Layne did this for your generation, we were merely his contemporaries, he left a legacy and we knew it when we heard it, as we were with him throughout, until his untimely end; we all knew was inevitable
Live at the Moore and MTV unplugged are AMAZING! You should listen watch the entire set of both. He was very sick from drugs during the MTV unplugged and it had been a while since the group had performed together but it was unbelievable. He was just so talented, they all were. To me, these lives were better than the albums.
You guys would love Mad Season, it was Layne's side project along with Mike McCready from Pearl Jam and Barrett Martin from Screaming Trees. Their album Above is legit fire.
Because you guys love Alice In Chains so much, you should check out a little side project album that Staley did called "Mad Season". It's worth your time. Rock on you greenhorns!
I didn’t see this particular show but I did get to see them in the 90’s when I was just entering high school. I actually prefer them live but love everything they did. They were always funny and playing jokes on each other. My friend was a bouncer in Seattle at a club they played at a lot. He said Layne was always joking with him. One night Layne had just bought a bike so he walks in with his helmet on talking like Darth Vader and told my friend “Joe, I am your father” Every story of Layne is like that, people loved him bc he was a genuine, nice, funny guy. Miss him so much!!
You MUST do Jar Of Flies next, then Self Titled/Tripod and top it off finally MTV Unplugged. Unplugged has songs from both of those releases so it's more impactful when you're hearing these songs you know on this full acoustic set for the first time.
The subtle mastermind of this live performance is Jerry all the way. Without his Guitars there would be no contrast between Layne's voice and the band. Such an amazingly crafted song!
My favorite live performance by any band, to date…..and there are a lot of good ones out there. Everything about this, from lighting/production to each band member’s contribution was right on the money. And Layne…..dude was a vocal master at such a young age. A talent that just couldn’t be held down to this earth plane. He is missed!!
Great reaction. My favorite performance of theirs was "junkhead" live mtv singles party. Such a gritty version of the single from "dirt". You could tell he was strung out, which made it so powerful because its about dope.
You don't just hear Layne Staley, you absolutely FEEL him. He's essentially a soul singer, regardless of the genre. His stuff with Mad Season shows a more soul/bluesy side of him. No one sings like him.
If you haven't listened already, the live recording of Man in The Box at the Maquee is incredible. Layne's vocal power is unlike anything I've ever heard before.
Hey guys! Glad you got to see the greatest singer of the generation. By the way, I grew up in that area in that time and I was lucky enough to be at that concert. It was everything you might think it was 🙂
It's great to see young "kids" like yall listening to AIC and loving it. I'm a grateful grandma and I listen to many genres. AIC is my favorite band of all. Thanks!
One of my favorite bands of all time!!! This performance is epic!!!! Saw them live,with Layne,as their singer 4 times. First time was Clash of the Titans tour with Slayer,Anthrax,and Megadeth back in’90 or 91. RIP Layne and Mike🤘🤘
I'm still hearing songs first time🖤 I'm 61 and a fan of AIC since day 1🖤 I just started listening to Jerry solo🖤 and now with William...never be the same but familiar for sure 🖤 Thnx guys 🖤🖤
I saw Have a Nice Life a couple nights ago in DC, and it was incredible. The energy was electric, and their frontman was insanely entertaining. Someone actually posted the whole show onto RUclips, but it doesn't quite capture the power of seeing it live. Live shows really are something special. The best live recording I've heard has to be the live performance of Long Season by Fishmans at Akasaka Blitz. It's a 40-minute song that ended a 2-hour performance. It ended up being the band's last performance as their lead singer, Shinji Sato, unfortunately passed away from heart failure 3 months later. It's an incredible performance, and the whole live album is actually my favorite album of all-time.
"I live for you but I'm not alive" is a VERY powerful line if you've even been in a toxic relationship. It's nice to see younger folks learning, consuming then falling in love with groups like this. Keep going fellas
I absolutely love this, it makes me so happy that you like this so much! I think people definitely understood how lucky they were, If I could go back in time to see one concert it would without a doubt be this one. You just feel Layne and his emotions but like you said, unfortunately they don't make music like that anymore.
Their faces are painted well on electrical boxes from Seattle to Tacoma. Along with Jimi Hendrix, the girls from Heart and many others. There’s statues all over.
