I lived in Seattle in the 1980s and 90s and it was such a fun time with all the bands playing, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and Nirvana. Musicians from everywhere came to see what was all the buzz about. Got to see them all and have such great memories! ❤️
It’s impossible to replicate the feeling he added to AIC, but I think Jerry does a pretty good job keeping the same kind of sound. Your Decision from Black Gives Way To Blue is one of my personal favorites
I’ve been a fan of AIC since the early 90s and loved Layne but the band has continued making incredible music. I put the recent AIC records with Duvall against any of the ones with Layne. Give them a try.
Alice in Chains are one of those bands that you just stop what your doing and listen. You dont just hear them, you feel them. Absolute Iconic band. RIP Layne Staley, one of goat voices.
With the exception of Pink Floyd no band has ever hit me as deep and all-encompassing as Alice In Chains. Literally their entire discography (with Layne) is a master class in composition and topshelf music.
Such a great song. Such a great band. You know a song is great when almost 30 years later you still love listening to it. Rooster is one of my favorite songs.
should hear the singer live. it is quite an impressive display. alice in chains - love, hate, love live at the moore is pretty great. not my favorite song by them but it displays the range of the singer, layne. i wish these blokes reacted that tbh lol
Yes I was about to mention the Singles soundtrack. Rather forgettable movie about the Seattle music scene in the grunge era of the early 90s but the soundtrack is fantastic. Another song from that soundtrack they should check out is Nearly Lost You by Screaming Trees. I have a distinct memory connected to that album: that was the CD I was playing as I pulled out of the driveway to head off to college for the first time, in Fall of ‘93. I’m really glad to have grown-up and come of age in the era I did, to be a Gen X-er. I feel really privileged to have seen some of these bands live for the first (or only) time back then. (Unfortunately Alice In Chains was not one of them. 😔)
This band and their hits (would? of course one of their biggest) influenced so many people in the rock/alternative/metal genres. Layne's voice was just so unique and revolutionary, that so many people that came after just straight copied his vocal style. I still like the band post layne, but they just aren't the same. Layne was also the vocalist for the supergroup "Mad Season" which I strongly recommend checking out too. RIP Layne Staley
The bassist also is dead. He died of an overdose a few years ago. They now have a new singer who, in my opinion, sounds so much like Layne. This song "Would" is a tribute to Layne's friend Andrew Wood. He was a singer of the band Mother Love Bone and he died of a drug overdose just months before the release of their debut album Apple in 1990
Would ?is one of my favourite songs the whole album is amazing it’s called dirt I played it so much that I still remember all the words from each song on that album loved it 😍
@@Jason_Van_Stone can't name every album I love from 91 to 95. STP was one of many bands I got to see growing up because my dad worked for a concert promoter back home. Scott Weiland is so under rated.
@@paranoidewok6772 yeah, even though Electronica is my love, to this day...around my work day winding down, I always throw on "90s alternative" on pandora, or red hot chilli peppers, goo goo dolls, pearl jam stations.
