Maybe it’s just because I was young but back then there was something in the air that felt exciting and dangerous. Music like this ruled the airwaves. Going to the beach in the summer and walking into head shops seeing all the band Tshirts hanging and hearing bands like Alice In Chains blaring over the stereo is something I’ll never forget and will probably never experience again.
Layne is probably top 5 best voices in music history and definitely the best of the Grunge era. He had a pain and passion in his singing that’s rare for any time period. And his and Jerry’s harmonies are legendary.
@@bradsully6620 I think that title belongs to Mike Patton personally but they’re all 3 among the best to ever do it. Can’t forget Ozzy, Freddie, Plant, etc.
@@kevenrowe2958 he was good but couldn't perform live like layne at all. Half my fam went to see ozzy n he sucked ass unfortunately, bc I love that bastard but he deff wasnt close to Layne voice wise
it genius because Cantrell pushed him, wrote most of the lyrics and music. You can see this moment in the AIC first documentary. When they were raw, poor, eating Cambells soup for breakfast and just having good time with their brothers...they truly cared for each other. Not an evil bone in their body. Herion is a hella of a drug. Satan thrives thru addicts...
I was at Werchter in 2017, 2 days after the festival I found out they played the Main Stage which I missed that time... will never forgive myself for that one
You know what? This whole band was amazing. It had the best vocals, best bass and drums. Also cantrell was amazing on guitar and back vocals. I cant name any other band like this one.
@@jonreeck8042 pipes meaning vocals man . Not a funny joke allot of people dying out here to heroin . It could of your family members one day . Atleast Layne made a name for himself and did something with his life and touched millions of people with his song writing . To be honest I hope u make a change in the world too.
Definitely the most unique vocal style out of the Big 4 of grunge. He had a pretty unique voice in general even down to his talking voice, it was like in between baritone and tenor so he could hit high notes but also go very low and deep.
Saw them when they opened for clash of the titans it was epic . Back then I was too busy in the pits living in the moment instead of staring thru phone now
Henry Callo In 93 I was 21...Playing Metal bars in Detroit and just starting at WSU in Detroit working on a Bachelor in Music degree. I saw Soundgarden at St. Andrews Hall in Detroit in 89... I remember standing there, being blown away thinking, man...these guys are going to be fucking huge. The 90s we're really a special decade all the way around. It's going to be a longtime before something like that happens again.
MrSHowVIdeo a funny side note. At the St. Andrews show...Chris stage dove...he gets passed around and as he ends up back on stage, he grabs his mic and says, " You motherfuckers stole my necklace!!!" And then he kept right on singing...didn't miss a beat. Lol. Man...miss him terribly.
If he was literally one in a million that means there's 7,000+ other people like him. Not everything needs to be dubbed as literally. One in a million is a figure of speach. Literally one in a million fucks that figure of speach up. Try to not hamfist literally into everything, it isn't necessary.
I understand the filming is kind of disrespectful or whatever and it's good to live in the moment but idk sometimes you'd wanna live it again you know? Or show your friends you went to it. Idk. I understand what people mean by that but if it weren't for people taking videos like this, we would never see it again.
Its true marssdhall would have nothing to rap about if he wasnt complaining about his mom, wife, and being criticized for saying crazy shit, which you know is whats gonna happen when you... say crazy shit
I saw them at Santa Fe Damn in SoCal during this Lollapalooza. My girlfriend and the time had a sister who worked for Primus management, so we got backstage passes. It was one of the best experiences of my life. I saw Tool on the second stage! Yeah, best festival ever.
I saw Layne in a three piece suit at the start of their set on Lollapolooza in 93 and it was like 95 degrees that day! Needless to say he took the jacket tie vest and shirt off after playing Would the first song to start the show! Very charismatic singer and great stage presence! His voice very unique and an unbelievable range! RIP Layne!
