RIP John Baker Saunders (September 23, 1954 - January 15, 1999), aged 44 RIP Mark Lanegan (November 25, 1964 - February 22, 2022), aged 57 RIP Layne Staley (August 22, 1967 - April 5, 2002), aged 34 You will be remembered as legends.
I remember in September of 2002 there was a coffeehouse event in my college town that was like a tribute to Alice In Chains. I didn’t realize it was because Layne had died a few months prior 😮
Oh I can only imagine!! Damn, here I thought I was lucky seeing AIC open up for Van Halen in like '91, immediately was my favorite band before morning hit and got dirt and hour later! Not till These guys got together have I loved any music and group better than AIC❤❤
Not just that, he plays them so friggin' hard it makes you wanna learn them just to play like that. Guy's like a modern Keith Moon. But with better time.
Layne’s voice is one you could hear 100 years from now and it would still resonate because it’s so unique. RIP to one of the icons of the 90s grunge era.
Layne has that classic "i don't play guitar" grip. Edit: I meant no disrespect. As a guitar player, I notice stuff like that. That's all. Peace. And RIP Layne. Your voice was legendary.
what are you talking about? He played guitar for Alice in chains too sometimes. He was very fragile already in this period, the grip wasn't the strongest even with the micstand.
I found out about Mad Season when I was 17... This was the first song I ever heard. I got the biggest chills ever. The year is 2019 and I still get the chills... The Power of Grunge.
I found out about Mad Season when I was 16. The year was 2009 ... it's 2019 and it continues in my life forever! it was what I needed, the sound of Seattle changed and saved my life!
@@brandysmanlarry Grunge is just a label,to sell the sound that was coming out of Seattle! It's not a genre as many think! Mudhoney is a Rock&Roll garage band, with raw influences of Punk and Hardcore, the same with Nirvana, but with a lot of indie influence ... AIC and Soundgarden, raw Metal, Slugde, doom, hard for sure! Mother love bone and Pearl jam hard rock ...Screaming trees, and even Stone temple despite not being in Seattle was part of the so-called "movement" hard rock with a touch of psychedelic. Melvins pure Slugde, practically invented it, with the honorable mention of part B of My war!
Mike looks like a kid who begged his Mum to let his older brother take him to his first gig, slipped his chaperone within 3 minutes of getting thru the gates and *_THINGS ESCALATED FROM THERE._*
Mr. Tom Morello taught him some of his first riffs and how to put notes together! Layne then went on to creat amazing riffs like this, Angry Chair, Hate to Feel, and a few more. Awesome music history.
Gotta love McCready for putting this together met the bassist in rehab decided to put him on tried to help get layne back on track. When you first get clean you want to save the world. Two guys died and he had a few relapses himself. You realize all you can save is yourself and you're fortunate if you do that. In the end though they all gave us some awesome music thank you Mike. Rip Layne and John and Barrett keep rocking.
This is for the 41 people that gave this a thumbs down, You don't have any sense of great music!! Mad Season was one of my favorite bands & they only had one album!!
Layne Staley was the best. I fell in love with him the first time I saw him! He was a great guy and humble. I don't think he knew how great he was. I will never forget him. I cried so hard when he passed away. Of course we knew it was coming. 😭
You can see Layne's beautiful eyes here, which you cannot see all that often. I can empathize with the sunglasses as I would love to block out the world that constantly judges.
It's also heroin you don't want blinding lights and a bunch of eyes on you when your high. He started wearing fingerless gloves to cover up needle marks you never see his hands in his later years.
MICHAŁ ANIOŁ Jerry does that also twice during Unplugged in the second chorus of No Excuses after Layne crushes the last few notes. When you see things like that, sofar I’ve only seen from AIC and these guys, you know they love their beloved doomed friend. I hate to say doomed, but he truly seemed like he was. I can’t name a single person other than him who’s connected with so many thousands of people. I’m talking perhaps hundreds of thousands, I’d bet millions. That’s not your average legacy, he was a gift to everyone, especially those in pain. I concluded I need to see AIC this Thursday for my own sake. Fuck that Duvall crap, they only play to honor him, that’s therapy for me. Nuff said.