The backstory with WOULD? ... guitarist Jerry Cantrell wrote the song for Andy Wood, singer of Mother Love Bone after Andy died of an overdose in 1990 just as Mother Love Bone was going to hit big. After Andy died, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament dissolved Mother Love Bone and re-emerged as Pearl Jam. WOULD? as a title is a play on Andy Wood's name. Layne sang the hell out of WOULD? and ROOSTER on the album, official videos and concerts in 91-93. WOULD? appeared on the Singles soundtrack because Seattle, Washington as big as the town is, musically it's a small town. All the bands that came out of the Seattle scene knew each other and went to see each other play the club circuit. Cameron Crowe was married to Nancy Wilson of Heart and he wanted to make a movie about the Seattle music scene and made Singles where a fictional band, Citizen Dick opened for Alice In Chains. They used IT AIN'T LIKE THAT from the Facelift album and Cameron Crowe gave them money to demo songs... AIC took the money, they demoed the 6 acoustic songs that are on SAP EP and two songs ROOSTER and WOULD? that ended up on the Dirt album. Cameron Crowe picked through the songs and used WOULD? out of the bunch. Jerry thought the song was strong enough to be included on the Dirt album and that's how WOULD? ended up on the Singles soundtrack and the same version ended up on Dirt. Whenever you see Bad Animals Studios in the liner notes, at the time the album was recorded, Bad Animals Studios was owned by Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart. Nancy Wilson was married to Cameron Crowe between 1986 and 2010. Jerry was fine doing backing vocals on the early songs like the ones they played in their clubbing days and on Facelift like the Call and Return of the chorus on MAN IN THE BOX until one day when he was trying to write songs for the SAP EP and the Dirt album, Layne looked at the lyrics and encouraged Jerry to sing more because after all, they were Jerry's lyrics. He should sing them. When Layne and Jerry sang together they achieved the perfect pitch of two voices making one voice. Layne Staley's vocal range can run rings around any other grunge singer in my opinion. Layne could sing the phone book and never hit a wrong note. Even at the end of his life, with no teeth and a lisp, his voice, wit and humor were all still there. Layne's voice and vocal range was so powerful he did NOT need auto tune or pro-tools until he lost his teeth and had a lisp around 1998, and even then he still killed the vocals. Barrett Martin (who played with Layne in Mad Season) said that when he stood to the side of the stage, he could hear the sound of Layne’s vocal resonance come out of Layne's body LOUDER than it did coming out of the speakers, Layne's voice was that powerful. No one noticed Layne had died on April 5, 2002, because he never answered the phone nor opened the door. It took inactivity over the span of two weeks for his ACCOUNTANT to notice something was wrong and called Alice In Chains manager Susan Silver who called Layne's mother to alert her to the situation who then called 911 on April 19, 2002. And to pour salt in the wound, MTV (and the music industry) has more or less blackballed Layne (and yet, they laud over Kurt Cobain every April 5th, because Kurt was the "face of grunge", meanwhile Layne gets a "by the way"). The Grammys went so far as to invite Jerry, Mike and Sean to the Grammy show in 2003 and then refused to put Layne's picture up in the memorial of the musicians who died in 2002. (Or they "forgot" to) which pissed Jerry, Mike and Sean off and they walked out on the show. Though I do applaud MoPOP including Layne Staley and Mike Starr when they inducted Alice In Chains in the MoPOP Museum of Pop Culture. It's more recognition of Layne (and Mike) than the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (thanks to Rolling Stone's criticisms of Layne and his addiction) and the Grammys (who FORGOT him when he died) have EVER done. Layne's story is more tragic and haunting because you can actually watch and hear him deteriorate over the 12-year span: from the mild use of drugs in 1990 all the way through 1996 when he was deep into a heroin addiction to dropping to 90 pounds by 1998 to 86 pounds when he died in 2002. Layne kept his humor and wit even to the end of his life.
Brits had the monopoly on great rock but there was small period in the early 90's that Americans got it right. Even my Dad who was a teen in the 70's likes the music.
Just came across your reviews. As a kid of the 80s / 90s in the US... just wanna say thank you for keeping AIC and Layne Staley alive. Dirt is probably the heaviest / darkest, most raw / honest... and just flat out best albums of not just the grunge era... but all time. Music is pure energy that transcends politics, religion, race... and most importantly... time. This album can be hard to listen to for me b/c I've also struggled with mental darkness and I lost friends to drugs during that time... but I've learned to respect the darkness and embrace the light. Much love and respect my brothers. @hvybalance
What yall might not know is this was one of the biggest bands in our country. They were what made me pick up a guitar. Jerry Cantrell the guitarist was known as the "chungemaster", as he was the master at palm muting. So that choo choo train sound you hear in all their songs especially at the end of this one....he started it. I had my bedroom walls plastered with AIC and pantera. I actually bought a t-shirt with laynes xray of his broken leg on it years before he died. Such a shame and a big loss for us back then y'all. Huge influence on my life.
