It’s crazy just listening to those chords-it sounds different. Layne Staley’s voice added such a dimension to those songs...his voice put a definite vibe and stamp on those songs. Alice In Chains were so unique-remember hearing We Die Young as the first song from them...was blown away. Jerry Cantrell’s vocals worked so well with Layne’s voice. Thanks for the lesson-your selection of songs was cool!
To me this stuff is so much heavier then shit today. I'm glad I discovered metal in the 90s, perfect timing. Today: 8 or 9 string guitars, tuning down 5 steps, over technical, over produced....it's all so unflattering and boring. It's like the feel has been removed, and is synthetic. Sad.
I saw them open for Van Halen in Portland and the Rose Garden in early 1992 awesome show. It was the last show with Van Halen and they had Van Halen come up and jam with them. At least Eddie and Michael.
It’s Interesting that “ Would” was first released on the soundtrack to the movie Singles. I believe the video coincided that release. I remember seeing the vid and running out to the record store to find. that tune but couldn’t find it until a store clerk found it was on that soundtrack. ( remember when we went to Record stores? Miss those days). Some other good tunes on the soundtrack, but played Would over and over. Then Dirt came out and it occupied the next few months musically. I was in my my early twenties. Took me a bit to adapt from the 80s sound, but I fell in love with AIC , Pearl Jam, mother love bone. Soundgarden of course. The Temple of The Dog album is also a masterpiece. ✌️
Great stuff! (as usual). I was in Seattle in the mid/late 80's and saw a lot of the bands grow into national acts. AIC was actually from Tacoma (30 miles south), and were a bit more metal than the others at first. Soundgarden was really the king of the scene, and set the bar high for others to try and reach. Green River eventually split into Mudhoney and Mother Love Bone, which became Pearl Jam. Nirvana was a little late to the scene, coming from Aberdeen, but people knew they were different, and special. For AIC, they were first marketed as an alt metal band with Facelift, but when the Seattle scene started blowing up, they evolved into an even more sludgy/grungy sound (Dirt). Jerry Cantrell definitely had some strong ties to the classics (Hendrix), but also Sabbath for the sludgy, downtuned riffs. (Soundgarden also really drew Sabbath and Zeppelin). Keep up the great work!
One of my favs. I was there! "Would" is so brilliant, from the low voicing of G sans 5 that is usually avoided with distortion (dirt) that gives me chills to the minimalistic solo, equally brilliant. Thanks David. RIP Layne.
OH HELL YEA....the solo to “would” is the BEST 20 seconds ever recorded....I freakin love Alice...”hey, here comes the Brewster”...that is awesome....great job my brother!!!
Appreciate back to back vids on my two favorite bands, VH and AIC. Dirt is fantastic from start to finish. One of the few perfect albums. Cantrell's genious is creating an immersive experience that transports the listener into another world, much like The Floyd.
I am 47 years old. I am so glad my youth was the 80s and 90s We had so much fun. Actually meeting each other that shows concerts and parties actually interacting physically. I remember the car chains 50 cars long going out to the middle of nowhere where everybody would meet and party our asses off. I'm from Texas and it was a lot like the movie Dazed and Confused. That movie seem to reflect the way it was growing up more than any movie I've ever seen And music was a really really big deal back then. Man, we had a lot of fun!!
The album Dirt was my soundtrack to my life during the late 90's 😎 and being a guitar player Jerry was always an amazing player that definitely influenced my playing it's something about the Eb tuning that rocks my brain and even early Sabbath tunes all in Eb...
David thanks for that. I got to see Jerry on his Brighten Tour and it was phenomenal. Looking forward to the Alice in Chains Tour later this year. I love the old stuff and rediscovering the new and it's great as well.🤘🎸
LATE NIGHT, thanks for the alice in chains lesson. Pearl Jams guitarist Stone Gossard uses a lot of open tunings and open tuning chords. Make a video lesson about it because he doesn't use normal rhythm guitar chords.