Now this is a legit supergroup. Barrett, who I've never really heard of, is just going ballistic on his kit and I love every second. McCready shows way more guitar chops than I expected from any 90s band, and Layne, on rhythm guitar of all things, gave us one hell of a hook and can make such basic lyrics endlessly cool. I just discovered Mad Season and I like it!
I was at this show when I was 19..............Lane had more energy at this show than you can see here, because this was closer to the beginning. I think he needed to warm up a little.....but once he did, he phucking rocked the hell out!!!! The whole crowd looks like one giant pit, that's because IT WAS!!!!! :)
Layne Staley in Mad Season 🌟 the best music ever! Layne with that guitar enjoying it 🖤🎸🎤 I think he was happy & in his element with Mad Season. Thank you Mike McCready.
@@tomfarr2443 nah, I feel you. I'm a addict in recovery. I use Marijuana for Cancer but I don't pick up that vibe from you. You just hate losing so many good talented people. You hate that Layne is not here along with others. Respect to you.
Born & raised in Sea Town, I was fortunate to see everyone from Mother Love Bone, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Mud Honey, SuperSuckers, Melvins, Screaming Trees, Candlebox, Temple of the Dog, Alice in Chains in the late 80's thru mid 90's and this show, Mad Seasons, standing just left of center balcony level. watching many different band members from different bands descend down into their own abyss and prisons, weakening physically, emotionally, and vocally, but this was a very special night and show whereas a mutual appreciation between band and audience grew as the night progressed, and you could see a light on in Layne that i hadn't seen in some earlier AIC shows. It was truly a magically time to be alive, and to witness one of Rock's all time greats taken too soon from us. Enjoy and if you are suffering and dealing with addiction or mental health, talk to someone, be proactive and know there is hope and a better way to live!
I declared this album the "Best Rock n Roll album EVER made," after hearing it fr strt-finish in Spring 1995 @ 17yrs old. Im 47? STILL agree with my 17yr old self 30yrs later. (I just knew, even at 17? Nothing can touch this. Nothing will be better than last 4yrs, 1991-95.)
Well you were a lot smarter and had a better taste in music than I had at 17 lol. But yeah it's a great Album with a very special sound.. kind of an mix of blues and grunge.
Coming from a huge Nirvana fan, Layne Staley is the most underrated front man in history. Their wasn't nearly enough coverage of his death. Watching this i see so many similarities in Layne and Kurt. They both often times were fuckin ripped while on stage, as Layne has to be here. Both have extremely unique voices and both unfortunately had severe problems. Layne lost his FIANCE [ as correctly stated below by Swag ] and was never the same. Kurt met his future wife and was never the same. Both died on the same day ( 8 years apart ). Layne's story should have been shown more. That's ridiculous. This man was one of the greatest ever. R.I.P Special thanks to Swag Mammy ( bless her heart) for correcting me while being humble and understanding about my poorly executed comment in which I said Mr. Staley was married when in fact he was engaged. In my defense, there wasn't enough coverage of his death. That's no excuse for my actions. I'm deeply ashamed. I'm gonna binge watch everything about Layne Staley tonight/tomorrow and come away with forthright knowledge of this legend. R.I.P Layne and go fuck yourself Swag Mimis. Just kidding. I'm sure deep down you're a good woman. And probably a Swaggin' Memaw for some fine grandchildren. You could have been a little more polite there Swag Mama. Have a super great day.
@@thekurtdawg13 Thank you! I can't stand keyboard warriors that spew hatred. Could've just said hey you got it wrong and all would be fine. Thanks again
@@Heckmesideways Idk about you but I'm not perfect. Far from it actually. Yes I was wrong and I should've got my facts right. That's all you had to say. Maybe it's all of the dope I've smoked but I don't remember a lot of coverage of his death. Everyone knows Kurt's story. Everyone should know Layne's story. Apparently including me 😂. Take care
The smile shared between Mike and Layne at 3:28 = "we got this" --The love and bond of true friendship. I revisit this clip often of course to see the video but to witness that exchange.
