I definitely don't think it's a 'bad song' per say. I just don't go to Chris Cornell for that kind of music.

I like my grunge world to stay un-interupted because it means something to me. There's a heart there and a message in there to live by. No different than children of the 60's, I was one of the 90's. That movement meant something more than just another thing to shovel to the masses.

I just like to keep the Soundgarden-vision of Cornell as my vision. I tread very lightly into Vedder's solo stuff as well.

He actually kind of looks like Axl. He's already got that pissed off publicity still look.

I think he's just trying to be ironic. In a Seattle sort of way.

Tom Wopat and Lee Horseley?

Seriously? What absurdly obscure TV names from the past to find and cast in your movie. Who else is in it? Dirk Benedict and David Soul?

Yeah that's just insane. The only thing I could imagine topping it might be an explosive Paul McCartney-fronted Nirvana medley or something totally off the wall happening that would top that Who performance.

That totally brought the house down. Amazing how good those guys remain to be, even if just live performers, at their age. No wonder Vedder was so hugely influenced by them.

Hahaha, you didn't remember that was Marita?!

Funny. Believe it or not, it's absolutely amazing how much Laurie Holden has defied age. Years ago she did the X-Files, she had some episodes on Highlander: The Series for awhile, it's had to of been like what nearly 20 years since? She looks almost the same.

Someone needs to call Mr. X. Steven Williams would easily fit on this series. Don't know if 'ole Capt. Fuller is even still acting though.