People always forget or maybe don't realize, you're not hearing one voice, but 2. Jerry Cantrell was always singing with Layne. His voice is just as good.
The chorus is what makes this song what it is, and that’s all Layne. The reason Jerry had Will join him was because he couldn’t sing most of their songs because it was out of his range and abilities, so I wouldn’t say Jerry’s voice is just as good if he can’t perform most of the old songs. Jerry is an average singer at best in my opinion
I was lucky enough to see Layne Staley perform at red rocks Colorado. Sadly he forgot many lyrics and it wasn’t long before he died. But his voice, range and gorgeous voice…. It’s a sad loss really.
Layne was one of the few singers where he sounds as good if not better live. Try reacting to Love, Hate, Love or Bleed the Freak from the live at the Moore concert, or Nutshell from MTV unplugged. Other videos to review are Angry Chair, Rooster, and Man in the Box.
More Alice in Chains lads check out in concert 91 where they do Man in the Box and Sea of Sorrow and possibly live Singles Party 1992 performance of Junkhead pure class underrated legends in my view
Rockstar look?! Hell, I looked a lot like that dude whenever I got out of the United States Marine Corps in 1997. Same hair style and everything. Except my hair is black.
Alice In Chains was a part of the the grunge era. This entire album is considered a classic unfortunately layne staley the lead singer became hopelessly addicted to heroin and crack by like 96 on the mtv unplugged performance Staley was already basically a recluse and hadn’t been seen in awhile. He absolutely knew he was dying. One comment said it’s the closest thing you’ll see to a man playing his own funeral. He was a great talent and it was so unfortunate how he passed. The police found him two weeks after he died 6’1 82 pounds. Rest In Peace ☮️
They have a new lead singer. I saw them in Portland Oregon about three years ago. The lead singer they have isn’t Layne Staley but he works well enough. Actually not really new he’s been them for several years now
Alright alty lads... This song was written about Andrew wood from mother love bone. One of the original grunge bands who died even younger than Layne Staley. Should also do blind melon. Shannon hoon another early grunge death.. Chris Cornell (my hero) had a fork necklace in the black hole sun video..that necklace was made by Shannon hoon. Love would and AIC but you really should do grind... Take care lads from a timperley lad ..😎👍🏻 CTID...
React to The Warning & Alessia Cara - Enter Sandman. They just recently dropped the music video for the song which is featured on the new Metallica Album The Blacklist.
Petroleum Jelly (Vaseline) makes your hair look like that. The only problem is your have to wash your hair like 5 times with dish detergent before you go to the barber. Cut the grease.
Sadly, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple, Metallica and all of these guys were from our generation x. We all had messed up childhoods.
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I lived in Seattle in the 1980s and 90s and it was such a fun time with all the bands playing, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and Nirvana. Musicians from everywhere came to see what was all the buzz about. Got to see them all and have such great memories! ❤️
Yep!👍
Lucky bastard ❤
You’re lucky
So glad you finally got around to doing Would! Please do the whole Dirt album, thank you
God I love Layne's voice. I can't even listen to AIC without him.
It’s impossible to replicate the feeling he added to AIC, but I think Jerry does a pretty good job keeping the same kind of sound. Your Decision from Black Gives Way To Blue is one of my personal favorites
Missing out my friend. DPDH is my 3rd fav AIC album
I totally get what you are saying but you should give a try to William D. He respects Layne’s legacy, doesn’t try to copy him and sings really well.
I’ve been a fan of AIC since the early 90s and loved Layne but the band has continued making incredible music.
I put the recent AIC records with Duvall against any of the ones with Layne.
Give them a try.
He's voice its like a deathman walking try to singing . Full of pain and emotional . ..
Alice in Chains are one of those bands that you just stop what your doing and listen. You dont just hear them, you feel them. Absolute Iconic band. RIP Layne Staley, one of goat voices.
Dirt is one of my favorite albums of all time. I was 15 when it was released, and it was HUGE. Layne was an amazing vocalist and talent.
