This is the first full TOTD show ever, so there were some lighting issues and audio issues early on in the show. Chris's mic cuts out for an entire section of Stardog. The lighting was also very difficult early on as well. But if you show patience, they both improve significantly.

@fuzzo73

7 жыл бұрын

The sparse lighting actually works in favor, I think. Anyone who attended these shows, particularly the two PA theater gigs, know that this was something very special. I had to pass on a chance to attend the NY show and full of regret for it. Thank you for getting these up here. Hoping a official live release will follow someday soon. Don't know if the band ever floated that idea or if they felt the shows were deserving of it, but hoping. RIP Chris;

@designerlarry

7 жыл бұрын

Better Than Nothing Videos considering the minor technical glitches beyond your control- you did an awesome job or capturing the show. What did Chris say in the very beginning, about Philadelphia? Something I'm sure referring to the first stop of the tour. After going to concerts for years and probably could've use the money to buy a house even when concerts were under $15 a ticket for the best seats, I go to listen to the music and experience live music, I was never into standing up, the wind clap along's or sing-alongs caucus and always hated people shouting screaming and talking in my ear. When they got very disruptive I would turn and staying with them continuously till they got the hint. It's very clear that during say hello 2 heaven, all bets were off. Everybody knew that there was no way they were going to come close to matching Chris Cornell's voice. But the enthusiasm and the legions of fans that he had, i'm sure that even I would've been singing along as well. He was as much into the vibe from the audiences as they were for him and TOTD. I thought Eddie Vedder was in the band as well, unless he did guest appearances at some shows.

@dianeknowlton5410

6 жыл бұрын

I love this video. Thank you

@quickdex

6 жыл бұрын

I was at this show, it was absolutely amazing. I got my tickets through the Ten Club and was blown away to find out I was in the second row. One of the best shows I’ve ever been to! I came on here looking for some clips, never expected to find AN AWESOME QUALITY FULL SHOW! This is so incredible, thank you!!! RIP CC...

@nola2chi

6 жыл бұрын

Well, you've had at least two charmed nights in your life.

So blessed to be right up on Chris for one of his last performances. Man was simply incredible and the reason I kicked my oxy habit the morning he left us. 3 years clean and IM STILL AlIVE!!!! Chris gave me his guitar pick that night and it hangs above my head every night as my angel watches over me.

@leostarr242

4 жыл бұрын

Erin St. typo

@CHE113A

4 жыл бұрын

@Leo Starr I envy you!! 🆒 & Good for you! Keep up the Great work mate ; ) For Our Angel & #Legend *Chris Cornell* & Moreso for You! Best wishes! x

@industriousus

4 жыл бұрын

Leo Starr I wish you the best of the best in your recovery! Stay well!

@ericmcdaniel4029

4 жыл бұрын

Hope your still sober bro. It’s fuckin hard.

@bugrakocak6792

4 жыл бұрын

@@ericmcdaniel4029 if youre struggling aswell, keep on thinking the better life you'll have when you get fully clean

For my money, one of the best bands ever!!! R.I.P. Andy Wood and Chris Cornell. Hope you two are making music in Heaven

Anyone else crying ? ...Geez ,I miss this man..❤

@Drop_Of--Flame

27 күн бұрын

Yep ❤

I don't have many regrets in my life, but one I have is not appreciating Chris for the absolute gem of a human being that he was while he was alive and not being able to hear that voice with my own ears. Thank you for this video. Its a giant piece of music history.

@emwagner123

3 жыл бұрын

That is a big regret. Loud Love.

@mundodaaylla4572

3 жыл бұрын

Que show maravilhoso Chris Cornell é único...

@jekku4688

2 жыл бұрын

I was never a big Chris/SG fan (and definitely not a Vedder fan--AIC was IT for me), but I am now listening and learning to appreciate the greatness and outright _longevity_ of Mr. Chris Cornell! 👍

@lisaclayton5824

10 ай бұрын

I have clue what music I was listening to during this era, but I'm positive it wasn't the greatness this is.

Bought the temple of the dog album when it came out, I was in high school. No one will ever know the hours I spent listening to it, among others. So happy I found this concert.

