Fishbone - "Them Bones" by Alice In Chains | MoPOP Founders Award 2020
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2020
- Fishbone performs "Them Bones" 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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For those of you that are not too familiar with Fishbone this is the first time the original 6 members played together since 1993. Which makes it extra special. 😁
Yes saw them in 95 in Richmond at the now gone Flood Zone-it was simply incredible never seen so much energy 🤘🏻 not good times fkn incredible times
one word FUCK
This is why this video is sooooo fucking good
And now they're baiscally broken up... hey, at least we got this eh?
This is the perfect example of doing a 'cover' and not a 'copy'. Awesome awesome version of this song.
Agreed, just like how they did Freddie’s Dead, took a Curtis Mayfield song from the 70s updated it in their style.
Turning those Layne screams in the original into James Brown-type funk scats is pure genius, as is this entire cover. Wonderful.
I feel like Layne would have been so thrilled and delighted to hear this cover…the energy is so pure!
It's kinda reminiscent to the early stuff by layne, he was into this funky style in his early music
@@ems6477 That was my feeling too, they are genuinely playing the song with not a care for what we might think of it, in stark contrast with Ann Wilson's rendition of Rooster (which was horribly forced, dishonest and painful to listen to in my opinion).
no. you can't take the darkness away and add music technology to it. you shouldn't cover songs that can't be better than the original.
@@lewisrender205 STFU. These boys were beyond friends with AIC. They killed this song. Posers talk shit on legends. Homie, do your research before you open your trap.
I live in Seattle and Jerry Cantrell was on a local radio station a few weeks ago and was asked about his favorite part of this ceremony. First thing out of his mouth was " all the bands that paid tribute to us by doing our songs, and FISHBONE doing " Them Bones" was legendary!" The radio hosts agreed that this rendition was their favorite! Way to go guys! FISHBONE is Red Hottttttt.
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For me the best is rain when I die performed by dallas green.
Them fish bones anyone?
😂
Nice.
I guess they picked this track on purpose:)
I guess mow they should do an entire cover album of AiC songs?
Right on
Funfact: Fishbone & Alice In Chains were on tour together for Lollapalooza in the early 90's.
@Mr. Self Destruct Chris Dowd also toured with Jerry for Boggy Depot
1993 - Alice in Chains was the headliner and they brought Fishbone's guitarist up to sit in on a couple tunes (in Raleigh NC anyway).
I went here in Michigan, at the milan dragway. One of the best shows ever. 3 hits of white blotter. RATM even opened up the main stage, and my personal fav Primus headlined. Our ride left after AIC, so I had to hitch a ride in the hatchback of a ford escort, trippin balls.
Lollapalooza 93 was unreal
Alice in chains
Tool
Rage against the machine
Primus
Fishbone
I saw that show. Fishbone was the only pit I had to flee from.
THIS IS HOW YOU COVER A SONG!!!!!!!!
I fucking know right!
Yep. Among the best AIC covers I’ve ever heard, totally made it their own while totally keeping the feel of the song true to the original. Love Fishbone.
Absolutely. Cover it with shit.
@@cobborator hahahahahahahahaha I disagree, but I laughed
@@zimiani 😉all in good fun!
Philip Fisher is a stunningly great drummer. So clean and so powerful.
So underrated 🎉
Amen!
The man was playing like he wasn't even trying. Look to your elders, people. LOL. Probably one of my favorite covers of AiC. The energy was off the charts.
@@jonathandonley3299 I've seen them three times in their prime with the original lineup. The energy was always through the roof!
Each time he has left the band has crushed me
I never understood why Fishbone was never the biggest band in the world. Plus the nicest guys you’ll ever meet.
According to De La Soul, record companies try to get three good albums out of an artist, then do their best to sabotage their future for failure. Add the fact that Fishbone's music is naturally a square peg in a round hole. Bottom line... recording companies look out for themselves and will screw over the artist at any chance.
@@dwaynerichardson5380 Not wrong. Always about the money. Fishbone was one of my favorite bands growing up. Still legends to me. I hope they're still happy with the success they've accomplished.
