Frases de Chris Cornell (75 citas, página 3)

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“No creo que nadie sepa realmente por qué se suicidó Kurt. Todo el mundo sabía que Kurt tenía problemas de salud muy serios y que los había tenido durante años, mucho antes de que fuera famoso. No creo que la suya fuera una muerte provocada únicamente por las drogas. El que tomara drogas era un resultado de esos problemas de salud. Las drogas eran la única manera que tenía de aliviar el dolor. Había mas cosas. Odiaba ser un ídolo juvenil. También estaba enfermo emocionalmente. Tenía una hija, estaba casado y de pronto se había hecho millonario. No fue algo tan sencillo como decir: era un adicto a la heroína, enloqueció y se suicido, o estaba harto de su éxito y por eso se mató. No, no puedes saber por que una persona llega a hacer algo así. Si yo me suicidara alguna vez lo haría de una manera que nadie pudiera saber que fue un suicidio. Lo que más miedo me da de matarme es el daño que le haría a mis amigos y mi familia.”

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“Siempre fui un crio difícil. Cuando era más pequeño me gustaba desaparecer durante horas en cualquiera de los bosques que rodean Seattle. Sabía que mis padres se iban a cabrear conmigo, pero no me importaba.”

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“La cosa, con esto de las etiquetas, es que se tiende a generalizar demasiado, y si se nos presenta como una banda de Seattle la gente espera que sonemos como Nirvana o Pearl Jam y la verdad es que no tenemos mucho que ver con ellos. Prefiero que se hable de nosotros por nosotros mismos, sin apelativos geográficos. Ya somos Soundgarden sin más, hacemos nuestra música independientemente de nuestra procedencia.”

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“Cuando era joven, la cultura de la droga no era la misma que en San Francisco en los 60. No era una filosofía del tipo “libera tu mente con las drogas”. Mas bien era algo como “jódete la mente con las drogas”.”

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Chris Cornell: Frases en inglés

“Chris was my friend and he was at the very heart of the Seattle music scene and beyond. I miss him, but I realized that he went as far as he could in this world with his soul. He couldn’t go any farther.”

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Ann Wilson talking about Chris Cornell at the press room of the Rock and Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, on April 14, 2018. ** Ann Wilson of Heart speaks backstage at Rock Hall induction, YouTube, April 14, 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjKO41QmGX8,

“I’ve always said that Chris was the greatest songwriter to ever come out of Seattle. Jimi Hendrix could play the guitar like crazy, but Chris had the song-writing chops that we all sort of hoped to get to at different points in our songwriting careers. He had a way he could wrap a melody around odd time signatures and weird parts and make them catchy. He was a beautiful wordsmith. If you look at his lyrics, he obviously was processing his pain and depression, and all of those things. I think that’s part of what people, myself included, responded to when he was singing. With the songwriting he had that voice, there’s not too many people that have that many options with their voice. He could do a lot of different things with it, and have a lot of different characters in that voice. I feel so lucky that I got to be in a project with him, got to hang out with him, and just sort of witness his greatness.”

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Jeff Ament talking about Cornell on NBA.com podcast NBA Soundsystem ** Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament on Chris Cornell's death and depression, 30 May 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9buvTFxf2EA,

“I would hope it is a when, as opposed to an if. How about Gene Simmons?”

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On who he would like to see as the band's presents if Soundgarden ever gets inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. HBO Q&A session, quoted in ** Chris Cornell Would Like Gene Simmons to Induct Soundgarden Into Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame, Ultimate Guitar, May 21, 2013 https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/chris_cornell_would_like_gene_simmons_to_induct_soundgarden_into_rnr_hall_of_fame.html,
On the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

“Every time I know we have to go out on tour, there’s about three or four weeks where I’m terrified—where I start thinking: That’s not me. I’m not Freddie Mercury.”