Thank you! Father Cantrell is tha bawss...Sunshine, i cant remember & hate to feel.....tons of harmonies in just a few second riff....or the OST from Last action hero.....siiiiiickkkkkk
That D note in the Man in the Box riff always was the mystery I couldn't figure out. The studio version sounds like he's got a Heil Talk box on it too yet subtle
I actually love that booing story more than any other AIC story I've heard. It shows you the power of music in both directions ! People wanted to hear Van Halens music, got mad, then heard a song to spoke to their feelings and exultation ensues. Perfectly engineered, it would have been my favorite show ever played in that band. (unplugged is god mode and untouchable, obviously that is not included) E: obi wan was smart, from a certain point of view, those boos really demonstrated the love and power inherent to music
Thanks for this vid, Dave! Love AIC! If you've never heard it, look up the isolated guitar tracks for "Them Bones"....you can really hear how Jerry's guitar tone was simply crushing...and you can really hear all the little nuances that get lost in the final mix! Thanks for all you do, man...you have such a great channel!
I’m actually a big fan of Facelift. Ain’t Like That is a killer riff! Dirt is great too, but some songs are just too depressing to me on multiple repeats. Anyway, great lesson as always! Only criticism would be inclusion of Man In The Box...most guitarists that follow you probably already know it and AIC has so many other tunes with dark and nifty chords. Kudos to Van Halen having them as an opener back in the day. I’m sure Eddie had a say in that selection.
Michael 3:15 agreed. Confusion is my favorite song off Facelift, but Ain’t like that is a killer ass riff! I go back and forth between facelift and Dirt on which one I like more. They’re both masterpieces
my favorite Alice in chains album is there first one "facelift" they had me with "we die young" it was just sooo dark sounding. dirt was there best album tho. I couldn't get into the grunge thing back in the day but Alice in chains was something special.
I saw them open for Van Halen, too. In Nashville. My first ever rock concert. It was the moment I realized there was a new sound (news traveled slow back in those days LOL)
I’m the biggest CANTRELL fan !! Lots of love for Alice n chains they still Rock and we will always miss Layne one of the greatest bands ever no doubt 👍🏾
Alice in Chains is not grunge! They even say it themselves. They are a hard rock band and Layne Staley said he really hated how they got blended into the grunge movement. Alice in Chains is one of the greatest bands. The way Layne's sad voice meshes with Jerry's melodic rising voice is goosebump-inducing.
Great band and great guitarist, I have always thought of Cantrell being the closest thing we could get an 80's lead player out of the new wave of bands! I loved his style! Great pick!
There was no booing when I saw them at the Brixton Academy in 1993. In my top 3 gigs that I've ever been to. As luck would have it, someone videod it. Sound isn't always in synch, but other than that, a decent bootleg of a great night.
Good old Dave he must have heard us talking AIC the other day! What are your other top 2 gigs? My no.1 was Jeff Beck Hammersmith Odeon on Guitar Shop tour. Front row seat! 😊🎸 Bozzio on drums was a monster!
I was very lucky to get the chance to see the Led Zep reunion show at O2, that was an amazing gig to attend! No. 3 was Prince of all people... Not the sort of music I would play at home but live he was something special. During the show he played almost every instrument and was especially good on drums. Very underrated guitar player too, if you haven't seen his solo on GG Weeps Harrison tribute worth watching on TH-cam! 🤓👍 The look on Tom Petty's is classic as Prince does his thing.... 😂
@@NJAY104 I was one of the 3 million people who applied for tickets in the Led Zep Lottery for the O2 gig that failed. Definitely would have loved to have gone. I was just a bit too young to see Zeppelin play before Bonham died. I saw Page play a couple of times with the Firm and he came on for an encore one of the times I saw Plant play on his solo outings. As good as it was, it wasn't Zeppelin. I never saw Prince play live, however, I was at a night club in the West End in the early 90s, Browns (the night club not the infamous strip club), I'd dropped an acid tab and was dancing on their tiny dance floor. A Prince song came on, I was dancing away, turn round, and who is standing no more than ten feet away, with a huge bodyguard each side? The man himself. All I thought was, much dance better :) There were lots of celebs there that night, Bjork, Seal, George Michael, Mica Paris (who I chatted to and was lovely) and I got elbowed by Naomi Campbell when I was trying to get to the gents :) Those were the days for sure. Prince was great and you're right, he was a very talented musician.
I absolutely love your ChordPlay lessons Mr. Brewster. Please keep them coming! One question though: what amp/effects/cables/ settings are you running through &/or using? Your tone my be "bedroom" volume but it sure is massive sounding😃
Hello there Mr. David Brewster of the guitar kingdom. What brings this wicked lesson from the dark realms of the underworld and the eternal burning fires of hell?!
as an avid AIC fan, I must point out that you are playing the main opening chords to Rooster incorrectly. Jerry doesnt hold the root note while playing the high strings open, he completely removes his barring finger and plays the low E open as well for both the F# and A chord positions. please view the "Unplugged" version of Rooster and you can see this within the first few seconds of the video. cheers for all the great content!
