Latest Quotes

“Why, oh, why am I suddenly craving a cheese sandwich?”

— Matthew Barry, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Lee Toland Krieger, Rob Seidenglanz, Ambrose Spellman, Chance Perdomo, Chapter Sixteen

“In terms of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, to me that seems like a gold watch and I’m not in any kind of hurry to have that.”

— Chris Cornell, Salon's final Chris Cornell interview

“You can be a little bit lost in your own world and be doing an amazing thing and not realize it, or think something’s unbelievable and it’s garbage.”

— Chris Cornell, Salon's final Chris Cornell interview

“I had a bad PCP [angel dust] experience when I was 14 and I got panic disorder. And of course, I wasn’t telling anyone the truth. It’s not like you go to your dad or your doctor and say, ‘Yeah, I smoked PCP and I’m having a bad time.’ So I became more or less agoraphobic because I’d have flashbacks.”

— Chris Cornell, Chris Cornell's 2006 Interview on Audioslave, Addiction, and Reinventing Rock

“I don’t think I was encouraged to be my own individual at all.”

— Chris Cornell, Chris Cornell's 2006 Interview on Audioslave, Addiction, and Reinventing Rock

“If I’m writing music for music, kind of any idea I have is valid, and it’s about me and whatever I’m thinking or feeling.”

— Chris Cornell, Chris Cornell Final Interview

“My view of rock history now includes grunge as a major genre shift in the history of rock, the same as you would look at punk rock or the British Invasion. And we’re clearly pioneers of that genre and are recognized as being that.”

— Chris Cornell, Soundgarden's Chris Cornell on 'Superunknown,' Depression, Kurt Cobain

“No matter how happy you are, you can wake up one day without any specific thing occurring to bring you into a darker place, and you’ll just be in a darker place anyway.”

— Chris Cornell, Soundgarden's Chris Cornell on 'Superunknown,' Depression, Kurt Cobain

“I think that I always struggled with depression and isolation, so those could come out. I think that the mood of Seattle to me, and the way that I always interpreted that mood was something that was always a little bit introspective and dark.”

— Chris Cornell, Soundgarden's Chris Cornell on 'Superunknown,' Depression, Kurt Cobain

“We were not a band that would sit down and discuss a direction of an album before we started writing. We just focused on song after song, and, as we would arrange them and learn more, the album slowly took shape.”

— Chris Cornell, Soundgarden's Chris Cornell on 'Superunknown,' Depression, Kurt Cobain

“I never look back, ever. I’m always looking ahead, working on the next thing.”

— Chris Cornell, Soundgarden's Chris Cornell on 'Superunknown,' Depression, Kurt Cobain

“Christianity today has sort of a bad rap. The evangelical space is very much connected with Trump. We want to show there’s a wider spectrum of Christians. We aren’t your stereotypical Bible-bangers, holding the ‘God Hates You’ sign.”

— Brian Chung, Antonia Hitchens, Does That Bible Come in Rose Gold?

“Scrunchie on every second fence pale just to piss the neighbors off.”

— Joyce Jefferies, Episode 1

“What are you staring at?”

— Joyce Jefferies, Episode 1

“I started doing content for my fucklord Instagram.”

— Gavin, Episode 1

“Like it’s not a problem but me and my brothers, we’ve all got massive asses.”

— Quentin Cook, Episode 1

“I’ve got a stiffy, right, and I couldn’t get it down.”

— Gavin, Episode 1

“My name’s Keith Dick, I live for fashion.”

— Keith Dick, Episode 1

“My secret is that I was diagnosed with a sexuality disorder.”

— Keith Dick, Episode 1

“My name’s Quentin Cook. I’m 29 and I’m in real estate.”

— Quentin Cook, Episode 1