MoPOP Founders Award 2020 Honoring Alice In Chains
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- The Museum of Pop Culture's one-night-only annual benefit event streamed for FREE on Tuesday, December 1, 2020 with an unforgettable performance from Seattle's own Alice In Chains, plus an acclaimed lineup of tribute artists who put their own spin on some of the band's most iconic songs.
The Founders Award event serves as the nonprofit museum’s principal annual fundraiser for youth development programs, access initiatives, community engagement, and world-class exhibitions.
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This year’s celebration featured performances by award recipients Alice In Chains, as well as tribute performances from Chris Chaney (Jane’s Addiction), Billy Corgan (The Smashing Pumpkins), Dallas Green (City and Colour), Fishbone, Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters), KORN, Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Mad Season), Ann Wilson, Duff McKagan (Guns n’ Roses), Mastodon, Metallica, Dave Navarro, Krist Novoselic (Nirvana, Giants in the Trees), Corey Taylor (Slipknot), Kim Thayil (Soundgarden), Nancy Wilson, and the debut musical performance of Lily Cornell Silver (daughter of Chris Cornell and Susan Silver), among many others. The event also featured appearances from members of Pearl Jam, Sammy Hagar, Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave), Les Claypool, Robert Downey Jr., and many more.
Tracks and artists in the performance include:
8:18 - Alice In Chains - "Your Decision"
14:09 - Ann Wilson - "Rooster" by Alice In Chains
27:07 - Dave Navarro, Chris Chaney, Taylor Hawkins, Corey Taylor - "Man in the Box" by Alice In Chains
34:08 - Duff McKagan & Shooter Jennings with Ayron Jones and Martin Feveyear - "Down In A Hole" by Alice In Chains
43:04 - KORN - "Would?" by Alice In Chains
47:15 - Nancy Wilson, Mark Lanegan & Liv Warfield with Jeff Fielder, Ben Smith, Andy Stoller, Ryan Waters - "Brother" by Alice In Chains
53:40 - Fishbone - "Them Bones" by Alice In Chains
1:07:09 - City and Colour - "Rain When I Die" by Alice In Chains
1:12:45 - Liv Warfield with Jeff Fielder, Ben Smith, Andy Stoller, Ryan Waters - "Put Your Down" by Alice In Chains
1:19:56 - Mastodon - "Again" by Alice In Chains
1:26:41 - Kim Thayil & Shaina Shepherd with Bubba Dupree, Bill Herzog, Nathan Yaccino - "It Ain't Like That" by Alice In Chains
1:32:37 - Krist Novoselic and Kim Thayil with Jillian Raye, Jennifer Johnson, Jeff Fielder, Ben Smith - "Drone" by Alice In Chains
1:43:20 - Lily Cornell Silver with Chris DeGarmo - "Black Gives Way To Blue" by Alice In Chains
1:47:36 - Mark Lanegan & Maggie Björklund with Jeff Fielder, Ben Smith, Ryan Waters - "Nutshell" by Alice In Chains
1:52:00 - Ayron Jones with Jeff Fielder, Ben Smith, Andy Stoller, Ryan Waters - "Heaven Beside You" by Alice In Chains
1:58:52 - Members of Soundgarden with Tad Doyle, Mike McCready, Meagan Grandall - "Angry Chair" by Alice In Chains
2:04:10 - Billy Corgan - "Check My Brain" by Alice In Chains
2:07:47 - Metallica - "Would?" by Alice In Chains
2:15:23 - Alice In Chains - "No Excuses"
2:23:47 - Eric & Encarnación - "Black Gives Way To Blue" by Alice In Chains
The event also included appearances by artists from MoPOP’s 21-and-under music showcase and competition Sound Off!, including Katyrose Jordan, The Human Missile Crisis, David’s Van, and Talaya.
Learn More About MoPOP Founders Award: mopop.org/foundersaward
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![City And Colour - Nutshell (Alice Chains Cover) Live at Albert Hall Manchester UK 30.10.2023 [4k]](/img/n.gif)
MoPOP has a thousand times more credibility than the Rock Hall of Fame.
I was just thinking the same!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Indeed! 😍
👏👏
What you don’t like Whitney Houston?