Say hello to heaven is one of the songs that no matter where you are or what you're doing, it will touch your soul in such a way that takes you away from this world!

@amendagarza2256

2 жыл бұрын

CHRIS WAS A TRUE ADONIS. HIS VOICE IS SO PURE STRONG AND BEAUTIFUL. I'M 62 AND HE IS MT FAVORITE SINGER OF MY LIFE AND IV SEEN MY SHARE OF BANDS.BUT HE IS SUCH A PURE SOUL AND HIS MUSIC IS FOREVER OUR GIFT.MAY HE REST IN PEACE HELLO TO HEAVEN CHRIS. IM SO GLAD TO FIND THIS CONCERT SUCH A GIFT.

The audience loving on Mike's solo in Say Hello 2 Heaven is the most heartwarming affirmation of his talent xxx

seeing chris sing say hello to heaven after his death is a tearjerker

@jamiehoover9348

3 жыл бұрын

Sure is, sucks, still can't believe it , but unfortunately it happened and thank God we have KZread for us to be able to enjoy and spread this awesome fuckin tuneage!!!🥂😎✌🏻

Saddens me every time I think of Chris’s passing. His talent was immense and he was and even better person. We all have his musical legacy to keep us company forever. TOTD and all the Seattle bands that came into existence in the early to mid-90’s were some of Rocks finest.

It's legit going to take me a month to listen to this. 10 minutes of listening, 2 hours of crying, rinse, repeat. RIP Andy and Chis. You both shaped my teens in a way I can never thank you enough for.

@aspjake123

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. A full grown man here and I sob like a kid. I miss you Chris. I really love when he just talks to the crowd. Just lets you know was real and cares.

@lauramalizia9636

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know why. Andy was only 24 when he died but 6 years later, I feel like Chris was just not done here. It’s harder to believe he’s gone sometimes. Is it just me?!

@neotatsel7755

Жыл бұрын

@@lauramalizia9636 nope, not just you

@ssherrierable

Жыл бұрын

@@lauramalizia9636 sometimes people put other people on a pedestal like a god when they are just the same as everyone else.

@sergedenovo2389

Жыл бұрын

Hang in there. We all feel like that. Keep your chin up. I have stage 4 lung cancer listening to this. Trying to think of when. Don’t beat yourself so bad. I’ll be dead my woman will be posting in my name. Be kind to yourself.

Me and my wife drove from Cincinnati to Philly to see this what an awesome show

TOTD was my favorite band of all time. It felt like the chemistry of the band was electric. The ballard's that were produced by them are complete perfection. I met Chris twice in Edmonton and Calgary Alberta Canada and I was lucky enough to spend 15 minutes chatting with him. I'm also in the my wave video filmed in 94 in Calgary, I'm there frozen in time ad a 16 year old and I'm 43 next week. Life ie a trip. Rest in paradise mr. Cornell, you got me through the worst times of my life.

Getting goosebumps together with tears...wasn't aware there was any concert, and even less aware there was a recording of it. Stumbled upon it... This album is a top ten all time. RIP Chris Cornell - one of the best singers of all time. Grateful.

Well. Its official. This still hurts. I now know, and accept, that listening or watching him will never be without pain. Still beautiful. Still painful. 💔

Boy I miss the 90s That time in my life was amazing

@Watchoutforsnakez

3 жыл бұрын

Said a billion people.

@christopherlaskoski189

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing will match it. I believe that. But if we can get enough of the sheep to wake the F up, take those pathetic masks off their Fing faces, and understand that the cabal is real and it means to kill them (us all) - we might actually have the chance to create a reality that comes narrowly close to the 90's. We just won't have Chris singing with us is all.

@rodneystanger1651

3 жыл бұрын

Compared to the shitshow we live in now, two different worlds.

