Blue Seattle

Chris Cornell died yesterday…I know I’m not the only one who was shocked and saddened by the news . Well, people die every day ,one may say, and they’re right, but Chris Cornell was this very remote , yet  important figure in my life. I’m not saying that Soundgarden  was my favourite band of all times, but it was an important one. So was Temple of the Dog, so was Audioslave. It was the Seattle sound that mostly accompanied me during my secondary school years and stayed with me till today. A lot of my friendships started with, was developed  and consolidated by the Seattle sound.

And Chris Cornell was on that journey with me too.

Only this week I was sitting in a pub in Beijing and got very excited when I heard Soundgarden  being played through the speakers. Quite unusual for this city, in my experience. And I gave, whoever I was with that day, a short explanation of my excitement: I said pretty much to them what I’ve just written here that this band – and the Seattle sound- were important parts in my life.

The Seattle sound takes me back to my best friend’s house, to those evenings lit with candles, christened with cheap wine, sweetened with chocolate and dotted with sometimes meaningful , sometimes silly, but always important conversations.  All with the Seattle sound in the background.

Today Seattle is truly blue…. RIP Chris.
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Thank you for the Music. And memories.