'Cause I heard it in the wind And I saw it in the sky And I thought it was the end And I thought it was the fourth of July......
Such a crazy pic
was that pic from today?
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The very first conversation I ever had with my wife involved introducing her to Unplugged In Sweden so it will always have a special place in my heart.
We met at a race course in Sydney in November 2006. She was in a great dress, I was a backpacker/bum so I was in jeans and a PJ t-shirt that I'd bought at the Newcastle show (I looked completely out of place!) We met through a mutual friend and it turned out that she had been at the 2nd and 3rd PJ Sydney shows the week before. Of course we struck up a conversation about music within a few minutes of being introduced, and a few bottles of bubbles later we were listening to Unplugged In Sweden on my crappy MP3 player through 1 headphone each.
I emailed her the download link a few days later and that was the start of it all. We celebrated our 7th wedding anniversary last week.
Thanks Chris, for being an epic conversation (and relationship) starter!
Thats a fantastic story, thanks for sharing! This man's music touched so many lives, my own included. One of the all time greatest singers in rock history, and I hope he's remembered for that.
"...though my problems are meaningless....that don't make them go away...."
The very first conversation I ever had with my wife involved introducing her to Unplugged In Sweden so it will always have a special place in my heart.
We met at a race course in Sydney in November 2006. She was in a great dress, I was a backpacker/bum so I was in jeans and a PJ t-shirt that I'd bought at the Newcastle show (I looked completely out of place!) We met through a mutual friend and it turned out that she had been at the 2nd and 3rd PJ Sydney shows the week before. Of course we struck up a conversation about music within a few minutes of being introduced, and a few bottles of bubbles later we were listening to Unplugged In Sweden on my crappy MP3 player through 1 headphone each.
I emailed her the download link a few days later and that was the start of it all. We celebrated our 7th wedding anniversary last week.
Thanks Chris, for being an epic conversation (and relationship) starter!
The very first conversation I ever had with my wife involved introducing her to Unplugged In Sweden so it will always have a special place in my heart.
We met at a race course in Sydney in November 2006. She was in a great dress, I was a backpacker/bum so I was in jeans and a PJ t-shirt that I'd bought at the Newcastle show (I looked completely out of place!) We met through a mutual friend and it turned out that she had been at the 2nd and 3rd PJ Sydney shows the week before. Of course we struck up a conversation about music within a few minutes of being introduced, and a few bottles of bubbles later we were listening to Unplugged In Sweden on my crappy MP3 player through 1 headphone each.
I emailed her the download link a few days later and that was the start of it all. We celebrated our 7th wedding anniversary last week.
Thanks Chris, for being an epic conversation (and relationship) starter!
Awesome story.
My wife and I chose the Thank You cover from Live In Sweden as our song. So stoked when we finally got to see him play it live. Now hearing our song will always make us a little sad :(
The very first conversation I ever had with my wife involved introducing her to Unplugged In Sweden so it will always have a special place in my heart.
We met at a race course in Sydney in November 2006. She was in a great dress, I was a backpacker/bum so I was in jeans and a PJ t-shirt that I'd bought at the Newcastle show (I looked completely out of place!) We met through a mutual friend and it turned out that she had been at the 2nd and 3rd PJ Sydney shows the week before. Of course we struck up a conversation about music within a few minutes of being introduced, and a few bottles of bubbles later we were listening to Unplugged In Sweden on my crappy MP3 player through 1 headphone each.
I emailed her the download link a few days later and that was the start of it all. We celebrated our 7th wedding anniversary last week.
Thanks Chris, for being an epic conversation (and relationship) starter!
Awesome story.
My wife and I chose the Thank You cover from Live In Sweden as our song. So stoked when we finally got to see him play it live. Now hearing our song will always make us a little sad :(
Thank You is the hardest song to listen to off Unplugged In Sweden. It's just such a beautiful cover, possibly my favourite ever version of that song. I can't find the words to describe Chris' voice. Great choice for your song, I'm sure in time the sadness will fade and you can always treasure the memory of seeing it live.
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
Went to a Chris Cornell tribute here in Sweden yesterday. Just shot some videos meant for snapchat from it, didn't know the audio would be as good as it were. Otherwise I would have filmed a full song or two. They sounded really good. Only played Soundgarden songs + Hungerstrike though.
