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 Post subject: [2007-06-05] Chris Cornell "Carry On"
PostPosted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:38 pm 
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From Blabbermouth.net:

Former SOUNDGARDEN/AUDIOSLAVE singer Chris Cornell was in the KROQ studios in Los Angeles recently to talk with Kevin and Bean and to perform acoustically. Listen to the interview and performances of the tracks "Like a Stone" (AUDIOSLAVE), "No Such Thing", and the SOUNDGARDEN hit "Black Hole Sun" at KROQ.com.

Cornell's new single, "No Such Thing", has been made available for streaming via his MySpace page. The track comes off the singer's upcoming Suretone/Interscope album, "Carry On", due on June 5.

Produced by Grammy Award-winning Producer of the Year Steve Lillywhite, "Carry On" is the 13th career album for Cornell. The track listing for the effort is as follows (not in final order)

01. No Such Thing
02. Safe and Sound
03. Scar On The Sky
04. Finally Forever
05. Disappearing Act
06. Billy Jean (MICHAEL JACKSON cover)
07. Ghost
08. Arms Around Your Love
09. She'll Never Be Your Man
10. Killing Birds
11. Silence the Voices
12. Poison Eye
13. Your Soul Today
14. You Know My Name

Cornell began working on the disc last fall after the release of AUDIOSLAVE's third album, "Revelations". News of the solo project fueled rumors of a split with AUDIOSLAVE, with Cornell officially leaving the band last month due to "irresolvable personality conflicts as well as musical differences." The 14-track effort will feature "You Know My Name", Cornell's theme for the latest James Bond film, "Casino Royale", as well as a cover of MICHAEL JACKSON's "Billie Jean".

Cornell has also contributed a song to the soundtrack of the movie "Bug" and told Launch a little about the movie. "It's based on a play, but it's sort of, it's also an extremely edgy film," he said. "It's an indie film, it's kind of the opposite of the Bond movie in that sense. But an extremely entertaining and powerful movie. I'm not gonna bother trying to describe it 'cause I couldn't help but give it away. But it's definitely a movie to go see, it's extremely intense."

"Bug", which stars Ashley Judd and was helmed by "Exorcist" director William Friedkin, is due in theatres on May 25. The soundtrack also includes songs from VELVET REVOLVER frontman Scott Weiland and SYSTEM OF A DOWN vocalist Serj Tankian.

Cornell will be the featured guest on the nationally syndicated radio show "Rockline" airing Monday, June 4. The live show begins at 8:30 p.m. PT / 11:30 p.m. ET, and fans are encouraged to call in with questions during the program at (800) 344-ROCK (7625). To find a station near you, check out http://www.rocklineradio.com.

Chris Cornell will embark on a spring solo tour to preview material from "Carry On". The outing will begin April 6 in Las Vegas and run through May 2 in Los Angeles.

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Billy Jean might be kinda cool. Could go either way and be a piece of crap too.



(Release details added by Linda, including the finalised tracklisting)

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Change has been a constant in Chris Cornell's life since Soundgarden split in 1997. Sober and over 40 now, he lives in France with his wife and daughter. His first solo album (1999's Euphoria Morning) was lauded in the press, but disregarded by the public. And his supergroup Audioslave eventually fizzled after a trio of albums. But on Cornell's long-awaited sophomore solo effort, it's obvious something hasn't been altered: the voice, a distinguished instrument still pure and resonant--and authoritative enough to take on Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" and turn it from throbbing dancefloor anthem to portentous ballad. The unforeseen cover is sequenced midway through 14 tracks that have Cornell softening the edges of his music without losing the power of the messenger. No less than a half-dozen songs have hit potential, including "Arms Around Your Love," with its soaring chorus, the R&B-flecked "She'll Never Be Your Man," and "No Such Thing," where restrained verses give way to crunchy-riffed choruses. He uses the bluesy "Safe and Sound" to call for peace, asking "Why can't we pull it together?" Ten years after the breakup of his pioneering band, Chris Cornell has done just that, and it's evident that the change has done him good.


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Carry On is the 13th album by two-time Grammy winner, singer-songwriter and voice of a generation, Chris Cornell. 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.

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 "Billy 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 also includes 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.


1. No Such Thing
2. Poison Eye
3. Arms Around Your Love
4. Safe And Sound
5. She'll Never Be Your Man
6. Ghosts
7. Killing Birds
8. Billie Jean
9. Scar On The Sky
10. Your Soul Today
11. Finally Forever
12. Silence The Voices
13. Disappearing Act
14. You Know My Name

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 Post subject: [2007-06-05] Chris Cornell "Carry On"
PostPosted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 2:16 am 
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Hopefully this is as good as his previous solo album, which is his only album I really enjoyed.

His Ava Maria is also remarkable.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 8:39 pm 
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everytime i see this cover it reminds me of lindsay buckingham's "go insane".

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 10:19 pm 
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Scored a copy today at 'Rama, mostly for the James Bond theme (gotta have 'em all!) They were playing it in store, and the "Billie Jean" cover is quite a different arrangement, to say the least.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:41 am 
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Jimbo wrote:
Scored a copy today at 'Rama, mostly for the James Bond theme (gotta have 'em all!) They were playing it in store, and the "Billie Jean" cover is quite a different arrangement, to say the least.

I got a promo last week for 99 cents! Some of the stuff is interesting, but it sounds compressed to me.

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Renny wrote:
everytime i see this cover it reminds me of lindsay buckingham's "go insane".

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Go Insane? I'd say it resembles Law And Order or Under The Skin more.


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