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King Animal fue un regreso bastante sólido para Soundgarden, pero después de revisitarlo hace poco, me queda una impresión bastante clara: se siente más como un álbum en solitario de Chris Cornell que como un disco real de Soundgarden.

De verdad quería amar este álbum, pero simplemente no puedo. Para mí, el problema más grande es que la identidad de Soundgarden siempre estuvo profundamente ligada a su sonido, y ese sonido inconfundible casi no está. El álbum está bien escrito y bien producido, y definitivamente hay algunas canciones fuertes, pero en general se inclina demasiado hacia un rock pulido y amigable para la radio.

Es un buen álbum, pero no tiene la misma oscuridad, la misma imprevisibilidad, la misma contundencia ni la misma personalidad sonora que hicieron a Soundgarden tan único. Cuando lo escucho, sí escucho a Chris Cornell, pero no siempre escucho a Soundgarden.

Y ahora que viene un nuevo álbum, no puedo evitar preguntarme: ¿van a seguir por el mismo camino que King Animal, o van a recuperar parte del sonido que hizo a Soundgarden tan único en primer lugar? Creo que esa es la gran pregunta, y hasta que en realidad escuchemos el álbum, no hay forma de saberlo.

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♾️ May 17, 2017: Chris Cornell took the stage for the very last time

That Wednesday afternoon, Chris had a phone call with his manager, Ron Lafitte. They talked about Soundgarden's plans to perform at the Global Citizens Music Festival in New York that September, as well as the new album the band was scheduled to release in the fall. According to Lafitte, Chris sounded remarkably optimistic, happy, and excited about everything that lay ahead.

Hours later, before taking the stage at the Fox Theatre in Detroit, he posted a high-energy message on Twitter: "Finally back to Rock City," alongside a photo of the venue's marquee.

That night, Soundgarden took the stage. However, during the concert, Chris appeared visibly different: he was stumbling, looked somewhat weak, forgot entire lyrics, and seemed agitated and irritable at various moments. In one of the strangest moments of the night, he walked off stage for several minutes, leaving the band to improvise instrumentally. On the other hand, Chris showed genuine enthusiasm for the city of Detroit, expressing his admiration for the crowd more than once on that final night.

The show wrapped up around 11:15 PM with "Slaves & Bulldozers." After coming off stage, Chris took a moment to sign autographs for some fans outside the theater, acting seemingly normal according to witnesses present. Minutes later, he got into a vehicle and headed to the MGM Grand hotel, which was just a short walk from the Fox Theatre.

It would be the last time Chris Cornell ever stepped onto a stage.

🖤 That night, the founder of projects like Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog and one of the most powerful and unique voices in rock history said goodbye without knowing it, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate every year, every month, and every single day to this day.

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