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Chris Cornell Born Christopher John Boyle July 20 1964 - May 17 2017 Seattle WA United States Was An American Singer/songwriter And Guitarist. In 1984 He Formed The Band Soundgarden With Bassist Hiro Yamamoto. Throughout The Late 1980s And 90s Soundgarden Experienced Major Success As One Of The Major Grunge Bands Along With Groups Such As Alice In Chains Nirvana And Pearl Jam . In 1990 Chris Cornell Worked Together With The Then Soundgarden Drummer Matt Cameron And Stone Gossard Jeff Ament And Mike McCready Who Would Later Form Pearl Jam In A Project Named Temple Of The Dog. They Wrote A 10 Song Album As A Tribute To Andrew Wood The Singer Of Mother Love Bone Who Had Died The Year Before Of A Heroin Overdose. In 1997 Soundgarden Split At The Zenith Of Their Popularity Due To Tensions In The Group And Chris Began A Solo Career. He Released The Sucessful Album Euphoria Morning. Out Of This Album Came The Single Can't Change Me. When Zack De La Rocha Left Rage Against The Machine In 2001 Chris Cornell Joined The Instrumentalists Of Rage Against The Machine To Form The Band Audioslave. In 2006 Chris Recorded A Theme Song For The James Bond 007 Movie "Casino Royale" Titled You Know My Name Which Is Used As The Opening Song. In The Fall Of 2006 Cornell Started Recording His Second Solo Album Carry On With Producer Steve Lillywhite. Among Some Fellow Artists Who Are Expected To Accompany Him On His Second Solo Release Is Friend And Legendary Musician Gary Lucas Who Has Contributed Acoustic Guitar To Some Of The Tracks. Cornell Has Stated That He Is Always Writing And That There Are Some Songs That He Was Not Able To Put Into An Audioslave Album. Carry On Was Released In The Summer Of 2007. On February 15 2007 Chris Cornell Issued A Statement That He Was Leaving Audioslave Shortly After Tom Morello Tim Commerford And Brad Wilk Reunited With Their Former Vocalist Zack De La Rocha To Reform Rage Against The Machine. Chris Cornell Released His Third Solo Album Scream With American Rapper And Record Producer Timbaland On February 3rd 2009. This Album Was A Critical Failure And Sold Poorly. It Is Rumored That He Is Going To Try And "De-Timbalandize" The Tracks. On January 1st 2010 Chris Cornell Announced The Reunion Of Soundgarden After A 12 Year Hiatus. Chris Cornell Was Extremely Revered Among The Music Listeners For His Powerful Multi-Octave Singing And Gritty Soulful Vocal Style. He Was A Baritone With An Ability To Sing Extremely High In The Tenor Range As Well As In The Lower Register Of A Baritone Voice. He Showcased This In Various Songs Most Notably The Studio And The Demo Versions Of "Beyond The Wheel" Where He Can Be Heard Spanning Three Octaves. He Has Also Experimented With Various Different Vocal Styles Ranging From Light Falsetto To Brutal Screams And Chants. On May 17 2017 Cornell Died In Detroit After Performing At A Show With Soundgarden. He Committed Suicide By Hanging Himself In His Hotel Room. Footage Of His Final Concert Was Posted To YouTube.