I was at this show. Hard to comprehend Chris would be gone 6 months later

@MATTMEISTER1

2 ай бұрын

nobody will ever repeat how original he was

Mike McCready is such an amazing guitar 🎸 player. I got to meet him and he couldn’t have been sweeter. Such a blessing to music 🎶

I was a junior in high school when this music blew up. I'll never forget it. It was a great time for rock music and it hasn't happened since. Unfortunately like a lot of new trends it immediately became a formula for all the other bands to follow but those early bands like this were the real deal. Soundgarden, AIC, PJ, Nirvana and bands like REM and the RHCP paid their dues and became superstars on their terms and doing their own thing. Much respect to those bands the blew up in '91.

4 жыл бұрын

There are some really really good bands in the underground. Try out Warlung.

Mike McCreedy is/and one of the most overlooked and underrated guitarist for the the last 30 years + you can tell a great guitarist,one quick way is they never look at their fretboard they're just one their guitar!!! I'm going to have to put there with the Greatest of all time like, Jimi,SRV,Clapton,Page,Townsend and I'm sure that's not all of them!!!! I'm sure that I'll be getting some feedback from others who'll be saying what about this guy or so on!!!! Those are just the one's that came to my mind at this moment!!!! Peace Out to all of the Grudge lovers who's going to keep this music as fresh today as it was back when I was a young man!!!! :)

@Drop_Of--Flame

27 күн бұрын

Lol ✌🏻 It's 05.55am London 3 years later just read your comment and I'm still in shock I've never come across the ONLY 1 TIME TOTD FULL HD last show. Saw your comment and needed a smile and got it reading your comment 😆 🤣 so true you know give it 2 weeks and you been slaughtered by fans of those you forgot 😆 even though you made it clear you probably forgot somone. Sweet dude from the past lol needed that dry sarcasm so snap me out of my going downer 🔥🕊🕊 shit forgot .❤️‍🔥yeah agree about gutairist. So much talent from seattle was underrated i think. Regardless 90s Grunge was by far the best sounds of any rock metal band. 90s seattle sound is still 🔥. CHRIS CORNELL Always firmly in number 1\ 2an 3 top spots

@Drop_Of--Flame

27 күн бұрын

1:24:00 like shit his solo before i time stamped on this. His fiddling is fucking 🔥Hendrix pops out for a sec. Like all these guys looked up to. Loads of Sabbath and zeppelin influences. DAVID GILMORE HE IS A ★GUTAIR LEGEND.★ Write this then he bangs out comfortably numb ♡

What a loss... one of the GREAATEST voices to ever sing...... gone

Fuck me! Times of Trouble! What a performance! Cornell is a legend! RIP Man. They are all legends!

@Drop_Of--Flame

27 күн бұрын

Fuck yes! So many. How blessed those there

@Drop_Of--Flame

27 күн бұрын

CC is the one true LEGEND THOUGH The big G TALENT SOUL YEARS VOICE . 90S ANGEL 😇

Hats off to whoever recorded this.. and holy shit is he ever missed.. a true legend in so many way.. rest in piece CC

@sandimartens5174

4 жыл бұрын

Never heard this before. Thank you , You tube family for sharing. Peace Out

@sandimartens5174

4 жыл бұрын

And yes of course we all miss you Chris , gone way too soon. RIP, your music still carries on.

Chris Cornell's voice aged like fine wine. Just amazing to me. RIP

@jasonkane1487

3 жыл бұрын

It did not age like fine wine. In the 90s he had the greatest and most dynamic voice in all of rock n roll. But like EVERY other rock singer, his voice got worse over time. I saw Soundgarden 3 times in 1995 and his voice was other worldly. In 2003 I saw Audioslave and by then his vocal range had decreased. In this video he sounds terrible. Get serious man- nobody's voice lasts forever!

@adriana4489

Жыл бұрын

Jason Kane, looks like we saw two different shows.Chris Cornell was right on. He wrote melodies hard to sing, I thin that's why it's so difficult "to cover" him. Some tributes for his passing, others here and there, and that's it. But everyone it's entitled to your own opinion, I am just saying mine,

@withmygoodeyeclosed

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonkane1487 The power young Chris had.. there's just no match. But he adapted quite well to his limitations and to me he was a more complete and versatile singer near the end of his career. The one thing that is in every Cornell performance is 100% emotion, that is what makes him one of the greats.

