Phil has an unique voice as well. Layne is my all time favorite vocalist but I can't imagine him singing songs by Pantera. Yeah, Phil did it great (imo)...in his own style.
Both of these guys had lost brothers who they had spent years playing with. Through pain and loss, they come together to deliver an ode to their fallen. It’s quite poetic honestly.
Obviously Phil is a genius at singing like Phil Anselmo, but I'm damn impressed by how many of the original notes he hit, and how clear the words were.
I think it would have been 100 times better if he would have been more Phil and just let it rip! I think was trying to be respectful and keep it Lane-ish but Phil’s gotta be Phil! Not to shabby though,har act to follow, Lane is one of the greatest of all time.....
@@ZO5150 yeah I clicked, because I assumed he would do it "full-Phil", and it would either be amazing or a total train wreck. Maybe if Layne were still alive he would have been willing to take a bigger risk like, but I don't know, a lot of 90s bands wrote lyrics that were just words that were supposed to sound cool together, but Pantera and AIC songs usually sound like they are about something or somebody in particular, even if you cant tell what or who. Maybe that demands the more conservative interpretation.
The disappointing thing for me is that there was a time when he would have had a flawless performance hitting all the notes while still using his heavy style but the guy killed his voice before he even left his prime
The dude has been through a lot and has done of bunch of dumb shit but hes always had a side of him that is calming and gentle. Thankfully nowadays hes been out of trouble and focusing on music and himself.
Phil could sing as high as Chris Cornell when he first joined, you can hear it on a few songs on Cowboys from Hell. It's just from Vulgar Display of Power he started singing lower and wrecking his voice more over the years. Drugs didn't help much either.
I'll say this; Phil didn't sing his best here, but what he did was transfer the emotion very well, which in this case I feel was better than technique or prowess. You can tell he felt this song, when he sang "so I made a big mistake, try to see it over my way" you can feel that he feels that too. There couldn't have been a better aic song for Phil to do, and it was great. Cool to see duff rocking with them as well.
It kinda DOES matter what it sounds like. I LOVE all these guys onstage but Phil doesn't fit. It pains me to hear him try to make his voice go along with AIC. I love the theory just not the execution.
I personally like Phil's energy. His voice is rough and imperfect, but he sings like he means it. His version is a fitting tribute to Layne's truth and unique genius.
So difficult to sing, shows what a goddamn musician Phil is. I was surprised when I saw him play guitar on a Metallica Cover when Dimebag was singing, too.
This is not perfect, but it would take a voice impersonator and a lot of work to replicate the sound that was the way that Layne used to sing. And the person that was singing is just that, a Singer. And he did a damn good job.
You know now with Vinnie Paul gone . Think about that band playing music up in heaven.. Layne = lead vocal/rhythm guitarist Mike Starr = backup vocals/bass Dimebag = lead guitarist Vinnie Paul = drums
I was at this gig. They had to record it twice because Mike had the wrong bass on the first take, I think it was tuned down for Them Bones. He got pissed and threw it off the stage. It was a pretty cool rock moment.
Wasn't this the VH1 special where AIC was looking for their new singer? I thought it was pretty cool and different. I can only remember a few of the guest singers but Phil Anselmo and Ann and Nancy Wilson were a couple of them.
@@MC-rr3ew I actually have a sign from the Taj Mahal to prove it. My friend jacked it after a couple whiskeys. But I was indeed at this gig and this was the first time I've seen footage from it. Thank you for trolling though.
Layne was one of a kind. The power, range and clarity is about impossible to match. Phil's got some guts to get up there and get after this. Good job considering.
People seem to forget that this was when Phil was past his prime and was still battling alcoholism and other drug problems after he got out of his horribly bad heroin addiction. If he sang this back in 1992 he would’ve dominated it. He had so much range back in the day
He sounds a bit different now that you say, but really, the first thought was that all this is so powerfull, I thought I was listening to Pantera. Phil sounds so great, I really loved his singing. As I said, it just sounds like Pantera, so cool.
Right!! Phil nailed it and their vocals Blended so well. Phil did a great job on this song. He tried to make it a point to hit as many of Layne's notes as possible. Well done
Its SO SO hard to aing it like Layne did. Very much one of the best and most difficult artist to sing like... Jerry always sounds good. He srill has his beautiful harmonies. I like this, i gotta give him props here to be able to sing this. Nice work.