@@dwaynerichardson5380 they ended up owing the record companies so much money their lives were basically over. A total crime. Truth and Soul is one of my favorite albums of all time. Got me through so much in the late 80's.. I'll never forget them.
@@dwaynerichardson5380 There's also another reason and it lies with the black community themselves. Over the last 30 years, Hip Hop has been the dominant music form in the black community and among kids growing up, it's simply NOT DONE to go anywhere near a guitar.
Why do you think Little Wayne does that "Guitar Solo" shtick of his? Certainly not because of love for the instrument. People like Tosin Abasi, Robert Randolph and Gary Clarke Jr. are modern day black guitarists but if you went up to a group of black teenagers, and asked them who they are they wouldn't know but ask them about Tyler the Creator and Drake, they would because Hip Hop is all they know.
So black rock bands such as 24/7 Spyz, Bad Brains, Fishbone and Living Colour are deliberately overlooked because of that.
Edit: I should have Mentioned DuG Pinnick of Kings' X here. He could have been huge if he had been a modern day artist. Because he embodies everything that today's society keeps talking about:
- He's a badass musician and singer
- He's gay
- He's black
But nobody knows who he is.
They never got the credit they deserved. All explained in the Everyday Sunshine documentary (narrated by Lawrence Fishburne). They were my favorite band for a long time.
Fishbone should just do the whole Dirt album, for real. They are killing it!
they should.
i am here for that!
But: If. They. Could. Would. They?
Oh most definately
We as mankind need this to happen. Can someone please start a petition?
The best part of this is the comments from people unfamiliar with Fishbone who are trying to process what they just watched and realizing they need to know more about this amazing band. You're in for a wild ride that you won't regret.
Well, them youngsters need to check out Truth and Soul. Back in my day that album was ahead of its time.
@@beelzebob23 the entire Fishbone catalogue is 💯 💪🏾
John Hultman: Amen, brother, amen.... :)
I feel the same about Living Colour hehe. One you feel the magnitude of what you witness your mind implodes!
@@NIVO1972 Same here, both with ´72 and with LC - seen them live 4 times (3 times in a club and once on a summer festival) - matchless performance each time!
For all those new to Fishbone... Listen to the masterpiece albums, " Give a Monkey a Brain and He'll Swear He's the Center of the Universe " and " The Reality of My Surroundings " ... Prepare to have your face melted.
They themselves got crushed under the heaviness of the 'Give a Monkey...' LP.
@@sloburnjo Yup. They should be the biggest band in the world.
"Swim"
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@@jakeryan9469 I like to swiimmmmmmmm
@@sloburnjo agreed.
This is my favorite Alice In Chains cover EVER. It's like a groovier Them Bones with a horn section in the vein of Facelift. The Harmonizing is flawless and the energy is just as insane, if not more insane, than the original.
i don't think a big enough deal was made that we're witnessing the original 6 together here ( plus mark phillips of course)
Did he really just drop that drum fill?! Yes!!!!! Brutalllllll!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
I've never listened to Fishbone before.
Only Fishbone should cover AIC songs.
This was DIRTY.
Will start listening to Fishbone immediately.
@mooky407 Listen to their albums. I recommend you "The Reality of My Surroundings" (1991), "Give the Monkey a Brain..." (1993) and their first recording the "Fishbone" EP (1985).
mooky407 Listen to "Servitude" NOW!
These guys and AIC go way back and became friends after headlining Lollapalooza. Jerry Cantrell used to say that Fishbone was THE band they never wanted to follow because you couldn't top them. Jerry has remained friends with the guys and Norwood and Angelo played on his debut album, Boggy Depot.
I've been a Fishbone fan since 1989.
The one minute and 35 second mark in this Fishbone track is one of the best moments in 90's music:
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Fishbone were one of the BEST live acts in the 90's. Super underrated band.
Truth and Soul is their best album IMO. Funky, Jazzy, rocks. Covers and blends a range of genres. Look for the song "Subliminal Fascism."
Fishbone is one of the greatest mysteries of the universe! How did they never achieve the superstardom they deserve? Critically acclaimed and super badass, they are one of the greatest bands of the 1990's. Watch video for "sunless Saturday." Hard rock genius!
