In The Shadow Of Andrew Wood (2023 Documentary)
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2023
- This video follows the tragic tale of the pacific northwest’s fastest rising star. Andrew Wood was the lead singer for “Mother Love Bone” and his tragic story would lead to the birth of “Pearl Jam” In this episode, relive the highs and lows of this time.
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Andy Wood was an absolute one of a kind. It’s so very sad that more than likely he acted so happy to mask all the sadness he had in his heart. The documentary about him was a super watch I would absolutely suggest it to anyone!!
I helped Andrew & his brother in the Emergency room that I worked at when they contracted hepatitis. We instantly recognize each other because both our bands played at Gorilla Gardens. He was a sweet guy, gave him two of the biggest shots of my career. We would chat every now & then after that.
I lost my son July 14, 2022. He was my whole world and I'm not sure how it is that I continue to wake up every day considering the fact that I feel like the biggest part of who I am left with him, that night. But I can say that music, Blue October especially, has reminded me & given me strength these past months. Music is something we shared, and I'll continue on for my son, and myself, until I can't anymore. 🧡
That’s tragic. My condolences. If I could give you a hug I would. Keep you head up and keep on going
Sorry to hear about your son. Drugs are the worst inventions by man. Prayers to you and may your son RIP.
As a father I can't imagine. God bless and positive vibes friend
Bless you
Keep on keeping on
Life is good. I found GOD he saved my life.
Brings back so many memories. So blessed to have known all the good bands like that in the 90’s! RIP so many of you rock stars! Endless Thanks and praises!!
Just visited his grave a few months back, buried here in Bremerton Washington. He’s a few spots over from my great uncle.
Oh wow seriously?!😮...have family up in Bremerton. Which cemetery is it?
@@lancedibble4724 the cemetery is called Miller-Woodlawn funeral home and memorial park.
Can't believe it's been 33 years since Wood passed. Can't believe there's 6 of the biggest gone in Staley, Wood, Cobain, Cornell, Buckley and Weiland.
Staley/AIC were my personal favorite but they all contributed immensely.
Great documentary but I really don't like the constant use of the word "Grunge". They were bands from Seattle that developed their own unique Seattle sound but the word Grunge really only applied to Nirvana.
Completely agree with you
I would also put Shannon Hoon on that list 2.
Mike Starr and Baker Saunders too. Saunders bass guitar in Mad Season was pure magic.
Idk alice in chains to me sounds like grunge or sludge metal . Nirvana sounds like punk.
Yep, I was hooked on AIC the first time I heard DIRT; it’s a vulnerable rock masterpiece.
Fuck, this kicks me right in the chest. I have heard this story many times over the last 30 years, but it still hits hard.
I started listening to Mother Love Bone in 1989 and was shocked Wood has died so suddenly of drugs. In 89 you could feel something was happening. Generation X was forming its identity and Grunge was a huge part of that. Say hello to Heaven truly is the sad goodbye to what could have been.
I was 11 years old in 1989 so I just started watching MTV so I didn't discover MLB until the Singles soundtrack. I heard Chloe Dancer and remember immediately thinking Andrew would've been huge. So talented and charismatic
No one cares
This was well done. In 1989 I was 23 driving home from work I heard Chloe Dancer. The song was brilliant. It was like drinking water in a time of drought. Besides a few bands like Janes addiction from the new upcoming scene called alternative rock music had gone stale. No meaning, cause or emotion. Then this song hit the waves. A year later Wood was gone. Little did I know that Grunge would take the world by storm. If only Andy Wood had lived. But drugs would take the lives of others like Layne Staley who to me was the best voice of the grunge era.
He's tatted right on my shoulder. I love Layne. He was Seattle and Rick all together to me. His music also got me clean
This death case is different because at that time, Seattle didn’t realize how lethal the drug could be. I can only imagine how traumatic this was for everyone involved. Had Wood survived, Pearl Jam would’ve never existed. Ten was a massive reunion, and Apple is the root.