“Crack is wack!” 🙃
@@deathcheatersguild4266 wack english, tho
Alice In Chains, thank you so much for the music, guys. Love you
HEYYY ITS LARS! :DD
woww! Lars, you are amazing too!
Thank you for MetalTrump !!!
Lars, man, it's cool to see that you love this band.
ALICE RULES!
jesus it's a ROCK BAND, I feel I'm going to internet church ffs.
"Duff, you wanna play Rhythm guitar, drums, or bass for Down in a Hole?"
Duff: "Yes."
... and it was one of the better renditions done here too. Funny thing is, almost everyone would proclaim Taylor Hawkins a significantly greater drummer (and in technical skills, for sure)... but I think what Duff played fit the song better than what Taylor did on his. Talyor's group's version seemed too loose and off to me, for professionals.
First Fastbacks drummer when he was 16!
LOL 😂😂
Finally, somebody set this type of joke up properly.
Sean Kinney standing there looking like Snape and saying he never understood the fascination with Harry Potter LOL
I was thinking Trent Reznor but I always thought Snape looked like Reznor so yeah.
Exactly, present Sean Kinney looks like a handsome badass Snape, and he wore the Gryffindor scarf instead of Slytherin lol
@@danegonzales5651 does Sean have kids? if so, I bet that they were Potter fans.
@@omfug7148 Sean doesn't have kids, same with Jerry and Mike Inez
@@danegonzales5651Wait, William's the only one who has kids? Damn, that must be a heaven backstage lol. From what I heard, backstage of shows where the musicians are 30+ are usually filled with kids running and screaming
Can we acknowledge just how many high profile bands were involved in this because the influence Alice in Chains has had? This is insane. Hope the charity does well
AIC are iconic, they may not have been the highest selling band ever but they were one of a kind and extremely influential as well as being highly respected by pretty much all their peers at the time. A fuckin iconic legendary incredibly influential band is what AiC was at their peak and still are a kickass band all these years later
Also They Raised over 600k this night so I think the charity part was a major success.
@@puppetmaster8551 true, everything you said is completely true have a good day sir!
It's by far the best awards show EVER!
KoRn & Lily Cornell..... WOW!
how is nobody talking about marks performance hearing Mark Lanegan sing nutshell was honestly heartbreaking knowing how close he was with lane
It was absolutely incredible. I’ve listened to it dozens of times already. Just phenomenal.
"Layne"
I thought mastodon was pretty sick
RIP Mark Lanegan. “Whoever said we wash away with the rain?”
@@josephvanucchi5249 one of the few benefits of Covid was this getting broadcast on TH-cam, being an old AiC fan I watched it live. It was my intro to Mastadon. I'd been listening to other stuff and missed them. Did a deep dive in their back catalogue, definitely a fan now
Them and rediscovering Fishbone, who I'd probably not listened to in 30 years were the highlights. Honorable mention to Chris Cornell's daughter too, she grew up with uncles Layne, Jerry, Mike and Sean.
Wish that Chris Cornell would have been there to pay tribute to his friend ... THey must be jamming somewhere above
You better believe it and Mike is laying down some beastly bass lines!
@@cameronjohnson3529 Yeah, right !
Wish he could see his daughter tho
The only person that could’ve done something like Love Hate Love justice besides Layne is CC
Lily Cornell Silver made me cry.
I cried too, she looked and sounded so beautiful. Black gives way to Blue was a great song choice. ❤️
That was incredible given the whole context. Her mom introduction was everything.
Apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Her singing was beautiful much like what her Dad was capable of.
Lily's performance is so beautiful and breathtaking.
As if I hadn’t cried enough when this video came out, now there are also Mark Lanegan and Taylor Hawkins to mourn. So many music legends involved here that I will miss every day for the rest of my life.
Lily Cornell's performance was hauntingly beautiful. Also, shout out to Chris DeGarmo. I miss that dude's presence in music.
"Hauntingly beautiful" is about the most apt description I could think of. I cannot make it through their interpretation without crying. Makes me think of those that have been lost to the world and those I've lost in my personal life. And I agree with you, Mr. DeGarmo is missed in the music world. Such a talent. And more credit to him to follow the path of making himself and his family happy.