I'l never forget .... This new cassette from this band Alice in Chains called Facelift . ... Same day my freind brought over a cessette called Cowboys from Hell from this "new" band Pantera ,not so new band,but anyway ............. I fell in love with BOTH tapes. Not very often you discover 2 killer bands on the same day.
I love how Layne, in every song has control over the rage and range of his voice. One can feel the power and depth of his soul and then all of a sudden, he becomes quiet as if he looks for reaction. Masterful singer. I didn't even realize how big his feet were. Damn
AIC is not the biggest band of the era, but they are the best. If Layne wouldn’t have lost himself, they could’ve been the greatest ever. I put a lot of blame on the media for how they portrayed layne and AIC. Layne Staley is one of the greatest rock vocalists ever, his range and control are unbelievable and nobody can make you feel the emotion of the song like he could. Freddie Mercury had the greatest voice and was the best performer. Chris Cornell had the most powerful voice in rock. All of them legends, all of them lost far too soon, all of them loved and missed dearly. May the Legends RIP...
6:41.. man screams into the depths of the abysmal void with the power of a thousand tsunamis piercing the hearts of every soul within physical ear shot.
I was grounded in 93 and couldn't go to Lollapalooza the see Rage, my favorite band at the time. But I was at 92 and that was a great line up. And 97 where I saw Korn (a fucking riot broke out) and Tool, my new favorite band at the the time... and still is.
Around 5:32 Jerry Cantrell seems to know a fan is rushing the stage right at him but doesn't flinch one bit knowing security has the dude and keeps on playing. Just a great performance to watch 🤘
Layne had the best voice of the 90's. That's saying alot because I love Kurt, Eddie and Maynard too. Layne had such power and control and was truly original. He had the Seattle "yowl" before Eddie was ever even there. I'm a alternative/punk fan - bit Alice have always scratched my hard rock/metal itch completely
Jerry and Layne are like two halves of a delicious fruit. Eating one half gives you hunger. Only the whole creates something amazing. Jerry's voice brought even more depth to Layne's voice. I don't think I've ever heard anything as coherent as their singing. It's a shame this story ended so sadly.
The best one is when some hecklers pissed Layne off to the point he on the fly changed the lyrics of Man In The Box to be profane and just shit on them
Shit man, I was at that gig too. Remember when they stopped the show during Primus coz of fires in the pit? RATM opened, Tool on the small stage, Fishbone were INCREDIBLE too. Peace maing!!! ✊
Just the absolute top of his game. Unbelievable vocals from Layne here... I forget who spoke of it, but I often recall someone stating that he could hear Layne's voice over the music and monitors at some points. The sound from his throat was so strong that he could overtake what came from his monitor!
Barrett Martin drummer for screaming g trees n Mad Season said he could hear his voice from his chest louder than out of monitors. Insane! Mark Lanegan said Layne would stay up for days and go out and unleash the most powerful vocals he has ever heard, on par with Mercury n plant in his opinion and he has seen them all live. He was awesome!
I can never remember who said this, either. I don't know if I've read the comments in this thread before, or if I've seen the same quote you saw haha. I'm pretty high right now, so that's not helping anything, but I swear I've heard that Layne's voice could be heard over the monitors or from the side of the stage before. I kinda felt like maybe it was Tom Morello who said it, but the next comment said Barrett Martin. Guess he would know between the Screaming Trees being out with AiC, and Mad Season.
I love how Layne screams and growls through 'Junkhead'!! lol! This performance of the song is on par with the 'Clerks' movie premiere version, though that one was a hair better. Just a hair. This is vintage Staley!
When I was a teenager at this time this was my teenage selfs favorite band. My ex-girlfriend liked oasis. Chains is still better and she can still go f*ck her self ha ha ha
Best band from Seattle in the 1990s...or ever for that matter. Jerry Cantrell was superbly talented in song writing and Layne Staley has the voice of an angel.
