Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell's last performance of "Hunger Strike"

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  @seanm24k · 5 years ago

  I met Chris Cornell randomly at the mall one day. I freaked out, I didn't know what to do, but he was SOO nice and invited me to go on a walk with him. It was the best day of my life. We miss you, Chris. Rest in peace forever.

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  @reneadial · 6 months ago

  2026 anyone?? 🖤🎶🖤

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• XX

  @xxn0thing · 5 years ago

  Eddie is the only vocalist left from a huge chunk of my life.  Man, I feel old.

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  @alexeikaramazov · 11 months ago (edited)

  You never know when you are going to sit down with an old friend and make music for the last time.  Thanks for sharing this.

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  @rabbithowls71 · 7 months ago

  I met Eddie at Lollapalooza 2. He had the underside of his hair dyed blonde, and flipped it under a hat. He was just walking around and checking everything out. I told my gf, “that’s Eddie Vedder”, she said I was dumb. I walked over and said “hey Eddie”, he said, “don’t blow my cover”. Shook my hand, we had a short 20 or 30 second conversation, and he went to do his thing. That’s it, he was nice.

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  @marymorgan7135 · 4 years ago

  You can see how much Eddie loved Chris ❤️

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  @DF11031984 · 3 years ago

  Never heard a more complimentary vocal pair in my life than this song

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  @ngronau12 · 10 months ago

  Everytime I watch this i cant help but notice chris cornell acknowledged every musician on that stage before he went to work.

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  @WilliamSmithMarketing · 6 months ago

  There’s something sacred about this performance. You’re not just hearing two incredible voices, you’re witnessing a friendship, a shared history, and a moment that can never be recreated. When Chris and Eddie sing “I’m going hungry” together, it doesn’t just sound like lyrics, it feels like truth, like vulnerability laid bare in front of thousands of people. <br> <br>Knowing what we know now makes it even heavier. There’s a quiet ache in Chris’s voice, and Eddie’s harmonies feel almost protective, like two souls who understand each other without needing words. This isn’t just nostalgia. It’s a reminder of why music matters. It connects us, it carries our memories, and for a few minutes, it takes us back to who we were when we first heard it. <br> <br>Maybe it’s just me getting older ... However, If you’ve ever wondered why certain songs refuse to fade with time, this might be your answer.

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  @DF11031984 · 3 years ago

  God they compliment each other so beautifully

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• NI

  @nidzdotnet76 · 5 years ago

  Chris&apos;s voice... There will never be another like him..

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  @taswr · 2 years ago

  I struggled on a particular deployment when I was younger, did and saw some real bad stuff…. Listening to Chris’s music got me through it. &nbsp;This guy is a saint.

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