Temple Of The Dog - S/T

A powerful tribute born from loss, Temple of the Dog stands as one of the most iconic and emotional records to emerge from the Seattle music scene.

Originally released in 1991, this album was created in honour of Andrew Wood, the charismatic frontman of Mother Love Bone, who passed away in 1990. Led by Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and joined by Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament, Mike McCready, Matt Cameron, and a then-unknown Eddie Vedder, Temple of the Dog captured a moment of collective grief and creative energy that would go on to shape the future of grunge. The record features standout tracks like Hunger Strike, Say Hello 2 Heaven, and Call Me A Dog, songs that balance heaviness with heart, melody with raw power.

Temple of the Dog was more than a side project. It was the moment where the future of Soundgarden and Pearl Jam intersected. With members who would later define '90s alternative rock, this album lives on as a blueprint of grunge unfiltered, emotional, and deeply human. Fans of Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam will instantly connect with its spirit.