Mad Season "River of Deceit" Sonic Evolutions 1-30-15 Seattle
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Sonic Evolution 1-30-15
Seattle Symphony Ochestra plays Mad Season's "River of Deceit"
Live at Benaroya Hall
Mike McCready - Guitar
Barret Martin - Drums
Duff McKagan - Bass
Chris Cornell - Vocals
Ludovic Morlot - Conductor
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Not trying to imitate Layne, but to sing it his own way, is the ultimate show of respect to Layne.
Thats not a show of respect,thats individuallity.. (not sayin hes not respectfull, but come on, hes a developed singer of his own (league even, just like Layne is)
He actually did use some techniques Layne was synonymous with, like the emphasized vibrato, but not all of them.
Beautiful tribute . No one could sing it better than Layne but it’s absolutely a beautiful tribute from Chris .RIP to Layne and Chris ❤️
Dude he's cris cornell he doesnt need to imitate anyone
tejas mhadgut finally someone who understands 🤘🏻
Chris actually did justice to the original. Talk about a supergroup. You got Duff from Guns and Roses, the drummer from Screaming Trees, Guitarist from Pearl Jam and the singer from Soundgarden singing a vocal done by the singer from Alice in Chains. Wow. So much talent on that stage it's hard to believe.
They were all good friends. Glad to come across such an old video.
Also, Original Members from Mad Season, guitar & drums, Mike & Barrett ~ FOREVER GRUNGE🤘🏻💋♥️🇺🇸💋
......And when your session players are the hometown Seattle Symphony, you know you've got a supergroup!
duff played these songs badly
The last time I heard this song I was in a very fancy restaurant when this came on.
The thing about the Grunge bands of the 90s is they loved and respected each other. A brotherhood. So blessed that my teen years were during the height of this era.
Amen to that. These bands help shape me as a person and for taste in music. I'm glad I grew up when I did.
They could and did step in for each other when necessary. Layne stepped in for Mark Lanigan (Trees) when he was hospitalized. That’s one of the best things about all these musicians being such great supporters of each other in good times and bad. A real band of brothers
Yes you are spot on. The respect was there in the collaborations of different band members playing and singing with the other bands. There was no Competition or animosity towards each other. I can remember Layne talking with Kurt while they in a car and how Kurt was excited about his new Baby and then a short time later we know the tragedy that hit Kurt's fans and the Rock and Roll world.
We experienced a time that I don't think I ever will again. I am grateful to be in my mid 20s experiencing great music.
Brother, you couldn’t have said it better.
The only person who could cover Layne is Chris. RIP dude.
2 awesome dudes missed very much. No one can replace.
N G this was awesome Layne would have approved RIP Layne and Chris you guys are so very much missed!😭😭
I agree. And he did it his own way. Cannot copy Layne. Two of the best...very much missed
Well said
And I thought this song could not get more bittersweet. RIP Chris Cornell.
It's gut wrenching. My soul cries, just can't believe Chris is now gone and now Chester too!! It's been a rough couple of months!
Brilliant the way you said that. So heartbreaking.
aint that the truth...sad
If they only knew what we FEEL now, I have to believe in my heart that they would still be here today.
@@2009jpp but noone knew how they felt and what was going through them
Hadn't heard this song in about a decade, and seeing Chris..AND not seeing Layne...knowing that neither one is with us any longer..tears, man.
We are all born into the grave brother just follow your heart and enjoy it while it last because one day will never come !!!
here 2 years after you, and your comment... tears man.
@@shane9306I’m here two years after you and man it’s insane we lost them
Being 54 years young I've seen Layne, Chris,Duff, and I believe it's Stone, all with their RESPECTED bands, so much talent on that stage right there. Such an amazing time in my life the 80's FUCKIN ROCK
The river of deceit takes another one. RIP, Chris.
exactly 👍
Ivan Blanco that would've been a great way to start an incredibly sad article involving Seattle's musicians who've passed away.
Ivan Blanco and then he make music with layne in heaven...
Hope Eddie Vedder isn't singing this - ever!