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Chris Cornell Born Christopher John Boyle July 20 1964 - May 17 2017 Seattle WA United States Was An American Singer/songwriter And Guitarist. In 1984 He Formed The Band Soundgarden With Bassist Hiro Yamamoto. Throughout The Late 1980s And 90s Soundgarden Experienced Major Success As One Of The Major Grunge Bands Along With Groups Such As Alice In Chains Nirvana And Pearl Jam . In 1990 Chris Cornell Worked Together With The Then Soundgarden Drummer Matt Cameron And Stone Gossard Jeff Ament And Mike McCready Who Would Later Form Pearl Jam In A Project Named Temple Of The Dog. They Wrote A 10 Song Album As A Tribute To Andrew Wood The Singer Of Mother Love Bone Who Had Died The Year Before Of A Heroin Overdose. In 1997 Soundgarden Split At The Zenith Of Their Popularity Due To Tensions In The Group And Chris Began A Solo Career. He Released The Sucessful Album Euphoria Morning. Out Of This Album Came The Single Can't Change Me. When Zack De La Rocha Left Rage Against The Machine In 2001 Chris Cornell Joined The Instrumentalists Of Rage Against The Machine To Form The Band Audioslave. In 2006 Chris Recorded A Theme Song For The James Bond 007 Movie "Casino Royale" Titled You Know My Name Which Is Used As The Opening Song. In The Fall Of 2006 Cornell Started Recording His Second Solo Album Carry On With Producer Steve Lillywhite. Among Some Fellow Artists Who Are Expected To Accompany Him On His Second Solo Release Is Friend And Legendary Musician Gary Lucas Who Has Contributed Acoustic Guitar To Some Of The Tracks. Cornell Has Stated That He Is Always Writing And That There Are Some Songs That He Was Not Able To Put Into An Audioslave Album. Carry On Was Released In The Summer Of 2007. On February 15 2007 Chris Cornell Issued A Statement That He Was Leaving Audioslave Shortly After Tom Morello Tim Commerford And Brad Wilk Reunited With Their Former Vocalist Zack De La Rocha To Reform Rage Against The Machine. Chris Cornell Released His Third Solo Album Scream With American Rapper And Record Producer Timbaland On February 3rd 2009. This Album Was A Critical Failure And Sold Poorly. It Is Rumored That He Is Going To Try And "De-Timbalandize" The Tracks. On January 1st 2010 Chris Cornell Announced The Reunion Of Soundgarden After A 12 Year Hiatus. Chris Cornell Was Extremely Revered Among The Music Listeners For His Powerful Multi-Octave Singing And Gritty Soulful Vocal Style. He Was A Baritone With An Ability To Sing Extremely High In The Tenor Range As Well As In The Lower Register Of A Baritone Voice. He Showcased This In Various Songs Most Notably The Studio And The Demo Versions Of "Beyond The Wheel" Where He Can Be Heard Spanning Three Octaves. He Has Also Experimented With Various Different Vocal Styles Ranging From Light Falsetto To Brutal Screams And Chants. On May 17 2017 Cornell Died In Detroit After Performing At A Show With Soundgarden. He Committed Suicide By Hanging Himself In His Hotel Room. Footage Of His Final Concert Was Posted To YouTube.
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Published: 08 Aug 2020, 15:11
Scream Is The Third Solo Studio Album By American Musician Chris Cornell. Released On March 10 2009 Through Suretone Records And Mosley Music Group It Marked A Shift From Cornell's Previous Musical Efforts With The Exclusion Of Some Guitar And Rock Elements That Were Replaced With Producer Timbaland's Electronic Pop Soundscapes. The Album Was Promoted With The Release Of Five Digital Singles And Three Music Videos And Was Met With Mostly Negative Reviews. The Album Debuted In The U.S At Number 10 On The Billboard 200 With 26 000 Copies Sold. With The Idea Of Remixing Songs From His Previous Album Carry On 2007 Cornell First Came Into Contact With Timbaland. However The Collaboration Evolved Into The Duo Writing And Recording An Entire Album In Just Six Weeks Notably With The Conceptual Direction Of "tying It All Together Musically" Which Cornell Describes As " Back To Albums That I Listened To When I Was A Kid Where The Music Never Stops" And That It "begs To Be Listened To On Headphones All The Way Through". Billboard Reported That Scream Shows Cornell Moving "in A Much More Pop-Oriented Direction With Busy Drum Machine Beats Buffed-Up Chorus Vocals And String Samples Filling The Nooks And Crannies" Comparing It To Gnarls Barkley And Less That Of "the Guitar-Driven Music Of Cornell's Past With Soundgarden And Audioslave". Despite The Controversy Caused By Teaming Up With Timbaland Cornell Insisted That He Still Played An Integral Part Of The Album's Creation And Didn't Do What "Timbaland Told Me To Do " Further Noting That They "didn't Really Have That Relationship" And "it Wasn't That Type Of A Process. It Was More He Would Bring In A Beat An Idea I Would Write To It And Sing It And We Would Move On Kind Of To The Next Thing." Describing The Album As A Whole Cornell Compared It To Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon And Queen's A Night At The Opera Citing The Psychedelic Elements That Timbaland Brought Into The Production.