KORN - "Would?" by Alice In Chains | MoPOP Founders Award 2020
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2020
- KORN performs "Would?" by Alice In Chains at MoPOP's Founders Award fundraiser.
The Museum of Pop Culture's one-night-only annual benefit event streamed for FREE on Tuesday, December 1, 2020 with an unforgettable performance from Seattle's own Alice In Chains, plus an acclaimed lineup of tribute artists who put their own spin on some of the band's most iconic songs.
The Founders Award event serves as the nonprofit museum’s principal annual fundraiser for youth development programs, access initiatives, community engagement, and world-class exhibitions.
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This year’s celebration featured performances by award recipients Alice In Chains, as well as tribute performances from Chris Chaney (Jane’s Addiction), Billy Corgan (The Smashing Pumpkins), Dallas Green (City and Colour), Fishbone, Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters), KORN, Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Mad Season), Ann Wilson, Duff McKagan (Guns n’ Roses), Mastodon, Metallica, Dave Navarro, Krist Novoselic (Nirvana, Giants in the Trees), Corey Taylor (Slipknot), Kim Thayil (Soundgarden), Nancy Wilson, and the debut musical performance of Lily Cornell Silver (daughter of Chris Cornell and Susan Silver), among many others. The event also featured appearances from members of Pearl Jam, Sammy Hagar, Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave), Les Claypool, Robert Downey Jr., and many more.
The event also included appearances by artists from MoPOP’s 21-and-under music showcase and competition Sound Off!, including Katyrose Jordan, The Human Missile Crisis, David’s Van, and Talaya.
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When your favorite band covers your favorite band
Exactly!
Must’ve loved seeing them tour together. I was kinda pissed that AiC was the opening act
Rightt
@@ladystoneheart8155 If Layne was still alive korn would've opened. It doesn't seem William Duvall gets a lot of love in the music world.
Yup
I love how Alice doesn’t really have beef with any other bands.. Everybody just seems to love them.
There's some footage of Metallica poking fun at Layne's addiction from back in the day. But Metallica are dicks.
@@rondixon2578 Kirk and Rob aren't Cliff isn't either
@@rondixon2578 That show you mention started my animosity towards James Hetfield a long time ago...
@@kristiecornell5723 I agree but James and Lars have enough douche in them to make up for the others.
@@rondixon2578 Truth
I loved how respectful they were to the original for 99% of the song and then give it a little Korn flair for only the last verse.
There is more KoRn influence during the cover, the fast chorus effect notes at 1:33 for example
I missed the choppy alternate picking in the final verse.
Even then it was just barely. I think its more, the whole song had the subtle Korn flare, really.
@@jadbouaidi7171 Indeed. Also the bass sound is unique of Korn
Stupid badass cover
No-one can get close to competing with Layne's vocals, but seriously, this is one of the best Would covers I've ever heard. Fantastic job.
It's a bit ironic b/c every band's original front man or any original band members can't be replaced, BUT I do think they did a great job bringing in Willian Duvall as a replacement and you can definitely tell that he has that Layne influence in his singing voice. Imagine if Layne was around at the time when they released their song "Stone"...that shit would have been amazing.
Cantrell himself isn't that far apart from Layne's level.
@@NNNeroK Sorry, but I'll have to disagree with you on that one. Jerry is actually a fine singer, and grew in confidence thanks to Layne encouraging him to sing more.
The 2 of them together created some beautiful harmonies, but only a select few in the whole history of rock or metal could possibly do justice to songs such as "Love, Hate, Love" (not close to my fave AIC song, but the most vocally gymnastic), "Rooster", "I stay Away" and err, let's be honest - all of them.
Yes, it turns out Jerry is a pretty good singer, but no - nothing near Layne's level. I haven't listened to the whole catalogue of rock singers ever in history, but from what I have heard Dio & Dickenson are the only comparables I can think of.
The autotune helps
Opeth has an excellent cover. Really fucking good.
Wow. Who knew Fieldy could tune his bass that high.
