>tfw a band member's death impacts you way harder then

>>73283037
Just wait until it's a random Saturday night, you're a bit drunk, and your gf has gone to bed early.

>Temple of the Dog playlist
>wake up at 4 AM to realize you've been crying in your sleep

>>73283107
Man it's happening right now. I've neem drinking for a bit and I've just been listening to Superunknown and the whole album just has me bawling.

>>73283107
Also,
>have a gf

good one mate. nice roast.

>>73283037
I've been listening to them for almost a decade now. I was really into all of the Grunge bands in high school and Cornell has been my go to favorite Rock vocalist for a long time.

That being said it had probably been close to 2 years since I really went on a Soundgarden kick where I listened to all of their albums but the moment I found out I started listening to them and probably listened to nothing but Soundgarden and Cornell's other work for close to 2 weeks.

I would always kinda mock the idea of acting sad over a celebrity/musician death but I'll admit the first 2-3 days after I found out I felt pretty shitty. Just knowing that this guy I listened to so much throughout so much of my life was now dead. And that I would never get to hear any new music from him or the numerous bands he was in.. Honestly, it makes me really glad I was too young to be affected by the deaths of Cobain or Staley. And I was actually really into STP as well but Weiland's death didn't hit me nearly as hard.

fuck

bowies death hit me way harder

>>73283037
Yeah, it just still, still seems so surreal, right? Like, I've already been a pretty casual fan. Used to occasionally listen to Badmotorfinger in the car with my dad growing up. I just never thought he'd die at 52... to suicide? Just seems so very wrong to me. :(