It's funny you said that they got booed cause I saw Korn and Limp Bizkit back in 97 in Kansas city with Helmet as the opener and Helmet got booed! I couldn't believe it!
I saw them open up the clash of the titans tour with anthrax,megadeth and slayer. They were getting booed there as well, who knew they would go on to be bigger than the bands they were opening for.
I too, saw them open for Van Halen on 1991. Same results. Boos but this time Layne Staley got pissed and threw his mic stand into the crowd. Then our car got towed when we left. Shitty night.
It always felt like to me Alice in chains blended classic rock and blues and alternative in such an interesting way I haven't seen since
It’s crazy just listening to those chords-it sounds different. Layne Staley’s voice added such a dimension to those songs...his voice put a definite vibe and stamp on those songs. Alice In Chains were so unique-remember hearing We Die Young as the first song from them...was blown away. Jerry Cantrell’s vocals worked so well with Layne’s voice. Thanks for the lesson-your selection of songs was cool!
Jerry is a very special songwriter/guitar player.
💯
To me this stuff is so much heavier then shit today. I'm glad I discovered metal in the 90s, perfect timing.
Today: 8 or 9 string guitars, tuning down 5 steps, over technical, over produced....it's all so unflattering and boring.
It's like the feel has been removed, and is synthetic.
Sad.
Mostly true, but there still are some gems in the modern bands hidden amongst all the trash!
Some guy Alter Bridge come to mind.
@Paul Caruso young people hate you
I can't find meaning in modern music
Sad!
7 strings are nice because detuning with a Floyd and changing tunings sucks. Anything over 7 strings is pushing it.
I saw them open for Van Halen in Portland and the Rose Garden in early 1992 awesome show. It was the last show with Van Halen and they had Van Halen come up and jam with them. At least Eddie and Michael.
dirt is one of the best albums of all time - seeing them live was a dream come true
Ahh Deer Creek...Saw Rush there. Several times. Good ole' days.
It’s Interesting that “ Would” was first released on the soundtrack to the movie Singles. I believe the video coincided that release. I remember seeing the vid and running out to the record store to find. that tune but couldn’t find it until a store clerk found it was on that soundtrack. ( remember when we went to Record stores? Miss those days). Some other good tunes on the soundtrack, but played Would over and over. Then Dirt came out and it occupied the next few months musically. I was in my my early twenties. Took me a bit to adapt from the 80s sound, but I fell in love with AIC , Pearl Jam, mother love bone. Soundgarden of course. The Temple of The Dog album is also a masterpiece. ✌️
Always enjoyed the Smashing Pumpkins tune on the Singles soundtrack also. Lot of other good stuff on there too.
I bought it for the unreleased Pearl Jam tracks but Would kicked my ass. Birth Ritual too. Sound of my yout
Great stuff! (as usual). I was in Seattle in the mid/late 80's and saw a lot of the bands grow into national acts. AIC was actually from Tacoma (30 miles south), and were a bit more metal than the others at first. Soundgarden was really the king of the scene, and set the bar high for others to try and reach. Green River eventually split into Mudhoney and Mother Love Bone, which became Pearl Jam. Nirvana was a little late to the scene, coming from Aberdeen, but people knew they were different, and special. For AIC, they were first marketed as an alt metal band with Facelift, but when the Seattle scene started blowing up, they evolved into an even more sludgy/grungy sound (Dirt). Jerry Cantrell definitely had some strong ties to the classics (Hendrix), but also Sabbath for the sludgy, downtuned riffs. (Soundgarden also really drew Sabbath and Zeppelin). Keep up the great work!
Hey whatsup! I heard it was actually Kim Thayil who taught Jerry how to downtune his guitar and the rest was history!
This is my favorite chordplay of all time!!! This band had a huge impact on me. Thanks dude!🤘🤘
One of my favs. I was there! "Would" is so brilliant, from the low voicing of G sans 5 that is usually avoided with distortion (dirt) that gives me chills to the minimalistic solo, equally brilliant. Thanks David. RIP Layne.
thank you TH-cam recommend! I really enjoyed your vibrato technique!