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Then I go out onstage and it’s like diving into the cold Puget Sound after spending five weeks in Hawaii—there’s a shock to the system, but the fear goes away. You get used to it, which is pretty cool, because if I stopped performing, I could just disappear and end up being some weird chattering man that walks the streets in rags, staring only at the pavement. At first you rationalize that going to a club where people recognize you is a bad idea; then going to a neighborhood bar becomes a bad idea, too. Going to the grocery store becomes a bad idea. Answering the phone becomes a bad idea. Then every time the dog barks, you think the National Guard is on your roof ready to drill holes in the shingles and shoot at you. So I have to deal with the outside world on sort of a maintenance level—go out to a bar every so often and just be around people.
Interview with Details Magazine, December 1996 https://pitchfork.com/features/article/10081-chris-cornell-searching-for-solitude/,
On being anti-social

“A lot more can happen in the world of singer-songwriters that I appreciate. This storytelling where you have the ability to sit and listen to it because you don’t have other distractions -- you’re not listening to what the bass part is doing, there isn’t an elaborate instrumental arrangement that’s taking you into Middle Earth and back.. For me just as a singer I think you’re able to hear aspects of my voice and my singing and what it conveys in ways you’re not going to on a Soundgarden or an Audioslave record.”

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Chris Cornell Talks Missing Andrew Wood, Writing Songs In the Bathroom: Unpublished 2015 Interview Excerpts, Billboard, 19 May 2017 https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/7801053/chris-cornell-2015-interview-higher-truth,
On songwriting

“I was on tour with Soundgarden, and I remember writing down the title. The title immediately brought up the idea of the song, which is that someone is so distracted by a new person or a new thing in their life that they kind of forgot that they had given up on life. Sometimes it just happens without us even noticing.”

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On the inspiration behind the song "Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart" ** Chris Cornell Flashback Q&A: 'We Have to Be Aware That Life Is So Short', Yahoo!, May 19, 2017 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/chris-cornell-flashback-qa-aware-life-short-023857577.html,
On songwriting

“That’s one of those songs that kind of happened in one moment. I just picked up a guitar and started playing it, and those lines just came out. I had a dream when I was in Seattle with my wife. I woke up from this dream, and as I woke up it was like I was sort of flying away above us. I remember feeling like our whole life is wrapped up in moments, but we have to be really aware because it’s so short. That was kind of what the song was about to me. We have to be really aware of every moment together. All we really know is that we have this life. Who knows what else is gonna happen? Let’s not let it suddenly be over and we didn’t appreciate it from day to day, from hour to hour, ’cause life’s gonna fly by.”

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On the song "Before We Disappear" from his 2015 solo album Higher Truth ** Chris Cornell Flashback Q&A: 'We Have to Be Aware That Life Is So Short', Yahoo!, May 19, 2017 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/chris-cornell-flashback-qa-aware-life-short-023857577.html,
On songwriting

“I think Freddie Mercury is probably the best of all time, in terms of a rock voice. There was a vulnerability to it, his technical ability was amazing, and so much of his personality would come out through his voice. I’m not even a guy to buy Queen records, really, and I still think he’s one of the best.”

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Chris Cornell Flashback Q&A: 'We Have to Be Aware That Life Is So Short', Yahoo!, May 19, 2017 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/chris-cornell-flashback-qa-aware-life-short-023857577.html,
Solo career Era

“Hip-hop kind of absorbed rock, in terms of the attitude and the whole point of why rock was important music. Young people felt like rock music was theirs, from Elvis to the Beatles to the Ramones to Nirvana. This was theirs; it wasn’t their parents’. I think hip-hop became the musical style that embraces that mentality.”

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“I’m completely self-taught on guitar- limited me in some ways but very helpful in others. My only goal to playing was to write songs.”

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Chris Cornell: The American Songwriter Twitterview, American Songwriter, November 1, 2011 https://americansongwriter.com/2011/11/chris-cornell-the-american-songwriter-twitterview/,
Soundgarden Era

“What I hear in my brain (brain radio) dictates the beginning of any attempt at a new song.”

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Chris Cornell: The American Songwriter Twitterview, American Songwriter, November 1, 2011 https://americansongwriter.com/2011/11/chris-cornell-the-american-songwriter-twitterview/,
Soundgarden Era