20 years old, found AIC, Mad Season, Pearl Jam, STP, Days of The New, etc just this year, never heard music like this before, never got to see many of these now passed grunge artists live but man the feelings I get when I see them is different, it’s electric, their voices resonate to your core, it’s different and it’s special the AIC, STP, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam Unplugged albums and any early live performances of them just carry this different feel within the music and there’s nothing like it, may Layne Staley, Scott Weiland, Kurt Cobain and many now passed grunge artists rest in paradise, you’re all fucking legends and the music you make moves people
It’s great to see younger people appreciate good music. There’s something to be said for real voices with no autotune and music played live without a computer. Keep rockin!
You might like Rishloo. I recommend starting with Dark Charade. The band is definitely younger, a slightly different vibe, but you can feel grunge in it. I think this team is very underrated.
Im a huge aic fan been wasting my time on rap for 10 years this past year really got into slayer and AiC and today i just discovering mad season im blown away
Listen to Pantera too, I used to listen to rap and started listening to Pantera and Alice In Chains and never looked back, it’s on a completely different level than that cheesy generic autotune crap
It.s funny cause if you search google for i don.t know anything...the wrong lyrics comes in the first search reaponses. Guess the employee just copy pasted...which is very sad :(((
That guitar riff, drums, and Layne's vocals are just phenomenal. They worked great together as a band, it sucks they didn't last, I am genuinely sad about it.
At 3:25 Gawd i love those little reactions and smiles that Mike and Layne always give each other when theyre jamming this song together. They do it in the Self Pollution Radio Broadcat video as well. Just be jamming along together, look at each other, and smile ear to ear as if theyre both thinking "Thank you for jamming with me, you're so talented and fun on stage."
LAYNE ON GUITAR 🎸, EVERYONE! And no harmony part, with him singing 🎤 first tenor. I have never heard this version before, from this night of the show. 🤟🏼❤️🎶⭐️🔥 I miss the hell out of him. Can’t wait to see you again Layne, R.I.P. ❤️🔥🙏🌹🌹🌹💋
Because HD was invented in 1993. To transfer & remaster video & audio back then was time consuming & very expensive, but like most technology over time it becomes faster & cheaper. Remember when laptop computers cost between $900 - $1,000 ? or when DVD players were $300 ? Did you buy one right away?
It's beautiful to see Layne in HD. The best vocalist of all time in my opinion. RIP Layne and John.
(not HD)
second maybe. first is Chris Cornell.
I think it's a matter of taste ... Both Kickass! two of the best ever!
@@kgur That's your opinion and I respect it. I said that in my opinion Layne was the best.
u gotta check out jeff buckley
For a guy who “doesn’t play guitar” he sure wrote some catchy riffs. “Angry Chair”, “Hate to Feel”, “I Don’t Know Anything”.
brush away
Rowan Melton I think Jerry played guitar in that song. There’s like 1 or 2 AIC songs where layne plays
Head Creeps
Simple easy riffs can be the most effective.
this is basically the Angry Chair riff tho
RIP John Baker Saunders (September 23, 1954 - January 15, 1999), aged 44
RIP Mark Lanegan (November 25, 1964 - February 22, 2022), aged 57
RIP Layne Staley (August 22, 1967 - April 5, 2002), aged 34
You will be remembered as legends.
Layne the Lion!
@@jamietaylor9303, that is right... hear Layne roar! #layneismagic
@@LPJack02 Mike McCready BARELY made it out alive of 1995-96.
He was very close.
Go look at him early 96? Maybe weighed 110bs
I'm waiting for his Autobiography Book
I remember in September of 2002 there was a coffeehouse event in my college town that was like a tribute to Alice In Chains. I didn’t realize it was because Layne had died a few months prior 😮
Probably the best concert I've had the pleasure of seeing live
Oh I can only imagine!! Damn, here I thought I was lucky seeing AIC open up for Van Halen in like '91, immediately was my favorite band before morning hit and got dirt and hour later!
Not till These guys got together have I loved any music and group better than AIC❤❤
@@SeanEnginetechnology AIC was my first ever concert in 92 the 4 weeks later was Soundgarden
thats awesome. i wish i was alive in that era of music
@@nutshell994 Great TH-cam handle. One band I wish I could've seen. Andy Woods was a master class
@@nutshell994 me too
Barrett is so underrated on drums. That guy is a monster on drums. Plays for each song perfectly.