This was when he wasn’t taking care of himself and was addicted to drugs and alcohol, his voice was super strained like a deeper voiced Steve-O up until recently, that being said he sounds 100xs better now.
highlights of this performance 0:38 first time jerry/phil harmonize together 3:02 the way he closes the "Left you here aloooone" in that Down-style, southern/bluesy way 3:22 "IF. I. WOULD." the raw power in his scream while hitting perfectly those notes is unbelievable
Phil did a fantastic job. This song is really different from his normal vocal style and out of his range but he nailed it. I would love to see Phil from the 80's and early 90's during his prime sing this song.
@@guyfaux900 Imagine how surprised I was to find you don't have videos of you showing how easy it is to sing Would? Let's see it bro. You are on RUclips already. Turn your phone on, and have at it. Thank you.
Lets all just appreciate that……1. Both Phil and Layne are (were) powerful & talented frontmen-each in their own way. 2. It takes guts to sing another’s original song - knowing how amazing they were and be able to pass on some of that same emotion. 3. Jerry, Sean , and Mike are, pure and simple- rock Gods. 4. Duff is one of the sweetest fellas out there.
Wow, crazy good comment. On point. And i want to add that Duff is not only sweet fellas but very good bassist, also singer, drummer and guitarist. Preety amazing talent.
Great tribute to both Layne and Dimebag... R.I.P. to both... A crossover you'd never expect to see... Phil and Jerry poured their heart and soul into the performance... you can tell it meant a lot to them!
Everybody saying "this just shows how good Layne was if even Phil's struggling with this song". I am not taking anything away from Layne or from the difficulty of performing this song properly, but Phil Anselmo was well beyond his prime here. He recently got off the heroin and his voice was completely destroyed after heavy shouting and careless incorrect singing over many years. If Layne sang the type of music Phil was singing, his voiced would have burnt out a long time ago and he wouldn't be able to reach those highs either. Phil Anselmo would have NAILED it perfectly if he performed this in 1988 - 1996.
lol, Layne was more powerful singing then 90% of the musician who were around his time . Remeber people saying you could hear his voice over the speakers if you were close enough . Sound just came out of him strong and he was just a power house vocally
Phil sounds awesome! Layne's spirit is still definitely with us.He'd be so grateful that all of these songs live on!!! Nobody could ever take Laynes place nor would anyone try!
I grew up in the 80's & 90's ,and seen both Layne & Dime in concerts. Both of them while wielding different talents ,and style were huge in my life. I loved both Alice & Pantera. I have to admit a large part of me lived in anguish over the loss of each of them. I still to this day listen to the old school tunes ,and it brings back memory's of my life back then. It puts a smile on my face knowing how utterly amazing these musicians were ,and how lucky I was to be alive during this time.
Phil's the perfect candidate to sing this song, and he must've felt the same because he was really in the pocket with this 1 you can just feel the emotional connection with the lyrics in his voice. Excellent job, and thank you to everyone involved 🤘
When band members get on stage with other band members to pay tribute to other band members that we have lost over the years and still continue to pay tribute is the most honorable and respectful thing they could do to honor those that are gone no matter if they can sing their songs almost as good or not good at all is besides the point of what really matters and what really matters is that not only to honor them and their memories but to keep their life and talents alive because of what they gave their fans to honer their talents and who they truly were in life and not death and when I see and hear all these different brands all these different voices singing the songs of those that have passed truly brings so much joy to my heart and makes me cry every time no matter who is performing them it's love for their friends and brothers and sisters that's what it's all about even the ones who sing the lost ones songs like shit it's still beautiful last week Gavin Rossdale and Bush did a performance in Vegas and when they left going thru Reno Gavin got on stage with Breaking Benjamin and Korn to sing in Layne's honer sang Would ? And did a very good damn job at it
Layne 's voice can never be duplicated.. And Phil here did what he does relating to layne in a perfect match... There is nothing wrong here... Phil is great here.. Still great.
Phil has a very deep and powerful voice, Layne had a very powerful yet hauntingly controlled style all his own. Love both, respect both. Great tribute 👏
Wow,,Phil poured his fuckin hard core soul into that .... God damn I love it man. Thats wat it feels like when u miss a wonderful human like Layne. ,and Dime . Great fuckin feeling Phil ,thank you brother,and brothers Duff,Jerry,Sean.....
