r/Soundgarden

From https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYcoc\_XSLYt

We decided not to attend that evening but our concert friend went and took these pics from the front row at the last show in Detroit. Credit to Muzzy🤘🏻

In this forum I will leave everything that remains to be seen from Audioslave; it's not much, but some of it is still unreleased.

1. Sleight of Hand: It was intended as the first single from Revelations, but was rejected by Moth

2. One And The Same (Official Video Unpublished But it's recorded.)

3. Audioslave: Live in Cuba (Nine songs are missing that have never been released, including "Yesterday To Tomorrow"; only 18 of the 27 songs are on the DVD.)

4. Audioslave Feat. DMX - A soundtrack song was made for a movie, Cornell sang on it, and it hasn't been released.

5. Techno Ted (A song they played live, but there is no studio version)

6. There are probably other discarded songs whose existence we are unaware of.

Shows that were filmed but not released

7. Audioslave - Live at Rock im Park 2003

8. Audioslave: Live at Roskilde Festival 2005

9. Audioslave: Live at Rock Wercher Festival 2005

10. Audioslave: Live At Oxegen Festival 2005 (MTV Recording)

Remember that Nirvana released You Know You're Right 8 after Cobain's death.

It’s hard to put Into words how I feel about this day because I’ve only been a Soundgarden fan for a few years but I remember hearing about his passing on the radio and hearing about how he lost his life the way he did,It sometimes makes me feel uncomfortable when I think about my favourite musicians who have passed on because they were once on this earth and they Interacted with other people who are still alive today.
I think what’s even more freaky Is that Chris passed away just an hour after coming off the stage In Detroit,because he was alive when he was performing and then In the next hour he was gone and that to me Is very strange and very sad,but today’s not all about what happened 9 years ago,today Is a celebration of a musician who was Important to all of us and whose music made an Impact to us In all of our lives that’s the reason why we are all here on this subreddit today.
My thoughts and feelings today are with Chris’s family and friends today as they mark the 9th anniversary without him being here.
RIP Chris no one sings like you anymore…🖤

Sharing come pictures I took from the last time I saw Chris Cornell performing live at the Royal Albert Hall in London, on 3 May 2016. Jimmy Page was in the audience (squint and you may see him in the last picture) and was later quoted saying that Chris' performance was a masterclass.

Sharing a previous post on this from my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CRjqexdHwcI/?img\_index=1&igsh=MWszcDBzcmFsencwYg==

Chris, you are so missed.

We walked for CF yesterday at the Center. When walking by Chris we had to stop for a photo. When I listen to Soundgarden so do my neighbors. 😆

Today, just like nine years ago, Chris Cornell died, leaving a profound void in the music world. Since this morning, I've been reflecting on how a person I never met, whose existence I ignored for years before discovering rock, has strongly influenced my mind, my style, and above all, my character. I've gone through moments of profound loneliess, mental distress, and I had (even today) strong anxiety problems, one of the only things I had with me was music. Listening to Chris's voice is like having someone by your side who doesn't let you suffer in solitude, who makes you feel understood and, above all, less alone. Every time I listen to Soundgarden, I ask myself, "How can such a beautiful voice no longer be with us?" I miss Chris so much. Today, more than any other day, I feel a huge void just thinking about him.

He saved my life and changed me forever.

I woke to my cellphone going crazy with notifications telling me Chris has died. I was in shock.. we had tickets to see him 3 days later in Denver. It still sucks. This picture from the first time I saw soundgarden in May 2013. 2nd "row" center. Still friends with the 2 women right in front of me.