Not just that, he plays them so friggin' hard it makes you wanna learn them just to play like that. Guy's like a modern Keith Moon. But with better time.
Thanks
just look at his face in the end. thats it
@@kukoshkin lol!!! Yessss. I lol'd.
Seriously. Underrated. Very tight, very musical, very powerful. Ace.
Layne’s voice is one you could hear 100 years from now and it would still resonate because it’s so unique. RIP to one of the icons of the 90s grunge era.
💯 RIP to the greatest "grunge" vocalist ever. Layne was a monster human to pull this off!
CAN WE PLEASE REINCARNATE THIS SPIRITUALLY GIFTED BEING
Amen 🙏 I love his music 🎶 Whn he died the world was robbed 😢 💔
This my son's acct. He's 11. I'm 51 and only recently n the past couple of yrs really gt nto Layne Staley- Era AIC...
Daniel Johns?
Almost there! I'm mext
I miss this time period so much...
Ditto!
Don't be sad that it's over Be happy this happened... I'm 56 years old b**** or jerkface
Same
For real best era of music ever we were the lucky ones . Gen X ers rocked hardcore
Mike McCready playing a fucking guitar solo BEHIND HIS BACK.
Been waiting for somebody to say something about that!
He'a a phenomenal guitarist. 😎
A homage to Hendrix probably but he is by far one of my fav guitarists
Hes a beast
playing behind the back is literally the same as playing in front and not looking. It really is not that hard. Especially for a beast such as McCready
I was fortunate enough to be at this show it was amazing to see!
Wish I could've been, but I was 14 living in Tennessee.
Lucky dog
Can you tell more about it.
The Netherlands
Layne has that classic "i don't play guitar" grip.
Edit: I meant no disrespect. As a guitar player, I notice stuff like that. That's all. Peace. And RIP Layne. Your voice was legendary.
Satevo coz he didnt really, probably coz hes half dead and needed something to do since he cant move around at.that.point.
what are you talking about? He played guitar for Alice in chains too sometimes. He was very fragile already in this period, the grip wasn't the strongest even with the micstand.
He probably didn't practice that much. Layne was primarily a vocalist.
He's not bad at drums though hahaha, before the decay came
@@croslee I agree there. Always had a weird stance with a guitar, don't think it's anything to do with his addiction at all IMO.
Barrett Martin is SO Criminally UNDERATED!!!! HE'S THE GLUE KEEPING THIS BAND TOGETHER
I found out about Mad Season when I was 17... This was the first song I ever heard.
I got the biggest chills ever.
The year is 2019 and I still get the chills... The Power of Grunge.
I found out about Mad Season when I was 16. The year was 2009 ... it's 2019 and it continues in my life forever! it was what I needed, the sound of Seattle changed and saved my life!
Really wouldn't classify this project as grunge at all.
It was a Grand expirement that produced a sound and style that was truly out of THIS WORLD.
@@brandysmanlarry Grunge is just a label,to sell the sound that was coming out of Seattle! It's not a genre as many think! Mudhoney is a Rock&Roll garage band, with raw influences of Punk and Hardcore, the same with Nirvana, but with a lot of indie influence ... AIC and Soundgarden, raw Metal, Slugde, doom, hard for sure! Mother love bone and Pearl jam hard rock ...Screaming trees, and even Stone temple despite not being in Seattle was part of the so-called "movement" hard rock with a touch of psychedelic. Melvins pure Slugde, practically invented it, with the honorable mention of part B of My war!
bless u dude what a awesome song
I was 16-17 too. Doing coke .....whewww
This is not music, this is ‘magic’
Said the grateful dead
honestly, this is one of the coolest things in rock n roll history.
Mike came close to Layne, and they smile and have fun playing together, this is so priceless.
I noticed that too. It was a nice moment to witness their dynamic.
Mike looks like a kid who begged his Mum to let his older brother take him to his first gig, slipped his chaperone within 3 minutes of getting thru the gates and *_THINGS ESCALATED FROM THERE._*
I lovetht little smile
The little smile Layne and Mike give each other at 3:28 is everything.
Robert Argent yes!!!
Friends...