Phil's redemption arc is awesome. I love to see it. I stopped back on this video and he did as well as you can with an impossible task. I love all these dudes on stage. Take care and stay up!
Layne was the the BEST vocals(I MEANT THE BEST EVERRR) when it's comes to grunge and rock but have to give the props to Phil for his effort.. You obviously can't compare between AIC and Pantera.. Two different legendary bands at their best..
True...and try to put/imagine it the other way around (Layne properly singing a Pantera's song). I can't really...no matter if Layne is my favorite vocalist ever...whatever...Phil here deserves respect (at least).
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Somewhere out there Layne and Dimebag are playing a version of cemetary gates to a crowd.
@M Via neither can Phil tbf
ShadowKiller571 youre acting like he could never.
@M Via what makes you say that
brysonz 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you're corny af!
:))))
Not going to lie. When I was around 10 I thought AIC had ONE SINGER. Layne & Jerry's voices melted into one voice.
I thought the same when I first got into them, just recently found out it’s only Jerry on Don’t Follow up until the chorus
AIC IS BETTER THAN NIRVANA SPYFOX!
Absolutely
phil really poured his entire soul into this performance, could tell that this meant a lot to him
Love Phil, he has a pure heart.
Plus the emotions are hard to sing through. 💖
I agree
@@avalondreaming1433 Pure lol. His idol is Aleister Crowley lol. Phil is cool dude with tons of talent. But pure of heart no.
he always does
People shouldn't rip on Phil's vocal here. Layne had a voice nobody could duplicate. This is more about emotion. Phil did great!
Phil has an unique voice as well. Layne is my all time favorite vocalist but I can't imagine him singing songs by Pantera. Yeah, Phil did it great (imo)...in his own style.
Its the same for Phil no1 can duplicate him especially in his early PanterA years..
Awesome
i thought he sounded really good on that song.
@@MLCrow VERY true statement. They are both very unique vocal styles and hard to duplicate.
Phil impressed the fuck out of me with this cover, Layne had a very rare unique voice and he did so well.
bingo
Totally! I was thinking the same thing
1 in 7+billion.
Imagine what prime Phil could have done with this song. Jesus Christ that would be something worth seeing.
And with such a deep ass voice as Phil has... It must of been really tough to get Layne's highs omg!!
Both of these guys had lost brothers who they had spent years playing with. Through pain and loss, they come together to deliver an ode to their fallen. It’s quite poetic honestly.
Not Duff
@@williamberry8895 apparently they weren't talking about duff.
Absolutely, its only about brothership and honoring
and that the song is written as a tribute to Andy Wood of Mother Love Bone. Poetic Justice.
@@williamberry8895 Scott Weiland
Obviously Phil is a genius at singing like Phil Anselmo, but I'm damn impressed by how many of the original notes he hit, and how clear the words were.
Agreed 100%
I think it would have been 100 times better if he would have been more Phil and just let it rip! I think was trying to be respectful and keep it Lane-ish but Phil’s gotta be Phil! Not to shabby though,har act to follow, Lane is one of the greatest of all time.....
@@ZO5150 yeah I clicked, because I assumed he would do it "full-Phil", and it would either be amazing or a total train wreck. Maybe if Layne were still alive he would have been willing to take a bigger risk like, but I don't know, a lot of 90s bands wrote lyrics that were just words that were supposed to sound cool together, but Pantera and AIC songs usually sound like they are about something or somebody in particular, even if you cant tell what or who. Maybe that demands the more conservative interpretation.
The disappointing thing for me is that there was a time when he would have had a flawless performance hitting all the notes while still using his heavy style but the guy killed his voice before he even left his prime
Absolutely!
Phil looks so focused, he want to pay good rispect to layne
My thoughts exactly. You could tell he was taking this seriously, and wanted to show respect.
cause Layne is white
@@oBryanResende huh ?
The dude has been through a lot and has done of bunch of dumb shit but hes always had a side of him that is calming and gentle. Thankfully nowadays hes been out of trouble and focusing on music and himself.
@@oBryanResende LMAO
I think Phil did a damn good job. I was concerned when people were ripping on him but I'm a Pantera and Alice in Chains fan so I think he did good.
dude sounds killer
Phil could sing as high as Chris Cornell when he first joined, you can hear it on a few songs on Cowboys from Hell. It's just from Vulgar Display of Power he started singing lower and wrecking his voice more over the years. Drugs didn't help much either.