Still tuned to A, he is playing the E string which is tuned to D by default in Korn's tuning :)
🤣
@@nimhard you missed the joke because fieldy usually just beats the piss outta the B string. Haha
He didn’t. They are in standard Korn tuning
There's no clickity-clackity....
Mike Starr never gets the credit he deserves for making one of the best bass riff ever.
The bass is sick af!!
not sure if he wrote it considering jerry wrote most stuff, super simple bass riffs but mike starr was a sexy badass that played his part well for sure!
@@HahnGFX Jerry wrote the song lyrics an of course guitar an its about Andrew Wood of course but the bass line was Mike Starr . like most AIC songs Jerry an Layne wrote them but the bass lines are all Mike.
@@4200timeB how do you know that? The song is credited musically only to Jerry. Guitar players often come up with bass lines for their own songs too.
@@amostlyreasonableguy Because when they recorded the song they let Mike improvise with the bass
I think this is probably the best cover I've seen of would cause Jonathan isn't trying to sing like Layne Staley, he's singing like a korn song which is great.
You should look for the one that Opeth did
Can we just appreciate how amazing Ray Luzier is? Incredible drummer.
Good yes! Incredible no!
@@dandonohue7721 based on? Having had lessons off Ray at two Korn shows in the UK, as well as having been a drummer for nearly 27 years, I can honestly say he's one of the best. Plus he's an awesome person.
John bonam was incredible. The drummer from rush also, incredible! But what do I know I'm not a drummer 🤣
@@dandonohue7721 during the years I taught drums, I had students that would be so worried about making mistakes while playing. I used to say "Don't worry, 99% of the people watching you play aren't musicians. They're there to have a good time and enjoy the shiny things and loud noises! They won't have a clue whether you made a mistake or not!"
Thank you for illustrating that point XD and yes, John Bonham and Neil Peart were incredible drummers. So are many, many others in their own right. Before my first lesson with Ray, I watched him warming up. He was playing 6 stroke rolls on the rim of the snare drum. That's 6 hits with the right, followed by 6 hits with the left, in rapid succession. It's not always about the flashy, it's about the finesse, how cleanly you play and making it mean something.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk!
David’s sound and drumming style is better and better for korn , the band has not been the same without him. Ray is a good drummer but David has unique style that is Korn
Nothing can beat the original but this is a wicked tribute.
i've never understood this saying that nothing can beat the original in cover songs.. it's just a tribute to a legendary band that got an award. they're not trying to out-do the original by any means..
@@spectre722 in my opinion, Korn made a wonderful tribute. It's a matter of fact that I put this tribute on my playlist since december
are you a product of nz
@@n0wsinn in a sense...yes.
It came out sick...not bad.
Love the detuned low sound of this with Korn's 7 strings... this sounds exactly as I would imagine it in my head, if Korn covered it.
That bass line….the pounding drums…the psychedelic guitar effect this song in particular is a though it was made for Korn…it just translated soo friggin well
Right!!! I am in disbelief at the awesomeness of this cover
I was 15 when Dirt was released and 17 when Korn’s first album was released. I’m 44 now and I still listen to both. This cover is a brilliantly done tribute.
I do too. It was a great time for music. I turn 44 in 6 days....
I’m 54 and haven’t missed Korn’s concert since 1998. AOC was my first heavy CD saw them once but had a few beers. Korn’s is best but I will cherish Alice.
Im 42 still listen to both.
The good ol days of music
40, same... these groups have been there for some of my darkest hours.
Unreal how bad music’s become... Glad we still have bands like Korn to carry the torch.
Not a “die hard” Korn fan but they have well and truly earned their keep... and this is hands down the best cover of ‘Would’ I have ever heard! They truly honor the song and AIC. Massive respect!
I would suggest Opeth's cover of Would. Probably my favorite but Korn did great
Well said, my sentiments exactly
u must b kiddin’ man. Layne is twisting in his grave ...so am I. this sounds like an amateur demo. be troll or be serious
@@korsunhoox Layne is dead
He can't move in his grave, silly
@@korsunhoox I agree, this was horrible lol yikes
It's gross how AIC and Soundgarden don't even have a section honoring them in Museum of Pop. They are the best two bands that ever came out of Seattle.