We all miss him - such an outstanding figure in hard rock/metal. He seems happy now so it's a better ending than Layne or Mike.
Im sure Layne and Mike were smiling from above
I hope Jerry sticks around for a long time, man. He is one of the few artists left to me, that really matter. As a person, and as a musician. Life goes by way too quick. RIP Layne
so true.
And Mike, and all of the other guys...
Amen!
We need a MoPop museum in every major city in the United States! Especially in Florida man!
All kids of every age should have a museum & a place to go to find their creative side! 👽
There is a reason noone covered Love, Hate, Love. Layne sang that song like noone could dare try.
I was looking through the list thinking "Go on, I dare you!"
@@efester haha, me too buddy :) love, hate, love "live at the moore" is one of Layne's very best vocal performances, if you ask me.
@@conorkelly666 yeah you know. Not an exaggeration to say it's one of the best live performances I've ever seen, vocal wise
@@efester yeah man you're right , it really is as good as any I've heard. Good to know there are people out there with such good taste haha 👍
Though, there is this one time a few years back.... th-cam.com/video/6R2CxmDriUg/w-d-xo.html
Rest In Peace with your buddies Mark. Thanks for the music . 🙏🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
This definitely save the last days of 2020
This was the best thing besides Derek Sherinian's new album.
Sem duvidas! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Great fucking shout my friend..🤘
Amen to that LeonardoRenato
Finally another Cornell singing.. proud moment for mom n dad. Rip Chris Cornell. Your daughter sings beautiful!!!
Much love to Sean, Mike, William, and Jerry. To say this award is well deserved is an understatement. We all love and miss you, Layne Staley and Mike Starr.
Kim Thayil and Krist Novoselic kill it playing “Drone”. Looks like they had been playing along for years.
Pertition for this band of people to become a group!
They very well may have been jamming for years for all we know
Drone is a tune man 👏🏻💯
@@mico5003 My exact thoughts. Those group of people sound amazing together.
I loved that they chose a deeper AIC cut and man did they crush it, those 2 were Awesome and the ladies singing were amazing. Easily one of the best performances of the night.
Jesus Christ Ann Wilson is 70 and she nailed rooster like she's 20….
Totally a goosebumps moment..
The whole thing is....
Ann and Nancy can do no wrong, they are the ultimate queens of Rock.
Wow she looking good for her age...
70? Looks under 30 to me 😲
Time stamp me dog
Ann bucked the trend and decided to live a full life. If not for that, she'd be recognized as the best female rock singer (maybe the best rock singer) ever. Her voice continues to provide goosebumps, as you note.
Lily Cornell was really good...👍
Lily and Lanegan slayed it.
agreed 150%!!!
I found myself tearing up a lot during this. I didn't realize how much I missed Lane and Alice in Chains. They meant so much more to me than I even knew.
Apparently you didn't miss him enough to spell his name correctly..
Just messin with ya... Or am i
Fishbone's version to them bones is so unique and unexpected
It was incredible
Fishbone was on the Last Action Hero Soundtrack with "what the hell have I" and "a little bitter". Swim was so weird.
Had to hear it 2 times. So many genious details. So cool.
Indeed!
should be recorded on the next album!
Very happy to see Alice In Chains honored like this, since the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame refuses to do it
I agree!
fuck them, they are awful. I think is better this way, imagine being honored in your hometown, for me its amazing.
Screw the hall of fame!
Can't believe Nine Inch Nails got in ahead of them.
don't worry brother, aic will eventually get their induction! Nirvana and Pearl Jam are in, aic and definitely Soundgarden deserve their recognition
William Duvall thank you for stepping in all these years you are great frontman. We are so lucky to have you
RIP Mark Lanegan and Taylor Hawkins
Dallas Green's voice clearly came from his soul.
Lily Cornell inhereted her father's powerful voice. It's just beautiful.
Much better than the other daughter
@@DerTypvonnebenan98 i think they both have distinct and beautiful voices. The amount of times i listened to Chris and Toni's cover of nothing compares.. man.. just imagine if they sang a song together, it'd be awesome! I hear a lot of miley cyrus in toni and a lot of dolly parton in lily
Oh man, Liv Warfield totally killed it on "Put You Down", such an amazing rendition, soulfull and shivering.
never heard Liv Warfield before, but she kicked ass ! woow! ..... poor sound engineer that had to deal with her microphone about to explode aahah amazing!