With the exception of Pink Floyd no band has ever hit me as deep and all-encompassing as Alice In Chains. Literally their entire discography (with Layne) is a master class in composition and topshelf music.
Such a great song. Such a great band. You know a song is great when almost 30 years later you still love listening to it. Rooster is one of my favorite songs.
That was an awesome song. I've never heard that before
should hear the singer live. it is quite an impressive display. alice in chains - love, hate, love live at the moore is pretty great. not my favorite song by them but it displays the range of the singer, layne. i wish these blokes reacted that tbh lol
Oh, how I envy you!
Qué suerte tenés!
Down in a hole" and "Nutshell" from MTV unplugged, simply iconic!
Nutshell from the MTV Unplugged is hauntingly beautiful!
This song is a hard driving masterpiece i could listen to for hours
This song was featured in the 90's movie Singles. Showcased the grunge of the 90's
Yes I was about to mention the Singles soundtrack. Rather forgettable movie about the Seattle music scene in the grunge era of the early 90s but the soundtrack is fantastic. Another song from that soundtrack they should check out is Nearly Lost You by Screaming Trees.
I have a distinct memory connected to that album: that was the CD I was playing as I pulled out of the driveway to head off to college for the first time, in Fall of ‘93. I’m really glad to have grown-up and come of age in the era I did, to be a Gen X-er. I feel really privileged to have seen some of these bands live for the first (or only) time back then. (Unfortunately Alice In Chains was not one of them. 😔)
'90s. When we had somewhat of an education.
Im pushing 67 years old and my now favorite group is AIC SO TALENTED RIP LAYNE
One of the best songs of the grunge era, u should do some Alice In Chains unplugged reactions lol brilliant stuff that
As a kid who grew up with grunge and alt so happy seeing you guys reacting to one of my pivotal bands.
Love Layne's voice 💜🔥 his performance live at the Moore is awesome!
I'm a huge fan of Alice in Chains. Would is one of my favorites.
They’ve also got Man In the Box, Them Bones, Rooster (my favorite), Down In A Hole, Angry Chair, quite a few others.
Them Bones!!!
This band and their hits (would? of course one of their biggest) influenced so many people in the rock/alternative/metal genres. Layne's voice was just so unique and revolutionary, that so many people that came after just straight copied his vocal style. I still like the band post layne, but they just aren't the same. Layne was also the vocalist for the supergroup "Mad Season" which I strongly recommend checking out too. RIP Layne Staley
Love your Only fools & Horses reference to Gary, it's the only way to pronounce it 😂
The bassist also is dead. He died of an overdose a few years ago. They now have a new singer who, in my opinion, sounds so much like Layne.
This song "Would" is a tribute to Layne's friend Andrew Wood. He was a singer of the band Mother Love Bone and he died of a drug overdose just months before the release of their debut album Apple in 1990
I can’t believe this is their only reaction from you guys. Gotta do some more for sure.
Love Hate Love from Live at The Moore also Man In A Box, you will see Laynes powerful, well controlled and unique voice on full display. RIP LAYNE
Would ?is one of my favourite songs the whole album is amazing it’s called dirt I played it so much that I still remember all the words from each song on that album loved it 😍
Glad u guys are going went for some music reactions. Hoping for more of those! :)
I saw them in August 1991 when they opened up for Van Halen. Amazing show!
My favorite album from the grunge era. That and Vitalogy by Pearl Jam.
No STP???
@@Jason_Van_Stone can't name every album I love from 91 to 95. STP was one of many bands I got to see growing up because my dad worked for a concert promoter back home. Scott Weiland is so under rated.
@@paranoidewok6772 yeah, even though Electronica is my love, to this day...around my work day winding down, I always throw on "90s alternative" on pandora, or red hot chilli peppers, goo goo dolls, pearl jam stations.
@@Jason_Van_Stone I'm actually listening to the album Miracle Pill by right now. Another one of my all time favorite bands.