Perhaps permission needs to be sort? Who knows. Have you ever asked.
@@Pauldjreadman yeah and there is no reason
The fuck is the museum of pop
@@jjmadoublen7375 I checked again and they said they are working on it
This is so Fing true
If Korn became a band that only did covers, I would not be mad. All of the covers they have made are incredible. Word Up is still my favorite by them.
That just flat out kicked ass. They “Korn”-ified it just enough but still stayed true to the original feel. And that ending! OMG it slapped me right in the heart!!
OMG fantastic!!!
this cover is so good! they way they gave it that signature Korn sound but still stayed true to the song.
They should just go ahead and do an entire album of AIC covers .This sounds amazing
@@bluecollarjay2959 i'd buy the fuck out of it.
If you liked that cover, check out this one:
ruclips.net/video/TefH4QuCVqA/видео.html
That´s what I was talking about! They didn´t just try to make a copy!
Fuck that.
Sounds like over produced pop bullshit. Lazy as fuck, too clean, too empty and an insult to the original.
Man they brought out the old school Korn sound from the 90's for this too.
Uhh, eh
Yes!!
no this is very much boring syotos vibe
Nowhere 90s style for me, but still loved it.
head back in the band makes a HUGE difference....
Love Korn. Worship Alice in Chains. This is probably the BEST cover I've heard to date. Brings tears to my eyes.
I agree
I love how they put their own spin to this legendary song, well done!!👏
but phil's version you don't like... why?))
@@SERYPHOTOUS found phil
@@SERYPHOTOUS phil did a damn fine job on his version, but it just didn't work well. his voice carries its own weight like laynes but in a completely different way that just doesnt mesh well with that song.
if he did something off of tripod, it definitely would have worked a lot better because of the albums sludgey nature.
i see you everywhere on videos related to alice in chains
It would be an Alice in Chains video with a the step monkey comment.
In all the covers of I’ve heard of would, no one can scream/moan/growl “In to the flood again…” anything like Layne could
"Moan"
specifically, nobody hits the open throat when it comes time to sing the word "baaaaaack" in the chorus...
Agree 100% . was thinking the same thing
its probably damaging to the throat? but its also what makes the song special
no doubt. Laynes voice was all on its own.
Where is the "Love" button? "Like" isn't enough....
This is a really good version but no body hits the "BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK" like Layne did....
And that’s what made Layne!
This is the only cover that does this song justice in my opinion. Holy shit bro
Such a chilling rendition that could only come from Korn🎶 Layne would be so proud!
I cant stop listening
🔥🖤🔥
🤟
This had me crying, rest in peace Layne!
Well done Korn.
You made me cry for saying that asshole
@@Sly253 😂
R.I.P Mike Starr too
Give u a hug. I know what you man. Can not listen AIC without a tear in an eye
My eyes were leaking a little too.
February 7 2024! If korn does a cover! It's! untouchable!!❤❤
I get chills every time I hear this song.
I'm not much of a Korn fan but they pretty much nailed this perfectly.
You should check their cover of Metallica's One at MTV Icon.
Korn's guitarist really nailed that Pink Floyd ABITW solo too.
Even an unfan should give their Wall pts 1,2 etc a listen. Enjoy!
Nope
@@danielarpin5868 come on now some folks are just late to the game..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I didn't expect it to sound like Layne and have heard 100's of covers..
Not blowing smoke, this is the best..
It sounds like Layne, but it's very much original at the same time.
Sounds nothing like Layne are you kidding?
@@jensclarberg6419 I don't think it does..no one will ever sound like Layne or Cornell..however, this is a great cover..
Vocals are weak and overproduced on this cover. Would? love to see Korn do this live it would? probably be even weaker lol
@@BradCross1982 i know its annoying, i would pay GOOD money to somehow have 1994 korn cover this
This is without a doubt my favorite AIC cover of all time. Korn absolutely deserves all the recognition they receive and this cover solidified that. Laynes voice is fuckin damn near impossible to replicate, and Jonathan did an absolutely phenomenal job, along with the rest of the fellas as usual. 🤘
Alice In Chains and Korn are my two favourite bands ever.
