned quality for "focus group mix" so long ago.
It's really nice there are still a few places where it's all about the music (at least in one man's mind).
One of the best vocalists of the third generation of rockers, grunge or otherwise.
Yes, recognizable, powerful, and full of emotion.
And the song writing -- there's a story there and it tugs on you.
Thanks, Bill, for including lyrics with all the songs. That's one of the things I really enjoy about RP.
To the listener who didn't come to RP for this -- I hope "Play Something Different" (PSD) option worked for you.
There's lots to like here. Corporate radio abandoned quality for "focus group mix" so long ago.
It's really nice there are still a few places where it's all about the music (at least in one man's mind).
One of the best vocalists of the third generation of rockers, grunge or otherwise.
love,,,,,love this song. Love the angst
izycrzy wrote:
I respectfully but entirely disagree.
If you look up "rock and roll" in the dictionary the definition should play the guitar solo from the middle of this song.
I respectfully but entirely disagree.
If you look up "rock and roll" in the dictionary the definition should play the guitar solo from the middle of this song.
awesome
Whoops
not what I come to RP for....
daniel_rusk wrote:
Yup, good stuff RP.
Thank you for being open enough to play some different rock. Much appreciated !!
Yup, good stuff RP.
It strpped
Funy how here you can paint explodes with nosy.
Cut loose, I don't want to end up running in circles.
Snoop all day long, crash at night, can't help.
Funy how here you can paint explodes with nosy.
Cut loose, I don't want to end up running in circles.
Snoop all day long, crash at night, can't help.
Ah, the super-rare intersection of RP and the alt rock station I listened to in high school. Fun!
I moved this from 8 to 9,,,in the last 2 minutes
Tom Morello on guitar is always fun!
My favorite Chris Cornell-sung song.
Lamest guitar solo in the history of music.
Sounds Good !!
Thank you for being open enough to play some different rock. Much appreciated !!
junebaby65 wrote:
don't agree, but it made me laugh :P
Take one of the great singers of the 90's who fronted one of the best bands from the Grunge era, add a unique, interesting guitarist who played in a groundbreaking rap/metal band and what do you get? Well, an AOR slice of meh.
don't agree, but it made me laugh :P
Must admit...liked this when I first heard it and I still like it now. Actually like many tunes off of this album.
Take one of the great singers of the 90's who fronted one of the best bands from the Grunge era, add a unique, interesting guitarist who played in a groundbreaking rap/metal band and what do you get? Well, an AOR slice of meh.
Exene wrote:
I read they are getting back together!!
EssexTex wrote:
Thanks...a bittersweet thought however....will they re capture the original magic or crash and burn like Jane's Addiction's attempt?
I'll let you know after I see SG at the Fox Theater in Oakland next February. Should be fun!
I read they are getting back together!!
EssexTex wrote:
Thanks...a bittersweet thought however....will they re capture the original magic or crash and burn like Jane's Addiction's attempt?
I'll let you know after I see SG at the Fox Theater in Oakland next February. Should be fun!
GREAT SONG - GREAT VOICE!
lemmoth wrote:
That solo - talk about "called in"! Disrespectful, really. Chris' voice is all there is for this song.
Their most played single, because it is frankly the best hook they have in a song.
Chris is a brilliant vocalist, the band is very tight and powerful. Solo does lose it points though.
8
Chris is a brilliant vocalist, the band is very tight and powerful. Solo does lose it points though.
8
That solo - talk about "called in"! Disrespectful, really. Chris' voice is all there is for this song.
Mediocre bar band, with above-average vocals.
lsfeder wrote:
same.
Love Chris.
same.
Didn't really like this one much. Sounded a bit too bombastic.
Mugro wrote:
I agree with that, but I don't think that RP selects songs on that basis. The fact that you actually think there is such a think as commercial music I would dispute however. Why does everyone want to make things so complicated? There is good music, and there is music that is not so good, or just bad. It is different for different people. What sells well is not a criteria that anyone should worry about. It's not really worth discussing even. Enough. This horse has been beaten to death.
I fear making this comment due to the fact that I will be condemned by those RP holier than though folks that NEVER listen to commercial radio, but RP SHOULD play the good tunes from commercial radio in order to maintain relevance to what is going on in the world and in order not to ignore the music that is good that gets played there. Boycotting all music played on commercial radio would violate what I am gleaning is the purpose of RP — to play diverse music from diverse sources and not deny accessibility to any good music. There. Let my stoning commence for uttering such blasphemy!
I agree with that, but I don't think that RP selects songs on that basis. The fact that you actually think there is such a think as commercial music I would dispute however. Why does everyone want to make things so complicated? There is good music, and there is music that is not so good, or just bad. It is different for different people. What sells well is not a criteria that anyone should worry about. It's not really worth discussing even. Enough. This horse has been beaten to death.
Yes it is! Great song/energy!
Agreed. A classic in the best sense.
Their most played single, because it is frankly the best hook they have in a song.
Chris is a brilliant vocalist, the band is very tight and powerful. Solo does lose it points though.
8
Chris is a brilliant vocalist, the band is very tight and powerful. Solo does lose it points though.
8
Love Chris.
Blackdalhia wrote:
They released a third album, "Revelations", but as you said, they kind of fell off a bit. They were a good group that was probably best kept short lived, unfortunately.
what a voice ... at last Rage against ... got a real singer ! the mix is really kicking ass, i love their first album (Cochise, I am the highway ...) unfortunately the second album was not so good and the band split .... too bad !
RP : could we have "I am the highway" pleeeaaaaaase ?
RP : could we have "I am the highway" pleeeaaaaaase ?
