1. bucket1975

   10

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2. KevH

   8

   Like everyone else, I agree that this album is quite a departure from his previous offerings, but you have to admire his boldness in trying something THIS different. Personally, i love the way each song leads into the other, it gives the album a flow that im surprised nobody else has commented on. This is novel in a time where so many albums just seem like a bunch of songs slapped together. When i first listened to it, I was disappointed to not find a sound i was used to, but it has slowly grown on me, with killer tracks like Climbing Up The Walls and Enemy.Give it time and it may grow on you too.… Expand

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3. StanP

   7

   This CD is a pretty good album from start to finish. It is not the usual stuff Chris Cornell would compose. However, the bonus tracks on this album are great. Do yourself a favor go see Chris Cornell live. You'll be surprised to see that those songs off this album actually sounds better live in a deconstructed way.… Expand

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4. TyroneP

   4

   Whereas his previous solo album is still getting better with every listen, this one has the opposite effect. After two or three spins of Scream I liked most of the cuts. But after a few more spins there were only a couple that really stayed with me. Cornell's biggest mistake was trying to go for big ballads ("Long Gone," "Scream") on what should essentially be a light-hearted dance record filled with more straight-up catchy pop tunes like "Ground Zero." Not a bad concept for an album, the songwriting just didn't have the right stuff.… Expand

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