The fact that he could be crouched down and still hit those notes. Just a natural talent. One of my favorite vocalists of all time. You’re missed Layne 🖤
When I was 12 I had enough money to buy my first album with my own money. I went to the mall and bought jar of flies. The next day I was walking my dog and listening to it on my WALKMAN lol. I heard nutshell for the first time and it literally changed my life forever.
AMAZING!! I’ll never forget it was 1990... my older sister had a cassette from the band I never heard of called “Temple of the Dog“. I was 13 years old and I had no idea what to think other than it sounded like nothing else I’d heard before and from there I went to either Sam Goody or Tower Records I’m not exactly sure and I bought the Facelift album... and from that point my life literally changed! Once I heard Laynes voice I felt emotions I’ve never felt...and 28 years later his voice still evokes all kinds of emotions... believe it or not those songs got me through some tough times and continue to do so! I was hooked... And still am! The Temple of the dog cassette opened up a whole new world of music for me and I hate to think what my life would be like without Alice In Chains,Soundgarden, Mad Season, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees... Nirvana... RIP Layne you are missed brother!
The amount of nostalgia I got from this was overwhelming. I miss my old high school friends at times like these. To look back on this time now that I'm almost forty. Thanks for posting!!
I would have loved to have been there right in the front of Layne Staley to make sure I heard every bit of his magical voice. Incredible singer...the best ever..ever.
Maybe it’s just because I was young but back then there was something in the air that felt exciting and dangerous. Music like this ruled the airwaves. Going to the beach in the summer and walking into head shops seeing all the band Tshirts hanging and hearing bands like Alice In Chains blaring over the stereo is something I’ll never forget and will probably never experience again.
Wish I could go back. It was a lot simpler then
I was a new born when this music came out and I'm pretty jealous of the people that experienced the young AIC. the new stuff is great too, but..
Well put. I was there. 🤙
@@ryant3922 I was there too and had a blast! Unfortunately most of my friends are all dead. But I’d do it all again!
Best way to describe those times withen the music scene for sure
Layne is probably top 5 best voices in music history and definitely the best of the Grunge era. He had a pain and passion in his singing that’s rare for any time period. And his and Jerry’s harmonies are legendary.
Layne and dio are the best rock singers ever.
@@bradsully6620 I think that title belongs to Mike Patton personally but they’re all 3 among the best to ever do it. Can’t forget Ozzy, Freddie, Plant, etc.
@@HotStrange Ozzy osbourne 🤡🤡🤡??????!
@@kevenrowe2958 he was good but couldn't perform live like layne at all. Half my fam went to see ozzy n he sucked ass unfortunately, bc I love that bastard but he deff wasnt close to Layne voice wise
@@calebfoster4140 Of course he couldn’t touch layne. Ozzy is a icon but vocally I don’t think he is even is the same ball park as layne
take me back to the 90's and leave me there!
Fuck yea i hear you i was 3 years old in '93 but i remember all the music and movies.
I could just go re-live the 90s all over and over again and just experience different things each time through. What a time.
Me too I would like to be left there
bongeggs I would go back to live through the 70’s -2000’s. Everything was fine til 2016 that’s when music fell apart.
For sure
Layne and Jerry singing together is heavenly
it genius because Cantrell pushed him, wrote most of the lyrics and music. You can see this moment in the AIC first documentary. When they were raw, poor, eating Cambells soup for breakfast and just having good time with their brothers...they truly cared for each other. Not an evil bone in their body. Herion is a hella of a drug. Satan thrives thru addicts...
I saw Alice in Chains recently and while nobody will ever replace Layne, it was beautiful to see Jerry still playing as good as ever.
yeah thank God for Jerry. I played his solo record" Degradation Trip
" the other day, pretty close to a masterpiece.
I was at Werchter in 2017, 2 days after the festival I found out they played the Main Stage which I missed that time... will never forgive myself for that one
AIC with Layne and without Layne are 2 different bands, but both are good
Never replace Mike Start either.
@Walter B please shut up and get over Layne.