Apple is the root and the song that breaks it down even more is bone china. That is the direction Stone was taking the band. I would have loved to hear vedders take on that song. I also would love to hear woods version of dollar short(alive). It was done in portland, live and there is a certain fan out there that has it. Word is he is sitting on it. What a crime that is.
Yes they did...Janis Joplin, Billie Holiday, Sid Viscous etc.... What's makes it so much (WORSE) today is it's now (more than not) cut with Fentanyl.... Regardless...the world lost someone amazing...RIP Andrew
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your story about Andrew Wood. He was one of the many awesome musicians in the "Grunge-scene". You brought me to tears. I've been a heroin- and cocaïne-addict for decades and since the same age as Andrew I started to drink hard liquor and it progressed to harddrugs years later. I thought I was in heaven when I used smack for the first weeks. Lying to my late parents that I was "just tired" lying my *ss off. I went to rehab many times in the 90's and played songs in my room from Mother Love Bone, The Doors and many others. Stargazer was my favorite back then. Never thought I would make it to 27(maximum). A lot of beautiful souls died during my life until now. Also a lot of less beautiful ones. But there is one thing my father would NEVER EVER name me during my funeral: Junkie. He and my mother died and I loved them dearly and I still mourn them as if they died yesterday. I quit drugs in 2015, when my man and I were sent to prison, but we had relapses and we still live, but life is not easy. The monkey on our back is calling for us a lot. But my husband almost died like 6 times because of relapses, the other 5 times were infections of his lungs and the oxygen-level in his blood. I survived hep. C.
MANY people don't understand how hard life is for vulnerable souls. I don't ask for pity, because I have hurt the ones I loved/love most: My parents and my daughter. Now I wish I died before getting pregnant. It's no life for a child to live inbetween two addicted parents😢. I'm so damn sorry. But Andrew Woods voice also comforted me through those long nights in rehab in the 90's. I wish you were still with us, although I only knew your voice and your unforgetable appearance on stage.❤ R.I.P. Andrew
Considering the insane number of ( officially recorded ) projects involving Stone Gossard, I'm not sure about Pearl Jam not existing. Although, the specific first album and order of songs would surely be different and/or under different names
Depressing. RIP to all the great ones taken out by drugs.😢
Incredible how narcotics have screwed up so many young and talented people.
And murder by record companies.
television has screwed up more lives than any drug. just look how stupid society has become, including you. nothing but a herd of brainless mainstream media fed sheeple
@@philyeary8809who?
@@Laneganswakerecord companies idiot
It's sad but drugs destroyed the movement there's only a few left alive 😢
This is one of the best narrated documentary ever about Andrew Wood, true, straight up and detailed. Great job RockRealmm and thank you for always keeping grunge rock alive thru their stories! LOVE, ROCK & GRUNGE ~ FOREVER YOUNG🤘🏻🫶🏻💋🤍🩵💙🪽🦴✌🏻
Wow, great documentary, thank you so much. I'm 42 and seem to be the only person in Ireland that has heard of Andy and Shannon. Where are all their love children guys? When one thinks of grunge, one automatically thinks of Kurt, Layne,Chris etc....but these guys are so so underrated, where's the love for these guys? I really hope this video blows up, great work dude!!!
Love your name 🇮🇪🥰
thank you very much!
Last one left in Australia. Love rock forever
Andy Wood is not forgotten in America my friend.
@@williamberry8895not forgotten but it's fading away as gen x grows older
I bought the Mother Love Bone records in the 80's. Loved them. Ironically, Andy Wood never would 'make it' but here we are talking about him 40+ years later. Odd.
40 plus years later? It has been along time ago already but not 40+ yrs. Pretty sure he died in 1990 that be 33 yrs ago still along time though
@@erickrohn2970 I should've done the math. My bad.
They had 1 album
@@williamberry8895 They had 3 albums but there's some compilations.