Gotta watch nirvana love at thr paramount next, not only one of the best nirvana concerts, but one of the best concerts ever! Plus they play some songs that never made it on their albums
PEARL JAM??? I LOVE ALICE IN CHAINS "LOVE HATE LOVE" IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE LAYNE STALEY PERFORMANCE 🔥🔥🔥🔥!! LAYNE STALEY IS ALSO FRONTMAN OF THE BAND MAD SEASON A SIDE PROJECT WITH MIKE FREAKIN MCCREADY FROM PEARL JAM!! THE SONG IS "WAKE UP" CHECK IT OUT. SUGGESTION THE BAND TEMPLE OF THE DOG " HUNGER STRIKE" CHRIS CORNELL AND EDDIE VEDDER DUET WITH MATT CAMERON FROM SOUNDGARDEN AND PEARL JAM!! AWESOME REACTION GUYS!! 😊💗🔥🤘✌️ RIP LAYNE STALEY AND MIKE STARR ( BASS PLAYER) THANK YOU FOR SHARING!! SORRY FOR THE ALL CAPS I CAN'T SEE VERY WELL SO I APOLOGIZE.
They definitely need to check out Mad Season. River of Deceit and Wake Up are so good! Layne’s mom sings Wake Up every year on Layne’s birthday concert in Seattle.
Your next AiC experience should be a combination of their 2 EPs: Sap & Jar of Flies, together it’s 12 tracks that often explore methods not typically found on their albums (acoustic guitars, expanded string sections, etc)
I can confirm there are several murals throughout West Seattle of all the grunge icons. I lived there for several years and worked right next to one of Jimi Hendrix actually. There was a Chris Cornell mural further down the street I worked on as well.
Nice addition to the marathon 👌 Yinz should keep it up; doing offshoot songs, live or whatever, between albums. Oh, and you're gonn wanna extend the grunge album marathon once it's done, because it's just too small a sample of allllll the albums from back then. Looking forward to it. Keep up the good work 🤘
I'm so happy that younger generations can appreciate something so spectacular. Layne Staley is once in a 100 years. Everyone who toured with them envied them. Pantera included.
Have you guys reacted to any Soundgarden yet? Highly recommend the albums Badmotorfinger & Superunknown. Chris Cornell still remains my favourite vocalist of all time truly one of a kind voice! Layne is also in my Top 5 this performance is unreal. RIP to both these legends
Layne is intend the GOAT. Best voice to ever accompany a detuned guitar. Kind of hard to believe this really happened but it did. Layne did very few takes in the studio, whatever his process was he was talented enough to project what he heard in his head. He has so many live performances where his singing just doesn't seem humanly possible. There will never be another Layne, so thankful for what he gave us.
Pure eargasms from this live performance. So fun to watch you guys enjoying it. I'm almost 50 and it still affects me most times as it does you. Glad you found this awesome music so early in life.
Best performance ever. The first time i heard this song i heard this version and i was in absolute awe. When i listened to the studio version it felt so underwhelming. AIC were a different beast live.
The Grunge scene was my all time favorite. I'm their age and live in the PNW. I miss being able to go out and hearing something awesome (Soundgarden, My Sisters Machine etc...). On the plus side (after having a child very late in life) my son's favorite band is AIC in a sea of crappy music today. The kid has good taste!
Also, I was pretty young when AIC came out and I am so lucky that given that I am from Seattle and they were already popular here before Facelift was released, but I believe We die Young was already getting radio play when they played at the local / annual Bumbershoot Festival. I was 9. My friend’s sister was babysitting us she was like 18,19,20? And wanted to see them and said F it and we got dragged along and were stoked to be at the Seattle Center (rides)… and anyways at 9 years old I stood there mesmerized by this enigmatic weird looking dude on stage giving me goosebumps and sending chills up and down my spine… at 9. I didn’t know why but he was that good. Then at 15 I was blessed to see one of three Mad Season Shows, the one that was recorded at the Moore theater. It was special. At 15, I was hit by Mad Season’s whole vibe, Layne’s singing, Mikey’s guitar, John’s bass and Barrett’s drumming. As an adult, I understand that what connected me and many to Alice and Mad Season was Layne putting himself out there to the world that he too suffered. He really connected with people through is gift. I am blessed beyond but I feel like if I got to see that show now, I would have a cathartic yet emotional breakdown.