Gonna see if I can upload the 10sec snippets from Snapchat.
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Just received the "Songbook" vinyl from Amazon after backordered for about a month. Sounds great and a great collection spanning Chris' career. Highly recommended for all fans and glad it was released.
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I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
This exactly. I google it everyday, read all the news...I still cant listen to any of it.
I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
Goddammit. It's comforting (wrong word, but the best I've got right now) knowing we're all right there with one another. We'll be processing this for a long time. Cornell's death sent me off a cliff and into an OCD lapse (I'd been symptom-free for almost a year when he died). Ironically, his death also motivated me to make the final push towards "full" recovery that I'd been actively avoiding for years. I don't mean to suggest I'm thankful for the push, but it's a small silver lining I've been clinging to.
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I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
Goddammit. It's comforting (wrong word, but the best I've got right now) knowing we're all right there with one another. We'll be processing this for a long time. Cornell's death sent me off a cliff and into an OCD lapse (I'd been symptom-free for almost a year when he died). Ironically, his death also motivated me to make the final push towards "full" recovery that I'd been actively avoiding for years. I don't mean to suggest I'm thankful for the push, but it's a small silver lining I've been clinging to.
Yeah I think a lot of people feel the same, your words totally resonated with me. It's hard to discuss it with friends to be honest. I went to see Guns 'n' Roses a few weeks back, and they covered Black Hole Sun, I was pretty drunk, but man, I cried my eyes out. I don't think music has been such a big crutch to my friends, so while they see it as really sad, I think I'm dealing with it on a whole other level.
I know what you mean about his death making you reevaluate your own issues, it's done the same for me, I've been living as a functionally depressed person for a very long time now, and music has been the main thing I've turned to in times of despair. With Chris' passing it feels like music isn't enough - and rightly so, whilst it can be an enormous comfort, I've realised that there has to be something more.
I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
Goddammit. It's comforting (wrong word, but the best I've got right now) knowing we're all right there with one another. We'll be processing this for a long time. Cornell's death sent me off a cliff and into an OCD lapse (I'd been symptom-free for almost a year when he died). Ironically, his death also motivated me to make the final push towards "full" recovery that I'd been actively avoiding for years. I don't mean to suggest I'm thankful for the push, but it's a small silver lining I've been clinging to.
It's a tribute to Chris to grow and learn and use his death as a motivating factor. Good luck to you.
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It's a tribute to Chris to grow and learn and use his death as a motivating factor. Good luck to you.
Thanks so much.
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I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
Goddammit. It's comforting (wrong word, but the best I've got right now) knowing we're all right there with one another. We'll be processing this for a long time. Cornell's death sent me off a cliff and into an OCD lapse (I'd been symptom-free for almost a year when he died). Ironically, his death also motivated me to make the final push towards "full" recovery that I'd been actively avoiding for years. I don't mean to suggest I'm thankful for the push, but it's a small silver lining I've been clinging to.
Yeah I think a lot of people feel the same, your words totally resonated with me. It's hard to discuss it with friends to be honest. I went to see Guns 'n' Roses a few weeks back, and they covered Black Hole Sun, I was pretty drunk, but man, I cried my eyes out. I don't think music has been such a big crutch to my friends, so while they see it as really sad, I think I'm dealing with it on a whole other level.
I know what you mean about his death making you reevaluate your own issues, it's done the same for me, I've been living as a functionally depressed person for a very long time now, and music has been the main thing I've turned to in times of despair. With Chris' passing it feels like music isn't enough - and rightly so, whilst it can be an enormous comfort, I've realised that there has to be something more.
Is GNR still using "You Know My Name" as its playout music??
The first show I saw after Chris died was Tool. I cried at fucking TOOL. However, when we saw U2 a couple weeks ago, they played "Bad," and it turned me into a puddle. It's a song that's meant a lot to me for a long time anyway, but hearing it just over a month after Chris' death felt like a hammer blow. I was literally sobbing. This is going to take a long while.
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I just opened Wikipedia on my phone and "Today's featured article" is Audioslave, with a photo of Chris smiling right out at you. Fuck, that was an unexpected punch to the gut.
