Chris Cornell Claims Ownership of Legendary 'Temple of the Dog' Recordings
Back in the '90s, when Chris Cornell primarily fronted grunge outfit Soundgarden, he embarked on a little known side-project called Temple of the Dog. The band, which featured Eddie Vedder in addition to future members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, cut a self-titled album in 1991, but until now its master tapes had been locked in a vault by producer Rick Parashar.
TMZ reported Wednesday (May 25), that a drawn out lawsuit between Cornell, his label A&M records and Parashar's family has finally reached a settlement, and that those vaunted first recordings are now Cornell's property.
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