You hit the “deceit” part. People who are found dead with nine broken ribs and a head wound with no lethal drugs whatsoever in their system, with a exercise band next to their beat up body are not People who have “committed suicide.” Chris was murdered. The crime is that in a corrupt city like Detroit, things can get shoved under a rug for enough money... and they were. We need a new investigation into the death of Chris, whose body was cremated before it even left Detroit. River of Deceit indeed! Greedy black widow... scratch the surface and you will find that Icky never shed a tear for her dead husband. She is truly a disgusting, greedy liar 🤥. Don’t believe that he “killed himself.” Nope, don’t make any sense when you consider the facts. I hope that one day they open a HOMICIDE investigation into his murder...
We'll never forget you, Layne and Chris.
lovingklimt never ever forget I couldn’t if I tryed! Damn this is sad!
Man... This really got to me. Chris singing this song. The loss of Chris and Layne hit me hard, and seeing Chris sing this particular song... just... wow.
The voice of an entire generation. Chris Cornell was simply an amazing singer, songwriter, and artist.
It’ll NEVER be ok that Chris is gone ... never 💔
Nope. This one hit really hard. I do several of his songs and it's tough every time. And I know it always will be. Such a huge influence. RIP Chris.
or layne and well every one we lost
Never.
@@becomeaudible1 It will never be Ok that the world has lost....Layne Staley, Chris Cornell, Mike Starr, Andrew Wood, Scott Weiland, Shannon Hoon, Dio, Paul Gray, Dick Clark, Gary Moore, Jon Lord, Tom Petty, Clive Burr, All the Ramones, David Bowie, Amy Winehohse, Kurt Cobain, Dimebag, Jerry Garcia, Chester Bennington, Glen Frey, Jeff Healey, Malcolm young, Tom Fogerty, Mark Lanegan and most recently Taylor Hawkins. There are just to many to list this is just a few of the musical geniuses we have lost.
You are right Sherlain, the world will be a lot of things, some good, some NOT, times will change , seasons change, but the "ok" ship has sailed for good . GO bless us all.
McCready's guitar has always been my favorite part of this song. Beautiful, of course, but also haunting, painful, sad. This song gets me everytime.
A dead man singing a dead man' song. Shivers.
As we all will be.
Sucks
JonyBgood omg this is so sad!
It seems as if all of the best singers are dying. Eddie and Billy Corgan is all we have left of the period of music that made nearly all previous and latter music seem like it was written by kids.
Fuck....so true......
AIC, Soundgarden, Mad Season - all such a big part of my late teens and beyond. Amazing that I’m seeing this for the first time in my mid 40s. Love it.
Takes me back
@Millennial Smark Kurt sang with Lanegan (Screaming Trees) in his first solo album, Leadbelly’s Where did you sleep last night (afterwards it became famous because of the version in Nirvana’s MTVs Unplugged). The song Long gone day, singed by Lanegan and Staley in Mad Season’s album, when played alive, the saxo line sounded like Come As You Are. It’s clear the brotherhood between these bands, including Nirvana
Thank you for not mentioning the terrible and overrated bands like nirvana and pearl jam they are both irrelevant.
I’d have to add Temple of the Dog and Audioslave into this group of 3 from the OP. RIP Chris and Layne 😢
Chris voice sounds so perfect here. warm, clear, perfect pitch. Great performance.
I wish the audio was recorded better but man the idea of doing this cover with Chris Cornell plus an orchestra in a theatre was genius
The Orchestra was far from tight, unfortunately.
the “grunge” era of music was so short lived but it’s impact has left a lasting impressing. Rip to all those who are no longer with us you’ve gotten me through a lot. Thank you gentlemen.
4 or 5 years it was. I remember around the time Dirt came out that it was mrore or less in full swing. By 95 it was pretty much over. I went to palooza in 95 at the shoreline and the sound was changing fast with greenday and pumpkins taking over.
I love grunge knocked hair bands out but to be replaced by boy bands & bubble gum girls?? Ick
One of the greatest era in music
It's sad we lost Kurt,Chris and Layne to soon.The best of the early Seattle music scene all gone
And Andy Wood
Now Mark Lanegan
It's sad but they changed the way I heard music 🎶
@@guyfaux900 And Baker Saunders
I'm so grateful to the person that captured this moment in time.
