I Am The Highway: A Tribute To Chris Cornell - Jack Black and Metallica (Full Set)

Jack Black's opening riff on Chris Cornell followed by Metallica's full set at the I Am The Highway: Chris Cornell Tribute concert at the Forum in Inglewood, CA.
0:00 Jack Black on Chris Cornell
4:40 One (Jack Black and James Hetfield)
6:16 All Your Lies (Soundgarden cover)
10:17 For Whom The Bell Tolls
14:53 Master of Puppets
24:21 Head Injury (Soundgarden cover)

[tylerp.]

"The way Chris sang a note, it was like he was opening a portal to another dimension" never thought about it that way, but its 110% accurate.

[kyleleon]

Jack Black’s enthusiasm and passion for rock, metal and music overall is really inspiring. There’s a brilliance in his comedy. And an honesty I love.

[clintmcallister]

This right here exemplifies JB’s gift: in the heavy air of a somber, serious event, he manages to bring a smile and laughter that the world so desperately needs. My eternal respect to him, always.

[ChaosCompass]

Chris's voice still brings me to tears sometimes. He was the brightest star.

[kronichaze]

here I was expecting to see metallica perform I am the highway with jack black.. always read carefully.

[ECopas]

I think the part I struggle with most in the loss of Chris and Chester, is that listening back through all of their early music... they literally screamed out their pain to the world through music ; millions of us heard those songs and cries for help. It chills me in hindsight, and breaks my heart. It has made me more cognizant in paying attention to the screams of people who don’t get their “song” played on the radio

[blindsey]

I love this scene. Jack seemed genuinely excited and honored to belt out while Het rocked it.

[roiferreach]

4:59 that line from "One" Jackblack really killed it. His voice is powerful.

[echo]

I will never get bored of Jack Black's Skat-Yodeling thing, He rules!!

[arthurdurham]

I don't think the perfection of Chris's singing has been better described than Jack's explanation. It really did feel like he could sing notes that didn't exist that would open a portal to another dimension.

[hughjohnson]

Chris Cornell is easily the greatest hard rock voice since the 90's. He was such a tremendous talent that gave so much....sadly, his time ended to soon. Thank you Chris the passion that you gave to your art.

[leecarr]

Chris had such a unique voice. Still can't believe he's gone

[jamesrelinski]

May God give you the peace you could not find in this world Chris... We miss you brother, and we love you.

[jacobteeter]

Jack Black is the Robin Williams of Rock and Roll

[birdiedog]

Jack Black is a massive lover of music and you can tell it is in his heart and soul. He has a way with words for sure. Even though he was goofing around trying to lighten the mood and make people laugh he also showed a great deal of respect for Chris's talent. You can also see Jacks love and devotion to music when he does the Kennedy Honors speech for Led Zeppelinsi Presidential award from Obama. Jack is a class act.

[s.f.morris]

i love how Jack pays attention to so much detail when it has to do with music

[patf]

There’s probably never been a room Jack Black wasn’t welcome in

[irinapatrick]

We must keep him alive by playing all his songs and music for ever and ever

[Trouble-Clef]

Chris Cornell was an AudioGod! Six years later and I’m still in disbelief. I’m so grateful I saw him four times. Twice with Soundgarden, and twice solo.
RIP Chris ❤️

[ThunderPants]

The thing that's great about James Hetfield is that even though he's a giant rockstar, offstage he couldn't be more of just a regular guy. He's extremely humble, which in his business is rare.
--R.I.P. Chris Cornell