Put you down was fantastic.
Did anyone notice that Layne just became untouchable after watching everyone give it a go?
Great job by everyone.
I know it's all subjective, but Lily Cornell's cover is just magic!
As I watched Fishbone pick away at "Them Bones", my tail started waggin' as I realized that it was all the original members of Fishbone! ❤💚❤💚
They did a stellar Fishboned version of one of my fave Alice crushers. A lot of memories and emotions stirred up in my head and heart. I would expect nothing less. 😊
I'd never heard of Liv Warfield before, but damn I'm a fan now. Amazing pipes
Man, Mark Lanegan has a way of putting emotions into his singing that just amazes me. Wow!
Krist Novoselic walking through the Nirvana floor must have been a bittersweet trip down memory lane.
I was almost in tears at every sighting of the Nirvana memorabilia....
He is a nice and kind person, still always smiling the same way as many years ago.
Lily cornell's black gives way to blue literally made me tear up and my whole body got warm. I was hooked to every note...amazing and fitting.
It's in her blood brother (:
She really does have a lovely voice.
WOW. Lily Cornell Silver's cover of Black Gives Way to Blue made me cry. Absolutely beautiful!!!
Omg, Chris would be so proud of his little girl❤
Friendly reminder that Ann Wilson is 70 YEARS OLD and out here slaying it.
Ann Wison. You fucking GOD
OH MY GOD... YOU AIN'T KIDDING... DAAAAAAMMMMMNNNN🎶❤🎶🎶❤🎶🎶❤🎶🎶❤🎶🎶❤🎶🎶❤🎶
butchered it imo
My fave female voice ever...she kills whatever she sings.....slays always
@@marymilian5534 goddess?
Jeff Ament remembering Demri, such a nice detail.
AMAZING cover of Man in a Box! Layne should be proud of them
1:12:45 Damn, Liv Warfield OWNED "Put You Down."
No kidding, i had to come back and listen to it again lol
Yes she did. I was blown away
I’ve only had time to skim through this show so far and she single handedly made me stop and say “damn”! Awesome!
My god, shes amazing🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍
She killed it. Absolutely blown away.
2020 doesn't suck anymore
I still get sad whenever I hear a Layne Staley or Chris Cornell song.
Then listen to “Right turn” if you wanna cry for a couple minutes (amazing song tho)
Layne.. no one will ever replace his raspy sad f you vocals. Tho DuVall has never ever disappointed. Keeps it in that same tone. Thank god.
Those two voices were a beacon of light to me in dark times. Sad they are no longer with us, but the music will always be that beacon to me.
So true. Both of their voices crush me.
Surely I'm not the only one who came to tears when Mark Lanegran kissed his fingers and placed them on his heart? This whole show was just truly amazing
Couldn’t hold back tears the entire time. Beautiful rendition mixed with wonderful images of Mike and Layne goofing around and just being happy.
How does it hurt so much to feel the loss of someone you never even knew.
Thank you Alice for decades of beautiful music.
RIP Layne and Mike.
That's what I was looking for tonight. RIP, Mark.
