Cornell, Morello and Audioslave!

Question: What do you do when Chris Cornell does a mesmerizing acousting rendition of "Black Hole Sun" in front of some twenty thousand people at the Madison Square Garden in New York City on a Saturday evening?
Answer: You go crazy.

Just in case Tom Morello's strange movements and wild guitaring were not enough to whet a fan's appetite, Audioslave turn up at Madison Square Garden (MSG) on an otherwise mellow Saturday evening and set the entire house on fire with a fantastic performance. Soundgarden and Rage fans (such as myself) were treated to one hell of a spectacular show, where their set list also had numbers from the respective bands. They did some of my personal favorites: "Killing In The Name Of", "Sleep Now In The Fire", "Black Hole Sun" and one of the most peppy Soundgarden songs "Spoonman". Mid-way through the concert, Cornell did a mind-blowing acoustic solo of "Black Hole Sun", and the crowd (consisting of maniacs such as myself) went hysterical.

Audioslave played almost all of their songs from the two albums, including "Doesn't Remind Me", "Be Yourself", "Cochise", "Set It Off", "Shadow on the Sun", "Like a Stone", ...

The two opening bands were 30 seconds to Mars and Seether.