@@paranoidewok6772 haha nice
All the big Grunge era lead singers, had very powerful voices.
chills, the video/intro..perfection, love aic, aic was the top level of grunge, they had it all
Such a distinctive voice. Bass guitarist died also. Drugs. One of my favorite bands.lucky I got to see them live
The backstory with WOULD? ... guitarist Jerry Cantrell wrote the song for Andy Wood, singer of Mother Love Bone after Andy died of an overdose in 1990 just as Mother Love Bone was going to hit big. After Andy died, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament dissolved Mother Love Bone and re-emerged as Pearl Jam. WOULD? as a title is a play on Andy Wood's name. Layne sang the hell out of WOULD? and ROOSTER on the album, official videos and concerts in 91-93.
WOULD? appeared on the Singles soundtrack because Seattle, Washington as big as the town is, musically it's a small town. All the bands that came out of the Seattle scene knew each other and went to see each other play the club circuit. Cameron Crowe was married to Nancy Wilson of Heart and he wanted to make a movie about the Seattle music scene and made Singles where a fictional band, Citizen Dick opened for Alice In Chains. They used IT AIN'T LIKE THAT from the Facelift album and Cameron Crowe gave them money to demo songs... AIC took the money, they demoed the 6 acoustic songs that are on SAP EP and two songs ROOSTER and WOULD? that ended up on the Dirt album. Cameron Crowe picked through the songs and used WOULD? out of the bunch. Jerry thought the song was strong enough to be included on the Dirt album and that's how WOULD? ended up on the Singles soundtrack and the same version ended up on Dirt.
Whenever you see Bad Animals Studios in the liner notes, at the time the album was recorded, Bad Animals Studios was owned by Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart. Nancy Wilson was married to Cameron Crowe between 1986 and 2010.
Jerry was fine doing backing vocals on the early songs like the ones they played in their clubbing days and on Facelift like the Call and Return of the chorus on MAN IN THE BOX until one day when he was trying to write songs for the SAP EP and the Dirt album, Layne looked at the lyrics and encouraged Jerry to sing more because after all, they were Jerry's lyrics. He should sing them. When Layne and Jerry sang together they achieved the perfect pitch of two voices making one voice.
Layne Staley's vocal range can run rings around any other grunge singer in my opinion. Layne could sing the phone book and never hit a wrong note. Even at the end of his life, with no teeth and a lisp, his voice, wit and humor were all still there. Layne's voice and vocal range was so powerful he did NOT need auto tune or pro-tools until he lost his teeth and had a lisp around 1998, and even then he still killed the vocals.
Barrett Martin (who played with Layne in Mad Season) said that when he stood to the side of the stage, he could hear the sound of Layne’s vocal resonance come out of Layne's body LOUDER than it did coming out of the speakers, Layne's voice was that powerful.
No one noticed Layne had died on April 5, 2002, because he never answered the phone nor opened the door. It took inactivity over the span of two weeks for his ACCOUNTANT to notice something was wrong and called Alice In Chains manager Susan Silver who called Layne's mother to alert her to the situation who then called 911 on April 19, 2002.
And to pour salt in the wound, MTV (and the music industry) has more or less blackballed Layne (and yet, they laud over Kurt Cobain every April 5th, because Kurt was the "face of grunge", meanwhile Layne gets a "by the way"). The Grammys went so far as to invite Jerry, Mike and Sean to the Grammy show in 2003 and then refused to put Layne's picture up in the memorial of the musicians who died in 2002. (Or they "forgot" to) which pissed Jerry, Mike and Sean off and they walked out on the show. Though I do applaud MoPOP including Layne Staley and Mike Starr when they inducted Alice In Chains in the MoPOP Museum of Pop Culture. It's more recognition of Layne (and Mike) than the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (thanks to Rolling Stone's criticisms of Layne and his addiction) and the Grammys (who FORGOT him when he died) have EVER done.
Layne's story is more tragic and haunting because you can actually watch and hear him deteriorate over the 12-year span: from the mild use of drugs in 1990 all the way through 1996 when he was deep into a heroin addiction to dropping to 90 pounds by 1998 to 86 pounds when he died in 2002. Layne kept his humor and wit even to the end of his life.