@@nadiamaria41 and now Mark Lanegan 😭
❤️🤘
I found myself holding my breath and holding back tears. Beautiful job Mark Lannigan RIP
8:18 - Alice In Chains - Your Decision (Black Gives Way to Blue (2009))
14:09 - Ann Wilson - Rooster (Dirt (1992))
27:07 - Navarro/Hawkins/Taylor/Chaney - Man In The Box (Facelift (1990))
34:08 - Duff McKagan & S. Jennings - Down In A Hole (Dirt (1992))
43:04 - Korn - Would? (Dirt (1992))
47:15 - Mark Lanegan/N. Wilson/Liv Warfield - Brother (Sap (1992))
53:40 - Fishbone - Them Bones (Dirt (1992))
1:01:07 - David's Van - Dam That River (Dirt (1992))
1:02:01 - The Human Missile Crisis - Swing On This (Jar Of Flies (1994))
1:02:52 - Katyrose - Your Decision (Black Gives Way to Blue (2009))
1:04:44 - Talaya - All I Am (Rainier Fog (2018))
1:07:09 - Dallas Green - Rain When I Die (Dirt (1992))
1:12:45 - Liv Warfield - Put You Down (Facelift (1990))
1:19:56 - Mastodon - Again (Alice In Chains (1995))
1:26:41 - Kim Thayil & Shaina Shepherd - It Ain't Like That (Facelift (1990))
1:32:37 - Kim Thayil & Krist Novoselic - Drone (Rainier Fog (2018))
1:43:20 - Lily Cornell - Black Gives Way To Blue (Black Gives Way to Blue (2009))
1:47:36 - Mark Lanegan & Bjorklund - Nutshell (Jar Of Flies (1994))
1:52:00 - Jones & Fielder - Heaven Beside You (Alice In Chains (1995))
1:58:52 - Members Of Soundgarden - Angry Chair (Dirt (1992))
2:04:10 - Billy Corgan (TSP) - Check My Brain (Black Gives Way to Blue (2009))
2:07:47 - Metallica - Would? (Dirt (1992))
2:15:23 - Alice In Chains - No Excuses (Jar Of Flies (1994))
2:23:47 - Eric & Encarnación - Black Gives Way To Blue (Black Gives Way to Blue (2009))
thanks for the timeline skips!!!
Hero
Yes
Thank you SO MUCH for this! You rock!
Billy Corgan was pretty good!
It's great to see Mark Lanegan in there.
His performance on Nutshell moved me to tears, absolutely beautiful. Always been a big fan of that song.
lily cornell sent shivers down my spine, tears in my eyes, and a simultaneous emptiness and fulfillment in my heart. you're amazing, and i know your father is so proud of all you do.
I can't make it through Lily's version of one of my favorite songs without crying. So amazing.
No band, writers, storytellers, or poets have touched and changed my life like Alice In Chains.
Lily’s performance was beautiful
YES!!!! That is a talented voice. Very angelic. I heard her sing a small clip of "creep" and loved it
Gut wrenching!
I was afraid I was the only one who noticed
And don't forget the legend Chris DeGarmo on guitar!
Our beautiful Lily, her Father's legacy.
Finally Lily take a stage 🍻🌄
Wow! Liv Warfield just killed it singing Put You Down! Loved it!!! 👏👏👏
That "Black gives way to blue" story is just so beautiful and motivational. I love you Alice in Chains. R.I.P. Staley & Starr
Please, please, please turn all the music from this into an album and use it as a fundraiser. It'll sell like crazy!
Agree with you
Put it on vinyl and I'll buy two
Exactly! The quality is excellent.
YES
@@stevefisher2553 Was thinking the same thing. Not sure how hard it would be to get the rights to everything, but they sure could make a lot of money from it.
What a great Live love it ♥ ♥
Took me a little time but here it is.....
7:44 - Alice In Chains - “Your Decision”
12:49 - Nona Wisbaum Speach
13:37 - Mike McCready Speach
14:09 - Ann Wilson - “Rooster”
20:46 - Sammy Hagar Speach
21:10 - Hendrix´s Hall
23:10 - MoPOP History
25:58 - Megan Jasper Speach
26:31 - Corey Taylor, Dave Navarro, Chris Chaney & Taylor Hawkins - “Man In The Box”
31:27 - Mark Arm Speach
32:16 - Jeffrey Robin MoPOP LOVE
33:34 - Duff McKagan & Shooter Jennings - “Down In A Hole”
39:31 - More MoPOP History
41:53 - Fantasy Hall
43:04 - Korn - “Would?”