I love the sound reflecting off the back area, makes it feel like I'm really there.
Cool seeing you here! Love the videos btw
Yeah it sounds great.
@@fadtat1119 Cool seeing you here tryhard
Fuck jerry cantrell.. seriously looking at him and seeing Layne's struggle with life.... He didn't care shit about Layne when it all comes out
Did you know that I can absolutely rip the Smells Like Teen Spirit riff because of you?
The art of guitar >>>>>>>
Sean Kinney is such an underrated drummer with impeccable taste.All these little flurries and embellishments.The signs of a really great drummer.
100% agree
Everything that ever happened is underrated
My favorite ♊️
I've alway said Sean Kinney is very underrated. He beats the hell out of the skins.
how is he underrated? best since the early 90s
Layne doesn't even have to do anything onstage to be a great front man, he just hangs there and belts out the lyrics!
Gravitas and Godlike vocals that's all Layne needed.
No frills or antics, just killer vocals. The way a live performance should be.
Tired from crack taxing his ass
You know what? This whole band was amazing. It had the best vocals, best bass and drums. Also cantrell was amazing on guitar and back vocals. I cant name any other band like this one.
He still is amazing😅
Bass and drums UREAL
I've seen them 7 times...with and without Layne.
This is grungier than the bottom of your shower curtain.
Lolol good one
Layne had pipes
No kidding
@@brianlast9832 And needles.
@@jonreeck8042 pipes meaning vocals man . Not a funny joke allot of people dying out here to heroin . It could of your family members one day . Atleast Layne made a name for himself and did something with his life and touched millions of people with his song writing . To be honest I hope u make a change in the world too.
Most excellent footage. No one can sing like Layne.
@Jeff Z you must also think imitation crab is as good as the real thing. And you were probably born in the 90s
Have fun will that imitation singer
Cornell is a very close second. Very close.
Maynard can!
Definitely the most unique vocal style out of the Big 4 of grunge. He had a pretty unique voice in general even down to his talking voice, it was like in between baritone and tenor so he could hit high notes but also go very low and deep.
Jay P Cornell’s classic hard rock belting wasn’t exactly unique though, Axl rose was already doing it. Layne’s vocal style was specific to him, imo.
That was such a great time to be alive.
rick neal
Fuck yes it was!!!
The best!
Hell yeah it was! I was 17 here and right up there for this one. We had some great concert experiences without people staring at their cell phones.
Saw them when they opened for clash of the titans it was epic . Back then I was too busy in the pits living in the moment instead of staring thru phone now
Yes it was.... I graduated in 94.......The nineties were so awesome...All the rockfest in Kansas City were kickass drunken fun..
Man...kinda makes me sad. Life goes far too fast. We were all bad asses then. Just old now...
I know man, I was only 10 years old in 93 and I had so much respect and admiration for Generation X'ers...you guys were cool and badass
Henry Callo In 93 I was 21...Playing Metal bars in Detroit and just starting at WSU in Detroit working on a Bachelor in Music degree. I saw Soundgarden at St. Andrews Hall in Detroit in 89... I remember standing there, being blown away thinking, man...these guys are going to be fucking huge. The 90s we're really a special decade all the way around. It's going to be a longtime before something like that happens again.
What a nice time you had Sean! ....you were lucky
MrSHowVIdeo a funny side note. At the St. Andrews show...Chris stage dove...he gets passed around and as he ends up back on stage, he grabs his mic and says, " You motherfuckers stole my necklace!!!" And then he kept right on singing...didn't miss a beat. Lol. Man...miss him terribly.
Makes me sad too. In tears now actually. Damn.
Sean hits so hard. I love it. Such an underrated drummer.
dirtintodust he's absolutely fantastic. So much better than the current drummer of Guns n roses 💀
Drummers know Sean Kinney is an awesome drummer.
Welcome to the People Who Think Sean Kinney Is Such An Underrated Drummer Club
@@thomaslabat Man, exactly.