Brits had the monopoly on great rock but there was small period in the early 90's that Americans got it right.
Even my Dad who was a teen in the 70's likes the music.
There's a group of 4 teenagers in Australia called Mixed up Everything and they do a great cover of this song at the beach.
Love Mixed up Everything, they do great covers!
AIC one of the greats. God rest his soul Layne
Grew up in the early 90s...favorite band. Still a huge AIC fan. The Singles soundtrack was full of grungy goodness.
You guys should listen to “Rooster” by them. Written by Jerry Cantrell about his dad and his dad’s combat tour in Vietnam. Very powerful song.
No Excuses, Rooster - my favorite AIC tunes 👍
Layne , Chris ( sound garden ) were the Demigods of grunge. They’re gifted powerful voices they could sing any gendre
They've actually had a singer named William DuVall that's been in the band since 2006
Their bass player in this video, Mike Starr, also succumbed to drug addiction (many years after leaving the band).
Just came across your reviews. As a kid of the 80s / 90s in the US... just wanna say thank you for keeping AIC and Layne Staley alive. Dirt is probably the heaviest / darkest, most raw / honest... and just flat out best albums of not just the grunge era... but all time. Music is pure energy that transcends politics, religion, race... and most importantly... time. This album can be hard to listen to for me b/c I've also struggled with mental darkness and I lost friends to drugs during that time... but I've learned to respect the darkness and embrace the light. Much love and respect my brothers. @hvybalance
Love me some Alice in chains
Nice video, and to think I used to babysit Johnny Bacolas and his brother!!!
Guy with the CFH tat, I knew he'd already know this.
Layne is wearing Andrew Wood's shirt. He also died of a heroin overdose in 1990. This song was a tribute to Andy Wood.
The best of the grunge bands. "Love, Hate, Love" live from the Moore should be next.
God Loves Grunge! Much love to Layne.....Est 1966.
Lmaooo they literally just sat there and watched with no reaction
Only one of the best bands and best voices of all time
the mix goes hard here
Greatest band ever ❤ Live me some Layne!!
I mean, LoveHateLove Live is the one you want to watch.
What yall might not know is this was one of the biggest bands in our country. They were what made me pick up a guitar. Jerry Cantrell the guitarist was known as the "chungemaster", as he was the master at palm muting. So that choo choo train sound you hear in all their songs especially at the end of this one....he started it. I had my bedroom walls plastered with AIC and pantera. I actually bought a t-shirt with laynes xray of his broken leg on it years before he died. Such a shame and a big loss for us back then y'all. Huge influence on my life.
People always forget or maybe don't realize, you're not hearing one voice, but 2. Jerry Cantrell was always singing with Layne. His voice is just as good.
Just as good? That’s a stretch. I do love Jerry’s voice paired up with laynes tone.
The chorus is what makes this song what it is, and that’s all Layne. The reason Jerry had Will join him was because he couldn’t sing most of their songs because it was out of his range and abilities, so I wouldn’t say Jerry’s voice is just as good if he can’t perform most of the old songs. Jerry is an average singer at best in my opinion
3 of the more emotionless guys ever..lol
This is their dedication for Andrew Wood of Mother Love Bone who then reformed into Pearl Jam.
I was lucky enough to see Layne Staley perform at red rocks Colorado. Sadly he forgot many lyrics and it wasn’t long before he died. But his voice, range and gorgeous voice…. It’s a sad loss really.
Robert England sure can sing....lol
Pantera and Alice In Chains my 2 favorite bands
YAY!! Mike is back!! Like this video for mah dude.
Love this song and the band
Down in a hole mtv unplugged 👍🏼 one of the best to see laynes raw talent
One of my workout songs. Grunge is really good for exercise
Layne was one of the few singers where he sounds as good if not better live. Try reacting to Love, Hate, Love or Bleed the Freak from the live at the Moore concert, or Nutshell from MTV unplugged. Other videos to review are Angry Chair, Rooster, and Man in the Box.
