Artist	Song
Audioslave	Jewel of the Summertime
from Revelations (2006)
Chris Cornell	Silence the Voices
from Carry On (2007)
Soundgarden	Mind Riot
from Badmotorfinger (1991)
Soundgarden	4th of July
from Superunknown (1994)
Audioslave	Exploder
from Audioslave (2002)
Audioslave	Hypnotize
from Audioslave (2002)
Chris Cornell & Eleven	Ave Maria + Intro
from A Very Special Christmas, Vol. 3 (1997)
Audioslave	Like a Stone (Live from New York City)
from Like a Stone (Live from New York City) - Single (2005)
Soundgarden	Fell On Black Days
from Songs from the Superunknown - EP (1995)
Soundgarden	Searching With My Good Eye Closed
from Badmotorfinger (1991)
Chris Cornell	Pillow of Your Bones
from Euphoria Morning (1999)
Chris Cornell	Like Suicide
from Songs from the Superunknown - EP (1995)
Soundgarden	Nazi Driver
from Ultramega OK (2006)
Soundgarden	Limo Wreck
from Superunknown (1994)
Soundgarden	Room a Thousand Years Wide
from Badmotorfinger (1991)
Audioslave	Wide Awake
from Revelations (2006)
Soundgarden	Toy Box
from Flower - EP (2006)
Soundgarden	Zero Chance
from Down On the Upside (1993)
Chris Cornell	Flutter Girl
from Euphoria Morning (1999)
Soundgarden	Fresh Tendrils
from Superunknown (1994)
Chris Cornell	Ghosts
from Carry On (2007)
Soundgarden	Dusty
from Down On the Upside (1993)
Audioslave	Shape of Things to Come
from Revelations (2006)
Soundgarden	Smokestack Lightning
from Ultramega OK (2006)
Chris Cornell	Steel Rain
from Euphoria Morning (1999)

Comment:

It may seem like Chris Cornell [i]just[/i] cut his hair yesterday, leaving behind the heavy metal-gone-grunge inclinations of Soundgarden for the feral Rage Against the Machine partnering that was Audioslave. The truth is he's been making music since the early '80s. No wonder why our Deep Cuts section is overflowing with forgotten hailstorm hooks and songs that should've been singles. Among our finest findings is the doom-metal crawl of "Toy Box"; the drum-driven, deviant dance rock of "Hypnotize"; the snow-caked Christmas-in-Seattle stroll of "Ave Maria"; and the stoner-rock grumbling of "Room a Thousand Years Wide."

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