Can you hear that? Yep, sadly that's our collective hearts...... breaking...
The joyous, yet sinking, heavy feeling of remembrance.
To a time when they were here.... To a time they sang to us and for us... and we sang along with them.. We felt it ... lived it... and received solace from it...
A connectedness from writer and listener.
No bullshit.... Just raw and real.
Their souls will come around again.... to another time and another generation..... And who knows.... maybe we'll meet again...
Your searchlight soul shines bright... throughout the ages... timeless...
Nobody Sings Like You Anymore...
NOBODY...
Beautiful comment. Thanks for bringing it all back.
Thank you Chris, for doing Layne Staleys song with a full orchestra. He deserved it.
So nice to see this.
It is beautiful and even Chris' voice is close to Layne's ... unreal and beautiful!
Solo Cornell puede cantar una canción de Layne.. una maravilla..
Lucky to those who witnessed this live.
This is a masterpiece. Still - I wish, Layne and Chris were still here....😔❤️
Honestly makes me cry, there's so many people performing this lovely song. Supporting Layne, wish he knew that sooner in his life. It hurts to hear but I love it. It's addicting.
McCready, Chris, and Duff all brought a tear to my eye.
This is the first time I've ever seen this. The tears of pain that I thought were gone. God I miss his voice.
So beautiful this actually made me cry. So emotionally moving. The original with layne is moving enough. But with Chris and that orchestra behind him. So beautiful RIP Chris and Layne taking from us to soon.
Saw Benaroya Hall at 1-30-15. 2nd row !
With... Seattle Symphony. ;-)
Mike McCready, Barret Martin and bassist Duff McKagan. (with a suit on !)
So awesome.
Wow.....speechless.....what a tribute to Layne......thank you Chris Cornell..and may you, Layne, Chester, Jim and Jimi, Janis, Mama Cass, Jeff and David ...Rest in Peace
Most of been super emotional for Susan Silver to people really close to her one singing for one whose gone and now Chris’s gone 2 of the vocal powerhouses of all time sweet dreams rest easy layne &chris Seattles sons 🤟🤟🤟❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Damn... that hurts like hell... on many levels.. Rock on Mr Cornell...
Mr Duff McKagan i love you.
Beautifull song and performance.
He's singing with layne now. Rip Chris you were one of the most talented singers around
Where are they singing?
@@raweslo11 In hell with all the cool people :) Can't wait to see them there
The hell of the bible?
@@raweslo11 Who cares about the bible. I use it to roll joints with or as toilet paper.
@@SungazerDNB just dont borrow from it
God this makes me so sad. Still feeling gutted by this loss.
So beautiful....
RIP Layne and Chris.... cant believe you two now are gone... heaven now is so happy both of you singing there
Chad Kras but we’re so sad you’re not here!
This is both beautiful and heartbreaking to watch. And I don't what's more heartbreaking, the thing that Layne isn't there to sing it himself or the fact that we lost Chris too, two years after this...💔
he isn't Layne but if anyone can get up and do this Chris can. He did very well too.
+pitchfork lilton He isn't. Neither was Layne Chris Cornell. They're both equally brilliant.
Yes indeed!!
Sounds awesome ... Layne Staley would be so proud!!! :-)
Kathy Jacob I'm crying. And Layne was smiling on Chris here. Wow. So special.
Hurts to listen to because it's so beautiful RIP, Chris, Layne, too young
please never take this video down
The last few weeks I’ve watched hundreds of Layne’s, Kurt’s, and Cornell’s live performances. I’m not sure why, it makes me super sad every time, but I keep doing it. Can somebody please tell me I’m not going crazy?
Your not crazy. This stuff comforts me. I miss those days. I miss this music. I watch these old videos all the time
Dude right there with you!! Makes me happy so fk it enjoy these beautiful souls!!
I miss this man so much, it'll never go away.