And the Sunless Saturday video was directed by none other than Spike Lee.
Could not agree more. What an amazing cover and all these years later still the BEST!!!!! FISHBONE!!!!
John Cusack would wear their shirt in the movie Say Anything.
Because American's lack the comprehension to understand pure talent. They are fed what the mass media wants to feed them. That's why Fishbone, King's X and other bands never made it.
They go back way further than that. They started in 1979.
Fishbone is HUGELY underrated. I forgot how much I love them for a minute. Nice to see them reunite with Kendall for this.
Tried to find out how it happened. Him rejoining the band because apparently everyone is back in the band now except for him and they're working on a new album. Norwood said that they wanted him to come back in the band as well but he didn't know how to even get a hold of him. 😢 Strangest band breakup ever but being that it's Fishbone that shouldn't be too surprising though.
@@gerimayawhyte154 I heard he reached out to somebody in the band just to talk and they asked him to play with them for a show at fat mike's house for a show and he did it for fun. They have a new ep out in the last while and it's amazing
@@johndcoffee632 I'll have to check out the EP. Too bad after all of this time they couldn't get back together. He seemed kind of off in this video. Almost like he wasn't enjoying it. Kind of strange that he didn't solo either. Maybe he's not in place to handle a whole lot more than that. Being on TV and all. It's been a strange journey.
GOAT = FISHBONE. That’s the problem with the world. It needs more FISHBONE. Great to see Special K
SO WONDERFUL to see Kendall ripping it up again. This was just glorious
This version kick my ass!!
Them Horns!
They need to do a studio version of this. Fishbone kills it
This sounded just perfect to me!
Man, Layne would have his mind BLOWN if he saw this in person (RIP)! Fishbone with the ORIGINAL lineup to boot (I see you blessin' that axe, Kendall aka Special K!!!). Whew, those brothas still got it thank goodness for that. Hope AND PRAY they stick together just long enough to crank out one more studio masterpiece for the 21st century before going their separate ways again should they decide to. What they threw down back in the late-80s/early-90s was more than enough to guarantee their spot in American music history. FISHBONE SOLDIER FO' LIFE, BABY!!!
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I can't believe how good this is. Their energy is through the roof. I want to break stuff
I have been freaking the fuck out on this performance since I first heard/watched it this morning. I have no idea how many times I have seen it now. Probably as many times as I've seen Fishbone live. At least 10 times
THIS IS THE BEST THING FROM 2020
Damn... Fish killing it on the drums!!
Phillip "Fish" Fisher. Legendary Original drummer for Fishbone. He's playing on the tribute to Alice in Chains.
I remember seeing Fishbone in a scuzzy club in Portland in the late 80s. People were throwing shit up on stage and the singer picks up a shoe and says “Nike? We only do Vans” (paraphrased, it’s been a few years).
Amid a BUNCH of really great tracks in the MoPop AIC Founders Award video - this might have been my very favorite. What a great example of a radically different band respecting the original, while adding their own light to the creation. They looked as though they were having WAY more fun than anyone should have while thundering thru an AIC song - I've never thought of "festive" and "AIC song" in the same moment, but here you go ...
They Fishboned it.
The original lineup back together and killing it!!
@@scottyb7979 - "Fish" is as good as it gets on the drums - anywhere, any era.
That's the best way to describe them live is "Festive!" Seen them in the 90's three times.
Let's not forget that AIC and Fishbone toured together in 1993 lollapalooza. It was epic.
I respect Fishbone's courage to take an AIC gemstone in their hands and do a different version of it! Many people hate this version... So what, I don't care. This is about Fishbone showing respect to the greatest 'grunge' band ever.
FISHBONE are true Musicians Giants
It's a great version and they fucked up the lyrics
No one with any taste could dislike this its perfection
bro who the hell hates this version?
That guitar solo was better than the original in my opinion. Well...
Now that I think about it, I like the whole song better
Fish is one of the best drummers that ever be.
T R U E
@@DiegoMedina74 truly true
If I had to respond to this with 3 words I’d say “very, very true” oh wait that’s 2; “really, very true”
@@ilyabooriakin5473 Lol
The drums for RHCP's 'Taste The Pain' was Fish.
