What happens when musicians who truly LOVE Chris Cornell’s music decide to celebrate it instead of imitate it?
That’s what makes King Ultra Mega so fascinating.
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This isn’t about trying to “replace” Cornell. It’s about understanding why his music connected so deeply in the first place — and finding a new emotional angle to honor it. Metal Allegiance’s Mark Menghi talks about forming this stunning tribute and more!
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In this episode:
- Why certain Soundgarden songs were intentionally avoided
- Richie Kotzen’s emotional connection to Cornell’s music
- How Kim Thayil became involved
- The pressure of reinterpreting iconic material
- Why deep cuts mattered more than obvious hits
- How the project evolved over five years
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