Love the video Dave, appreciate the person experience you gave in the beginning
OH HELL YEA....the solo to “would” is the BEST 20 seconds ever recorded....I freakin love Alice...”hey, here comes the Brewster”...that is awesome....great job my brother!!!
Appreciate back to back vids on my two favorite bands, VH and AIC. Dirt is fantastic from start to finish. One of the few perfect albums. Cantrell's genious is creating an immersive experience that transports the listener into another world, much like The Floyd.
I am 47 years old. I am so glad my youth was the 80s and 90s We had so much fun. Actually meeting each other that shows concerts and parties actually interacting physically. I remember the car chains 50 cars long going out to the middle of nowhere where everybody would meet and party our asses off. I'm from Texas and it was a lot like the movie Dazed and Confused. That movie seem to reflect the way it was growing up more than any movie I've ever seen And music was a really really big deal back then. Man, we had a lot of fun!!
The album Dirt was my soundtrack to my life during the late 90's 😎 and being a guitar player Jerry was always an amazing player that definitely influenced my playing it's something about the Eb tuning that rocks my brain and even early Sabbath tunes all in Eb...
LUV Jerry
His solo stuff Is also worthy
Agreed. Boggy Depot is solid gold.
enjoyed the hell out of Boggy Depot and Degradation Trip!
I first saw them early 90's opening for megadeth in Manchester UK. I knew straight away they where something special 🤟🏻
Now we're talking! Some good ol' Jerry riffage.
Simplicity can be the most effective and memorable.
Great Lesson as usual Dave BRooster 🐓👍
David thanks for that. I got to see Jerry on his Brighten Tour and it was phenomenal. Looking forward to the Alice in Chains Tour later this year. I love the old stuff and rediscovering the new and it's great as well.🤘🎸
LATE NIGHT, thanks for the alice in chains lesson. Pearl Jams guitarist Stone Gossard uses a lot of open tunings and open tuning chords. Make a video lesson about it because he doesn't use normal rhythm guitar chords.
I was waiting for this! Excellent work on my favorite band!
🍺’ski props for “The Sword” on the Wall. You rule Broseph!🤘
Uncle Remus time for chords of the sword!!!!!
"here comes Dave Brewster" , that made me crack up.
Awesome Dave,love AIC.I never considered them grunge at all.Just an amazing heavy band.Thanks Dave for this lesson!
Thank you! Father Cantrell is tha bawss...Sunshine, i cant remember & hate to feel.....tons of harmonies in just a few second riff....or the OST from Last action hero.....siiiiiickkkkkk
Dude I learned so much from you oh my gosh that is so awesome thank you so much for being on TH-cam
Wicked Lesson ...
Props to The Sword album in the background 🤘🏽
Great live band. Saw then a few years back. They sounded like a freight train. Great job again Dave!
That D note in the Man in the Box riff always was the mystery I couldn't figure out. The studio version sounds like he's got a Heil Talk box on it too yet subtle
I was at that concert in Indy. Damn good show. I thought AIC rocked. Then of course Van Halen rocked too. :).
I was at that show man! Then I saw them there on Lollapaloozas tour for the Dirt tour. An amazing show!
Fantastic lesson Dave. Love all those old AIC tunes. Gonna warm my amp up, go grab some lunch, then wake up the neighbors.
First I ever heard from AiC was in the movie Clerks ("Got Me Wrong"). Was instantly a fan.
Thanks! An interesting choice, as always, man ... I need to learn more about AIC (they blew up when i was super-busy at grad school)
That's my night sorted. Thank you my friend.
Jerry must've got those open chords from Alex Lifeson. luv those open chords too.
I've read a couple interviews in guitar mags and he mentioned being heavily influenced by Ace Frehley in regards to leads.
If he stole from Alex he picked a good guitar player to steal from!
I actually love that booing story more than any other AIC story I've heard. It shows you the power of music in both directions ! People wanted to hear Van Halens music, got mad, then heard a song to spoke to their feelings and exultation ensues. Perfectly engineered, it would have been my favorite show ever played in that band. (unplugged is god mode and untouchable, obviously that is not included)
E: obi wan was smart, from a certain point of view, those boos really demonstrated the love and power inherent to music
Yes thank you brother, beautiful explanation of "Over now".... Maybe it's time to do another round of newer Alice in Chains songs. thanks again.
