CHRIS CORNELL Live at Pinkpop Festival 2009 DVD

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CHRIS CORNELL Live at Pinkpop Festival 2009 DVD

DVD Format: NTSC
Source: Pro-Shot (Multi Camera)
Video Quality: Rating: 9.0
Menus: No
Chapter Selection: NO
Widescreen: YES
Total Running Time: 59Min.

Intro 0:00
Part Of Me 0:42
Time 4:52
Watch Out 8:41
You Know My Name 12:28
Hunger Strike 16:58
Show Me How To Live 20:57
Ground Zero 26:03
Never Far Away 29:14
Spoonman 33:11
Good Times Bad Times (Led Zeppelin) 36:33
Be Yourself 39:42
Cochise 44:19
Scream 47:21
Black Hole Sun 52:39

Chris Cornell’s 2009 performance at the Pinkpop Festival captures a unique and somewhat divisive transitional period in his career. Touring in support of his experimental, R&B-influenced solo album Scream, the show presented a fascinating clash of styles on a massive festival stage.

Cornell is in fine vocal form, his legendary range cutting through the open air. The setlist, however, is a jarring juxtaposition. He performs newer, electronic-tinged tracks like “Scream,” “Part of Me,” and “Ground Zero” with conviction, showcasing his willingness to take artistic risks. Yet, the energy in the crowd palpably shifts when he leans into his iconic rock catalogue.

The performance truly ignites during the classics. Audioslave’s “Show Me How To Live” and “Cochise,” alongside Soundgarden giants like “Spoonman” and the essential closer “Black Hole Sun,” remind the audience of his unparalleled status as a grunge icon. A soulful rendition of Temple of the Dog’s “Hunger Strike” and a powerful cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Good Times Bad Times” further highlight his versatile vocal command.

While the stylistic whiplash between the slick production of his 2009 solo material and the raw power of his past hits can feel disjointed, this concert remains a compelling document of one of rock’s greatest voices refusing to stand still.

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