Way underrated!! Add Dan Peters to the underrated list... still, Sean is my favorite drummer of that era.
Layne was literally one in a million. I havent heard vocals like that since AIC
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@@sideffects95 wow!!!! Man that was straight fire. I love it. Thank u for sharing. That song fkn rocks man!
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@@sideffects95 Yeah front man Brendan Maier is a beast with that voice, so similar to Layne's that it's completely scary!
If he was literally one in a million that means there's 7,000+ other people like him. Not everything needs to be dubbed as literally. One in a million is a figure of speach. Literally one in a million fucks that figure of speach up. Try to not hamfist literally into everything, it isn't necessary.
No smartphones, nobody filming or texting. Everybody enjoying the pure energy of the moment.
That was great!
Today is another story.
harold johnson
Yes...in other words 😂
Oh you mean when people were still alive
Clearly people were filming if this clip exists.
Old Gregg
Obviously, but not "people", one person filmed and did a great job!
I understand the filming is kind of disrespectful or whatever and it's good to live in the moment but idk sometimes you'd wanna live it again you know? Or show your friends you went to it. Idk. I understand what people mean by that but if it weren't for people taking videos like this, we would never see it again.
Most under rated band of all time with the greatest singer that ever lived
They’re rated pretty highly.
How dumb. They are not underwater and never have been
Eminem owes layne some cash for that look...
Marshall is a punk ass bitch.
Smoke Rise what?
@@vondrebridges9740 Marshall Mathers.. eminem.
Smoke Rise oh
Its true marssdhall would have nothing to rap about if he wasnt complaining about his mom, wife, and being criticized for saying crazy shit, which you know is whats gonna happen when you... say crazy shit
Damn his voice is ON POINT! He never knew how big he would become...seriously one of the greats!
The last great era of rock and roll.
Sadly...
I saw them at Santa Fe Damn in SoCal during this Lollapalooza. My girlfriend and the time had a sister who worked for Primus management, so we got backstage passes. It was one of the best experiences of my life. I saw Tool on the second stage! Yeah, best festival ever.
I was at that concert as well.Saw them later in the tour at shoreline amphitheatre.Great memories.
Layne was something else man. I can't believe I still miss him today after almost 20 years.
how they could sound this good live so consistently will never cease to amaze me 🙉
Alice in Chains & Soundgarden = best bands of Seattle, best bands of the 90's.
Yes sir
Eric Rasmussen fucking agreed
Aye aye sir!
& Pearl Jam
And Nirvana
5:31 Layne always had the coolest/strangest harmonies
That's Jerry's work
Daniel Thompson actually jerry has said he was always impressed with the harmonies Layne came up with
@@danthompson5797Nope that had nothing to do with Jerry. That was Layne. Layne was the harmony idea guy in the band. That's straight from Jerry.
I was 16 and I was there!!!
Jason Marquez lucky bastard :-)
: )
LUCCCCKYYY !!!
alright - no need to brag! :)
I was 13! Dad let me go!! Thanks Dad🤘
Man, the harmonies Layne and Jerry change up for live shows are killer. Especially on Junkhead, amazing.
Chorus gets me every time
That's how it was suppose to be . The lable wanted layne to sing it higher.
I saw Layne in a three piece suit at the start of their set on Lollapolooza in 93 and it was like 95 degrees that day! Needless to say he took the jacket tie vest and shirt off after playing Would the first song to start the show! Very charismatic singer and great stage presence! His voice very unique and an unbelievable range! RIP Layne!
Those harmonies are really what made this band so great. "Well what have you got?" 2:30
Yeah 2:30 Freakin mind blowing . I have this shortcut and hit this video at least 4x a week. The whole band was on the money. Clearly an awesome show.
Layne and Jerry... those vocal harmonies are the best ever!