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
Goddammit. It's comforting (wrong word, but the best I've got right now) knowing we're all right there with one another. We'll be processing this for a long time. Cornell's death sent me off a cliff and into an OCD lapse (I'd been symptom-free for almost a year when he died). Ironically, his death also motivated me to make the final push towards "full" recovery that I'd been actively avoiding for years. I don't mean to suggest I'm thankful for the push, but it's a small silver lining I've been clinging to.
Yeah I think a lot of people feel the same, your words totally resonated with me. It's hard to discuss it with friends to be honest. I went to see Guns 'n' Roses a few weeks back, and they covered Black Hole Sun, I was pretty drunk, but man, I cried my eyes out. I don't think music has been such a big crutch to my friends, so while they see it as really sad, I think I'm dealing with it on a whole other level.
I know what you mean about his death making you reevaluate your own issues, it's done the same for me, I've been living as a functionally depressed person for a very long time now, and music has been the main thing I've turned to in times of despair. With Chris' passing it feels like music isn't enough - and rightly so, whilst it can be an enormous comfort, I've realised that there has to be something more.
Is GNR still using "You Know My Name" as its playout music??
The first show I saw after Chris died was Tool. I cried at fucking TOOL. However, when we saw U2 a couple weeks ago, they played "Bad," and it turned me into a puddle. It's a song that's meant a lot to me for a long time anyway, but hearing it just over a month after Chris' death felt like a hammer blow. I was literally sobbing. This is going to take a long while.
It was hearing U2 close the show in Cleveland with ONE that got me... LOVED the version where Chris sang the Metallica ONE lyrics to the U2 song.
Was fortunate to hear him perform it 4 times in person.
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Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
This exactly. I google it everyday, read all the news...I still cant listen to any of it.
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My wife and I chose the Thank You cover from Live In Sweden as our song. So stoked when we finally got to see him play it live. Now hearing our song will always make us a little sad :(
Great choice for your song, I'm sure in time the sadness will fade and you can always treasure the memory of seeing it live.
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I'd love for some of his live solo stuff, live Temple, or SG live stuff to be released at some point.
Hopefully I'll be able to listen to this stuff again.
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I still can't believe he's gone.
I'm right there with you - weirdly enough, today was the day I started listening to his music again too. I still don't want to touch TOTD, or Seasons (my favourite song ever), but I put Superunknown on, and the emotions weren't as bad as I feared. It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time - my overwhelming feeling was absolute awe of what a masterpiece they really made, records of this depth just don't seem to be made anymore.
Still a huge struggle to comprehend the fact he's no longer with us, I find myself thinking about it frequently. I google his name daily to see if there's any news or insights into how this could have happened. I don't know what all the stages of grieving are, and I know some people would question how you could grieve for someone you never really knew, but this feels as genuinely crushing as any of the losses I've experienced - the added sadness being that it was his music I turned to in those times of grief.
It's comforting (wrong word, but the best I've got right now) knowing we're all right there with one another. We'll be processing this for a long time.
Cornell's death sent me off a cliff and into an OCD lapse (I'd been symptom-free for almost a year when he died). Ironically, his death also motivated me to make the final push towards "full" recovery that I'd been actively avoiding for years. I don't mean to suggest I'm thankful for the push, but it's a small silver lining I've been clinging to.
Yeah I think a lot of people feel the same, your words totally resonated with me. It's hard to discuss it with friends to be honest. I went to see Guns 'n' Roses a few weeks back, and they covered Black Hole Sun, I was pretty drunk, but man, I cried my eyes out. I don't think music has been such a big crutch to my friends, so while they see it as really sad, I think I'm dealing with it on a whole other level.
I know what you mean about his death making you reevaluate your own issues, it's done the same for me, I've been living as a functionally depressed person for a very long time now, and music has been the main thing I've turned to in times of despair. With Chris' passing it feels like music isn't enough - and rightly so, whilst it can be an enormous comfort, I've realised that there has to be something more.
The first show I saw after Chris died was Tool. I cried at fucking TOOL. However, when we saw U2 a couple weeks ago, they played "Bad," and it turned me into a puddle. It's a song that's meant a lot to me for a long time anyway, but hearing it just over a month after Chris' death felt like a hammer blow. I was literally sobbing. This is going to take a long while.
Fuck, that was an unexpected punch to the gut.
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
It was hearing U2 close the show in Cleveland with ONE that got me...
LOVED the version where Chris sang the Metallica ONE lyrics to the U2 song.
Was fortunate to hear him perform it 4 times in person.
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