Temple Of The Dog

Chris Cornell and A&M Records have finally received the masters for 'Temple of the Dog' and are reportedly planning on a special 25th-anniversary edition.

The epicenter of grunge in the '90s extended only a few miles beyond Seattle, so it's not surprising that proximity bred some incredible creative synergy.

On April 16, 1991, a supergroup featuring members of Soundgarden and Pearl Jam came together to release an album in honor of the late Andrew Wood.

Ownership of the one-off project's master tapes is being contested between the record label and London Bridge Studio co-founder Rajan Parashar.

It happened: Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell reunited to sing Temple of the Dog's 'Hunger Strike.'

Temple Of The Dog, a one-time tribute to Mother Love Bone front-man Andrew Wood, was the catalyst that launched Pearl Jam. Consisting of Mother Love Bone alum Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament, Temple Of The Dog featured Chris Cornell (Soundgarden) on lead vocals and the previously unknown singer Eddie Vedder on back-up vocals...