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Always sad when artists consider it desirable to smash their guitar. It becomes completely sad when the perpetrator is a 44-year-old father of three children. But wait and listen to the first notes of Scream. Then you hear that Chris Cornell's passion for destruction is mainly very symbolic. The singer has renounced the guitar and opted for an electronic R&B sound. 'Produced By ' says the yellow… sticker on the cover. Guts can be the ex-singer of and certainly not be denied. The disadvantage is that Scream sounds like a Frankenstein from an album. The beats and synthesizers color badly with Cornell's dramatic outbursts. A matter of getting used to? Well, in the first two songs Cornell gets the benefit of the doubt, but the rest can be heard as a major musical midlife crisis. Since 's (1983), there have been few artists whose electronic music sounded as alien to us as here. (PdK)more
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