Thanks for this vid, Dave! Love AIC! If you've never heard it, look up the isolated guitar tracks for "Them Bones"....you can really hear how Jerry's guitar tone was simply crushing...and you can really hear all the little nuances that get lost in the final mix!
Thanks for all you do, man...you have such a great channel!
I’m actually a big fan of Facelift. Ain’t Like That is a killer riff! Dirt is great too, but some songs are just too depressing to me on multiple repeats. Anyway, great lesson as always! Only criticism would be inclusion of Man In The Box...most guitarists that follow you probably already know it and AIC has so many other tunes with dark and nifty chords. Kudos to Van Halen having them as an opener back in the day. I’m sure Eddie had a say in that selection.
Michael 3:15 agreed. Confusion is my favorite song off Facelift, but Ain’t like that is a killer ass riff! I go back and forth between facelift and Dirt on which one I like more. They’re both masterpieces
Dave, you're a fucking badass.
You've quickly become my fav TH-cam Guitar channel.
Cool lesson mate, not many channels cover stuff you do
Still hoping for a lesson on any of these
Iron maiden
Judas Priest
The Cult
Ramones
AC/DC
Priest definitely 👍
All great bands, you mentioned. However, I agree with Skümmtööns ‘66. Definitely Judas Priest.
Over now is a wicked song!!!
Sometimes I watch 4 or 7 vids from a channel before I decide to subscribe. This one had me at about the 4 minute mark. Good stuff!
*Interesting chords*
Would? is one of the scariest riffs I've ever heard. I always get shivers down my spine when I hear it.
my favorite Alice in chains album is there first one "facelift" they had me with "we die young" it was just sooo dark sounding. dirt was there best album tho. I couldn't get into the grunge thing back in the day but Alice in chains was something special.
I grew up during the grunge era and AIC has always been my favorite bad from that time!
I actually was in computer typing class with Jerry Cantrell's niece during the '05-'06 school year back in high school.
Fun fact of the day: Dirt is a masterpiece.
That is all.
Simple yet true
Bore off mate
I saw them open for Van Halen, too. In Nashville. My first ever rock concert. It was the moment I realized there was a new sound (news traveled slow back in those days LOL)
I’m the biggest CANTRELL fan !! Lots of love for Alice n chains they still Rock and we will always miss Layne one of the greatest bands ever no doubt 👍🏾
Your voice reminds me of Bob Ross, I love it
I saw them open for Van Hagar in ‘92.
Alice in Chains is not grunge! They even say it themselves. They are a hard rock band and Layne Staley said he really hated how they got blended into the grunge movement. Alice in Chains is one of the greatest bands. The way Layne's sad voice meshes with Jerry's melodic rising voice is goosebump-inducing.
Heavy and hard!
I guess Soundgarden could be put in the same category.
I saw AIC at Deer Creek too, though a different time. Clash of the Titans was amazing from start to finish, every band brought it that day.
Love your easy style, David,.
Thanks David, awesome episode.
Thanks for this, it's awesome. Can you please tell me which pickups you use on the fender and on the gibson? Thanks a lot!
Great band and great guitarist, I have always thought of Cantrell being the closest thing we could get an 80's lead player out of the new wave of bands! I loved his style! Great pick!
Jerry's work on Rainier Fog is pretty good as well. The solo on Fly gives me chills haha.
I like that album a lot
Love it Dave. Thank you.
@Late Night Lessons, it's cool you went to AIIM in Atlanta. I want to go there myself.
Great video Dave! 11:53 I first learned of those chords from Fractured Mirror on Ace Frehley's 1978 solo lp
Always thought Would? kicked major ass!!!
David your musical intuitions are stunning, just brilliant... You've got a new patreon member here.... Keep it up.... Humblestudent
Dirt could be the best guitar tone of the 90's, if not ever! Here comes Dave Brewster, so awesome!!
Great lesson! Love everything you create here. Thanks!
Thank you for this!
Great Job Man! AIC is my all time favorite band, unfortunately I was only able to catch them once after Layne had passed. Dirt is Killer!!
There was no booing when I saw them at the Brixton Academy in 1993. In my top 3 gigs that I've ever been to. As luck would have it, someone videod it. Sound isn't always in synch, but other than that, a decent bootleg of a great night.
