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Amazing Album
on August 11, 2007
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from Fenton, MI
"Carry On" is hands down a fantasic album. Chris Cornell is constantly pulling out different styles, and keeping his music fresh...and this CD definitely shows this. It's a must have for any Cornell fan, or just someone looking to enjoy some great music.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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The Man Can Sing!
on September 19, 2007
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There's a lot to appreciate in this album! Musically and thematically diverse, it stands among the most powerful of this rock singer's 13 album career.
Even if you don't know much or anything about Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, or Audioslave, don't be afraid to lend your ears to this impressive record. The material is beautifully crafted, sincere, and original--it's a stand-alone work of art.
To fans of Chris Cornell's other works, you'll be pleased to find that the man can still sing with as much force and heart as 20 years ago. Try not to be tempted to listen to this record and only search for sounds that emulate Chris's past work. True, you'll find many musical passages reminiscent of Chris's earlier works, but I think it's best to treat this album as a true original.
With each album Cornell lends his talent to, I find something new to really shake up and diversify my musical tastes. I'm confident that Carry On will help you experience the same.
New fans should also check out Chris's first solo Album, Euphoria Morning, for another 12 tracks of original art.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Fresh Cornell!
on September 19, 2007
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This CD is a must have for Cornell fans. I feel it really shows his maturity, versatility and ability to take listeners down a new path, while maintaining the constant of ‘the voice’ we know and love. It is not hard to see (or hear) why Chris Cornell has been a highly successful musician for over 20 years. That kind of staying power does not happen without taking risks and reaching outside a certain comfort zone. On Carry On, I especially enjoy Ghosts, Disappearing Act and Arms Around Your Love.
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Has to be part of collection!
on September 20, 2007
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No matter what you have heard of this album you really should hear it for yourself. We all know what Cornell can do fronting the big bands but you really have to hear this album to appreciate this musical genius. He has taken songwriting to a new level with this album and he is not afraid to show it. Absolutely amazing and a must have for any Cornell fan!!
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Great New CD
on September 24, 2007
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Chris Cornell's Carry On is another great CD. It offers a variety of musical styles and Chris's infamous voice. I have found myself listening to it over and over. I have enjoyed this CD.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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A new Chris Cornell
on September 24, 2007
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This is not Soundgarden , Temple of The Dog or Audioslave.
This is Chris ,doing his thing.
The voice is amazing, as always.
There's a variety of music style on Carry On. It changes up from one to the next. From heavy rock to soulful sounds.
My favorite song changes from time to time. But. the first one I heard live, off this album, "Safe and Sound" still stays right up there for me.
I definitely recommend "Carry On" to anyone.
Give it a few listens.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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A New Source of Inspiration
on October 20, 2007
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Anyone expecting Chris Cornell to rehash and recycle well-pioneered paths from previous albums is in for a pleasant surprise with "Carry On". For Cornell, musical exploration and adventurous spirit trumps churning out variations on a commercially proven theme, a danger that his last band Audioslave flirted with at times on "Out of Exile" (2005) and "Revelations" (2006). It's no wonder then that Cornell was ready to strike out again on his own.
Conscious reinvention or natural evolution, the results are magnificent and hardly unexpected given the recent tectonic shifts in Cornell's personal life. Having openly abandoned substance abuse, Cornell went through an apparently acrimonious divorce, married anew, had two new children, took up residence in France and restored and opened a hip Paris restaurant and club, "Black Calavados".
It's not that there aren't nostalgic Cornell trademarks throughout the material -- to the contrary, actually: familiar chord progressions, riffs, vocal patterns and lyrical themes are judiciously (and naturally) integrated into the material. The shifting riff-driven hook of "No Such Thing" recalls both recent Audioslave work and Soundgarden hits of yore. Hardcore Soundgarden fans will recognize the chorus chord progression of the rocking "Poison Eye" as uncannily similar to "Down on the Upside" (1996) B-Side "Karaoke".
Hooks abound in infectious pop gem "Arms Around Your Love", laden with rich harmonies, most notably in the chorus. Ostensibly a whipping from a vicious Monday-morning quarterback of a conscience about failures that drove a lover into another's arms, it's really a broader reflection of regret for things that weren't said when it counted. In this context, "she" could be interpreted as one's sense of regret ("she's gonna make you pay for it"), and the "he" with his "arms around your love" could be death, rather than the lover for whom your lover left you.
"Safe and Sound" is extraordinarily well crafted in its evolution from observing global dysfunction, to diagnosing the causes thereof, to prognosis, if not prescription, for cure. Tapping into the zeitgeist of angst and uncertainty in the face of rampant consumerism, environmental destruction, tribalism, tyranny, militarism and terrorism, the quavering uncertainty of "Safe and Sound" in the verses nevertheless rises and resolves in the pre-chorus, chorus and bridge into a heartening, almost defiant optimism. After all, Cornell believes in a promised land.
"Silence the Voices", epic and sweeping, embodies a cinematic sturm und drang not found in Cornell's work since Soundgarden's "Superunknown" (1994). The military drum, down-tuned chord progression, fluid bass and jangly guitar provide an ominous yet melancholy backdrop for the theme. Cornell is more at home in this type of broader social criticism than in the current-events-driven "Rage"-style anger of Audioslave's "Wide Awake", promising a more lasting relevance to this song than "Wide Awake".
To be sure, the torment, depression, and ambivalence about fame that dogged Cornell through the time of his last solo album "Euphoria Morning" (1999) resulted in some profound music and lyrics. But although we are reminded in the chorus of the richly rewarding "Ghosts" that the old Cornell "doesn't live here anymore", it's just a less tormented, more assured adult into which the old Cornell has grown. "Carry On" amply demonstrates that love, optimism, passion for life and a sense of responsibility are an equally fertile source of inspiration for an artist of Cornell's prodigious talents.
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I enjoy listening to Chris Cornell's voice, not sure that I like all the songs that were recorded on this CD, but it is what it is....
I would recommend this to a friend!
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