FISHBONE should be bigger than Red Hot Chili Peppers... They are so good.
& That cover is on another level. Please cover more Alice songs...
I got to see Fishbone on their first tour in 1986 or 87. I don't remember when. Angelo Moore was dancing next to me during the opening band. I started talking to him. He's super cool. Very nice and respectful of what the opening band was trying to do. Then, they came on and blew the house away. So talented. They were the tightest band I've ever heard -- equal to professional symphonies.
I caught Fishbone opening for the Beastie Boys then.. Been in the Fish Family since..
Couldn't be better. Gotta love the OG squad together. Fish is just sick on the kit.
How is nobody talking about Kendall being there? Great rendition
Kendall is still alive and sane? Awesome!
Get on their fan page on FB, he stalked about a lot. So far this appearance is a one off but there’s hope of them being a 2 guitar band again 😬
Probably because you need to be pretty far down the Fishbone rabbit hole to recognize him or the significance of his being there.
@@jonhultman2338
Kendall was on their best and biggest-selling records.
Was about to say...
Huge AIC fan and this fucking awesome. Never thought I would say a horn section belongs in an Alice tune but obviously I know nothing.
Especially Them Bones of all songs
Wow. Just wow. I saw Fishbone for the FIRST time about 4 or 5 years ago. I thought I was going to a show with a bunch of old timers that were likely past their prime. I left saying it was one of the greatest live shows I had ever seen. These guys are so underrated. Their live energy tops anything I have ever seen in my life and I have been a performer and spectator at a lot of shows. Good to see these dudes are still crushing it like no other.
So great to hear. Saw them a few times in the late 80s early 90s, and the energy and musicianship was just unreal.
Keyboard player had a broken leg in a cast, and was still jumping around his rotating stand. No excuses, go all out
That's great to hear. I'd like to see them now that everyone is back in minus Kendall Jones. Supposed to be a new album being worked on as well.
Fishbone has been an integral part of AIC's music since the early days.
I've been a Fishbone Solider from Day One. It warms my heart that so many people are getting their first taste of of this band that I loved for over 30 years. To them, I say, seek out their entire catalog and strap in for the ride.
The greatest live band ever.
I saw them many times in the mid to late 80's.... including opening for RHCP at UMass Spring Fling '88. Definitely one of of my top shows ever
My favorite band for a long time too. Nobody could touch them in the late 80's and early 90's.
It's so faithful to the original and yet sounds like it could be a Fishbone song. AMAZING. Glad to see Angelo looking like he's doing well, he seemed pretty bitter in that documentary.
Yeah! It's a faithful cover and they somehow made that 7/8 groove funky! I have no idea how that's even possible.
He did the djent technique of flipping the ups and downs every other measure. You can play any x/8 beat in x/4 in this way
In the early 2000s I got drunk at my local bar with Angelo. After the bar closed he tried to sell me some of his stuff out of the trunk of his car which he was living in at the time. It was sad. Fortunately I saw them perform years later and he seemed better off.
Angelo does seem real happy with Chris sharing vocals. Of course, Kendall Jones will always be the original.
@@trmander This makes me sad. Fishbone is my favorite band of all time and easily the best live act I've ever seen.
Others have been good to even great. Reverend Horton Heat is always a great show, Descendents were great... Jimmy Cliff was awe inspiring, Toots and The Maytals were absolutely tremendous, The Urge were incredible (and frankly in their prime in the mid 90's probably the closest equivalent to Fishbone live I've ever seen) and the list goes on and on for days.
But no one is better than these guys live in my book and as talented as they are Angelo should have never been living his his damn car.
Man if Kendall comes back into that band watch out. To this day seeing them open for the Peppers is one of the greatest Sets I’ve EVER seen a band perform. Mindblowing
yes! Fishbone's best metal songs, Sunless Saturday, Servitude, Swim, and End the Reign .. didn't have horns!!! They fixed it here!
agreed!
The little easter egg intro from their tune I Wish I Had A Date makes this cover even better. My band used to cover Fishbone and AiC when I was a younger man, this brings back so many dope assed memories.
How could it be possible that some people just dislike this? Are they deaf?