I'm not crying you're crying
😭 thank you for making me laugh
To think they are both gone is so sad. RIP Layne and Chris. Thankyou for your music
Oh, this song, makes me cry because it's so beautiful, yet tragic. Chris did an amazing job covering this. Rip, Chris and Layne
Layne and Chris were so great in their own ways and they didn’t realize it
Cornell has the perfect voice to cover this song ! rip Layne + you will never be forgotten ~
Russel James Cornell neither
Yup... so sad really.. rip Cornell !
What nostalgia, amazing! I love Chris Cornell and Layne!❤️
Well this is just beautiful. This is one of those eternal songs, just immortal. Thank you for making it happen Mike McCready. And keeping it going Duff and Chris Cornell. Addiction and deliverance from it is no joke.
My God does Chris Cornell do this song justice! I miss him and Layne. In my opinion the 2 best vocalists in the grunge era of rock and roll. I was age 32 When I was working in Seattle moving from Boston in February of 1992 when the shit hit the Fan as the world focused on Seattle, and it's the music scene. What a great time to have been there.
That Song is so beautiful and touching and just perfectly interpreted by CC. This is one of the videos I always come back to, to remember Chris. I hope he has found his peace where he is now.
Who hasn't Duff played with? He's sat in with all of the Seattle bands and most of the L.A. bands. Dude is a legend.
Every event honoring the Seattle musicians, their memories, their work, times of need, Duff has always been there. Great guy among a group of great guys.
Chris and Layne were very special souls.... They were what seperated the average from the e epitome...they can sing ANY song and not only make it their own but make it sound theirs
Chris's magnificent voice, makes me feel chills, wonderful interpretation 🫶
Are you kidding me? How can anyone give Chris Cornell singing a Mad Season song thumbs down.
Right?💓💓💓💓
it's like, who is that? Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock?? LAME!!! Get of the stage!!!!
Because the only direction we flow is....
Makes me emotional. What a beautiful cover
Beautiful, glad Chris sang for this tribute.
We are running out of singers and legends we will keep them forever in our hearts.
Major tears..wow feeling this so deep and missing are lost brothers.
TJH I know I feel the same so sad but beautiful!
They screamed over the guitarist's outro. I love that. 💚💚💚
This song is so beautiful. Touches my soul each time I hear it. Will always miss you, Chris.
RIP LAYNE and CHRIS ⚘
Wish you guys were still here 💕
Such a haunting song.
Forever Grunge! Love seeing Mad Season up there playing with Chris, it’s their song, so Legendary! We will forever miss you Layne, Rock that Grunge! 🩵🪽👄🤘🏻
This speaks volumes upon volumes.
tears... this makes me cry. Beautiful tribute.
It's like Layne is watching over Chris at this moment. R.I.P.
I am super thankful that someone caught and posted video of this magical moment!
A contemporary masterpiece
This was real tough...damn there is so much pain to deal with here
RIP,Chris, and Layne, both taken way to soon!! And dearly missed.
Rich cranium66 my heart is broken this is so sad but so beautiful !
When Chris Cornell performed in London, it was very raining, we were all wet ... so he went on stage among us so that he too was wet ...
The best 2 singers of rock n' roll.....just perfect. I'd love to see Chris singing "wake up" too...
One of the best male vocalists (top 5), of any music that matters, performing a legendary song in an epic way! This brings me hope that there are people who know what really great (and deep) music is.
When Layne passed in 2002, I was 24. I had been listening to AIC and Mad Season for nearly half my life. I had just seen Jerry Cantrell live where he preformed some AIC songs the year before Layne passed. Layne’s death, although we hadn’t heard that beautiful voice in years, tore my soul. His music was all I consumed for the two years following his death. My dad was an addict, and I understood those lyrics his all too well. They helped me heal from not having my father around.
Fast forward to 2017. Musically, that was a shit filled year! Chris dying fucked me up in ways I had no idea a death of a musician could fuck me up. Not only had I been listening to him for nearly 3/4 of my life, I had introduced his music to my children. While I wasn’t much of a Lincoln Park fan, I couldn’t help but feel that same sinking & sick feeling when Chester passed. I remember telling my husband, and I quote, “i had no idea a musician’s death would hit me this hard. God forbid something happens to Eddie Vedder or Tom Petty.”
