I remember Chris saying on the Howard Stern show that this entire song came into his head when driving along one day. Amazing songwriter. Rip Chris.

Black Hole Sun is one of the very very very few songs i still love lissening to, after decades of it.. its perfect as a single, complex but simple, magical and perfect in so many ways.. one of the greatest songs ever written/composed.

Rick's catalog of interviews has gotten to the point where he can now make comprehensive compilations from the whole band to give authoritative history and interpretations about the creation and performance of their best songs.

“Superunknown”! Soundgarden’s best offering (and that’s saying a lot) and, possibly, one of the top ten Hard Rock albums of the last fifty years. Rest in peace, Chris!

Listen to “Fresh Tendrils” & “Fourth of July.” These two songs fall under the radar.

i thought of this song when the eclipse happened

Beato worked hard and it’s all paying off. Remember how sad and dejected her was. And now he’s THE interviewer 💪 proud

I happen to know from personal experience that Chris did know where he was coming from, as I heard demos of it on vacation with him on the Singles movie location. "In This Place" by Robin Trower on the Bridge Of Sighs album. Look it up and you'll hear it for sure.

Glad I got to see Soundgarden before Chris Cornell died. Saw them in 2014 with NIN. Epic show.

The jazz/blues tune was cool but the intensely soulful and emotional slide playing over four chords was something from another planet, a planet far superior to our iwn

So delicate yet apocalyptic, so weird and yet catchy, so happy and sad. Beautiful in a word.

It's pretty impressive for these compilation videos where you realize in a lot of instances Rick has likely interviewed a guitarist, a drummer, a bassist and a producer all who made one album/song together. And giving then separate interviews gives them each a unique perspective.

first Soundgarden song I remember hearing.

Being an oldschool kinda headbanger dude. I was reluctant to accept much of the Seattle sound at first. But it didn't take long before I'd insist EVERY club or bar I frequented have the SUPERUNKNOWN on the jukebox. It was an instant classic in my world.

I saw the thumbtail to this, saw Chris and I immediately got excited because it has been so long since we've all heard from him. For a brief moment, he was still alive in my mind and I couldn't wait to hear his take on this. Then I remembered.....😢

Man, I didn’t realize it until later in life, but that album and that song helped inspire me to pickup a guitar and become a rock musician.

Agree with Michael Beinhorn, Tighter & Tighter is one of my favorite songs ever, is the song that came to my mind, and i listened the day Chris Cornell died, because of the line "Sleep tight for me. I'm gone".

I have such great memories listening to Superunknown on my sony discman back in the day. Killer song and awesome album!

Black Hole Sun

One of the greatest songs EVER written