I miss him so badly it hurts sometimes. I’m glad that I got to know him through his voice and musicality. One of the best

Chris Cornell + Pearl Jam = Temple of the Dog Chris Cornell + Rage against the machine = Audioslave

@mikefc55

3 жыл бұрын

Chris Cornell + "anybody" = whole new level = best

@verydirtyflow

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikefc55 expect linkin park, no one could have polished that turd

@dreamywhale3176

3 жыл бұрын

Chris Cornell + Nobody else = God

@julianpottermusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@verydirtyflow huh?

@verydirtyflow

3 жыл бұрын

@@julianpottermusic just pointing out linkin park are worse than cancer

I grew up in Seattle a teenager in the late 80's and early 90's. Saw all of these bands in little, and then big, venues. Some of the best shows ever. This show would have been perfect if it was played at the Moore Theater in Seattle. RIP CC... and Andrew Wood. Mother Love Bone was the band that started ALL of this...all of it.

I was at this show... and was just blown away by the whole thing. Chris's voice was so powerful and the guys sounded tight. Drove from DC to catch the show, and the irony is that I was in Philly for a different event the day the news broke that Chris had passed. I was heartbroken. His music and that voice... live on.

I love how these 3 bands all switch up members and create new side-projects. Mad season, ToTD, etc. No egos amongst these few Seattle bands. Stone and McCready really get the best of all worlds!! There will never be another explosion like the one in the early 90's and I'm just glad they were my generation. I was 13 when this all hit in 1990. I put Metallica and Anthrax on hold and was hooked on SG, AIC, PJ and ToTD from there on out. AIC will always be the band I latched on to the most though.

@sJack064

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like 100% identified with this comment lol

@vrblacktongue68

3 жыл бұрын

I was 20 in 1990, and my being a Seattle native it was amazing BTW Mike Starr I knew him off and on, meeting him for the first time when he was with S.A.T.O., they were part of the line up for our battle of the band. And then the last time I ran into him was a few years before he died we were both at the same methadone clinic So sad when we lost him and Staley.. Kurt Cobain, Woods.. and most recently Cornell..sad

@jekku4688

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. AIC just had that certain "something" that made them over the top special. Well, 2 somethings: Layne & Jerry. 😉 A band whose music I shall never tire of!

@danielbrown1724

2 жыл бұрын

@@jekku4688 exactly!! Layne’s voice and Jerry’s songwriting style created magic

@timmay6634

Жыл бұрын

No egos at all, musicians, friends, fans etc Native Seattlite It has been the most amazing, blessed and wonderful time. From Shadow to the latest Brad album, such a fabulous musical experience. I try not to think about the many that have passed too soon and what might be missed, i focus on the times and memories that we all enjoyed together, a magical time, in an incredible corner of the world. See y'all at the next show, or the next stop in the journey. Be well my friends

It must have really hurt Chris to sing Andy's songs. He never really got over it. Love you, Chris, you are with Andy now. I hope you found peace. Rest easy my grunge king.

@sebastiankrajewski2029

4 жыл бұрын

and you know for sure that he has never got over it? how do you know that sherlock...did you sit inside his mind?? fucking idiot....

@qumbot5057

4 жыл бұрын

@@sebastiankrajewski2029 name checks out

@howiesmith4289

4 жыл бұрын

This is so true and both of these guys were in classes of their own !

@davidzelonis5893

4 жыл бұрын

@@sebastiankrajewski2029 maybe in part because cornell commited suicide? Think about it.

@sebastiankrajewski2029

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidzelonis5893 All I know is that we do not know what people think or feel...it takes a lot of arrogance to supposedly know what others feel...

Made me so happy that they cover one of my favorite Syd Barrett songs for this show. How random and beautiful

@christopherlaskoski189

3 жыл бұрын

TELL ME ABOUT IT. Baby Lemonade.......DUDE..........EDIT: Pretty Fing sure that entire audience had no Fing clue where that song even came from. The crickets afterward was all I needed to hear to know that much. And then they go into Fascination Street. WHAT......