Good on you guys for appreciating the most epic era of music. I was around and in-person for all of this and wouldn't trade it for the world... and you're right, I'll never. take it for granted and will always remember. Raised my kids on a steady diet of AIC, Linkin Park and so many others and they're not only better for it - they're totally jealous of the late 80s / early 90s amazingness that will never be replicated. Keep doing what you're doing, fellas... you get it =]
Dont forget to check out the Sap EP, it came out between Facelift and Dirt and has quite a few features from other legendary Seattle groups on it. Like Jar of Flies, it has a more acoustic, laid-back vibe as opposed to the full albums.
So happy you reacted to this... Ive watched this performance at least a hundred times and it still gives me goosebumps. I miss those boys and feel lucky I got to see them live a few times. RIP Layne Staley and Mike Starr.
Yall should definitely listen to Mad Season and their album Above. So good and they have some good live shows. Yall probably know but Mad Season is a "super group" that has Layne on vocals and some other badass band members that kinda formed a group that was meant to try and help Layne keep away from drugs. Didnt work but they made some amazing music
Layne was a fucking animal live! Probably the best vocalist from the 90’s. Shannon Hoon and Layne definitely. It always a tossup for me. Totally different types of music, but both fought the same demons and both went from this world way too soon.
Layne Staley benefit, around every August 22nd can't go this year going to be there next year. Cool all the people get together they play local Seattle vans that do covers. Bunch of people who love the same kind of music as you do, awesome time.
Yo guys. Good brains you have in your skulls. Show gratitude to your parents. Your generation is the future. You two are well on your way. A question you asked: "Why don't people like that exist anymore?" We do.
Layne is the GOAT! Right?
Nooooooo really. I thought he was a sheep
No doubt.. The God of rock front men
Best vocalist ever
Either him or Chris, up to preference
Layne is GOATED!
Early 90's....ZERO auto tune!!!!
No auto tune, live and in one take, absolutely incredible! 🤘🏻
Yeah he's flat on several notes to prove it. Still have this on VHS somewhere. You got it free when you bought the SAP EP
@@Thelius42He did the flat thing intentionally.
Gotta watch their MTV Unplugged. It's amazing! We'll all the 90s bands unplugged shows were Great. Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam,STP, Nirvana.
All of those sets are EPIC.
Not a bad one. Every set, every song effing slaps.
It is shocking how good those MTV unplugged albums were for all those 'grunge' bands.
You guys need to also react to bleed the freak live!
Absolutely agree!!
Layne has the ability to give me chills every time I listen to him and I’ve listened to him since I was 6
Even at his last show he was still singing like a god. Layne was unreal from beginning to end.
Goosebumps...😊 Totally agree 👍💯
Layne did this for your generation, we were merely his contemporaries, he left a legacy and we knew it when we heard it, as we were with him throughout, until his untimely end; we all knew was inevitable
Live at the Moore and MTV unplugged are AMAZING! You should listen watch the entire set of both. He was very sick from drugs during the MTV unplugged and it had been a while since the group had performed together but it was unbelievable. He was just so talented, they all were. To me, these lives were better than the albums.
I love that young people show him respect and appreciation. ❤️
This is by far, the best grunge performance of all time.
You guys would love Mad Season, it was Layne's side project along with Mike McCready from Pearl Jam and Barrett Martin from Screaming Trees. Their album Above is legit fire.
That is truly a great album!
'Wake Up' hits hard
@@jen_eks2163' Wake up' is great, but my favorite song on the album is' I'm Above'.
@@Bluegrass_Sparky Yeah that's a great one too! The whole album is great, but my favorites are 'Wake Up' and 'Slip Away'
You guys were probably blown away after watching that performance. Easily one of their best shows to date.
Check out Mad Season live at the Moore! Wake Up, River of Deceit or Long Gone Day all really good
Because you guys love Alice In Chains so much, you should check out a little side project album that Staley did called "Mad Season". It's worth your time. Rock on you greenhorns!
I didn’t see this particular show but I did get to see them in the 90’s when I was just entering high school. I actually prefer them live but love everything they did. They were always funny and playing jokes on each other. My friend was a bouncer in Seattle at a club they played at a lot. He said Layne was always joking with him. One night Layne had just bought a bike so he walks in with his helmet on talking like Darth Vader and told my friend “Joe, I am your father” Every story of Layne is like that, people loved him bc he was a genuine, nice, funny guy. Miss him so much!!
