For the first time
Black Country, New Road
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Louder
2021
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Everett True
2021
"Forget Cornell's scream for one moment. The dude could sing. He had soul in abundance. Forget the Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin comparisons. The artist this posthumous collection recalls most is Otis Redding - another singer who died too early. Like Redding, Cornell had the knack of taking songs - famous songs at that - and making them his own".
AllMusic
2021
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2021
"As posthumous albums go, No One Sings Like You Anymore may not bear any great revelations, yet it's an effective, even moving, testament to his skills as a singer and musician ... The inherent power in Cornell's voice can still be heard, but what lasts is the passion and intelligence, emotions that make this a bracing if bittersweet experience".
American songwriter
2021
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Hal Horowitz
2021
"Why it took three years for this to finally make it to an official release is unclear. Since it is, at least initially, available as streaming only, his label seems to be hedging their bets. But these versions show a seldom seen side of Chris Cornell's talents. They deserve to be heard by both existing fans and especially those unfamiliar with his stunning vocal talents".