The WORLD OF MUSIC WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!!! SUCH AN AMAZING TALENT THAT HAS BEEN FOREVER LOST!! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES CHRIS!!!! FLY HIGH WIDE AND FREE FOR YOU TRULY ARE THE MOST TALENTED AND VERSATILE VOICES I HAVE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF LISTENING TO!!! TILL I "SAY HELLO TO HEAVEN"!!!!

@stevebrooks9742

2 жыл бұрын

the line hands are for shaking not for tie,ing who else could coe up with such simple but so powerful line this dude lyrical and musical genius

I was at this show . So freakin awesome!! Give’s me the chills thinking about it . RIP CC 🙏

@jamiehoover9348

3 жыл бұрын

Me too , what a fuckin awesome night!! But damn who'd a thought like 5:and a half months later, he would be gone, you and I along with a few thousand others have this special night etched in our rock and roll minds forever!!!! Thanks TOTD and Tower Theater for this Gem you let us be in on 😎✌🏻💯⭐.

You can see the pain in his eyes. His voice and words go straight to your soul.

@silviamalatini8094

10 ай бұрын

yes, and still, that voice..... not the same as before, but more painful, but still inside him.... I'm crying like a kid

Achilles Last Stand and War Pigs = the best ever !!!! love you Chris for your style

Oh, Chris. We will miss you so much. Continue on your life's journey. Learn, live and love. Become perfect. Namaste.

'Man of Golden Words' is hauntingly beautiful sung by Chris. Legends never die.

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MAN 💙💙💙 Miss u Chris Hope u found Peace. Sing with the Angels U will never be Forgotten 💙💙💙💙

So much love and honor in Chris Cornell's spirit and it was never more evident than when he literally harmonizes with the audience and simultaneously honors Eddie's part in Hunger Strike. It's a constant with him.

@designerlarry

7 жыл бұрын

Scott allen You had to feel good about singing Eddie's part, it made Chris thrilled how everybody did. Looked like an awesome show!

@birdiedog5

4 жыл бұрын

Im writing an article about chris, and this moment in this show that you are referring to is one of the things I had written about, this was really captivating. What an artist.

This is one of my favorite Albums 👍👍

i cant stop hearing my dear Chris, i feel so sad every day of my life because i never had the oportunity to meet him or at least go to one of his presentations, i only can left comments saying how much i miss him, and how much i love him, rest in peace my dear, youll forever be in my hearth

Stone doing his thing! He’s so underrated as a secondary guitar he keeps the rhythm so Mike can go nuts 🩷

RIP Chris Cornell my man 😇❤️🤘✌️ WOW!!! You are truly loved and missed, forever remembered and never ever forgotten 💝🌹

Those moments when the whole arena is singing along with him and he’s totally vibing off it.....golden. Just golden.... Loud Love forever CC ♥️♥️♥️

What a Great Group of Gifted Musicians. Chris was SO AMAZING 💙💙💙

February 2021. Song still gets me emotional every time. Chris sang about Andrew Andrew hurting so bad and not saying anything to him. Now Chris hurt so bad and said nothing. Fucking awful. So sad. Best collaboration ever . Love all these guys and MLB and always will.

So cool...What a great show. Really, now a tribute to Chris and the guys. Really good snapshot in time...Unfortunate, that it would only be shortly afterwards we lost Chris. This is worth your time to watch & listen. Then...repeat. : )

It's interesting that most singer's voices deteriorate with age but Chris just got better and better. Best rock singer/song writer of all time for my money.

@jasonkane1487

3 жыл бұрын

His voice sounded terrible. He USED to have the greatest, most dynamic voice in all of rock n roll. Unfortunately he lost that. Saw Audioslave live in 2003 and he sounded awful then. Listen to these songs. He has zero range. So come on, be honest. Nobody's voice lasts forever.

@MrPatrizia69

2 жыл бұрын

For sure if you cry for years and years, but his voice was incredible anyway till the end. The worst thing is to see that dull look and that thinness… it really breaks my heart retrospectively

@MichaelMitchell-eo6cb

2 жыл бұрын

He could rock voice with the best and sit down with an acoustic and cover anyone or do his own stuff. Such a talent! Sucks he dealt with depression. It knows no friends or family!