I love you, Jon! 🖤
Right baby
This song works surprisingly well with Korn singing style and guitar tone
The audio mix on this is absolutely insane. There is a bass note in the chorus that tears my soul to shreds 🤣
@U Betcha i think you're saying terms without knowing what they mean
The bass line kicks and Jonathan looks so happy doing this! 🤩
Goosebumps ❤❤❤❤. I love it that Korn did it with their own sound yet respected Alice in Chains!!!
This is a very hard song to sing, he did pretty good. Rest King Layne. Rest Scott, we remember you today, and my beloved Granny. 1937-2014;1967-2015.
because they edited his take. Geeeez
@@oscarnovoa7445 And your point is!?
@@chrissimpson6701 that he can't sing., Goddd
Yeah, let's hear them do this live and see how good people think he sounds.
very hard song to sing=man in the box
Layne by far 1 of the most unique vocalist i ever heard that saying this is a awesome rendition!
Check out opeths cover of would ? Super solid
@@laynephillips5912 also an amazing cover... And Jonathon davis is a unique voice also
Listen to Brendan Majer from Skorned
The last 10 seconds is so damn heavy. Never fails to give me chills
Probably my favorite AIC song. No one can hit Layne’s notes and put in the emotion and soul Layne had singing.
Why the efff WOULD ppl dislike? This is so pure! Layne .. wish you were still here
Because it sounds like over produced bullshit.
@@JelloWasRightAboutEverything lol stfu
@@ArpeggioPegasusMusic naaaa. Its garbage
@@JelloWasRightAboutEverything garbage comment coming from a garbage commenter... Shocker, go play fortnite lol.
You're allowed to say "fuck" here
Korn covering this classic is something I didn't know I needed.
The only guy that could perform "Would?" descently is Jonathan. Such voices gives you chills
Agreed
😎😎😎🎼🤘💯
This was great! Gave me chills. Thank you Korn.
Not a huge Korn fan, but they really killed it with this cover. Well done.
I agree 👍🏼
have to say the same they did it justice
You must be a tool fan
@@drunkenn1nja As a matter of fact, I am, lol! Doesn't mean I hate Korn, they're just not my type of music that I like. I do have a lot of respect for them as musicians.
Korn keeps it real on this one. Layne WOULD be proud !!!
Can’t think of a better band to cover this than korn this is sucha dope tribute
I usually dont like covers but Mr Davis and his fabulous band blow this out the water! Great job Korn!
This song fits Korn's style so well it's insane. Perfect song to cover!
whoever mixed this has serious talent
How did i not know about this til now?! Their covers are always on point
Korn really is the uncrowned king of covers. Just as beautiful as the original.
I would love this version on Spotify!
definitely waiting for this to hit spotify, musi is amazing and you can listen to youtube off the app with it
Guys go to MP3 juice www.mp3juices.cc/ enter the title of any youtube video and it will download the audio. Enjoy and rock on!
Not a korn fan, but this is the best cover of AiC i've ever seen
I'm sure Korn could give two sharts about you either ...
I'm a semi korn fan and thought it kind of sucked
@@advilshenk No problem, but you're wrong
@@reiserico1106 again disagree reis
I would agree
Korn covers hit different man. AIC, Metallica, Pink Floyd. When i was a teenager living in the middle east i walked into a record store and picked up their first album by pure chance because i liked the cover art. The rest is history.
Johnathan Davis ABSOLUTELY has the voice for this. Would LOVE to hear him do more AIC covers. 🤘
He got the voice like honey, it's so smooth and sweet. Yes..
He absolutely does not. Running out of steam once the chorus kicks in. But comparing to Layne is a bit unfair for almost any singer.
Agree, if you Layne live is untouchable with his songs.