I'll say this; Phil didn't sing his best here, but what he did was transfer the emotion very well, which in this case I feel was better than technique or prowess. You can tell he felt this song, when he sang "so I made a big mistake, try to see it over my way" you can feel that he feels that too. There couldn't have been a better aic song for Phil to do, and it was great. Cool to see duff rocking with them as well.
Plus this ain't 1991 Phil Anselmo either, cause if it was....
@@darkriff777 And that black tooth grin that got him blackout drunk.
When a tribute is done by bandmates and friends.... it doesn't matter what it sounds like. This is awesome.
Exactely :-)
Exactly,,finally someone understands!!
well this actually sounds amazing...
well put!
It kinda DOES matter what it sounds like. I LOVE all these guys onstage but Phil doesn't fit. It pains me to hear him try to make his voice go along with AIC. I love the theory just not the execution.
Phil sounds like hes a monster stuck inside a human body
That’s the best description of Phil’s voice I’ve ever heard.
Excellent observation!
That's the voice of Marlboro reds
The voice of anger, soot and sleep depravation. I am actually impressed by how well he handled this song. You go Phil!
He sounds like a man with a heavy heart.
I personally like Phil's energy. His voice is rough and imperfect, but he sings like he means it. His version is a fitting tribute to Layne's truth and unique genius.
Imperfect? What are you talking about?
if there is one thing you can say about Phil, its that hes genuine
RIP Layne, Dimebag, Mike Starr and Vinny Abbott.
And Andrew Wood. The song was originally a tribute to him.
Have you noticed that all of them can create a band in heaven or whatever they are?
And Demri..
@@ricardovalderrama7895 Yeah.. a Heaven Supergroup.
Honestly I love the way Phil sings this he puts his own style with it and it works very well
I appreciate the attempt but this sucks
@@boshi6355 he hit many of the original notes.what the heck are you on about?!?
@@boshi6355
So much better than the current singer, sorry. ✌️
I never imagined we would hear this!
Wow! Love this!
I've never listened to Pantera but always knew they were popular, this makes me want to explore them.
Phil did great on this . Layne’s voice was very unique . Then again so is Phil’s .
Phil is way past his prime here. We never got to hear post-prime Staley, so we don't know how bad it might have been.
@@vadimastprojects8770 better than you'll ever be (: wannabe
Phil nailed this. Those are real vocals, and he channeled Layne.
So difficult to sing, shows what a goddamn musician Phil is.
I was surprised when I saw him play guitar on a Metallica Cover when Dimebag was singing, too.
Quit playing 😆😆😆
Невероятно хорошо спел.
@@seanknox8962 nah, this is good chit. 👍 raw music is far better than autotuned BS
This is not perfect, but it would take a voice impersonator and a lot of work to replicate the sound that was the way that Layne used to sing. And the person that was singing is just that, a Singer. And he did a damn good job.
RIP Mike Starr, Dimebag, Layne
And Vinnie Paul
@@HoldMyPoopKnife RIP Abbott Brothers.
You know now with Vinnie Paul gone . Think about that band playing music up in heaven..
Layne = lead vocal/rhythm guitarist
Mike Starr = backup vocals/bass
Dimebag = lead guitarist
Vinnie Paul = drums
Yeah he didnt say Mike Starr
@@hellomynameisdoom8208 Yep, I was like c'mon. Let them bygones be bygones. Men make their own choices.
I'd love to hear an album by Phil and Alice in Chains. That shit would slay
\m/ trust me
bruh
Hell yeah!
Jerry's voice is like a hot knife cutting through butter. So fkn smooth.
Alice and Pantera. 2 amazing bands I can not get enough of.
GUNS ROSES 💙🎵
@@wagnermenezes6576 nope
Phil did this song justice, he has power, control and his voice is amazing.
I was at this gig. They had to record it twice because Mike had the wrong bass on the first take, I think it was tuned down for Them Bones. He got pissed and threw it off the stage. It was a pretty cool rock moment.
Wasn't this the VH1 special where AIC was looking for their new singer? I thought it was pretty cool and different. I can only remember a few of the guest singers but Phil Anselmo and Ann and Nancy Wilson were a couple of them.
Liar
@@THEOGCRB Carrie Underwood and Rufus Wainwright as well. This was the VH1 gig.
