I don’t know if it’d sound very good.Ĭhris Cornell: There are several different ones. It’s a different pattern that you’re listening to and it has to do a different job than if you’re listening to it on the radio or at home or something without the film.ĬraveOnline: As a fan, could we get the film mix of You Know My Name as a single?Ĭhris Cornell: It could be. It’s a different world when you’re sitting in a movie theater. We went out of our way to avoid anything that could sound like that and still at the end of the process, it had a bit of that essence.ĬraveOnline: Is the mix in the movie different than the mix on the CD?Ĭhris Cornell: Yeah, which is also the case of Machine Gun Preacher. That was hard in that I’ve always had a hard time with if I’m doing anything and it can be anything, then I have to figure out what that thing is.ĬraveOnline: There is a certain sound a Bond song has.Ĭhris Cornell: Yes, it’s true and I went out of my way, I worked with David Arnold on writing and producing the song. Don’t worry about any previous Bond theme. So just go do whatever you want and do it differently. Soundgarden frontman, Seattle rock icon, and 'Casino Royale' title song writer/performer Chris Cornell spoke to CraveOnline at the Toronto International Film Festival, and was asked a few questions about his 007 involvement for 'You Know My Name'.Ĭlick here to read the complete interview.ĬraveOnline: When you’re asked to do a James Bond song, what are the rules they give you?Ĭhris Cornell: Well, in the instance of Casino Royale, the theme was this is different.

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