You MUST do Jar Of Flies next, then Self Titled/Tripod and top it off finally MTV Unplugged.
Unplugged has songs from both of those releases so it's more impactful when you're hearing these songs you know on this full acoustic set for the first time.
The subtle mastermind of this live performance is Jerry all the way. Without his Guitars there would be no contrast between Layne's voice and the band. Such an amazingly crafted song!
The best that ever did it!!! Layne Thomas Staley ladies and gentlemen!!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
This is the definitive version of the song for me. Layne just peels the paint off the walls by the end.
My favorite live performance by any band, to date…..and there are a lot of good ones out there. Everything about this, from lighting/production to each band member’s contribution was right on the money. And Layne…..dude was a vocal master at such a young age. A talent that just couldn’t be held down to this earth plane. He is missed!!
MTV UNPLUGGED Full show🔥🔥🔥
Great reaction. My favorite performance of theirs was "junkhead" live mtv singles party. Such a gritty version of the single from "dirt". You could tell he was strung out, which made it so powerful because its about dope.
I love that performance too
Damn man, I was waiting for Superunknown! This will hold me over though. Keep on making bangers boys🙏🏻
You don’t be disappointed!! That’s one our best reactions man
Me too, when’s it coming??? 🫣
Nicely done boys!! Layne was an absolute beast man. This song is epic.. the entire concert is amazing. Highly recommended 🎉
You don't just hear Layne Staley, you absolutely FEEL him. He's essentially a soul singer, regardless of the genre. His stuff with Mad Season shows a more soul/bluesy side of him. No one sings like him.
If you haven't listened already, the live recording of Man in The Box at the Maquee is incredible. Layne's vocal power is unlike anything I've ever heard before.
I'm surprised more people aren't suggesting Jar of Flies, it"s a must listen imo. widely considered the best EP of all time
Hey guys! Glad you got to see the greatest singer of the generation. By the way, I grew up in that area in that time and I was lucky enough to be at that concert. It was everything you might think it was 🙂
It's great to see young "kids" like yall listening to AIC and loving it. I'm a grateful grandma and I listen to many genres. AIC is my favorite band of all. Thanks!
One of my favorite bands of all time!!! This performance is epic!!!! Saw them live,with Layne,as their singer 4 times. First time was Clash of the Titans tour with Slayer,Anthrax,and Megadeth back in’90 or 91. RIP Layne and Mike🤘🤘
Saw the COTT tour in Detroit. Sadly the only time I’ve seen AIC. They’re extraordinary. Wish I had seen them in a venue like in the movie Singles.
I'm still hearing songs first time🖤 I'm 61 and a fan of AIC since day 1🖤 I just started listening to Jerry solo🖤 and now with William...never be the same but familiar for sure 🖤
Thnx guys 🖤🖤
MTV Unplugged is beautiful but also a heartbreaker if you already love Layne.
I saw Have a Nice Life a couple nights ago in DC, and it was incredible. The energy was electric, and their frontman was insanely entertaining. Someone actually posted the whole show onto RUclips, but it doesn't quite capture the power of seeing it live. Live shows really are something special.
The best live recording I've heard has to be the live performance of Long Season by Fishmans at Akasaka Blitz. It's a 40-minute song that ended a 2-hour performance. It ended up being the band's last performance as their lead singer, Shinji Sato, unfortunately passed away from heart failure 3 months later. It's an incredible performance, and the whole live album is actually my favorite album of all-time.
you guys definitely need to hear mad season live
It's the only way to listen to Love Hate Love, live at the Moore baby!!
Need to do the entire MTV UNPLUGGED concert. BEST UNPLUGGED EVER!!!
"I live for you but I'm not alive" is a VERY powerful line if you've even been in a toxic relationship. It's nice to see younger folks learning, consuming then falling in love with groups like this. Keep going fellas
I absolutely love this, it makes me so happy that you like this so much! I think people definitely understood how lucky they were, If I could go back in time to see one concert it would without a doubt be this one. You just feel Layne and his emotions but like you said, unfortunately they don't make music like that anymore.
Mount Rushmore would have to also include Eddie Vedder and probably Mark Lanegan too if you allowed 5
Their faces are painted well on electrical boxes from Seattle to Tacoma. Along with Jimi Hendrix, the girls from Heart and many others. There’s statues all over.
