RIP Chris Cornell

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Cornell on "Fell on Black Days":
"Fell on Black Days" was like this ongoing fear I've had for years...It's a feeling that everyone gets. You're happy with your life, everything's going well, things are exciting—when all of a sudden you realize you're unhappy in the extreme, to the point of being really, really scared. There's no particular event you can pin the feeling down to, it's just that you realize one day that everything in your life is 17'D!
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Uncle Ruckus

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Ahhhhhhhhahahahahaha
Any list without Freddie Mercury is immediately disregarded as false. This is known.
 

Hump4Hoops

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The idea of gods and goddesses

has been around a lot longer than Abrahamic religions. Yet everyone still wants to claim theirs is the real one.
 

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There's no one on this Earth that I would put on the same level as 'God' of anything. There was only 1 person that came close.

Just felt compelled to pile on- you are absurd with this line of discussion. Especially on a conservative message board where many posters live in the deep south. If you dont have a lot of supports here with this line of posting, you need to recognize its foolish.

Nobody thinks that saying 'he was a god of _____' means the person was a literal god who rivals your one true Lord and Savior.
 
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I don't post on here looking for supports. I post what I think. Nobody has to agree with me. I'm way beyond getting my feelings hurt because someone don't click the 'like' button. Foolish? Everyone has an opinion.
 

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Yeah my greatest sin there was leaving off Mercury. As far as Marley and Johnny Cash and whatnot those artists never bridged out of their genre. Hell
About the only thing Cornell didn't do was cut a country album. Cornell did Grunge, Alternative, Rock and even one HipHoppish project with one of the rapper-turned-producer dudes.
 
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Uncle Ruckus

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I think it was Timbaland. His first solo album was pretty cool. Billie Jean cover was real good
 

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My thinking is a bit different on this, because if we're talking pure talent there's Mercury and everyone else.

I say Jimi's voice is top 5 because it's inimitable and its defining characteristic is to me how much fun he had playing and singing, and in rock and roll those are more important to me than pure talent.
 

mcdawg22

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My thinking is a bit different on this, because if we're talking pure talent there's Mercury and everyone else.

I say Jimi's voice is top 5 because it's inimitable and its defining characteristic is to me how much fun he had playing and singing, and in rock and roll those are more important to me than pure talent.

Ahhhhhhhhahahahahaha
Any list without Freddie Mercury is immediately disregarded as false. This is known.
17'n This^^^^^
 
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