@Beeker255

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonkane1487 Check out Nudedragons (Soundgarden) in 2012 when he performs beyond the wheel and tell me he sounds awful. I agree I didnt really love hia voice in AUdioslave but he quit smoking but in 2012 when Soundgarden reunited and performed he sounded like Chris Cornell.

@adriana4489

Жыл бұрын

@@Beeker255 There is this: he used to smoke at least up until the time of Audioslave.

It still hurts to see Chris.... I hope you're happy wherever you are , sweet Chris.

It's amazing I miss you Chris you and Andy. You were one of my biggest influences as a vocalist growing ☝ Chris I'll never forget w you told me @ yesterday and today records before your show @ Joe Robbie.....keep singing in that 🚿....I still do my HERO rest easy my 👑.....😭

@justinmeditation

3 жыл бұрын

Y&T MIA 305

Oh my god that version of Quicksand. Rip Bowie and Chris; 2 of my favorite singers to ever live.

Amazing Chris and the band are incredible

Beautiful, a tribute band to a friend they lost long ago. It's always cathartic to pay tribute to those you lose long ago. Some wounds heal, some of them you learn to live with so it's nice to acknowledge them.

Another sad reminder of how much I miss Chris. Thank you for everything, hope you found what you needed to find.

rocked so hard, couldnt move my neck for days at this show. flew from chicago. couldnt believe when they played fascination street

So grateful to have seen one of the TOTD shows. Definitely a magic moment. Still makes no sense that Chris would be gone 6 months later. RIP Andy & Chris

Stone is a genius.

@aleferraz78

4 жыл бұрын

what a rhythm sense he has... he grooves

@prometheuspredator7971

3 жыл бұрын

I so agree. Stone is amazing. He should have gotten more credit, but I don't understand why. From Mother Love to Temple of the Dog, and then Pearl Jam.

@marysiaszefer7051

3 жыл бұрын

@@prometheuspredator7971 and green river

Note to sound man,when history is being made Get it Right! To the fans that shared this my deepest thanks to everyone involved. I absolutely love this band,and R I P Cornell. The master of the Soul Cry i always called him. This band was a huge part of my 90's thanks again for sharing this bitter sweet footage.🎼🙏🏻

@willowandersen-manjeot1710

3 жыл бұрын

I am still so sad i dont think ill ever get over losing this legend , truly cant get any better than Chris, still have have a feeling deep inside my soul that it wasnt suicide, he wasnt a dreary depressed kinda person and to leave such a beautiful family behind , none of it made sense, its usually depressed nothing to live for people that take tier own lives and then Benington taking his life on Chris's Bday? Nooooo i just dont buy it ??? These rock Gods now Angels , your forever missed , thank you for the music you left behind and it was alot , somthing for every mood , love you Chris💋💜

@erinhand

2 жыл бұрын

@@willowandersen-manjeot1710 i get it, but maybe listen to Murderer of blue skies. From higher truth. Total bitch

My favorite live performance of Seasons is in this show, man we all miss Chris. God Bless

Once again, another outstanding performance from these musicians. For over a quarter century, they've done nothing but get better with what they do .What a legacy of music to leave behind. I am so happy that their time and my time were one and the same. Thanks for posting.

@birdiedog5

4 жыл бұрын

Amen. We are so blessed. And all these gifts he left us... Forever captivated and grateful

@shaneverna8638

4 жыл бұрын

I was there it was a beautiful thing

Man what a treat thanks for sharing this gem, what an amazing job on recording this, and what a performance wow. ❤

Chris' voice is simply the best.

There will never be another era in true music that I will never get enough of. Andy and I were born in the same year for whatever that might mean, I never even listened to his music and words until I had listened to years and years of SOUNDGARDEN, PEARL JAM, STP, NIRVANA RIP (KURT), what I am saying is when I really started hearing the music Andy and Chris were and are the front runners, IM SO SORRY, LAYNE AND SCOTT, YOU GUYS ARE MY HEROES TOO.

I am so glad someone captured this video. I couldn't afford tickets and even if I could I wasn't lucky enough to get into the cue to buy them! Never saw Chris in concert anywhere and am left with the feeling I missed out.

