More on Cornell and Audioslave $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

pjl44

That is one awful moustache...

nowayimfaithfull

Majestic12 wrote:

"Meanwhile, Cornel's wife, Vicky, has surprised him with a $3 million retreat at the ultra-exclusive Fairmont Tamarack Resort in Idaho, which is owned by Andre Agassi and Stefanie Graf. The 5,000-square-foot ski lodge has five bedrooms, mountain views, floor-to-ceiling windows, outdoor Jacuzzi, and a state-of-the-art music room".

I wonder if she has a sister?

a sister with a rock star as a hubby

it was his money, id kill my wife is she took my loot and did that.

mattosborne

I personally hate to see Audioslave go, They weren't my favorite but, They were definitley a band I kept up with and bought the albums. The third album had some great moments and some not so great moments (when they tried to experiment with funk type riffs, those cam across as RAGE c-sdies.) In terms of who wrote the music, it's WAY obvious that Morello wrote 90% of the music. Anybody with working ears could tell that. I also agree that Cornell left the band in a bad way. Be a man and make a phone call and say hey, i'm done. The whole press release is very hollywood and not even Chris Cornell is on that level. Don't get me wrong, Chris is the reason I liked Audioslave but, lets not forget that his last solo album had little success, The Rage guys have everything to do with why he matters in the mainstream currently. I hope he doesn't think he's a solo force because that just isn't the case.

rhcpjam1029

You'veGotRedOnYou wrote:

Wow, these Cornell and Audioslave stories get crazier everyday.

tell me about it! what's next? he left because he's being stalked??? I mean really...o wait...

Pearl Jam and toast

smartass1235 wrote:

lmao! page six makes up so much shit it really isnt funny. I'm pretty sure if that was the case audioslave wouldnt have made it past one album nevermind three.

^^^^^^

If any of it is about money it's about Audioslave's album sales declining.

nowayimfaithfull

mattosborne wrote:

I personally hate to see Audioslave go, They weren't my favorite but, They were definitley a band I kept up with and bought the albums. The third album had some great moments and some not so great moments (when they tried to experiment with funk type riffs, those cam across as RAGE c-sdies.) In terms of who wrote the music, it's WAY obvious that Morello wrote 90% of the music. Anybody with working ears could tell that. I also agree that Cornell left the band in a bad way. Be a man and make a phone call and say hey, i'm done. The whole press release is very hollywood and not even Chris Cornell is on that level. Don't get me wrong, Chris is the reason I liked Audioslave but, lets not forget that his last solo album had little success, The Rage guys have everything to do with why he matters in the mainstream currently. I hope he doesn't think he's a solo force because that just isn't the case.

Any body with working ears can tell that morrello wrote 90 percent of the music.

Did you mean riffs, becuase the bulls on parade riff exists on every album.
Cris layed down most of that bands style. His singing kept the rythum tight. He taught those guys alot. There is no way I will ever believe tom had this creativity when in rage, or rages last 2 albums would have not been recycled riffs.

I mean if you look at thses songs

doenst remind me
i am the highway
moth
shape of things to come
revalations
sound of a gun
until we fall
be yourself
drown me slowly
be yourself
show me how to live
what you are
getaway car
last remaining light
cochise
wide awake
like a stone
nothing left to say but goodbye
They had 38 songs
I just listed 18, yes they had their roles in these songs where they dualed sounds back and forth. But asside from morrellos riffs the drummer was more like matt than his old style, and the bass player accented chris really good.
And chris had morrello playing like a blues style with a metal chord selection at times which he never did in ragee.
Now I layed these tunes down off the cuff, morrello may get the credit for some but through chris's direction indeed.

Honestly I think brad wilk benifitted the most, I am listening to his drumwork on their websites samples and his cymbol work is light years better and he has a cleaner touch like cameron.

Maybee chris got tired of being the breadwinner, Ill take that over his original excuse. Maybee they broke his balls a lil to much and threatned to go back to zach.

I would have said fuck you too.

NOCODE#1

smartass1235 wrote:

lmao! page six makes up so much shit it really isnt funny. I'm pretty sure if that was the case audioslave wouldnt have made it past one album nevermind three.

its not like they were ever musically relevant

its funny how much attention is given to their breakup

nowayimfaithfull

NOCODE#1 wrote:

its not like they were ever musically relevant

its funny how much attention is given to their breakup

some of us like them, some of us are big cornell fans. Music doesnt have to make worlds collide for me.

enharmonic

nowayimfaithfull wrote:

Honestly I think brad wilk benifitted the most, I am listening to his drumwork on their websites samples and his cymbol work is light years better and he has a cleaner touch like cameron.

Oh man...Wilke was the weakest link in that band. He's probably a really nice guy, and he's the man when he's rocking the blast beats in RATM, but in a rock band...totally exposed.

I've never heard him play Outshined right once. He has a pocket for hip hop drumming, but cannot come in the room with Matt's drumming or comfort with the odd time signatures. Wilke sounds like a drum machine with a bad stutter whenever he tries to play anything that needs to swing.

Greg Upchurch was much closer to a Matt Cameron style of drummer than Wilke will ever be. That is part of what killed audioslave for me...stiff, boring drumming.

nowayimfaithfull

enharmonic wrote:

Oh man...Wilke was the weakest link in that band. He's probably a really nice guy, and he's the man when he's rocking the blast beats in RATM, but in a rock band...totally exposed.

I've never heard him play Outshined right once. He has a pocket for hip hop drumming, but cannot come in the room with Matt's drumming or comfort with the odd time signatures. Wilke sounds like a drum machine with a bad stutter whenever he tries to play anything that needs to swing.

Greg Upchurch was much closer to a Matt Cameron style of drummer than Wilke will ever be. That is part of what killed audioslave for me...stiff, boring drumming.

You are right.

I just think he developed a lil more with chris in the band. He was horrible on the first album for chris.
I think he can walk away a better drummer than when he went in. There were songs on the second 2 albums were I felt chris leaned on him more with the writing and flow of the song and it added to the creativity in the music.

I am not a drummer Im basing it out on the constant listening of certain songs, and wilk could in no way fill matts shoes on any sg songs nor could he sit in the room with pearl jam wihtout sounding foolish.