Jaaa! Yeah
Thank you so much for pointing that out
Mike wanted layne to hang around drug free guys
One of the grungiest songs ever written.
Thank you Mad Season for giving this masterpiece of an album 👏🏼
Layne playing guitar? damn that's awesome !
Mr. Tom Morello taught him some of his first riffs and how to put notes together! Layne then went on to creat amazing riffs like this, Angry Chair, Hate to Feel, and a few more. Awesome music history.
@@kaidengathings3096 that's great! love'm both btw
@@kaidengathings3096 where can I find the source of this???
@@danielmelo8598 Layne talked about it when he guest hosted "Rage" in Late 1993
There's not a man on this Planet that can replace that voice!!!! RIP LAYNE😢💔🎤
Outstanding I miss my youth and my generation had the best music honestly ever
Layne cradling that guitar like a first child. Strange to miss someone you never knew. Thanks for the vocals brother
This gig just looks fun
Gotta love McCready for putting this together met the bassist in rehab decided to put him on tried to help get layne back on track. When you first get clean you want to save the world. Two guys died and he had a few relapses himself. You realize all you can save is yourself and you're fortunate if you do that. In the end though they all gave us some awesome music thank you Mike. Rip Layne and John and Barrett keep rocking.
Much love to McCready. So glad he’s still around and rockin’.
Barret is still alive
Barrett Martin doesn’t get anywhere near the credit he deserves
Man I wear this record out.
This is for the 41 people that gave this a thumbs down, You don't have any sense of great music!! Mad Season was one of my favorite bands & they only had one album!!
I Love you so much Layne Staley 🖤
this song is very addictive...
I personally identify with a lot of their poetry. Legend in my own mind. 👍
McCready when walks over to Layne mid song, they both smiled at each other.
F'ing Goosebumps!
I was 17yrs old time this masterpiece performance
Just goes to show you, you are never to old to discover….. just learning about this band!!!
I'd give up half of everything I own to live 1995-96 over again.
In Seattle
Half of nothing is still nothing
Me too 😢
I used to think I loved 90-96 music so much because I graduated hs 94, but the music really was just insanely good, golden age
Dude! That was the sweet spot! Lol
Layne Staley was the best. I fell in love with him the first time I saw him! He was a great guy and humble. I don't think he knew how great he was. I will never forget him. I cried so hard when he passed away. Of course we knew it was coming. 😭
I still cry for him.
I still remember where I was when I heard he was gone
Could this be one of the most catchy songs ever
Watching these videos of this concert just makes me appreciate Layne all over again.
You can see Layne's beautiful eyes here, which you cannot see all that often. I can empathize with the sunglasses as I would love to block out the world that constantly judges.
check
check
It's also heroin you don't want blinding lights and a bunch of eyes on you when your high. He started wearing fingerless gloves to cover up needle marks you never see his hands in his later years.
Damn the way Barrett owns his set this entire concert is breathtaking. He's insanely good!! Very mesmerizing. It's hard to take your eyes off him.
Layne smile at 2:21 and 3:28 is sooooo adorable!
Love and RIP Layne! ❤️
Ten refren jest wyjebany w kosmos.
Layne and Mike were great friends
Was gonna comment the same thing until i seen this!! It cracks me up everytime for no odd reason!! Love it
@@traviscummins26 the same happen when i play with my band. I and the bassist start to smile like fuckin weirdos just for fun hahah
MICHAŁ ANIOŁ Jerry does that also twice during Unplugged in the second chorus of No Excuses after Layne crushes the last few notes. When you see things like that, sofar I’ve only seen from AIC and these guys, you know they love their beloved doomed friend. I hate to say doomed, but he truly seemed like he was. I can’t name a single person other than him who’s connected with so many thousands of people. I’m talking perhaps hundreds of thousands, I’d bet millions. That’s not your average legacy, he was a gift to everyone, especially those in pain. I concluded I need to see AIC this Thursday for my own sake. Fuck that Duvall crap, they only play to honor him, that’s therapy for me. Nuff said.
This song = I'm humble
Now this is a legit supergroup. Barrett, who I've never really heard of, is just going ballistic on his kit and I love every second. McCready shows way more guitar chops than I expected from any 90s band, and Layne, on rhythm guitar of all things, gave us one hell of a hook and can make such basic lyrics endlessly cool.
