RIP Chris Cornell

Doubt it. I do know he retweeted a Nick Cave song not too long ago.

 

You kids and your whatever it is that's going on..

Anyway, since I've been asked before on PM, the open board and I see it's on this thread. The answer is:

 

Zoo’s Company: The Story Behind the Men’s Mag Zanesville Story Smackdown

 

I'm not sure my favorite song of his (John Finn's Wife) should even be considered "music."

Henry's Dream is just so visceral. I love visceral.*

*TWSS

 

I feel silly pointing this out, and perhaps this was caused by autocorrect, but I think it's Jepsen.

 

At least this ain't a Bush/Clinton argument for once.

 

If Nirvana and Pearl Jam are like the Mike Schmidt and George Brett of grunge, Bush is Joe Randa. I can get kinda liking them. Even it being a favorite CD, but you can't really argue they are all-time great.

Weezer is Robbie Alomar. Pretty easily a Hall of Famer and they all play infield, I guess, but not the same position.

 

Robbie Alomar? They're not even Robbie Alomar's batter's box spit.

 

Picking out a song from 2016 is like pointing out Alomar hit .180 with the White Sox his last season. It hardly represents the career. Weezer had two of the absolute classic rock albums of the 90s, and lots more hits after that.

 

Did anybody here Rivers Cuomo on Song Exploder?
His process is very bizarre to me, and I think it puts the lie to the concept of pop/rock music as art.

That said, I dig Weezer, and 'The Sweater Song' is great.

 

If he left a suicide note, is it known as a Cornell note?

 

Yo, @Dick Whitman!