Honestly, I think Andy was doomed either way. I know that's a very negative thing to say, but can you imagine Mother Love Bone being a major touring success like Guns n' Roses? I could easily see Andy tragically passing away in a hotel room somewhere in Europe. He was a talented and creative guy but his demons were just too strong.
The stories behind like. 90% of grunge bands are really sad (can't think about AiC's members too much or else I'll cry), but Andrew's story is a very heartbreaking one. I just know that Mother Love Bone was gonna be huge and most of the recognition they got was only after he died. Rest in peace, Andy, I hope you're happy in heaven 💜
But honestly, if Mother Love Bone had major success, Andy might not have survived. He was a hardcore addict because he had started indulging in drugs and alcohol at a very young age. The idea of MLB going on constant tours of America, Europe and elsewhere would have taken a toll on him.
@@robwalsh9843who knows what could've been
You’ll cry??? Wow you were that close huh?
@@robwalsh9843did you two used to date?
Landrew didn't go to Heaven. He went to Olympus. 💔
From Portland to Seattle, Seattle had the gnarliest music venues downtown on weeknights back then.
Mark Lanegan mentioned in his book how much Andrew Wood's death tore up Layne...that and the death of Demri. I don't think Layne ever tried to kick heroin, despite the death toll it took on people he loved. I know Mark eventually got clean, and surprisingly had Courtney Love to thank for it.
We still have no definitive information on the cause of Mark's demise.
I was surprised Mark lasted as long as he did. That cat definitely had 9 lives.
There's a cool interview of Mark discussing the time he completed rehab and was broke. When he got to his place, Duff from Guns and Roses was waiting there and told him that he has this vancant house and he needs someone to look after it. Mark was very grateful but Duff being the awesome person said "No, you're really doing me a favour."
@@kenzotenma3570 Mark also wrote about that in Sing Backwards and Weep. I think about that bit when Duff is holding Scott Weiland up in Fall To Pieces. He actually ran into Kurt Cobain at the airport I believe a few days before he died.
@@madarab37 Thanks for the info I'll definitely check that out.
Eight days older than me.. this feels like yesterday. It's been 33 years... we got old fast but many of our favourite musicians didn't. Andrew Wood & Demri Parrott's ashes are in the same cemetery at Bremerton, WA.
I'm traveling down Seattle's Jackson Street on the new Light Rail - on my way to Evergreen Treatment Services Methadone Program after a decades long heroin addiction. We all make the choices we make. And we live or die with those choices. I knew Andy when he was a fifteen year old chubby boy living on the now ultra exclusive Bainbridge Island. It was sad after the recording of Apple and the subsequent Aerosmith tour which was scheduled to begin the week/ day after he passed.
P.s. As I'm walking down Airport Way South to the clinic, I step over one of the little tin dope cookers that the City of Seattle hands out by the thousands to the areas addicts. I keep steppin' onwards.
Eddie! Surfs up from San Diego via Chicago balanced perfectly upon the door/ cover of Andrew's coffin...
How are you doing now? Did you make it there?
@@kevinkiso4579 Are you at the place getting help?
I'd love to hear how your doing. Love and respect from Australia mate
I thank God I survived hard drugs nothing good comes from it just pain & heartaches don't be foolish like i once was !!! RIP Andrew Wood
If you ever injected and came out the other side I have mad respect for you. I played with opiates for a long time and never shot up. I knew, if I did, I would have died. Some things are just too good.
Probably because you didn't have rock star money.
Well ..sadly don't count your chickens before they're hatched on that one...I too thought I'd got out of it ' London's even stopped smoking fags completely 12 yrs ago..I.was in hospital for my thyroid...caught Covidq 19. 4 months in respiratory diseases isolation unit..I have chronic COPD...smoking ..hotknives & ' other' burnable substances !