I just discovered Mad Season and I like it!
DTOM grunge is one hell of a drug.
So much potential of being a big success but sadly they never took off big time :(
U have missed super cool dude bassman (rip).
Don’t forget sherik
here's McCready nailing another heartfelt solo th-cam.com/video/x6E0Z8wqNDQ/w-d-xo.html
WHY THIS SONG IS SO UNDERRATED?!?!
I don't know bro, this is biblical
This song did get some play on mainstream radio.......
it's one of their most popular?
Omg I love how Mike plays it behind lol
really love that ‘yeah’ 1:15
YEAH!
I was at this show when I was 19..............Lane had more energy at this show than you can see here, because this was closer to the beginning. I think he needed to warm up a little.....but once he did, he phucking rocked the hell out!!!! The whole crowd looks like one giant pit, that's because IT WAS!!!!! :)
Bad ass! 🤙
You saw history in the making
What I wouldn’t give to have seen this live. It is my all time favorite show ever. Even Cantrell said he was jealous and he saw it.
Indeed, Gen-X is bat shit crazy.
It's Layne*
Whatta performance! Love Layne and Mike exchanging enchanting smiles at 3.30 . Mad Season is sooo good!!🌟🔥💥♥️
Hes giving so many kurt vibes here... looks and vocals... it would hsve been so cool to see a collaboration between the two of them
I'm from Seattle and I watch all of the old live music and it makes me wish I was there in my own group just being able to play
I have watched this a million times...
Ah the 90's... They were so simple. We wanted the best, we got the best
I agree but you better not be a kiss fan
What a Voice!!!! I really Miss that Guy ... My younger times!!! 😢😥😩😩
You were a pioneer, thank u for witnessing him while he was alive for some of us.
I love you so much Layne ❤️
Master grunge Man!
Thank you for everything Mad Season, best super grunge group
I remember when this album broke and we were all blown away..... epic start to finish..... talk about a super group Mad Season was one of the best
Layne feels so alive here, he is though. In our hearts. Rest in peace Layne and John Baker Saunders.
and strung out a f.
I wish i were 23 again so i could relive the best era in music
Layne was anointed with talent. An empath taken too soon. Rest well. 🖤💗🖤
3:25 those smiles... priceless...
Layne Staley in Mad Season 🌟 the best music ever! Layne with that guitar enjoying it 🖤🎸🎤 I think he was happy & in his element with Mad Season. Thank you Mike McCready.
Dear Susan. I think you are 100% right about Layne and Mad Season. All the best from Denmark
McCready started this band to get him off heroin
@@dborders8637 God bless him!!
Ya, he rocked, I'm not anti drug, but sucks when they take talent from us. Lots of talent gone. I liked them all.
@@tomfarr2443 nah, I feel you. I'm a addict in recovery. I use Marijuana for Cancer but I don't pick up that vibe from you. You just hate losing so many good talented people. You hate that Layne is not here along with others. Respect to you.
somehow I got tickets to this show back in the day. Watched it from the balcony. It felt like we were watching history being made. Miss you Layne.
Wow u're so lucky 🥲
Oh fuckin A you were witnessing history
Born & raised in Sea Town, I was fortunate to see everyone from
Mother Love Bone, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Mud Honey,
SuperSuckers, Melvins, Screaming Trees, Candlebox, Temple of the Dog,
Alice in Chains in the late 80's thru mid 90's and this show, Mad
Seasons, standing just left of center balcony level. watching many
different band members from different bands descend down into their own
abyss and prisons, weakening physically, emotionally, and vocally, but
this was a very special night and show whereas a mutual appreciation
between band and audience grew as the night progressed, and you could
see a light on in Layne that i hadn't seen in some earlier AIC shows. It
was truly a magically time to be alive, and to witness one of Rock's
all time greats taken too soon from us. Enjoy and if you are suffering
and dealing with addiction or mental health, talk to someone, be
proactive and know there is hope and a better way to live!
Lucky ❤🔥❤🔥
I might be the only Tunisian (Top North Africa) fan listening to this and never had a damn chance to see these legends live... =(
Sikpuppy fuck off
@@Heckmesideways no thanks, kick rocks!