They released a third album, "Revelations", but as you said, they kind of fell off a bit. They were a good group that was probably best kept short lived, unfortunately.
Blackdalhia wrote:
I second that request!
what a voice ... at last Rage against ... got a real singer ! the mix is really kicking ass, i love their first album (Cochise, I am the highway ...) unfortunately the second album was not so good and the band split .... too bad !
RP : could we have "I am the highway" pleeeaaaaaase ?
RP : could we have "I am the highway" pleeeaaaaaase ?
I second that request!
kcar wrote:
Hear hear!
Compared to the best of Soundgarden and Audioslave, this song is pretty bland and paint-by-numbers. Foreigner would sound like this if it were around today.
Hear hear!
Compared to the best of Soundgarden and Audioslave, this song is pretty bland and paint-by-numbers. Foreigner would sound like this if it were around today.
love the guitar solo - simple with a killer effect. can't play it loud enough...even if it is stupid.
what a voice ... at last Rage against ... got a real singer ! the mix is really kicking ass, i love their first album (Cochise, I am the highway ...) unfortunately the second album was not so good and the band split .... too bad !
RP : could we have "I am the highway" pleeeaaaaaase ?
RP : could we have "I am the highway" pleeeaaaaaase ?
Do I hear influences from Lounge Against The Machine? 
That's what I'm talking about! 9!
Exene wrote:
I read they are getting back together!!
Thanks...a bittersweet thought however....will they re capture the original magic or crash and burn like Jane's Addiction's attempt?
I read they are getting back together!!
Thanks...a bittersweet thought however....will they re capture the original magic or crash and burn like Jane's Addiction's attempt?
Alafia wrote:
Buckethead was busy that night so they had to come up with their own riffs.
Not a bad song, but the stupidest "guitar solo" ever.
Buckethead was busy that night so they had to come up with their own riffs.
EssexTex wrote:
I read they are getting back together!!
I still like his voice...I loved Soundgarden and mourn their demise.
I read they are getting back together!!
I still like his voice...I loved Soundgarden and mourn their demise.
rawaccess wrote:
Some musicians —- as in —— all the musicians
ugg.. make this pain stop. i grew as a teen in the 90's and never, ever liked Chris or Soundgarden. Temple of the Dog is alright, but thats about as far as I go with Chris.
Also, i dont get the RATM comparison. There surely are no sonic similarities, just some musicians are shared.
Also, i dont get the RATM comparison. There surely are no sonic similarities, just some musicians are shared.
Some musicians —- as in —— all the musicians
i cannot wait for this to end.
Alafia wrote:
Agreed - did you see Morello at the R&R HOF concerts with Springsteen doing Tom Joad. Solo similarly at odds with the rest of the presentation.
Not a bad song, but the stupidest "guitar solo" ever.
Agreed - did you see Morello at the R&R HOF concerts with Springsteen doing Tom Joad. Solo similarly at odds with the rest of the presentation.
Rantipole wrote:
Yea, I love this song so I borrowed the album from a friend. This was the only song I really liked on there.
One of the few listenable songs they have. Bought the album years ago and was severely disappointed.
Yea, I love this song so I borrowed the album from a friend. This was the only song I really liked on there.
Antochius wrote:
Fans of SG and PJ from that period will simply
at that comment.
Good tune. Sounds a bit like Eddie Vedder
Fans of SG and PJ from that period will simply
at that comment.Audioslave....what a nice surprise!!
Have they updated the sound of Grand Funk Railroad? Audioslave has done better than this.
Some days the set lists on RP kick more @$$ than other days. Bill's been kickin a lot of @$$ today.
Not a bad song, but the stupidest "guitar solo" ever.
Like the chorus, the verses leave me wanting...something.
Not so much a guitar as it is a sonic, solo.
Not so much a guitar as it is a sonic, solo.
A fave! 
Have always liked what I heard by Chris Cornell. Didn't know about this band or forgot about them over the years.
Good tune. Sounds a bit like Eddie Vedder
big fan of chris cornell..
Really nice tune. Pretty sure it's used in the new "Miami Vice" movie, at least that's were my mind flows listening to this song.
Thank you Radio Paradise for great music all night long - it's 3 AM here in Europe.
/Simon
Something about this solo seems wrong, can't put my finger on it 
One of the few listenable songs they have. Bought the album years ago and was severely disappointed.
OHMish wrote:
RATM = YEAH!!!
Soundgarden = verygood
RATM + Soundgarden = ok
Rage Angainst The Machine = YEAH! Soundgarden = Hmm, alright Soundgarden + Rage Against The Machine = Corny stadium. Chris Corny. But the drummer cant be beaten.
RATM = YEAH!!!
Soundgarden = verygood
RATM + Soundgarden = ok
hippiechick wrote:
Man, I LOVE this song!!!
I remember that exact sentiment when i heard it the first time.....and i still feel the same.
Man, I LOVE this song!!!
ugg.. make this pain stop. i grew as a teen in the 90's and never, ever liked Chris or Soundgarden. Temple of the Dog is alright, but thats about as far as I go with Chris.
Also, i dont get the RATM comparison. There surely are no sonic similarities, just some musicians are shared.
Also, i dont get the RATM comparison. There surely are no sonic similarities, just some musicians are shared.
robyn666 wrote:
YES! a less fabulous, not quite-as-listenable pearl jam...you are SO right...
That said, this song to me sounds like 3rd-rate Pearl Jam
i fall in the complete opposite camp. i can listen to (and usually like) anything with cornell, (aside from his version of Ave Maria which sounds like a bad calliope) but i cannot stand pearl jam or eddie vedder's voice.