@zannpaci

4 жыл бұрын

how pricey were the tickets?

@tomliemohn624

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a Seattle resident, the tickets never went on sale as I think he could have passed before his home city show. Man I wish there was something new from him. :(

@BetterThanNothingVideos

4 жыл бұрын

@@tomliemohn624 There were two Seattle shows. They were the end of the short tour.

Lucky enough to be in attendance. Over 100+ shows in my life, this was the best. RIP Chris.

THANK YOU FOR PRESERVING THIS FOR HISTORY!!!!

I was lucky enough to make it to both of these shows at the Tower Theatre (other Philadelphians might remember there was a Septa strike and cabs/rideshare was scarce at best). Absolutely amazing performances at a legendary venue. Thanks for putting this together.

@stevegephart1547

3 жыл бұрын

I remember, its partly the reason I didn't go down and try to buy a ticket there. Obviously regret that now! Although I did see Soundgarden (Badmotorfinger) and Pearl Jam (No Code) live in the 90s...so I'm still a pretty luck guy to see all these guys play live

too bad that I will never see such a thing live rip chris

RIP Chris Cornell. Way to fuckin' soon.

I've become a Chris Cornell fan over the past few years. I turned 15 in 1970 and I was lost in the 70's. It took me a while, but I had just started listening to him just prior to his departure. I won't say on here what I think about that. However, my favorite musical artist is David Gilmour, followed by Mr Chris Cornell. Justice.

Wow, so great that this was in my recommended. #1 - I’m a huge Pearl Jam fan, they were my gateway to all music 90s. Eddie absolutely catapulted the guys to super stardom (no disrespect, I love MLB). #2 Chris is an absolute fucking legend. I have no words for having missed out on this show and seeing him live solo or with any of the amazing artists he collaborated with. And lastly. I want to give it up to Stone Goddard and Jeff Ament. These guys have made some of the most iconic musical riffs no matter the front man, granted, they have worked with the absolute best, but my God this music reaches me deep down in my soul and my entire being on this planet. I love you Stone, Jeff, Mike, and Matt.

Drowning in tears

I miss you... 💔 #chriscornell #templeofthedog #forever

@marciaa.parker9122

3 жыл бұрын

I saw Soungarden in '93. Great show, glad I went; even though I felt like crap. I missed Nirvana because my friend was grounded. One of my biggest regrets. Kids, never think you'll catch them next time they're in town. Make it happen, tomorrow isn't promised.

I am presently watching a Temple Of The Dog Concert from Pensylvania on 11 - 04 - 2016, It's hard to believe that in 2017 the world would lose him. What a great loss to his family and friends and also to all of us that loved his music from when he started with Soundgarden,Temple Of The Dog and finally Audioslave,rest in peace Chris Cornell. Regards, Doug Hughes Williamstown, Australia

Star gazer was pure magic ❤️

was lucky enough to see this show with a good friend.. what an amazing night. RIP Chris.

Man, thanks so much for this. Can totally tell they had a blast playing together!

Do anything to see this in person😞 brokenhearted 💔 Forever

Wow they covered "Quicksand" David Bowie. A deep cut. Overall an amazing show. Whoever filmed this.. thank you!

wow. Chris Cornell is seemingly otherworldly of course. That said, Mike McCready is remarkably touched with a lovely ability to transmit um truth via guitar.

GREAT JOB ON THIS, KNOWING THAT I LISTENED GROWING UP THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME LH&R

The good ol ' awesome Tower Theatre in Upper Darby Pa , a few miles outside central Phila, and a few thousand very lucky fans got a fuckin treat and experience they will never EVER forget , specially now knowing less than 6 months later from this show, Chris would of had enough and checked out on us !!! We love you Chris, you were/are special, and man I tell ya this was hard to come up with the right words for this comment , but fuck, I had to say something! This is a gem.... Peace out and rock out my friends! Love y'all , and special thank you for uploading this for us ! ✌🏻😎🥃🍻⭐🌟🌠☄️🌒🌠🌈🥂📻🎹🎶🎵🎤🎚️🎭

thank you for all envolved in bringing this video to us.

wow...brought me to tears again.. Many thanks for posting for I am able to always relive that night.