@@RudeRaptorSQ TY, I feel very fortunate for my experiences! Take care.
I declared this album the "Best Rock n Roll album EVER made," after hearing it fr strt-finish in Spring 1995 @ 17yrs old.
Im 47? STILL agree with my 17yr old self 30yrs later.
(I just knew, even at 17? Nothing can touch this. Nothing will be better than last 4yrs, 1991-95.)
Well you were a lot smarter and had a better taste in music than I had at 17 lol. But yeah it's a great Album with a very special sound.. kind of an mix of blues and grunge.
@@k_ir3868ty
Some of Mike McCready 's finest work
Amen 🙏🙏🙌, absolutely KILLS it, they all do, just beyond Amazing -- the 1 show I wish I could have been at!
Layne said his work with Mad Season was his favorite body of work.....
@Jerrycantrell018_ I am doing well.....just a Gen Xer like yourself trying to keep great music alive♥️
SUPERBOWL FUCK YEAH… Layne, John, Mike & Bear. Guys are great.
MAD SEASON will never die🤘🏼
0:36 When I take a random math test at school:
just heard the riff on the superbowl :)
Thought I heard right
Was it a commercial or what I don’t watch football?
@@R.A.D.G59 on the game most likely.
@R.A.D59 nfl plays alot of Phish music too.
@@wickster2121 Nice I went to see phish when they were in Maine Loring Air Force base.
I love the confidence in Barrett's drumming. Dude plays what fits and does it better than anyone else would have
Hes so raw looking here, its great. Enjoying every minute of it
When Mike plays his guitar on his neck on the back of his head at 3:55!
That riff man
Coming from a huge Nirvana fan, Layne Staley is the most underrated front man in history. Their wasn't nearly enough coverage of his death. Watching this i see so many similarities in Layne and
Kurt. They both often times were fuckin ripped while on stage, as Layne has to be here. Both have extremely unique voices and both unfortunately had severe problems. Layne lost his FIANCE [ as correctly stated below by Swag ] and was never the same. Kurt met his future wife and was never the same. Both died on the same day ( 8 years apart ). Layne's story should have been shown more. That's ridiculous. This man was one of the greatest ever. R.I.P
Special thanks to Swag Mammy ( bless her heart) for correcting me while being humble and understanding about my poorly executed comment in which I said Mr. Staley was married when in fact he was engaged. In my defense, there wasn't enough coverage of his death. That's no excuse for my actions. I'm deeply ashamed. I'm gonna binge watch everything about Layne Staley tonight/tomorrow and come away with forthright knowledge of this legend. R.I.P Layne and go fuck yourself Swag Mimis. Just kidding. I'm sure deep down you're a good woman. And probably a Swaggin' Memaw for some fine grandchildren. You could have been a little more polite there Swag Mama. Have a super great day.
Stephen Hembree it was laynes fiancé they called of the wedding then she died get your facts right you fucking idiot
@@Heckmesideways You're just what we need in this world. More hate. Congratulations You're contributing quite well.
Stephen Hembree get the facts right then I wouldn't have to give you shit bro
@@thekurtdawg13 Thank you! I can't stand keyboard warriors that spew hatred. Could've just said hey you got it wrong and all would be fine. Thanks again
@@Heckmesideways Idk about you but I'm not perfect. Far from it actually. Yes I was wrong and I should've got my facts right. That's all you had to say. Maybe it's all of the dope I've smoked but I don't remember a lot of coverage of his death. Everyone knows Kurt's story. Everyone should know Layne's story. Apparently including me 😂. Take care
I think this is the most talented band that existed, Those members are fricking legends. The bassist, drummer, guitarist, vocalist.
The smile shared between Mike and Layne at 3:28 = "we got this" --The love and bond of true friendship. I revisit this clip often of course to see the video but to witness that exchange.
