MFC a écrit :ha ben vous voyez, a peine ils se separents vos regrettez deja plein de chansons
Olikatie a écrit :Cornell quitte Audioslave et sort un nouvel album le 1er mai
[url=http://sev.prnewswire.com/entertainment/20070215/LATH11515022007-1.html]Chris Cornell's 13th Career Album Releasing May 1st on Suretone/Interscope; Cornell Permanently Leaving Audioslave
Fourteen Tracks Join Cornell With Grammy(R) Winner Lillywhite[/url]
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Two-time Grammy winner, singer-songwriter and voice of a generation, Chris Cornell, announced today the release date of his 13th career album, Carry On, in stores May 1st on Suretone/Interscope. Steered by Grammy Award-winning British super-producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Rolling Stones, Morrissey, Dave Matthews Band), Carry On is a mature and content departure from the acrimonious artist who brought us Soundgarden, Audioslave and Temple of the Dog.
Additionally Cornell is permanently departing super-group Audioslave stating, "Due to irresolvable personality conflicts as well as musical differences, I am permanently leaving the band Audioslave. I wish the other three members nothing but the best in all of their future endeavors."
The new album's fourteen tracks offer the bluesy and soulful "Safe and Sound," psychedelic "Scar On The Sky," country-flavored "Finally Forever" ... paeans to persistence in "Disappearing Act" and a slow-grind cover of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" that gives the familiar song a completely new feeling. More personal selections include "Ghost," "Arms Around Your Love" and "She'll Never Be Your Man" and alt-rock experimentations ("Killing Birds" the anthemic "Silence the Voices"). Fans of Soundgarden and Audioslave will appreciate the harder edge of "No Such Thing" and "Poison Eye" and the redemptive "Your Soul Today."
Carry On will also include the Top 10 European smash hit "You Know My Name," the main title song for the current James Bond theatrical release, Casino Royale, appearing for the first time on a full-length release. Cornell wrote and recorded the track with long-time James Bond composer David Arnold for the film.
With this collection of songs, it is evident that Cornell was inspired by songwriters from Elvis Costello to Tom Waits. Cornell says that his own lyrical approach leans on stream-of-consciousness, "getting out of my own way" to allow themes to naturally arise, whether topical or biographical. "The most exciting thing is to let yourself expose your true, vulnerable feelings, which is what resonates with people most," he explains. As far as his vocal style, he points to such R&B singers as Otis Redding and Aretha Franklin for showing masterfully how emotion can best be conveyed, even in subtle phrasing, also praising Bob Marley's expressive range and Tom Waits' use of his voice as an instrument
MFC a écrit :soundgarden
MFC a écrit :rocky, rambo IV
Eddie_V a écrit :Le morceau de James Bond est sur le nouvel album, dommage, je l'aime pas au même titre que "Mission" sur le 1er album solo de Chris que je zappe tout le temps... Je l'aurai bien échangé contre un Wide Awake acoustic...
De toute façon au vue de mes deceptions personnelles avec Audioslave, on ne peut que partir vers le haut....
MFC a écrit :elle est superbe cette chanson de james bond, tu as de droles de gouts toi
MFC a écrit :Eddie_V a écrit :MFC a écrit :elle est superbe cette chanson de james bond, tu as de droles de gouts toi
Venant de toi ça me rassure mon frère!
Son refrain ala Megadeth... ><
ben oui, tu n'aimes pas audioslave, tu preferes soundgarden a pearl jam en concert, ça va pas ça
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