@@Poppaea-Sabina it really doesn't have anything to do with money. This crap is so cheap and deadly,laced with fent and tranc! It only takes one time
Yeah man. I'm in a recovery house now from shooting up fentanyl and smoking coke, drinking alcohol, etc. It's an everyday struggle but you just have to stay strong and have a network of peers to help you along. Go to NA/AA meetings, get a sponsor, work the 12 step program, etc. Sober living is awesome 😎
Andrew Wood was only one of many lost to heroin during that time in Seattle. RIP Sean Sigler, Todd Tracy, Scott Kotchegarow, so many more... those were dark days...
Thank you so much for this fabulous documentary. Andrew will always be missed. 😢
I never knew much about Andrew before this video, keep the content coming, love it.
🤘🥸🤘 Who knows what grunge WOULD have been if Wood didn't pass.. R.I.P. Andrew Wood!
Hands down .... Andy + MLB was the king ... Vedder or Cornell could never compete. Stargazer , bone china, crown of thorns ... legendary. Andrew Wood was the greatest rock star to ever come out of the seattle area. period.
Another legend gone too soon💔too many losses in this era, all so talented! Happy we are left with their gift of music
I had many chances in my life to try heroin. I'm sure glad I didn't, because I'm sure I would have liked it way too much. That doesn't mean I was a saint either, I've done my share of drugs, Acid, Mushrooms, weed, meth, Etc. I'm 62 now, and living my best life. Mother Love Bone was certainly a force to be reckoned with during that period, but Alice In Chains and Layne Staley were, IMHO, The greatest band to come out of the Seattle scene. RIP Andy...
I just stuck with trip blow and the original Oxy. I only ever 👃🏻. Still do. I think my deathly fear of 💉 probably saved me. I need to slow my roll. I’m about 12 behind you.
@@BillyCrystal-hc5jp It's good you never got powdered heroin. That's how Anthony of the Chili Peppers got hooked. He thought he was doing coke but it wasn't...
@@Moonewitch yes it seems interesting. I’ve always wondered but my phobias severely restricted my available routes of administration. I don’t smoke anything either. At one point I was told I’d reached my threshold for feeling anything off of speed and I’d have to start jamming or smoking. So I simply just quit. I was bitten by a eastern diamondback when I was in my twenties and refused anti-venom because of the needles. They held my skinny self down and administered anyway. The needle thing is more than a fear it paralyzes me. Really weird.
He was so beautiful inside and out. He’s definitely missed beyond words. His life promoted so much amazing music. It’s so sad and so beautiful at the same time.
I bought the shine ep n then the debut album on tape as a kid, remember reading about his death. Alot of great music was lost the day he died.😢
Thank You for making this video.
Andrew's story is heartbreaking and tragic.
He was so incredibly talented and loved by so many people only to have his life taken by his own bad choices.
He was only one week away from achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a huge rock star. We can only wonder what would have happened if Andrew was alive for one more week to see the release of the Mother Love Bone debut album.
If he hadn't died, there wouldn't be Pearl Jam. Andrew and Mother Love Bone are the reason the Seattle grunge sound blew up. All the record labels wanted to sign their own band from Seattle after Mother Love Bone was signed and recorded their first album.
That album is so amazing even today it sounds like it is new.
R.I.P. Andrew, Chris, Lane, and Kurt
Its pretty amazing, seeing Cornell so very young, just then , starting to dabble into the world of opioid, having no idea that it would cripple his whole life, and ended with suicide.. opioid changes your brain at a chemical level. Never again to feel real joy, without it.... very dark and depressing. This is just truth.
And unless you have a solid 25 to 30 year opioid addiction, I wouldn't feel that you would understand
Recovery is possible. People need to know this. This coming July, God willing, I will have been clean and sober 13 years from alcohol, cocaine and IV heroin. The amount of time you suffered doesn’t matter. I was into heroin 15 years, was homeless by the end of it and had burned every bridge I had by that point. None of the people that had cared about me in my life wanted anything to do with me by that point. The point is I had had enough, and had to experience enough humility to get my ego under control to the point where I became willing to listen to someone that actually had found recovery show me how they did it. Best decision I’ve ever made and, at the same time, the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do, but well worth it. Now, I work with addicts full time. I’m not going to become a millionaire doing it, but money doesn’t buy happiness. There are plenty of rock stars that have found the world of recovery as well. The media tends to focus on those that have passed away. How about the ones that have found recovery?