Even if they were... it's so stylish so what gives?
no they’re dead
Pablo, they aren't deaf, just stupid.
Younguns
Simple: lack of taste
And Kendal Jones too!!!
Really happy to see him back with the boys!!
@@scottyb7979 So am I. It was quite disappointing when Special K left, and the group was never the same afterwards. The later editions of the band were good in their own right, but they just never had the magic that the original band had.
They took an already great song and took it to the next level, which is exactly what a good cover song does.
Fishbone slaughtered "them bones" my hat's off to you guys
Never get tired of watching this.
I was curious
I hit play
Now I’m straight up
Blown away!
OMG THE DRUMMER IS KILLING IT!!!!!
Had never heard of the band Fishbone, being only a AiC fan...when i heard this my face went wtf? but in a totally amazing way. Mega respect for something immeadiately recognizeable but still distinctly unique!
Same here! A great experience as an AIC fan. Almost like being reincarnated into an alternate 1992 all over again.
Very influential band for a long time. Also, they were my favorite band for a long time too.
Alice in Chains and Fishbone have quite the history together. They both headlined Lollapalooza in 1993. Chris Dowd (Fishbone Keys/Vocals) was in Jerry Cantrell's solo band when he toured in the late '90s. Angelo (Fishbone vocals) and Norwood (Fishbone bass) both played on Jerry's solo record, Boggy Depot. In the early days of Alice in Chains, Jerry would often say that he hated going on after Fishbone because they set the bar too damn high.
I practically grew up on Alice in Chains--at least through high school and undergrad. Something about a crazy good band covering them only increases my love of the originals (maybe it has something to do with how respected AiC is in the music community). Anyway, holy cow! every time I listen to freaking Fishbone of all groups cover Them Bones.... Blow away! Deep funk meets the grungiest of all grunge and it KILLS.
One of the most criminally underrated rock bands on earth. Great version of the AIC classic with a little Fishbone sauce 👏👏🤘
Never understood why Fishbone wasn't more popular.
Original lineup!
Back in the 90s, Fishbone played Fall Fest at my college... they were selling these “F*ck Racism!” T-shirts!
How the hell can anyone downvote this?! It's brilliant. Fishbone haven't lost a step in 30 years, and this is an amazing reimagining of a classic.
How can a person not like this cover?
Greatest live band ever...
They did the song justice! Loved this!!!
OMG! It's like my favorite band doing a cover of my favorite band!!!
Multiply this by two hours or so and you have a Fishbone show. Relentlessly awesome band!
Fishbone for life!
Sick groove right smack in the middle
Dammmmmmuuuummmmm..... that’s how you freakin blow it UP...
I’ve heard many versions of this song and this THE BEST besides the original.... Rocking MY ASS OFF....🤘
In all my years i’ve never heard Alice spoken in Fishbone. Possibly the best start to a work day in a loooooong time. Perma-grin right now. That was f’n amazing.
Way fewer words than I used - captured my sentiments much better too.
They actually toured together in 1993 on the lollapalooza tour. Norwood Fisher, the bassist, also contributed to Jerry Cantrell's first solo album. They've all been friends for years.
@@xavierrhone4929 Angelo also did the horns on "Cut You In"
Jazed and Confused
Jerry of AIC used to say Fishbone was the band they never wanted to follow because you couldn't top them. They're that good. The AIC guys have remained friends with the other bands that co-headlined Lollapalooza.
I swear I have watched the MoPop Alice In Chains induction concert multiple times and Fishbone's cover of Them Bones is my go to cover song every time. Great job!!
OMG What a PERFECT Pairing :D FISHBONE are the Amoeba which gave birth to pretty much every 90's LA Band. And yet they're still the one and only original they always were (!)
no they werent...
Did fishbones have a modernized breakdown of a grunge classic? This is art
This is so effin awesome I can't even find the words. The meshuggah sounding breakdown, the saxophones, and the great musicianship!!! holy SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Especially that bass
H.P. Dominocus
Listen to Servitude - Fishbone. NOW.
@@rumblefish9 That song is great too!
Kendal is back!
I want this member's new album!