Good old Dave he must have heard us talking AIC the other day! What are your other top 2 gigs? My no.1 was Jeff Beck Hammersmith Odeon on Guitar Shop tour. Front row seat! 😊🎸 Bozzio on drums was a monster!
@@NJAY104 ha ha, yeah you might be right. Unfortunately never seen Jeff play or had a coveted Row A seat. Must have been great.
@@NJAY104 my other 2 are Tool at Brixton on the Lateralus Tour and Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in 1994. Who is in your top 3 other than Beck?
I was very lucky to get the chance to see the Led Zep reunion show at O2, that was an amazing gig to attend! No. 3 was Prince of all people... Not the sort of music I would play at home but live he was something special. During the show he played almost every instrument and was especially good on drums. Very underrated guitar player too, if you haven't seen his solo on GG Weeps Harrison tribute worth watching on TH-cam! 🤓👍 The look on Tom Petty's is classic as Prince does his thing.... 😂
@@NJAY104 I was one of the 3 million people who applied for tickets in the Led Zep Lottery for the O2 gig that failed. Definitely would have loved to have gone. I was just a bit too young to see Zeppelin play before Bonham died. I saw Page play a couple of times with the Firm and he came on for an encore one of the times I saw Plant play on his solo outings. As good as it was, it wasn't Zeppelin. I never saw Prince play live, however, I was at a night club in the West End in the early 90s, Browns (the night club not the infamous strip club), I'd dropped an acid tab and was dancing on their tiny dance floor. A Prince song came on, I was dancing away, turn round, and who is standing no more than ten feet away, with a huge bodyguard each side? The man himself. All I thought was, much dance better :) There were lots of celebs there that night, Bjork, Seal, George Michael, Mica Paris (who I chatted to and was lovely) and I got elbowed by Naomi Campbell when I was trying to get to the gents :) Those were the days for sure. Prince was great and you're right, he was a very talented musician.
Thanks, David. Wild chords!
Great one Dave , I always look forward to your vids
Awesome! Great video and lesson as always!
I absolutely love your ChordPlay lessons Mr. Brewster. Please keep them coming! One question though: what amp/effects/cables/ settings are you running through &/or using? Your tone my be "bedroom" volume but it sure is massive sounding😃
Old Behringer V-Ampire. 2B preset I think.
@@hrosemd Why thank you😁 Now to go on a wild goose chase to find said amp. Lol!😂
@@JPTyler No problem. He goes over it in one of his older vids.
Saw Lollapalooza 94 at Deer Creek...Beastie Boys, Pfunk, Smashing Pumpkins
My favorite band! Facelift is the best🤘
Maybe The Chords of Kiss in a future video? Great lesson as usual
I would love for you to show your amp settings. 🤘🤘 how you get your tones for each artist ✌️
Hello there Mr. David Brewster of the guitar kingdom. What brings this wicked lesson from the dark realms of the underworld and the eternal burning fires of hell?!
Interesting, insightful lesson as usual! What gear are you using? You tone is always thick and chewy, it works for all the stuff you teach.
Hey Dave, Great Stuff. Do a part 2 with William Duvall AIC stuff. 😊
as an avid AIC fan, I must point out that you are playing the main opening chords to Rooster incorrectly. Jerry doesnt hold the root note while playing the high strings open, he completely removes his barring finger and plays the low E open as well for both the F# and A chord positions. please view the "Unplugged" version of Rooster and you can see this within the first few seconds of the video.
cheers for all the great content!
It's funny you said that they got booed cause I saw Korn and Limp Bizkit back in 97 in Kansas city with Helmet as the opener and Helmet got booed! I couldn't believe it!
It's Cantrell so I know it's great.
One of my favourite bands. Simply resonate with their dark sound.
I saw them open up the clash of the titans tour with anthrax,megadeth and slayer. They were getting booed there as well, who knew they would go on to be bigger than the bands they were opening for.
I too, saw them open for Van Halen on 1991. Same results. Boos but this time Layne Staley got pissed and threw his mic stand into the crowd. Then our car got towed when we left. Shitty night.
Also dig on some Mad Season if you appreciate yourself some Layne Staley.
👍 over now one of my fave songs from aic
yeaaaah it's over now
dude, you're gonna run out of awesome bands pretty soon, you nail it everytime
Great video Dave! AIC rocks!! Ever watch the movie "Singles"?
Great White next.
William is great! A.I.C. 4life.
Fun fact: I saw them open for VH.
A.I.C. ✊🏼