ALL FACTS !!
I'm 6 years clean and sober. Opioid, amphetamines and alcohol. I have a real struggle feeling joy on my own. It's the curse of opiates. I know going back to opiates would be unfulfilling. I just keep trying to feel normal.
I’ve had to take Pain Medication ever since I had “failed” back surgery in 2004. I now take Extended Release Dilaudid 64mg daily! So I do understand! 😢
I hadn't realized Andy was so young, only 24. Devastating.
These videos are great man. Thank you so much for your great work. Excellent. Thank you
Great post thanks for sharing,r.i.p to Andrew wood an mother love bone,I had these 2 mother love bone cd's in 89",
Into the flood again
Same old trip is was back then...
--Layne
Thanks for your hard work on these videos. Would you be willing to make a video about Shannon Hoon and Blind Melon? He’s my favorite singer from the 90’s. So underrated. That dude had a hell of a voice for rocking.
Thank you for all the effort you put into this.
Great mini doc! Well narrated! I'm an east coast musician.
Thank u so much for post this ,ur amazing and incredible RUclipsr ever, have a wonderful weekend ❤
Thanks for sharing. This was like my childhood..I miss them all .. You did pretty good video.
Andrew wood wouldve fit MTV like hand in glove. Well done keeping Landrews memory alive
Truly enjoy your vids!! Keep up the good work💕
Fantastic job on this video. Congrats.
Andy Wood is a good example as to why preteen kids should not mess with drugs and alcohol.
Say Hello 2 Heaven by Temple of the Dog was also written about Wood.
The entire album was a tribute to Wood.
and about a dozen other songs written by Chris Cornell
@@Danimal77 The "Singles" Soundtrack is full of Wood tribute songs. "Seasons" "Would?"
This is a testament to the universe putting the the right people together and it being ambivalent to the outcome.
A star🌟 that burned so bright at just 24 that star burned out. A troubled kid from a troubled family add some opioids and it becomes toxic. Andrew it was not your fault, the odds were just not in your favor my friend. RIP Landrew the Love Child🙏🏽✨
Ummm…did you not know about Temple of the Dog, an entire group and album created in Andrew’s memory? Consisting of members of Soundgarden and MLB/PJ ?
Your right..
I’m goin’ hungryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
You're****@@scottwhite2757
@@thacryinggame But it's on the table, the fire's cookin'
And they're farmin' babies, while slaves are workin'
The blood is on the table and the mouths are chokin'
But I'm goin' hungry, yeah
Andrew Wood and Mother Love Bone had the most singularly significant impact on rock in the 90s, grunge in particular. Ironically, one could scarcely call MLB a grunge band. Half the bands and music that came out of Seattle would not even have existed without Andrew Wood. Pearl Jam as a band probably would not have formed, Temple of the Dog, including songs like “Hunger Strike” and “Say Hello to Heaven,” “Would,” and “Far Behind” would not have even been written. His brief life and sudden death changed the course of rock music forever. Nirvana merely filled the void left behind by MLB.
Don’t let anyone naysayer sway you. You did good bro. Real good. 🎯🔥🔥
The guy is a legend in my eyes, the brightest of stars burned out far too soon.
Its crazy Landrew was only 24! He seemed like a wise old man.
Can you Do a Mia Zapata Documentary PLEASE. This Andrew Wood Documentary is Great
😢 unbelievable , Andrew changed the course of music
Andy was cool, we used to hang in 7th grade, I wish I had gone to the memorial at the Paramount. RIP. I remember meeting Xana at the Oxford before I went to Europe in 1990/91, I used her name to talk my way into a Mudhoney show in Barcelona in 1992, I was super proud of Seattle for the Grunge explosion that was happening that year. Nice film. I'm glad I got off of "The Rock" as we used to call Bainbridge Island, but what a cool place, Seattle in the 1980s and 90s.
