Like Suicide - Soundgarden - MP3 instrumental karaoke

The origins of "Like Suicide" are rooted in the tragic death of a female robin who crashed into Chris Cornell's window during a demo recording. The 15th and final track from Soundgarden’s seminal fourth album Superunknown closes out the LP in style, peeling back the layers of explosive distortion for a more slimline grunge-rock assault. An acoustic reimagining of "Like Suicide" can be found on 1995 offering Alive In the Superunknown while the original incarnation of the album—specifically the titanic centrepiece "Black Hole Sun" and career-boosting epic "Spoonman"—earned the Seattle pioneers two Grammy Awards in 1995: Best Hard Rock Performance for the former and Best Metal Performance for the latter. Elsewhere, the 1994 album—which has since been certified six times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)—yielded singles in "The Day I Tried to Live," "My Wave," and "Fell on Black Days."