@@MC-rr3ew I actually have a sign from the Taj Mahal to prove it. My friend jacked it after a couple whiskeys. But I was indeed at this gig and this was the first time I've seen footage from it. Thank you for trolling though.
@@matth2868 yea, you have a sign to prove it..ok!!
Layne was one of a kind. The power, range and clarity is about impossible to match. Phil's got some guts to get up there and get after this. Good job considering.
Meh
There will will never be another voice like Layne but Phil did a hell of a job paying tribute.
I think Phil did a fine job filling in, he did his best and put it all into the performance👍🤘
Lol
People seem to forget that this was when Phil was past his prime and was still battling alcoholism and other drug problems after he got out of his horribly bad heroin addiction. If he sang this back in 1992 he would’ve dominated it. He had so much range back in the day
He sounds a bit different now that you say, but really, the first thought was that all this is so powerfull, I thought I was listening to Pantera. Phil sounds so great, I really loved his singing. As I said, it just sounds like Pantera, so cool.
Looks like theres something going on with the monitors in his ear. Either way he did really good.
0:33 let's all take a moment for both AIC and Pantera and acknowledge the chills we got when these two blended their vocals.
That totally got me too.
Right!! Phil nailed it and their vocals Blended so well. Phil did a great job on this song. He tried to make it a point to hit as many of Layne's notes as possible. Well done
Its SO SO hard to aing it like Layne did. Very much one of the best and most difficult artist to sing like... Jerry always sounds good. He srill has his beautiful harmonies. I like this, i gotta give him props here to be able to sing this. Nice work.
Such a fitting song for Phil to sing. He's been through it all and has also lost people. That was awesome.
You can tell this really meant a lot to Jerry by the way he hugged Phil at the end. Extra squeeze❤️
Fuckin' A, man. They got history.
His expression said it all
I love Phil's vocals! Layne was wonderful and nobody is trying to duplicate him.
People on about Phil’s voice but I guarantee a prime Phil would smash this tune. He is well out of his prime here.
Yeah, like the voice he had in Cemetery Gates.
This was when he wasn’t taking care of himself and was addicted to drugs and alcohol, his voice was super strained like a deeper voiced Steve-O up until recently, that being said he sounds 100xs better now.
If this was 1990-1994 phil it'd be insane
Phil always was garbage live
Dirk King you cant do better so shut the fuck up hater
highlights of this performance
0:38 first time jerry/phil harmonize together
3:02 the way he closes the "Left you here aloooone" in that Down-style, southern/bluesy way
3:22 "IF. I. WOULD." the raw power in his scream while hitting perfectly those notes is unbelievable
IF I WOULD gave me chills
Damn Phil’s voice is monstrous..
Sean is killer on drums. What a great piece of the band he is. 👍
Phil did a fantastic job. This song is really different from his normal vocal style and out of his range but he nailed it. I would love to see Phil from the 80's and early 90's during his prime sing this song.
Phil did a damn good job here. This way better than I expected it to be.
Wonderful, I have no words... Phil does a great job, it's a difficult song. And it's very sweet of Jerry to dedicate the show to Layne and Dimebag.
Personally I think he's horrible.
@@christar9527 It's your oppinion. I respect that, obviously Phil's style has nothing to do with Layne's, but I like the result.
@@elenaevenflow5280 I like it too, hard song for Phil and the fact that he doesn't sing that often, he nails the tone of the song.
Phil is a metal God 🤘 Cantrell is a musical genius 🤘
The part where he goes "my wayyy" he does it better then most covers. Got the power and grit
Jerry Cantrell most underrated rocker!! He's a brilliant musician and man.
Just proves how unique and gifted Layne was. Having said that, Phil rocked it.
I'm the biggest Layne fan in the world and he would have been proud of the job Phil did.
Layne is my all time favorite vocalist. Phil did pretty good. Singing like Layne is dam near impossible, but Phil’s version is not bad.
Agreed
You can sing "Would?" without ruining your voice. If you can do the melody. And learn to use your lungs.
@@guyfaux900 Imagine how surprised I was to find you don't have videos of you showing how easy it is to sing Would? Let's see it bro. You are on RUclips already. Turn your phone on, and have at it. Thank you.
@@eriklarson9137 Would isn't that hard to sing as far as notes go.
Dude, Phil is way past his prime here. We never got to hear post-prime Staley, so we don't know how bad it might have been.