With the exception of Weiland, all these cats died in the first half of the year.
February, March, April, May, June, July. Cobain, Staley, Starr, Cornell, Wood, Pfaff, Zapata, Lanegan, all of them except Weiland died from February to July.
I love all your videos on the grunge movement bro… I watch them all religiously
I am loving the ending music. It gives me Miami Vice 80s vibe. Love the sound.
Mother love bone was way bigger than most think. There was a big underground following. We tried to keep it "secret" from all the mainstreamers. Lol I miss those days
The kurt cobain quote was awesome! 😂
andrew always ends up as the one who takes my heart , i loved your documentries on him !! whered you find your information on him ?
Andrew Wood had an aneurysm. Kurt Cobain wrote a song called "Aneurysm" using heroin slang as lyrics. It's about Andrew Wood. He wouldn't admit it was. He'd say it was about Tobi Vail and being in love. Complete shit. Everyone knew what it was about.
just had a look-you may be right!
I don't know if it's about Wood but he certainly ain't talking about shooting billiards. Junk references were all over these guys lyrics, except for maybe Woods (I'd have to look at them closer)
I think Andrew Wood would have been as big as Guns and Roses
There’s that date again. March 19.
Randy Rhodes and Andy wood. There another one that died on this date. But oddly enough my daughter. My first born was born on this date.
RHOADS 🕊️
Interesting, I didn't think about Rhodes.
With the exception of Weiland, all these cats died in the first half of the year.
February, March, April, May, June, July. Cobain, Staley, Starr, Cornell, Wood, Pfaff, Zapata, Lanegan, all of them except Weiland died from February to July.
excellent - Thanks
I loved the album that was released apple one and only CD love Bone ever did they were awesome 🤘🤟
Most underrated album of the 90's
Wood was one of a kind so glad I grew up in the 80's & 90's
Met him once at “Off ramp” in Seattle at the bar baught my beer, I knew who he was but didn’t know why he called himself Landrew
What's weird is without that happening there would have been no Pearl Jam the song would from Alice in chains wouldn't have existed . I wish it didn't happen Andrew was a very talented musician Rip😢
They always say "What if?" and then all of these great things.
What if also includes being a one hit wonder, the album tanking, and never hearing from them again.
Andy Wood ❤ my love!!!! Man of Golden Words!!!!
i love this... I played the last all age show with him an have a ton of
stories if you are interested an btw at his memorial it quoted the rocket sayin he wanted mudhony fans an talks cheap fans to love them..I was in Talks Cheap..an again the stories I can tell thatt you dont know ...thaks for tell this
Hey mate!!! Full me in? Love and respect from Australia
The background noise was so loud and overwhelming that it becomes a big distraction from the musician himself. I can barely hear the moderators voice.
The drugs scene changed. Not only that fentanyl has replaced heroin, but also the new types of faces of fentanyl overdose victims with a contraband Xanax pill also containing fentanyl. Geeks, popular young sports students at their school, etc.
I was born in Seattle. Jane's Addiction is the OG. It all started with them - not Seattle and certainly not Mother Love Bone. When it debuted, MLB's music was still derivative of pop music hair bands of the time. Having been a rabid fan of Jane's, I remember MLB and we thought they were corny and we were correct. His musician friends obviously loved him, that doesn't mean he produced anything memorable musically.
Jane's Addiction broke new ground, was completely original and influenced everything to come. Nirvana broke the mainstream - Jane's Addiction gave birth to them all. Those 2 bands are the most important bands of the error. However, I could understand someone adding Gun's N roses and arguing they made it possible for Jane's Addiction to be heard.
The band Mother Love Bone looked like a glam band.
I bought their album back in the day. I wasn't really impressed. The album was very bluesy
They also sounded like one, as did early Alice in Chains in the late 1980's.