46:45 - Krist Novoselic Speach
47:15 - Nancy Wilson, Mark Lanegan, Liv Warfield - “Brother”
52:10 - More MoPOP History
53:42 - Fishbone - “Them Bones”
56:35 - Sound Lab Hall
58:49 - SoundOff! Festival
1:01:07 - David´s Van - “Dam That River”
1:02:00 - The Human Missile Crisis - “Swing on this”
1:02:52 - Katyrose - “Your Decision”
1:04:44 - Talaya - “All I Am”
1:05:53 - MoPOP Pandemic Situation
1:07:12 - Dallas Green - “Rain When I Die”
1:11:47 - Eddie Vedder Speach
1:12:43 - Liv Warfield - “Put You Down”
1:16:29 - Robert Downey Jr Speach
1:17:36 - Stone Temple Pilots Speach
1:17:54 - Tom Morello Speach
1:19:56 - Mastodon - “Again”
1:24:07 - Scared to Death Hall
1:26:20 - Cameron Crowe Speach
1:26:41 - Kim Thayil w/ Shaina Shepherd - “It Ain´t Like That”
1:30:59 - MoPOP History
1:32:06 - Charles Peterson Speach
1:32:30 - Krist Novoselic & Kim Thayil - “D r o n e”
1:39:38 - Les Claypool Speach
1:40:43 - Steve Fisk Speach
1:41:11 - Susan Silver (Manager) Speach
1:43:22 - Lily Cornell Silver w/ Chris Degarmo - “Black Gives Way To Blue”
1:46:29 - Josh Klinghoffer Speach
1:47:17 - Kate Becker Speach
1:47:36 - Mark Lanegan & Maggie Bjorklund - “Nutshell”
1:52:00 - Ayron Jones w/ Jeff Fielder - “Heaven Beside You”
1:57:00 - The Cornell Family Speach
1:58:52 - Members of SOUNDGARDEN - “Angry Chair”
2:04:12 - Billy Corgan - “Chec My Brain”
2:07:02 - Jeff Ament Speach
2:07:47 - Metallica - “Would?”
2:11:27 - Vernon Reid Speach
2:11:46 - Guitarr Gallery Hall
2:14:15 - Davey Johnstone Speach
2:15:24 - Alice In Chains - “No Excuses”
2:19:44 - Alice In Chains Ending Speach
2:21:14 - Layne´s and Mike´s prizes
2:23:46 - Eric & Encarnacion - “Black Gives Way To Blue”
THANK YOU!!! Not all heroes wear capes.
Bless u
Thnx
Thank's!!
What a beautiful voice Lily Cornell Silver has . Chris & Susan's songbird,can't wait to hear more from Lily so natural and at ease ,simply beautiful.
I'm over the moon to see Alice get this award. This was hard to watch at time's, especially the part dedicated to Layne and Mike, it still hurts even now. Congratulations and thank you for all the years of good music and many many more. Love you all.
I loved seeing Lily perform, she's beautiful and talented, and a credit to Susan and Chris.
You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become a classic.
I would have loved to see him become a classic
Korns version of Would was exactly what I need to hear today.
I think this is my favorite cover in this set
Jonathan Davis nailed Layne's range. That shows respect! And my respect for Davis and Korn continues to grow.
@@jeremiahwise8040 I think they capture the right slowness, not like the Dave Navarro set which was too fast paced
I dug it, but I thought it was too safe. I don’t really see the point of covers that closely resemble the original. The whole point in my opinion is to honor the original, while also adding your own uniqueness to it. Aside from Fieldy’s bass which is just expected at this point, I didn’t really hear nearly as much as I wanted of Korn’s signature sound. Jon sounded nice, but he always does.
@@jeffbrown8117 tell that to Les Claypool lol
Susan Silver introducing her daughter and then her daughters performance... just incredible
I had to stop it half way through her performance and take a break as I was on the verge of blubbering like a baby.
Pretty cool to have Chris DeGarmo there, too.
Damn ninjas cutting onions again :'(
Not that impressive
Yeah this was incredible.
They, in my opinion, never got the recognition they all truly deserved. Alice in Chains got me through MANY dark times. As an opera dropout Layne's vocals were beautiful medicine for my dark...dark place;RIP. Ann Wilson,my vocal goddess, is few able to due justice to their art.
I wish Layne and Mike were here to see this come full circle. AIC is and will always be my favorite band of all time. Thank you Jerry for keeping it rolling and doing what you’re here for! God bless you guys!
That "Rain When I Die" cover. Whoa.
Edit: and "It Ain't Like That". Mouth dropped. Getting to know some impressive West Coast musicians here.