Wow. First time I've seen Duff play rhythm guitar. Awesome
He is able to play not only bass but guitar, drumms and singing too!
Goosebumps! Very surprised. Didn’t expect it to be that good!
No one can replicate Layne’s voice, but this guy approximated it.
He did it in his own style and made it work, that's why he's great.
As much as I know James Hetfield is good, it really pains to hear his cover. 😭 Phil gave justice to this.
@@ryujisusapphire9511 Are u deaf? James did a better job, Phil butchered the song
How? He sounds HORRIBLE...
LOL This sucks man...
Lets all just appreciate that……1. Both Phil and Layne are (were) powerful & talented frontmen-each in their own way. 2. It takes guts to sing another’s original song - knowing how amazing they were and be able to pass on some of that same emotion. 3. Jerry, Sean , and Mike are, pure and simple- rock Gods. 4. Duff is one of the sweetest fellas out there.
Wow, crazy good comment. On point. And i want to add that Duff is not only sweet fellas but very good bassist, also singer, drummer and guitarist. Preety amazing talent.
Great tribute to both Layne and Dimebag... R.I.P. to both... A crossover you'd never expect to see... Phil and Jerry poured their heart and soul into the performance... you can tell it meant a lot to them!
Everybody saying "this just shows how good Layne was if even Phil's struggling with this song". I am not taking anything away from Layne or from the difficulty of performing this song properly, but Phil Anselmo was well beyond his prime here. He recently got off the heroin and his voice was completely destroyed after heavy shouting and careless incorrect singing over many years. If Layne sang the type of music Phil was singing, his voiced would have burnt out a long time ago and he wouldn't be able to reach those highs either. Phil Anselmo would have NAILED it perfectly if he performed this in 1988 - 1996.
Exactly. Phil is still with us also, we should give him his credit too
That's the real problem,that he didn't learned vocal techniques and blew his voice thinking it was normal
He was recovering from spinal fusions and years of being inactive after dimes death .
What if he didn’t practice this song enough before this show! This type of songs needs proper rehearsals to master them.
lol, Layne was more powerful singing then 90% of the musician who were around his time . Remeber people saying you could hear his voice over the speakers if you were close enough . Sound just came out of him strong and he was just a power house vocally
I don’t care what anybody says but phil did amazing! this is so great
Agreed!
The amount of lives I've seen of Phil I have never seen him 1. look like this on stage 2. perfect a cover like this. insane \m/
YES!!! THis works very well!!
Anselmo in Chains!!!
He really nailed it
I was thinking Pantera in Chains but yours sounds better.
Best rendition of this song ever.
I need more Phil Anselmo/Alice In Chains!!
For real!
Phil has come along way from a kid from Louisiana to the top....hometown hero
We should all appreciate the power of Layne's vocals because it's not easy hitting those notes for even a good singer
LEGENDS! All LEGENDS! So many in one place🤩
Phil never ceases to amaze me,that sound just suited
Phil sounds awesome! Layne's spirit is still definitely with us.He'd be so grateful that all of these songs live on!!! Nobody could ever take Laynes place nor would anyone try!
Phil Anselmo is an absolute legend.
Jerry is always amazing! His last solo album is also fantastic! Love him so much and miss Layne Stayle every single day!
This just goes to show you that Layne Staley is irreplaceable. Just makes me miss him even more.
I grew up in the 80's & 90's ,and seen both Layne & Dime in concerts. Both of them while wielding different talents ,and style were huge in my life. I loved both Alice & Pantera. I have to admit a large part of me lived in anguish over the loss of each of them. I still to this day listen to the old school tunes ,and it brings back memory's of my life back then. It puts a smile on my face knowing how utterly amazing these musicians were ,and how lucky I was to be alive during this time.
PHIL PUTS THE PANTERA ON THE END 3:22.... GIVES ME CHILLS...LOVE IT.....🤘😁🤘
Outstanding rendition + Phil nailed it
Goosebumps
Phil is doing just fine. He is just a different flavor
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 Phil Anselmo doing this is just amazing! Very underrated artist. Long live PANTERA!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Underrated by the mainstream idiots.. real true metal heads know Phil’s the man🤘
Layne & Dime are smiling down on y'all. Great Job!!
Phil. Great job .
How can anyone not like Phil's voice here? Sounds fucking excellent. That man's voice was every bit as important to me and Layne's.
