Love Cornell and was hoping for some new insight. As others have mentioned, this is basically a compilation of readily available interviews.
Worst of all are the spelling mistakes throughout the book. I seems nobody bothered to proof read this- from uses of "too instead of "to" to downright ridiculous mispellings of commonly used words, it made it hard for me to take this book seriously at all if no one involved in it's making did.

Save your money and read the first 10 articles that pop up on google when you search "Chris Cornell interview".

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HoustonBeach

written like a fan-boy, not a journalist

Reviewed in the United States on 16 September 2020

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I am a huge Chris Cornell and Soundgarden fan but having trouble getting through this book. I thought since the author was a journalist it would be good quality writing. No, that is not the case. All the hyperbole is distracting and so far i've only gotten through the first few chapters. Additionally, I purchased the hard back book thinking there would be pictures but there are none. I wish I had bought the e version so this wouldn't take up room on my bookshelf. The content itself is interesting and I want to know more so i'll try again. Overall very disappointing.

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