..And four months later, goddamn-it, Tom Petty fucking dies. It sucked about as hard as I thought it would suck and that’s one I still can’t shake. He was my dad’s age. Resembled my father, was an artist like my father, and suffered from addiction like my father. Tom was the one I counted on most because it was a sure thing he was going to provide an album with integrity every couple years. He never disappointed.
These are the true people that raised me, and it fucking hurts that they’re all dead. I also see the tragedy of how these four died, and it’s not lost on me at all. Two took their own lives, and two died of accidental overdoses. They made that music to escape.
Please start mental health care for your children, if you have access. Even if you believe they have no worries, no trauma, no reason to see a mental health provider, prepare them with the tools. Because it’s not if, it’s when they face a hard times.
my pain is self chosen "☠🖤💋
amazing performance rest in peace layne staley we all miss you.
aic staley now Chris R.I.P
Will always love Chris
I came across this around my most recent birthday. I was not in the best spot at the time, and that's probably part of why I felt major fucking chills watching and listening. But what's certain is for that 5.5 minutes, I realized how much I miss Chris and Layne, both of whom were in their heyday when I was an infant.
by far, the best thing I've heard in the year. epic versión of an already epic song
Chris, you will be remember ...
I am so glad I stopped to listen to this magnificent man singing this magnificent song! Releasing his emotions in his music just wasn't enough! He decided he would go.❤️🙏❤️🎶🌍✌️💯😔😇💫
That was amazing! CC is the only lead singer in the world who could or should replace Layne's vocals in that song!
The only other singer I would've chosen to sing this other then Layne. Beautiful!
Fantastic choice.
RIP Chris and Layne ;/
Cada vez que lo escucho me emociona mucho ...
Gracias a una persona que me introdujo a todo esto.
Now this is the fucking way you remember and hold Layne Thomas Staley up!!!! Chris Cornell ... speechless...besides that dark, pain spoken tones like you could hear through Layne when he would sing.....
Susan Wiggins - Simpson now Chris is gone
Very ironic and I guess when you have lived most of your adult life in depression and know darkness you can see it through another. The first thing I thought about beside just total heart break and sadness was when I watched this video when I heard he passed because I knew for him to not only nail it so close brilliantly with his unique vocals it was definitely the way he brought the presence of Layne's darkness through in the song's (not quite so dark but almost there, yet still it was dark!) I wandered if Chris was not going through some sort of depression or had just been through it in the past and tapped in to some past memories to pull the performance off to give that touch that Layne had...I still am glad he was chosen to do it and we have this as a memory to watch and will always miss Chris very much and am very very saddened by his loss, not a loss has hit me this way since Layne's....
Layne Rutherford Staley. He didn't like his middle name and loved Tommy Lee. Lol
UndeadRomeo really? lol I had no idea always thought it was Thomas
wow! They sound perfect!
Damnit!! Such a fucking talent gone too soon. Another legend to rock out with the Super Band in Heaven.
The best ensemble ever. There is no one like Chris to sing for this tribute. Love you all; love and miss you AIC Layne!
Thanks for this awesome, awesome tribute!
" no one sings like you anymore"
That was amazing, his voice is perfect for that song.
My pain is self chosen
How fucking sad does this make me? Damn. Had my father not been so protective, maybe I'd have been able.to see all these beautiful souls live, but maybe he knew better than I. ❤💔
Absolutely beautiful! Who else could have done that? Just an amazing talent
Art is the interpretation of the now, immortalized. RIP.
A legend singing a legend ❤
oh my f*cking god! this is amazing! by far the best video i have seen yet from that show!! i love it! i l ove the close ups all of it. perfect!!!!!
bongjive more on the way.
Old Magic awesome, can't wait!
Old Magic I literally broke down watching this because he motherfuckin badass nailed it my God now we only Chris and Eddie that's still alive now because Scott Weiland Lane Stanley and Kurt Cobain are all gone now
@@OldMagic I give ya $1 million for dvd of this show
Wish there was a professional recording of this on CD, etc
Such an awesome performance.