Gotta watch nirvana love at thr paramount next, not only one of the best nirvana concerts, but one of the best concerts ever! Plus they play some songs that never made it on their albums
PEARL JAM??? I LOVE ALICE IN CHAINS "LOVE HATE LOVE" IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE LAYNE STALEY PERFORMANCE 🔥🔥🔥🔥!! LAYNE STALEY IS ALSO FRONTMAN OF THE BAND MAD SEASON A SIDE PROJECT WITH MIKE FREAKIN MCCREADY FROM PEARL JAM!! THE SONG IS "WAKE UP" CHECK IT OUT. SUGGESTION THE BAND TEMPLE OF THE DOG " HUNGER STRIKE" CHRIS CORNELL AND EDDIE VEDDER DUET WITH MATT CAMERON FROM SOUNDGARDEN AND PEARL JAM!! AWESOME REACTION GUYS!! 😊💗🔥🤘✌️ RIP LAYNE STALEY AND MIKE STARR ( BASS PLAYER) THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!
SORRY FOR THE ALL CAPS I CAN'T SEE VERY WELL SO I APOLOGIZE.
They definitely need to check out Mad Season. River of Deceit and Wake Up are so good! Layne’s mom sings Wake Up every year on Layne’s birthday concert in Seattle.
What a time to be alive.🎵✌️
Your next AiC experience should be a combination of their 2 EPs: Sap & Jar of Flies, together it’s 12 tracks that often explore methods not typically found on their albums (acoustic guitars, expanded string sections, etc)
What an amazing, beautiful, and powerful performance!!!
I can confirm there are several murals throughout West Seattle of all the grunge icons. I lived there for several years and worked right next to one of Jimi Hendrix actually. There was a Chris Cornell mural further down the street I worked on as well.
Nice addition to the marathon 👌 Yinz should keep it up; doing offshoot songs, live or whatever, between albums.
Oh, and you're gonn wanna extend the grunge album marathon once it's done, because it's just too small a sample of allllll the albums from back then. Looking forward to it. Keep up the good work 🤘
You guys are doing what I did 30yrs ago to Alice in Chains. They were a hit to all who was aware of them.😊
I'm so happy that younger generations can appreciate something so spectacular. Layne Staley is once in a 100 years. Everyone who toured with them envied them. Pantera included.
Have you guys reacted to any Soundgarden yet? Highly recommend the albums Badmotorfinger & Superunknown. Chris Cornell still remains my favourite vocalist of all time truly one of a kind voice! Layne is also in my Top 5 this performance is unreal. RIP to both these legends
I saw them during the Dirt era at Lollapalooza. I think 1993. They were incredible.
If you want their best live show, check out It Ain't Like That, the singles live performance.
Layne is intend the GOAT. Best voice to ever accompany a detuned guitar. Kind of hard to believe this really happened but it did. Layne did very few takes in the studio, whatever his process was he was talented enough to project what he heard in his head. He has so many live performances where his singing just doesn't seem humanly possible. There will never be another Layne, so thankful for what he gave us.
This one’s good you should check out “BLEED THE FREAK” live at the Moore it’s even better 🔥🔥
Totally agree!!
Pure eargasms from this live performance. So fun to watch you guys enjoying it. I'm almost 50 and it still affects me most times as it does you. Glad you found this awesome music so early in life.
I glad I got to see these guys live when I lived in Seattle in the 90s. My favorite Seattle band of the era. Layne was the GOAT.
Best performance ever. The first time i heard this song i heard this version and i was in absolute awe. When i listened to the studio version it felt so underwhelming. AIC were a different beast live.
We lost Layne and Kurt on April 5, 8 years apart from each other 🖤
Saw them back in 1990 when they opened, yes OPENED for Extreme. Unbelievable concert.
The Grunge scene was my all time favorite. I'm their age and live in the PNW. I miss being able to go out and hearing something awesome (Soundgarden, My Sisters Machine etc...). On the plus side (after having a child very late in life) my son's favorite band is AIC in a sea of crappy music today. The kid has good taste!
Their MTV unplugged is by far my fav album of all time, beautiful performance with some exclusives yall gotta react to it
Also, I was pretty young when AIC came out and I am so lucky that given that I am from Seattle and they were already popular here before Facelift was released, but I believe We die Young was already getting radio play when they played at the local / annual Bumbershoot Festival. I was 9. My friend’s sister was babysitting us she was like 18,19,20? And wanted to see them and said F it and we got dragged along and were stoked to be at the Seattle Center (rides)… and anyways at 9 years old I stood there mesmerized by this enigmatic weird looking dude on stage giving me goosebumps and sending chills up and down my spine… at 9. I didn’t know why but he was that good.