How do you think these bands transitioned to what they became?
Everyone, even Pantera and Metallica started more as glam type rock, that was the trend transitioning from 70s kiss type stuff. But MLB was a little different than glam, slightly, so you can start to hear that transition in their music.
@@ThiccChickCrisha
I mean, have you ever learned Man in the Box on guitar the right way? It's absolutely blues, alot of AIC stuff is just straight up blues scales and 3rd interval blues riffs like "🎶won't you come and save me🎶" that's the standard classic type of old timey blues riff with distortion... just as Cobain songs, even stuff like Serve the Servants (listen for that double fifties type of beat) are essentially Beatles songs with distortion (as Kurt said they were).
Watching another Andy Wood documentary, his brother said that more than one person OD'd on that batch of heroin. It was especially strong, and when people are used to doing a certain amount, things like that can kill you. Also, Andy's tolerance was probably low because he was just getting back into using after a stint of sobriety.
Andy was gonna be bigger than they all ever thought of
I was working in an art department in nineteen eighty seven as a sixteen year old drop out with a girl from seattle , I didn't understand what was going on at the time , Apparently she had knowledge something to do with the bikers dealing with the mafia , That would make sense The bikers are the drug distribution network But they're not international , That's where the mafia would come in And since it was the bush ragin era , All of this probably had the blessings of the central intelligence agency , I'm italian by male descent So this is Maybe why she was copping Attitude with me ,
My dad died from an overdose back in 1988 or 89... it's been an issue a long time!
Him and shannon hoon always reminded me of eachother
Only 1 album was graced upon us in the form of "apple". And its definitely his lyrics and vocals on that album that stands out. The music is good but its not mind blowing music wise. It's his delivery on vocals that makes you think " this album is amazing". Just think how good he would of been if he had the chance to mature studio wise.
I remember him he was really cool.
Wood is a wearing a junkyard tshirt in the opening shot❤
Enter Landrew! 🤘👽
Rest in peace beautiful soul
I listen to this song everyday. After losing two friends to herion
When theres no light emitting electrical wave its over. So sad
Man, I know Mike Starr had his demons too. But he seemed to make every bad situation he was around even worse. He was the last one to see Layne Staley alive, and left him on bad terms, only for him to die the next day. I had no idea Mike was also one of the last ones to see Andy alive too. Then asking who wants to do drugs at his wake? He was talented, but an absolute scum bag.
AMEN.
Philadelphia USA🇺🇲🙏🙏🙏📿☦️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️
There was a lot of heroin in LA and NYC in 1990 too. Now there's only fentanyl which is crap imo. Embarrassingly, I never made the connection between "Would" and "Wood" until now. Duh-er.
Damn I miss Chris Cornell & Layne Staley. Just my opinion but I love AIC & Layne was the best singer ever, his voice was so powerful & just grabbed you. Say hello 2 heaven for me guy's & I'll see you one day. Much love and respect
Missing you Andy
Sadly, I remember the day..
Chris wrote Say Hello 2 Heaven for Andy.
What's the name of the music starting at 16:30?
Never understood why these guys were considered grunge. Always sounded like hair glam metal to me. How bout celebrating Skinyard, Gruntruck, Tad too name a few.
Alice in Chains were also glam metal in the late 80's before adopting more of a Sound Garden vibe and then going in their own direction.
I always thought mother love bone were more metal than grunge. They were better than grunge
I agree.
Hey Greg. Burr.🤠
Malfunkshun had AW as singer.
Green River had Mark Arm.
Both groups split up.
Arm then started Mudhoney.
Green River musicians joined AW to form Mother Love Bone.
AW passed away.
MLB musicians got Eddie V, and formed Pearl Jam.
Wait, I thought Wood got a hotshot, wasn't there like thirty people in the area that went to the hospital from hotshots also?
Speaking of eighties, that electronic song reminds me of the show Air Wolf.