I'l never forget .... This new cassette from this band Alice in Chains called Facelift . ... Same day my freind brought over a cessette called Cowboys from Hell from this "new" band Pantera ,not so new band,but anyway ............. I fell in love with BOTH tapes. Not very often you discover 2 killer bands on the same day.
97warlock ismyname fucking legendary moment dude, something to look nack and cherish!!!!
yep. Wish both bands were still around
97warlock ismyname hellyeah dude we need some real music not this bullshit nowadays!!!!
97warlock ismyname dude alice in chains dropped a single a few months ago lmao
97warlock ismyname yeah I heard it actually has an old school Alice in chains vibe
that crowd knows how to behave on a rock concert, well done
That’s most depressing part of watching these old clips. Now it’s everyone holding a fucking iPhone up. Sickening.
Yep nothing like trying to enjoy your favorite band but having to worry about a human dropping on your head instead.
I love how Layne, in every song has control over the rage and range of his voice. One can feel the power and depth of his soul and then all of a sudden, he becomes quiet as if he looks for reaction. Masterful singer. I didn't even realize how big his feet were. Damn
Fully agree 👌about voice)
Fully agree .. about his ginormous feet
6'1 size 13. 🤔
@@kristopherguilbault5428 size 13 is ginormous for someone 6'1? Good to know. I'm 6'1 and I wear size 13 and I thought it was as average as it gets
@@Pikesburgh lol I have no idea I'm actually a 14 but 13 is snug and comfy
The way he sang junkhead was hypnotic and Jerrys backup what priceless
AIC is not the biggest band of the era, but they are the best. If Layne wouldn’t have lost himself, they could’ve been the greatest ever. I put a lot of blame on the media for how they portrayed layne and AIC.
Layne Staley is one of the greatest rock vocalists ever, his range and control are unbelievable and nobody can make you feel the emotion of the song like he could.
Freddie Mercury had the greatest voice and was the best performer.
Chris Cornell had the most powerful voice in rock.
All of them legends, all of them lost far too soon, all of them loved and missed dearly. May the Legends RIP...
Your description of those 3 unbelievable vocalists is right on. 3 legends
Man, I miss Layne so bad, his iconic voice, so irreplaceable.
What a trip seeing this now almost 30 years later. One of the few times I saw Layne and AIC in Vancouver.
Rest easy Layne. Greatest frontman and the voice in the 90s. Also, as a drummer myself, man what a talented drummer sean is!!
6:41..
man screams into the depths of the abysmal void with the power of a thousand tsunamis piercing the hearts of every soul within physical ear shot.
One of the best singers I've ever seen.
The power of Layne
I was grounded in 93 and couldn't go to Lollapalooza the see Rage, my favorite band at the time. But I was at 92 and that was a great line up. And 97 where I saw Korn (a fucking riot broke out) and Tool, my new favorite band at the the time... and still is.
Sweet story ❤
Around 5:32 Jerry Cantrell seems to know a fan is rushing the stage right at him but doesn't flinch one bit knowing security has the dude and keeps on playing. Just a great performance to watch 🤘
idk dude, I don't think jerry saw him lol. He was behind jerry and he was looking the opposite way
I was 21 years old and I was there. Amazing day all around. 🤘🏼
That was the best day of my life. Front row.
Lucky you!!! I wish I had seen him live at least once 😓
Damn....he had such a powerful voice😢💔😢
His vocals on junkhead were fucking amazing here
Truly perfect and raw 🖤
Layne Staley the best in the vocal
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No one could send straight, raw power through the mic quite like Layne. He was a fucking beast in ‘93
Layne had the best voice of the 90's.
That's saying alot because I love Kurt, Eddie and Maynard too.
Layne had such power and control and was truly original. He had the Seattle "yowl" before Eddie was ever even there.
I'm a alternative/punk fan - bit Alice have always scratched my hard rock/metal itch completely
Jerry and Layne are like two halves of a delicious fruit. Eating one half gives you hunger. Only the whole creates something amazing. Jerry's voice brought even more depth to Layne's voice. I don't think I've ever heard anything as coherent as their singing. It's a shame this story ended so sadly.