His singing doesn't even compare with what he is capable of. The melody doesnt has octave jumps, but original had. 6/10
He's still no Layne though.
I think I just died. Two of my favorite things put together. I'm having a heart attack of happiness as I listen to this. Now if they'd do their take on Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence I'd never ask for anything else in my life. But Korn covering Would? is pretty much the best thing and I am happy with this.
I felt the same way!
Interesting you bring up Depeche Mode.
Can't remember the names of neither at the moment, but both KoRn & DM have one song each that sound like each other. Don't know if that's a coincidence or not.
Yes!
Enjoy the silence would be awesome to hear them cover!!!
What did you think of Lacuna Coil's take on "Enjoy the Silence"?
Damned this cover is SO freakin good, it gave me goosebumps
The solo sounds AMAZING. Minimalistic, haunting and all-around creepy. Awesome job!
What makes this cover so incredible is Korn's ability to capture the darkness, vulnerability and hopelessness that the original offers...then they obviously tweaked it a bit by adding that ominous underlying feeling that Korn does so well.
you explained what i was hearing/feeling. thanks
I love how they captured the haunted atmosphere of Alice in Chains. Great cover!
Korn really kills these covers. This one, Another Brick in the Wall, One, it's ridiculous
The cover I’ve been waiting for. Metallica did it and it tanked. Korn paid homage with this. Laynes voice cannot be duplicated. Johnathan did it his was and nailed it
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stop hating on metallica lmao y’all are cornballs . Metallica did an acoustic version on zoom and was atleast as good as this . This was in the studio and used all the tricks and effects to sound like the original . Metallica could’ve easily done that . Metallica is literally better, bigger, & more influential than any band you like .
@@NoahParker98well let's not go that far now...every band is great in their own way, litterally no competition
@@Dr.SidAcid you’re right, I was in a heated moment of seein nothing but metallica hate for like an hour straight so I said something out of frustration
@@NoahParker98idk bro metallica is great but korn is better at what they do. just like metallica is better at thrash metallica isn’t beating other bands at their own craft
Korn will forever have the best covers. Rest peacefully Layne and Mikey
This is probably one of the best covers i ever seen in my entire life.
Oh shit am I about to make your day...
ruclips.net/video/AcD6CLRLLJE/видео.html
@@macethorns1168 just wow.....
@@macethorns1168 thanks for that, it's like Layne has been reincarnated... Unbelievable and should be more known
Check Post Malone covers of Nirvana last year live at his home!
Layne Staley/rock god .no one like layne….
I like that Jonathan Davis sang this song as Jonathan Davis. Too many people try to be Layne Staley and they just can't be. This version works
Their 2019 tour was my favourite show I've ever seen. I would never have believed that they would tour together because they're so musically distinct from each other, but it was so cool to witness them cross paths like that, and like this.
perfect band to cover this song. JD is king
Wow.. Layne is impossible to beat but Jonathan put his own spin on it and felt like a korn song but also so true to the original.. awesome job 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Head and Jon sure sing well together
That bass line
Seeing those guys on their 50's makes me think how fragile life is and how times flies, still remember when they released Falling Away From Me on 1999, it feels like yesterday sometimes. What an amazing cover and band. They are the Queen of my generation.
Yup, I was in my mid teens when Korn came around. Nothing beats the music and culture of the mid to late 90s and early 00s
And they’re still kicking ass too ‘The Nothing’ was an amazing album.
Your a fuding kid. Instead of talking about the original song and a cover you start with how old people are? Go find your dad, dude. You have some issues to confront.
I remember when blind came out 😄
@@seymourmaupin6395 bit rough !
I've never realized that this song sounds like one of Korn's song until now...
Cheers
Other way around.....
I don't know about this song sounding like Korn. I do think that the way Korn changed arrangements and tone 5hat it makes it sound a little like Korn. I'd say the beginning is all AIC and the changes made at the end makes it sound like Korn.
@@DEFKNIGHT Liste Would in original.It doesnt sounds like Korn ?
Cheers
@@NoName-cg1uq Now it does. :)
Can't unhear it now.