Then at 15 I was blessed to see one of three Mad Season Shows, the one that was recorded at the Moore theater. It was special. At 15, I was hit by Mad Season’s whole vibe, Layne’s singing, Mikey’s guitar, John’s bass and Barrett’s drumming. As an adult, I understand that what connected me and many to Alice and Mad Season was Layne putting himself out there to the world that he too suffered. He really connected with people through is gift. I am blessed beyond but I feel like if I got to see that show now, I would have a cathartic yet emotional breakdown.
NICE! Glad you took our advice 😎
Good on you guys for appreciating the most epic era of music. I was around and in-person for all of this and wouldn't trade it for the world... and you're right, I'll never. take it for granted and will always remember. Raised my kids on a steady diet of AIC, Linkin Park and so many others and they're not only better for it - they're totally jealous of the late 80s / early 90s amazingness that will never be replicated. Keep doing what you're doing, fellas... you get it =]
The most badass voice in rock.
Great seeing you both react to such great artists. Definitely one of the top live performances from that era.
This never gets old. Best there ever was
Watched them with Metallica in 95. It was amazing! I wish you guys could’ve seen that. I love seeing you guys appreciate this.
Watch this whole concert!
You have to watch "Bleed the Freak" from the same live show. Layne Staley is the greatest singer I have ever seen.
Agreed!
Nutshell live from MTV unplugged is a must. It will bring you to tears
GOAT live performance by Layne the God of Rock singers
Great taste in music. Was lucky that I saw Layne perform three times in the early nineties. My favorite singer.
Pearl Jam Ten coming??
Dont forget to check out the Sap EP, it came out between Facelift and Dirt and has quite a few features from other legendary Seattle groups on it. Like Jar of Flies, it has a more acoustic, laid-back vibe as opposed to the full albums.
That is as good as it gets, man! I love the fact that you guys just get it.
In your own time or please react to the bleed the freak performance too from the same venue
Agreed!
So happy you reacted to this... Ive watched this performance at least a hundred times and it still gives me goosebumps. I miss those boys and feel lucky I got to see them live a few times. RIP Layne Staley and Mike Starr.
I love watching you kids reacting to the music I grew up with. Keep going
Laynes voice just cant be fucking beat dude....
Great!! You should also do Bleed the Freak live at the Moore!! Amazing!!! My favorite.
Agreed!
Yall should definitely listen to Mad Season and their album Above. So good and they have some good live shows. Yall probably know but Mad Season is a "super group" that has Layne on vocals and some other badass band members that kinda formed a group that was meant to try and help Layne keep away from drugs. Didnt work but they made some amazing music
92’ reading festival. Nirvana at the 91’ reading festival is awesome af too
Just imagining being at one of their early shows gives me chills. One of the best bands of all time. Absolutely timeless.
The greatest singer of all time.
6:17 goosebumps start here
FINALLY
4:49-4:58 one of greatest moments in rock history
Eddie young had a MASSIVE voice
Pure power = Layne Staley
The kids are going to be alright! More 90s definitely subbing
Layne was a fucking animal live! Probably the best vocalist from the 90’s. Shannon Hoon and Layne definitely. It always a tossup for me. Totally different types of music, but both fought the same demons and both went from this world way too soon.
Layne Staley benefit, around every August 22nd can't go this year going to be there next year. Cool all the people get together they play local Seattle vans that do covers. Bunch of people who love the same kind of music as you do, awesome time.
Saw AIC at '94 Lollapalooza in Philly. Amazing. 330,000 people in the crowd
RIP Layne and Mike. You ARE missed. ( Check out, AnC Live at 1313 Club. l was there. )
Yo guys. Good brains you have in your skulls. Show gratitude to your parents.
Your generation is the future. You two are well on your way.
A question you asked: "Why don't people like that exist anymore?"
We do.
That crowd was lucky for sure
Never noticed this before...
The guitar solo gives me some major David Gilmore vibes.
Great reaction, lads! ❤😄
Alice In Chains for life 😉🫶🏽🎶🤘🏽