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Grunge Historian | YouTube Creator |
Seattle and Olympia
Joined November 2009
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Messages from Matt and the band:. After 27 fantastic years, I have taken my final steps down the drum riser for the mighty Pearl Jam. Much love and respect to Jeff, Ed, Mike and Stone for inviting me into the band in 1998 and for giving me the opportunity of a lifetime, filled
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In times like these make a mental note: not voting is a vote for the oppressors.
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RT @RyanShead: Kurt Russell’s son Wyatt speaks out against what is happening right now in Los Angeles. Maybe a few ICE agents heard what h….
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My thoughts of Kurt and Layne may not have anything to do with the actual song and it's meaning but maybe it did.
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I noticed as I got older I started to relate to the blues and ballads more than my early, punk, or heavier influences in music. And Be Yourself was one of those moments where you start to change and understand everything more.
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I think Cornell channeled voices from the past in everything he did, even if it was an unconscious thing or not really on purpose at all. You kinda had the chance to grow with him and the music he created. So you grew together.
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I remember the first time I heard Be Yourself by Audioslave. It was one of the growing-up moments you have in life every few years. I remember it was a cool morning. And the song came on and Chris's lyrics just made me think of Kurt and Layne. Not sure why but it did.
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"I am very honored to have known each of my brothers Kim, Matt, and Chris in this path of music, and life, of loves and losses, righteousness and folly, but I can tell you, it feels good and invigorating to hear Chris singing from over that horizon".
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29 years ago today, Soundgarden released DOWN ON THE UPSIDE. It would be the band's final album before they went their separate ways. The band that spearheaded the grunge scene drew the curtain for the final time, ending the most formidable and indelible era in music history.
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