I thank God for being able to see this global Rock icon here in my city, São Paulo, what a powerful voice. Chris was definitely and is one of my heroes that life has presented me with. Thank you Chris for leaving this wonderful legacy so that at certain moments in our lives we can access and transform our day, our journey in some way.

This is hard to watch now but also great and even cathartic! Spending time with Chris again doing what he was meant to do. Fantastic and moving show! Thanks for making it available! 😎👏🏻🎸

Amazingly done, thanks. Great concert. TotD will forever be monumental, for me. RIP Chris. Wtf man

Thank you so much for this nicely edited video. Times of Trouble made me cry. Such a great loss to the world - RIP Chris

I saved a good one for myself! I hadn't seen this. Reach Down, one of the best renditions, ever! Amazing. We miss Chris...

Chris cornell born to rock gone to soon 💕 RIP angel ❤️ he was amazing talent miss you ❤️🙌

I fucking love this, thank you for keeping the memory alive. Temple of the Dog was my first, then I learned of Green River after having learned of Mother Love Bone. Nothing like it before, and there has been nothing like it after.

The Led Zep cover was spot on....what a song to tackle, just shows the talent

@tonybarber420

3 жыл бұрын

Which one was that?

@miles-178

3 жыл бұрын

wooow .. they played Achilles Last Stand = my most fave and definitely the hardest one for the drummer !!!!!! killing stuff!!!

@stevebrooks9742

2 жыл бұрын

heard him say on that zeppelin record that song was pretty much looked over because so many great ones ,that's why he wanted to do it and this dude one the greatest ever at writing ,and being a musician,i mean he played on streets for years carry Ed a dirty satchel with spoons and shit walk in do a interview like green room people looked at him like he was homeless wounder what they thought when they heard or seen him on t.v.interview,think he had last laugh but seemed he was just humble dude ,u got love that shit 🤘🤘🤘🤘💯💯💯💯💯💯

@anybody2501

2 жыл бұрын

I was looking at the setlist in the description and they listed it as "song of the Iliad" for some reason, weird.

Thank you so much for sharing this!! I wanted to go to this concert soooooooooo badly but just couldn't make it happen. I have sat and watched this so many times by myself and now am watching with my best friend . One Love

Chris is always very generous, Chris, you we're and still are the Best, keeping Andy remembered, Thank you for always giving your all, and I don't buy Suicide.

@mattcunny1

3 жыл бұрын

No one's selling it but you are buying into ridiculous conspiracies instead of shining a light and bringing awareness regarding the importance of mental health.

@deborahfollowscornell9007

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattcunny1 Idont deny mental illness,you don't know me or my journey, I dont believe Chris ended his life.

@MikeSmith-cn6ub

2 жыл бұрын

He definitely didn't commit suicide. I mean they picked the perfect city to get away with murder. Detroit Michigan Come on the red rum capitol of the world. Those pigs never took pictures of the room they never dusted for prints they never did a thing. Body guard said he killed his self they called the coroner and they sent a wagon to stamp it on his toe and let the room service people clean the room what a joke. If a celebrity dies in any other city in America they play it by the book not Detroit Michigan at 3 am they weren't even any real detectives on dudy then. Ashamed. Don't buy it for one minute. They got away with red rum

@MikeSmith-cn6ub

2 жыл бұрын

He didn't have any mental illness. But I think Matt Cunny has a case of it.

Thanks so much for the upload, wonder why Ive never saw this video on youtube. My favorite singer with my favorite band, so awesome. No one sings like you anymore, RIP. You will live on forever in your music. 🤘🏻

So much envy and love to those who experieced this live.

This concert is amazing ❤ thank you to whoever recorded this ❤❤❤

I CAN'T BELIEVE they sang Fascination Street!!!!! The Cure is probably my all time favorite band, besides SOUNDGARDEN, that is.

thank you very much for posting!!!!

Exceptional voice ❤ on the days anyone needs to cry, this is the song😢