20 years old, found AIC, Mad Season, Pearl Jam, STP, Days of The New, etc just this year, never heard music like this before, never got to see many of these now passed grunge artists live but man the feelings I get when I see them is different, it’s electric, their voices resonate to your core, it’s different and it’s special the AIC, STP, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam Unplugged albums and any early live performances of them just carry this different feel within the music and there’s nothing like it, may Layne Staley, Scott Weiland, Kurt Cobain and many now passed grunge artists rest in paradise, you’re all fucking legends and the music you make moves people
It’s great to see younger people appreciate good music. There’s something to be said for real voices with no autotune and music played live without a computer. Keep rockin!
You might like Rishloo. I recommend starting with Dark Charade. The band is definitely younger, a slightly different vibe, but you can feel grunge in it. I think this team is very underrated.
Im a huge aic fan been wasting my time on rap for 10 years this past year really got into slayer and AiC and today i just discovering mad season im blown away
Listen to Pantera too, I used to listen to rap and started listening to Pantera and Alice In Chains and never looked back, it’s on a completely different level than that cheesy generic autotune crap
Lemme tell ya about this band called Anthrax.... Look up Bring tha noise!
Mike McCready in an all-timer! Guy could have played in any era.
I have no words but these
Thank you, I'd give my left nut to have been at this show
Goat
Lyrics in the description are for river of deceit otherwise great upload and great quality all round
It.s funny cause if you search google for i don.t know anything...the wrong lyrics comes in the first search reaponses. Guess the employee just copy pasted...which is very sad :(((
@@incognito13567 This channel is run by VEVO, that tells you all you need to know.
They don't anything, that's why The lyrics are wrong😂
@@dereksparrow565 lol
I know he's not the most well known musician in this group or in this era in general but for once I just wanna say RIP John "Baker" Saunders 🤘
Great bass player who brought a lot to the sound of mad season with his jazz background. Rip
All that can be said is Alice in Chains & Mad Season rocked! R.I.P.
The f****** fact that he hits these f****** chords so righteous blows my f****** mind on this awesome song(along with the rest of the group)
Layne tenía una voz única por cierto que buen riff el de esta canción
Y lo mejor es que está compuesto por el mismo! Gran cantante y compositor.
Only singer I know that can say yeaaaa with class!!!...🙂
That guitar riff, drums, and Layne's vocals are just phenomenal. They worked great together as a band, it sucks they didn't last, I am genuinely sad about it.
The smile at circe 3.27 is priceless
Layne is his usual amazing self but the drums omg this guy is fabulous!
At 3:25 Gawd i love those little reactions and smiles that Mike and Layne always give each other when theyre jamming this song together. They do it in the Self Pollution Radio Broadcat video as well. Just be jamming along together, look at each other, and smile ear to ear as if theyre both thinking "Thank you for jamming with me, you're so talented and fun on stage."
Love seeing Layne having a blast on stage!
@Jerrycantrell018_ just bought a g&l rampage a few months back, love the action..so easy to play
@Jerrycantrell018_ is this really Jerry? 😳
For fuck sake the drum combinations and the sheer rumble barret produces are just mind blowing...by the way miss you layne!!!!!!
LAYNE ON GUITAR 🎸, EVERYONE! And no harmony part, with him singing 🎤 first tenor. I have never heard this version before, from this night of the show. 🤟🏼❤️🎶⭐️🔥 I miss the hell out of him. Can’t wait to see you again Layne, R.I.P. ❤️🔥🙏🌹🌹🌹💋
Agreed. Almost forgot he actually played guitar.
Live at Moore, Seattle 1995 is the best live ever, in my opinion 💙
That "YEAH" at 1:15 ....... That alone hooks me. He's having Soo much fun here. Love him.❤
The great one make it look effortless!
I love you so much Layne! RIP dude so talented! Best vocalist ever in my opinion 💖💖💖
He looks very good on this video.
Question: Why does it take the Music Industry and Bands 24 long years to re-release quality music in HD and remaster it?
In many cases, the band needs to wait in order to end the contract that involves copyrights policy;
I don’t know anything
I don't know
Because HD was invented in 1993. To transfer & remaster video & audio back then was time consuming & very expensive, but like most technology over time it becomes faster & cheaper. Remember when laptop computers cost between $900 - $1,000 ? or when DVD players were $300 ? Did you buy one right away?
Cause of...
AmerKKKa!
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Sabbath lives on , so does Chris with his legacy..