God I love the way he sang. Great voice and put so much of himself into singing and performing. Everyone knew he was pouring his heart out.
Hes just amazing. They are all on point. Just a great show. He gives me chills. No one else can effect me so much with their music.
I love how they change the songs live from the studio version.
Takes both skill and balls
The best one is when some hecklers pissed Layne off to the point he on the fly changed the lyrics of Man In The Box to be profane and just shit on them
No cell phones, small stages, insane crowd... Wtf why i born in 92 e don't live this era 80-90
Layne Staley was that good. Still sit here shaking me head on what coulda been.. Rest In Peace
I went to this in SLC Layne started by saying "welcome lolapolosers"
Ekon Rekon 😂😂😂
Shit man, I was at that gig too. Remember when they stopped the show during Primus coz of fires in the pit? RATM opened, Tool on the small stage, Fishbone were INCREDIBLE too. Peace maing!!! ✊
Matt Cooper saw the same tour in nashville.
little did we know at the time
@Des Harris it is very sad that he died, he was really a good person (sorry for bad english)
Just the absolute top of his game. Unbelievable vocals from Layne here... I forget who spoke of it, but I often recall someone stating that he could hear Layne's voice over the music and monitors at some points. The sound from his throat was so strong that he could overtake what came from his monitor!
Barrett Martin drummer for screaming g trees n Mad Season said he could hear his voice from his chest louder than out of monitors. Insane!
Mark Lanegan said Layne would stay up for days and go out and unleash the most powerful vocals he has ever heard, on par with Mercury n plant in his opinion and he has seen them all live.
He was awesome!
I can never remember who said this, either. I don't know if I've read the comments in this thread before, or if I've seen the same quote you saw haha. I'm pretty high right now, so that's not helping anything, but I swear I've heard that Layne's voice could be heard over the monitors or from the side of the stage before. I kinda felt like maybe it was Tom Morello who said it, but the next comment said Barrett Martin. Guess he would know between the Screaming Trees being out with AiC, and Mad Season.
Our world needs singers like Layne... rest in peace,wherever you are...
I love how Layne screams and growls through 'Junkhead'!! lol! This performance of the song is on par with the 'Clerks' movie premiere version, though that one was a hair better. Just a hair. This is vintage Staley!
Hearing them harmonize gets me every time. Just golden.
Ive literally waited over half my life to see footage of this particular gig! I thank you! 👊much respect
That much?? wow!... it actually sounds amazing
Me too!! I was at this show.
chewcheen We both know you were not.
lol and me for glasgow 93'. Hopefully out there somewhere.
I was there - it was incredible
Where has this been hiding for 25 years? Awesome stuff!!
said same thing
Gets swept under the rug offer hahah not a lot of people like this song anymore
@@ghosteh6503 this has always been 1 of my faves x
how can this band be so perfect?
Respect for sure
There are no words for this....this is even more than perfect imo.
Isis you couldn’t have said that any better
When I was a teenager at this time this was my teenage selfs favorite band. My ex-girlfriend liked oasis. Chains is still better and she can still go f*ck her self ha ha ha
🤓
Miss Layne!! But I'll always love the music that he left us with. The whole group is great . But nobody sounds like Layne. I do really miss his sound
What a voice.....incredible.
RIP Layne.
Best band from Seattle in the 1990s...or ever for that matter. Jerry Cantrell was superbly talented in song writing and Layne Staley has the voice of an angel.
I've seen them 3 times without layne. They were great but fuck, wish I could have seen layne live.
The honest sound of layne and cantrell damn!
Today is Layne's Birthday!
He would do 52 years old!
Forever missed, I'll always love you!
Cheers from Brazil!
Ode to the good old days. Like it was yesterday. Miss you Layne.