Yea I feel like most people are sleeping on the it ain't like that cover!!! them bones by fishbone was also superb!
@@allwehaveistoday1152 🤘Trust me, they would get the props if they were another race, but this isn't about color, music is all feeling. I have listened to Rock ally life, I started my own club in memory of Chris Cornell because he is my favorite, and Alice, music heals, and unites, it transcends all Stereotypes, all colors, genders, and Orientation, ignorant people we will always have among us, I just keep it positive and loving, and keep rocking out.🤘
Dallas green’s cover of rain when I die is a masterpiece
I think his version of Nutshell is even better
Haunting
fucking haunting.
RIP Layne you will forever be missed...and thank you Alice In Chains for your music and getting me through my adolescents.
Wow for a year that sucked so bad, this is packed full of reminders of what’s good in this world. I think seeing Layne’s dad and mom receiving the award was amazing. Chris Cornell’s daughter’s performance 👌👌
One of the highlights of 2020. There weren't many. Revisiting this show tonight and it's even better the second time around.
Oh my god I got goosebumps when Lily Cornell was singing! Chris must be feeling really proud watching this from up above...
It Ain't Like That, Kim Thayil's favorite song from AIC and he's playing it in honour of them is also an honour he can be proud of.
Straight up 🔥!!!!!
Shania was fucking amazing along with Kim, give her, her props!
Tried to find it later & couldn't. Then I think I find it under "Circle of Destruction" but w/ no video & the poster cuts it off @ 1:40? I thought it rocked, my fave song off of Facelift ...
Wow, what an awesome play by Fishbone!
dave navarro's solo almost made me have an accident
Fishbone doing "Them Bones" holy shit!! Amazing man absolutley amazing
They put their own spin on it and didn't try to sound like AIC. In my opinion, that's the way to cover a song.
Whoever put the ads in the middle of a song should be sent in jail.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😅😅
YESSSS
Whoever put ads in general should be sent to jail.
No no to hell!
Korn really nailed it!
god damn that fishbone cover is fucking badass
1:43:26 Lily Cornell Silver
Liv Warfield's performance is sooooo amazing!
I'm glad to see that this museum teach kids how the bands of Seattle saved the rock in the 90's
Lily Cornell absolutely slayed that. So did Korn, so did Mastodon, so did Dallas, so did everyone. But Lily's performance had a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes. Unbelievably well done!
Hearing Lily sing Black Gives Way to Blue gave me chills....
Might be my favourite performance here, just wow, she was great
@@merkin51 The song is already so powerful considering it's for Layne but it has even more meaning now that Chris is gone too. To hear his daughter sing this was beautiful
AlC it's been a long road. Pt 1 with Layne brings back a ton of memories.
AIC pt 2 of the story - Enter William - is a talented version of the group. Really hard to say this but i think ranier fog could be your best work yet?? That's a tough one.
AIC are worthy of an award there been a A list rock band time and time again for many years. Jerry is one of my favorite musicians I enjoy almost all his writing and support him as an artist. Seans drumming is one of a kind, mike and will fit and complete the circle.
All the performances were fun to watch. I cried when i heard aics version of black gives way to blue the first time, just an amazing piece of music. Lilly Silver Cornell gave such a beautiful performance it touched my soul in an unexpected way. It reinstilled my hope in humanity.
Thank u Alice in Chains and all supporting artists present in this video.
@@SeanTenney777 Even as a fan it’s painful, but imagine being Lily or Jerry or Eddie or any of these guys and having to deal with so much loss. To us they’re great talents and people we’d love to have known, but for them they were best friends, partners, fathers, sons.
Made me cry. When I first heard that song I was on a road trip to Santa Cruz. I will forever remember this song because of it.
Fishbone is just INSANE on this. I'm blown away.
Mike Inez's bass tone is perfection.
Fishbone, Dallas Green, and Mastodon killed it
Alice keeps Mike and Layne in her Chains. Beautiful.
Jerry's explanation of Black Gives Way to Blue to Lily got me tearing up bad. Such a powerful song
I always thought it was about a deep dark bruise that changes color when it starts to get better?
@@TheUncleshady That's a good metaphorical description of the meaning of the song.
That whole intro just made me into a weeping man... And then followed up by Mark Lanegan, whose voice I love deeply.