Phil's the perfect candidate to sing this song, and he must've felt the same because he was really in the pocket with this 1 you can just feel the emotional connection with the lyrics in his voice.
Excellent job, and thank you to everyone involved 🤘
Pantera and AIC my top two favourites of all time, as I'm sure is true for many others, this is gold
So greatful I grew up with real music like this. God I miss that decade.
bobo jangles you mean Billie ethlish obsession and post Malone don’t cut it for you as artists? lol.
Hell yeah man, I miss it too.
When band members get on stage with other band members to pay tribute to other band members that we have lost over the years and still continue to pay tribute is the most honorable and respectful thing they could do to honor those that are gone no matter if they can sing their songs almost as good or not good at all is besides the point of what really matters and what really matters is that not only to honor them and their memories but to keep their life and talents alive because of what they gave their fans to honer their talents and who they truly were in life and not death and when I see and hear all these different brands all these different voices singing the songs of those that have passed truly brings so much joy to my heart and makes me cry every time no matter who is performing them it's love for their friends and brothers and sisters that's what it's all about even the ones who sing the lost ones songs like shit it's still beautiful last week Gavin Rossdale and Bush did a performance in Vegas and when they left going thru Reno Gavin got on stage with Breaking Benjamin and Korn to sing in Layne's honer sang Would ? And did a very good damn job at it
Such a hard group to properly cover and man Phil does it well here. Respect
I grew up on Pantera and Alice In Chains, it's a shame Phil and Layne were never able to collaborate on something, that would've been epic for metal!
Phil did great. There's a reason why Layne is a legend to many of us where his vocals are concerned.
Phil sounded like phil. Pretty damn gold to me
Andrea Pirlo on drums ladies and gentlemen!!
Hahaha funny 😂😂😂
Damn!!
Jajajaja!!!
Right!!! 😂🤣
Lol
Layne 's voice
can never be duplicated.. And Phil here did what he does relating to layne in a perfect match... There is nothing wrong here... Phil is great here.. Still great.
Phil has a very deep and powerful voice, Layne had a very powerful yet hauntingly controlled style all his own. Love both, respect both. Great tribute 👏
Duff has enough talent to play the bass, guitar, and drums.
Duffs a rock god man. He is so damn good.
Geez, it's like you never watched Patience.
Duff aint no joke
Duff played guitar in a band called neurotic outsiders, awesome band ,worth looking up
bondes des and all of Duff McKagan’s Loaded. Love that stuff
He has that similar pronunciation singing twang down that Layne did! Love this!
who else would go and see Phil Anselmo singing for Alice in Chains?!
I miss layne imagine hes still with us and rocking at the age of 50
And I miss Dimebag
Phil vocals on point, beautiful tribute
Wow,,Phil poured his fuckin hard core soul into that .... God damn I love it man. Thats wat it feels like when u miss a wonderful human like Layne. ,and Dime . Great fuckin feeling Phil ,thank you brother,and brothers Duff,Jerry,Sean.....
Phil has the harmonies down. Great job Anselmo! He brought the heart!
Wow, thoroughly enjoyed that, what a treat to have those legends together on stage!
Duff playing rhythm guitar sweet !!!
One of my favorite songs. Look they wrote it, it's great. Doesn't matter who does now. Like a relay or Olympic tourch, just gets passed on.
He did a good job on an impossible task . Not in his prime or element , but an A for effort and the thought
Phil's ear monitor wasn't working so the fact he stayed in key is pretty fucking amazing
Duff is looking good these days. Well done Duff hold your head high my man!!!
AIC one of the greatest of all time! Layne...... Legend!!!
this is my favorite crossover episode
Phil's redemption arc is awesome. I love to see it. I stopped back on this video and he did as well as you can with an impossible task. I love all these dudes on stage. Take care and stay up!
Admirable effort. Just good to see Phil doing well
Hearing other people sing this song reminds you of how great Layne was.
Perfect rendition.Straight from the heart.
Layne was the the BEST vocals(I MEANT THE BEST EVERRR) when it's comes to grunge and rock but have to give the props to Phil for his effort.. You obviously can't compare between AIC and Pantera.. Two different legendary bands at their best..
True...and try to put/imagine it the other way around (Layne properly singing a Pantera's song). I can't really...no matter if Layne is my favorite vocalist ever...whatever...Phil here deserves respect (at least).