Do love hate love. Live. Nothing better. It will blow you away
More Alice in Chains lads check out in concert 91 where they do Man in the Box and Sea of Sorrow and possibly live Singles Party 1992 performance of Junkhead pure class underrated legends in my view
I have one of Jerry Cantrell’s guitar picks 💚
You guys need to check out Love Hate Love... Layne kills it
no one went to 11 like layne..except maybe stevie ray vaughan, but that was on guitar, haha, he gave it everything
Ahhhhh, one of my favorite groups from the 90s. I wanted Layne Staley to sing at my funeral, but noooooooooooo. 😬🎵🔥
You should check out “Don’t Follow”, “Right Turn”, and “No Excuses” by AiC - from East Tx
Killer tune 🎶
Rockstar look?! Hell, I looked a lot like that dude whenever I got out of the United States Marine Corps in 1997. Same hair style and everything. Except my hair is black.
Alice In Chains was a part of the the grunge era. This entire album is considered a classic unfortunately layne staley the lead singer became hopelessly addicted to heroin and crack by like 96 on the mtv unplugged performance Staley was already basically a recluse and hadn’t been seen in awhile. He absolutely knew he was dying. One comment said it’s the closest thing you’ll see to a man playing his own funeral. He was a great talent and it was so unfortunate how he passed. The police found him two weeks after he died 6’1 82 pounds. Rest In Peace ☮️
legendary band.
They have a new lead singer. I saw them in Portland Oregon about three years ago. The lead singer they have isn’t Layne Staley but he works well enough. Actually not really new he’s been them for several years now
Michael Hathaway says that you must do more rock music reactions (first time, also).
AIC -- I stay away.....so harmonic
Alright alty lads...
This song was written about Andrew wood from mother love bone.
One of the original grunge bands who died even younger than Layne Staley.
Should also do blind melon.
Shannon hoon another early grunge death..
Chris Cornell (my hero) had a fork necklace in the black hole sun video..that necklace was made by Shannon hoon.
Love would and AIC but you really should do grind...
Take care lads from a timperley lad ..😎👍🏻
CTID...
Cornell is the best
@@e-reptiledysfunction2243 he's god..
And god I miss him..🙏🙏🙏🤘💙
must do "down in a hole" alice in chains MTV unplugged version. hauntingly beautiful considering how Layne stayley died
The bass player, Mike Star also died of an overdose
Perfection!
love the cfh tat
React to The Warning & Alessia Cara - Enter Sandman. They just recently dropped the music video for the song which is featured on the new Metallica Album The Blacklist.
That era thanks Seattle background.
Bassist Mike Starr has passed as well.
masterpiece
He sounded as good if not better live
Reminds me of REM orange crush video
Petroleum Jelly (Vaseline) makes your hair look like that. The only problem is your have to wash your hair like 5 times with dish detergent before you go to the barber. Cut the grease.
"Them Bones" next 😀
The studio version of "Nutshell" is far more powerful than the Unplugged version, despite what these comments say.
Nutshell is a must but if you want a harder track you can react to Rain When I Die!
React to the Album "Dirt" One of the greatest albums ever. Plus u should react to their MTV Unplugged set.
His birthday is tomorrow! 🎉🎉 22 Aug
Nice reaction Blokes! If I could suggest.. I say you guys react to some Beastie Boys! Random but figure I suggest it.
Keep up the good work, mates!
Sadly, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple, Metallica and all of these guys were from our generation x. We all had messed up childhoods.
this song is about drug addiction and accidentally over dosing and dying
Gotta do Rooster by Alice in chains if u haven't done it already
If you are going to comment on Music videos Do Pink Floyd! Th live version of Comfortably Numb would be nice
Have you guys commented on the Live version of Procol Harem Whiter shade of pale? With the Denmark Orchestra
Please react to Jeremy by Pearl Jam. The song, the video and the story behind are haunting and worth watching