Me too, I've always felt really emotional with this song but now it all came really strong, and to see the girl herself singing it so beautifully only made me cry a lot more. I'm even tearing up right now as I remember it
@@kelbinhow I saw and heard Chris's voice ever so softly coming thru Lily's
I found the work of Alice In Chains a couple months ago before this. In a deep depression, Layne really got me. He sung from the heart, he had the balls to face life, his actions, his loneliness, so I found a bud in mine. He is a neighbor for everyone down in the hole... Love you, Layne
I actually really enjoyed Liv Warfield's Put You Down.. it perfectly suits her voice style.
That Drone cover was iconic dude, I will remember this
This is probably the most beautiful thing that’s come out from this shit show of a year. Layne and Mike would be proud. Long live Alice!
Kudos to Fishbone. I love their interpterion on Them Bones just as much as the original. I wonder what Layne Staley would have thought about it?
He would have loved it.
Fishbones killed it. Exactly in the spirit of the original, but decidedly their own flavor
Thank you so much to everyone on AiC, you guys have no idea how important your music was for me since i was a 13 y.o. kid back in 1992. And please give some credit and recognition to Jerry Cantrell he's a great and a complete artist. Hands down.
👏👏👏👏👏
Ann Wilson is a savage and she’s 70!!!!!!!!!!
I'm still not over Layne leaving this world. It was amazing to listen to all these amazing artists pay tribute to Alice, they all did a fantastic job. If you ever question just how special Layne was, watch this and see some of the all time greats not even attempt to hit the notes Layne did with ease.
Thank you!!! That's what I said! Layne is the GOAT 🤘
He truly was one of a kind. It’s such a shame he couldn’t overcome his addiction.
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It truly is a shame that he couldn't overcome it. With that being said, I feel like he has saved many lives by his willingness to put his pain out there for the world to hear. At the very least, he saved me.
Very well said, i gotta be honest, i havent listend to any thing without him singing, i jus cant
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Same here, Ann. I know Jerry gets most of the credit for Alice's sound and a lot if the lyrics. It's true, he was a huge reason the band made it. However, Layne made me feel the music. Like actually feel it in my soul. I tried to give William Duval and the group a chance, but the same exact songs don't grab me and pull me in like they did with Layne. My all time favorite performance is Layne singing Love Hate Love live at the Moore. That performance haunts me and always will. I'm so thankful I was born in the 70s because I got to grow from a kid to an adult in the 90s with the help of Layne, Chris Cornell, and many others greats.
so much better than the rock and roll hall of fame cant wait for chris cornell to be honored
Jerry Cantrell...between the lyrics, songwriting, guitar work, singing, etc., the most underrated musician of the 90's...yes or yes?
Good to see Mike and Layne's family recieve the award that they both deserved.
I would rather see it given to Layne's sister tbh rather than his pops.
@@lukebryde594 Same here.
Layne’s father helped kill himself. Got him back on drugs and was never there for him growing up. Demri’s death was his ultimate downfall though.
Ik the story but there's no point in being bitter now, at least they gave both sides of his family the award.
@@marko3270 yeah I agree that they did the right thing but anyways that must have been awkward for Sean giving the award to Melinda Star cause they used to to date.
I'll be over here picking my jaw up off of the floor after watching Fishbone's take on "Them Bones". Holy shit!
IT WAS BADASS!!! 🐟🦴
Yep one of the best on here
Absolutely. Used to be massive fan back in the day but haven't listened to them in years. That cover blew my mind, going to have to go on a bender and relisten to all their old stuff again.
That was SO EPIC!! One of my favorite performances of the night! I’m going to check out their music
I was not ready for that. It was tight!! 🤘🏼
When I went there back in 2001 it was called the Experience Music Project. I remember there was an entire section for Nirvana and another huge one for Jimi Hendrix, and a ton of small booths that you could plug your headset into and learn about the history of the guitar or mic that was in that particular booth. Cool place. Congrats to AIC.
Nutshell is for me how I will always remind of ALC and especially Layne. He was so an amazing singer. And an idol for the musician that helped me the most in live.
Somehow you can die but still live on. Layne is one of such guys.