Mar 24, 2009 • 1 min read

Cornell defends Scream

Chris Cornell defends his Timbaland-produced solo album Scream after criticism from fans and Trent Reznor, insisting he enjoys making it.

Chris Cornell has defended his new solo album, after it was criticised by fans and critics, as well as, as previously reported, Trent Reznor, who labelled the Timbaland-produced LP "embarrassing" via Twitter. Cornell said in an interview with Alternativeaddiction.com: "Older American fans don't like it because they are typically my core fans that really supported me in Soundgarden and really loved that band. To them that's kind of who I am, I'm that guy in that band, and I'm that guy who wrote those songs".

He continued: "I'm thrilled with the album that I made. I think it's really exciting. I have listened to it as much or more than any album I have ever made. As a songwriter and creative person, I have to do what makes me happy. That changes, it goes into different worlds".

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