Straight up gave me chills at the end and had me emotional throughout!! I love that instead of trying to hard to sound like Alice in Chains version - they did an Alice in Chains song in their own style with tons of respect to the original - just awesome guys 🤩🙌
Hearing these covers reveals to me how special his voice was regarding range and pitch. No one hits " back then" even close! RIP LS.
very honorable cover.
well done, unsarcastically. i really do like this.
JD's voice is unique, say- 1 in a million. Layne's...1 in 10 billion, as in: otherworldly. As the true talent & pro
Davis is, he DID finally put HIS mark on this AiC Classic: 💣IF🗣I🗣COULD🗣WOULD🗣U💣
No surprise. What ever they perform, they master it! Life long Korn fan.
As a huge fan of AIC and 90's rock, I'm highly critical when I hear a cover of any AIC song. I'm impressed by this one. Damn good job by the whole band.
AIC with 8 strings guitars: HEAVYYYY!!!!
*7 string
@@davidd972 right! Too much in meshuggah's stuff...
Loved the end bit where JD puts his signature spin on it!
I was thinking how it would've been cool to see more of their sound on it in that way. It was a faithful cover, but not very exciting in the way that old-school Korn was.
@@forestcochran4196 I guess they wanted to pay their respect to AiC so kept it minimal with their rendition, in the end still reminding all of us how amazing the KoRn sound is
They nailed the bassline and drums and harmonies and the song because of it. Davis did well on the vocals with that Korn guitar. Nice.
Drums sound immaculate. Kinny would be proud.
Dude... As a musician, I needed this version of Would? to be honest. And it felt like it was one of my deepest desires. Successful.
KORN IS THE BEST BAND TO DO A COVER IN YOUR STYLE!!!
Deadhead: almost
That last 5 seconds was Korn putting their stamp on it. Siick
I fucking love this, kept is original enough to serve it justice but changed it up enough to put their own twist on it!
Holly crap this is one of the best Alice in chains covers I've ever heard ..
It’s perfect. I cannot stop listening to it. Korn is perfect.
Any relation to Dave?
im sorry for u then
@@korsunhoox ew, hater lmao
@@JC-jn5cm lmao
Korn always respects and don't go too far from the original artist
Korn proving why they’re one best bands in the world what a cover!
Damn, Korn really nailed this jam! Added a few minor tweaks, but truly honored Staley, Cantrell and the rest of the Chains.
Layne approves.
Korn did this song justice like nobody has ever. Korn covering any AIC is like a dream come true!
had this stuck in my head all day, i was even humming it on my way to the gas station to pick up some stuff for myself and my family
I have chills tingling all down my spine and legs. Tears welling up in my eyes. Holy shit.
Cool man I think was a great job to you know Jesus and Lane are dancing in heaven listen to the old Jam great talent just as they was at once Upon a Time
It was alright at best
Same
Me2... chills and eyes watered up by the 3rd time I heard it.
It's 2020, same old trip it was back then. When you grow up listening to Alice in chains and listen to korn in your teenage days and then after all these years see the latter covering and paying an amazing tribute to Layne and band. Man this is nostalgic
The sound guy who mixed this needs a tonguing down cause this sounds absolutely stellar.
Never been much of a Korn fan. But I am a huge AIC fan. This is a solid cover. They found a good balance of honoring the original but also making it their own. I was honestly surprised. But it also reminded me of how good the original is and how special Layne was. No offense to Jonathon Davis, but nobody can sing this even close to Layne's level. Nobody translates brokenness into guitar riffs like Jerry Cantrell either. And the harmonies between them are haunting. I believe they put a level of honesty and vulnerability in their music that very, very few bands come close to. And that's the secret ingredient that made them so unique. And I feel like Sean Kinney and Mike Starr don't get enough credit. They are/were the largely unsung foundation that Layne and Jerry built upon. Just an incredible mixture of souls unlike anything before or since. RIP Layne and Mike...
Gave me chills. One of the best bands ever covering one of the best bands ever. Let’s give it up for 2020!!!