I was there! I'm the guy in the shorts and flannel shirt
Me too bro, me too.
i was way in the back but i doubt anyone saw me
That's cool
I want to see something like this now🍺🍺
HAHAHA !
is that you at 2:16?
I miss you Layne . So much talent comes with turmoil .
The fact that he could be crouched down and still hit those notes. Just a natural talent. One of my favorite vocalists of all time. You’re missed Layne 🖤
i was 14 when this happened. What a great time to be a teen and have this rock music explosion to grow up to and see live!!!!!!!!
When I was 12 I had enough money to buy my first album with my own money. I went to the mall and bought jar of flies. The next day I was walking my dog and listening to it on my WALKMAN lol. I heard nutshell for the first time and it literally changed my life forever.
Never gets old! Holy shit. 🙌🏼💔 RIP LAYNE
I miss Layne's voice
kevykev38 me too
Layne forever!
Jerry looks so happy! Layne sounds amazing! Thanks for this footage!!! Love it 💗
Layne was looking good maybe even feeling good . I hope .
Richard D he started looking pale and thin during this year. Had been using a good 3-4 years by this point. So damn sad
@@Paarthurnaxdova wasn't he sober for a part of 1993?
Frederick Caballero He was scared into sobriety in 1994 when Kurt Cobain died actually
@@fredyyycc yeah he was sober for parts of 93.
AMAZING!! I’ll never forget it was 1990... my older sister had a cassette from the band I never heard of called “Temple of the Dog“. I was 13 years old and I had no idea what to think other than it sounded like nothing else I’d heard before and from there I went to either Sam Goody or Tower Records I’m not exactly sure and I bought the Facelift album... and from that point my life literally changed! Once I heard Laynes voice I felt emotions I’ve never felt...and 28 years later his voice still evokes all kinds of emotions... believe it or not those songs got me through some tough times and continue to do so! I was hooked... And still am! The Temple of the dog cassette opened up a whole new world of music for me and I hate to think what my life would be like without Alice In Chains,Soundgarden, Mad Season, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees... Nirvana...
RIP Layne you are missed brother!
I was dreading going to work this morning but now I am ok with it after watching this a few times.
The alternative vocal melody during the chorus in this live performance is incredible 🔥
Layne held me and soothed my soul as a teenager and he still does today
Rest in peace Legend. You are the best singer for ever Layne ❤.
Feels like this concert was played yesterday. If only..
honestly the quality gives that vibe a lot. So weird.
Really weird
So sad he is not with us anymore
Currently obsessed with this performance 🤘
Awesome seeing such clear footage! Thank you for this! 🙏
One of the most powerful and recognizable voices ever!
Amazing Performance!
Jerrys so damn young
No shit
@@jpl3-g2b yes there is shit actually
Layne was younger
Geddy Lee's Owl Nose ..and HOT!
Man this is Pure GOLD. Laney killing it on Man on the Box, great performance. Perfect Live performance. Thanks from Brazil for sharing
best man in the box performance so far
Layne had the most awesomeness voice !!
Cindy Bebee yep
You might like this band then. Layne reincarnated. Almost. th-cam.com/video/sqCt7BGUpJQ/w-d-xo.html
Just Wow. Wish I had seen them live along with so many other bands that were just amazing back in the 90s. Best time to be alive for sure.
What a time to be Alive...
Alice in Chains is the biggest band of Grunge.
Felipe Melo unfortunately it's Nirvana
NO
Felipe Melo Yeah, "unfortunately" lol. FUCK Nirvana
Nirvana.
MKmarcos97 Overrated *clap clap clapclapclap* Overrated
Layne Staley forever \m/
Fantastic...what an unique band. RIP Layne & Mike S.
The amount of nostalgia I got from this was overwhelming. I miss my old high school friends at times like these. To look back on this time now that I'm almost forty. Thanks for posting!!
Man, you're more than good.. You still a baby.
I would have loved to have been there right in the front of Layne Staley to make sure I heard every bit of his magical voice. Incredible singer...the best ever..ever.