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“Any way that you can get the end result is valid, whatever it takes.”

Quote by Chris Cornell

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Chris Cornell was a groundbreaking American musician, renowned for his role as the lead vocalist of Soundgarden and Audioslave, as well as for his solo career. His distinctive voice and songwriting talents have had a profound impact on the rock and alternative music landscapes. more

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