I saw Fishbone a few times back in the 90's; they have one of the best live shows ever.
I ... believe ... FISHBONE are the real deal! 🤯 Epic stuff.
Been a longtime fan of Fishbone and especially Fish, but they smashed this out of the park. The energy level here is incredible especially since they are not kids. Great to see them all together, especially Kendal playing with them. gonna play it again now.
These guys toured with them on lollapalooza in 93
If you dont like this, there's something wrong with you 😄💣💯💥🤟✌️
I wouldnt have believed it but... wow that was awesome. Those horn stabs are just great. I love the spin they put on an all-time-favorite song. So good.
This is one of the best performances for a cover song.
This is actual fire.
Never really got into Fishbone, not that there is anything wong with them, just never got around to it. Feeling some regret now... this is fucking killer. KILLER I TELL YA!
They have great albums, peep them out!
Pancho, I'm with you. Always read about Fishbone but never listened to them. Based on this song, I'm about to start.
Definitely go back and check some material from Truth and Soul for starters.
They are so musically diverse and talented at many styles... you will probably find something in their work to like
You will not be disappointed Pancho > 🏁🇯🇲
I saw Fishbone at Lallapooza 93 or 94. To this day they had one of the best stage performances I have ever seen. I thought I was going to die in the pit during Swim.
Wow. That Bloody Awesome..and their Original Lineup too!
Fucking Fishbone man.... goosebumps. Their album Truth and Soul was one of the greatest recordings in the history of my musical life. I'll never forget this band. Look at this fucking cover... all Alice in Chains, all Fishbone. These people are emotionally, the perfect band.
Dig deep folks...Fishbone is worth the effort. Crushed it!!
one of the greatest bands of all time, appreciate them all the time , same energy since the 80s , glad they are still around , fckin love fishbone
I didn't know I wanted to hear Fishbone cover Alice in Chains until it happened.
This was just a pure shot - incredible. That whole show was great with a couple of exceptions, but this stood out. These guys are not only great musicians but music fans - like AIC put through an Ornette Coleman filter.
That metaphor with Ornette Coleman is brilliant.
This is how you pay respect to a song while making it your own. Much Love.
You know a song is amazing when it can be translated all sorts of different ways and still kick ass
Love Fishbone y'all! I saw them long ago in 1993 at The Edge in Ft Lauderdale, they played with NOFX. Great show, i even partook on a doobie with Angelo Moore on a Fishbone break, good times!
I love that fishbone are still as eccentric and fun as they were when I saw them years ago. They gave a pretty sick dimension to this classic. It sounds so BIGGGG!
AIC is a very under appreciated band by the mainstream but no where near under appreciated as Fishbone. Both are true fucking giants of the realm of music and should be loved and respected as such. What an amazing cover!
breakdown in the middle 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Once again Fishbone brings the flavour for all to savour. Great cover from one of the greatest bands to ever have graced us with their presence... All Hail The Mighty Fishbone 🤘😁
I've seen Fishbone a few times live, as well as Alice in Chains, and never have I ever thought Fishbone would cover Alice in Chains. I've never even thought of them in the same music spectrum, two separate worlds.
Angelo Moore "The guy with the hat" actually played the horn on Jerry Cantrell's first solo single called "Cut You In" back in 1998.
AIC and Fishbone go way back. Jerry in particular was a huge fan of Fishbone, Mike Inez also.
@@nalahschamber3469 ah that makes sense. I think I have heard of that actually.
I love this! Huge AIC fan and can't imagine any other band topping this cover version. I will say that the intensity of performance and technical dexterity of Fishbone is kind of similar to classic Alice in Chains.
I depends upon what Fishbone song you are listening to. They are one of the most stylistically diverse bands ever. Listen to their album "Give a Monkey..." It sounds like 5 different bands. This is a key to their magic ... and their obscurity as well.
Would LOVE to hear a studio version of this! Amazing cover! Stayed true to the original frame (fish skeleton) but spread that funky/punky Fishbone DNA all over it! Angelo is almost 60 and still looks and rocks out like he's 20! Respect!
Thee baddest band in the world!!! FISHBONE!
That was badasssss! I got nothing else! Just badassss!