@@oldsoulone7557 Yeah, he was. Pearl Jam released their first record in 1991, while Soundgarden already released three records, and Alice In Chains released Facelift a year before that, and had a huge success. So he was in the "smallest" and newest band :)
@@nellevw2950 Hi Nelle.Thanks for that, i'd completely forgotten i'd written this. As i've since done my own research, and know Eddie's contribution to the Seattle scene. And correct me if i'm wrong, but as far as i know, Eddie's first moment on record was doing backup for temple of the dog? As Andy Wood had only just recently passed at that time.. And re-reading Mains Main's origonal post, i think i may possibly have been asking about Eddie, purely coming from a commentary perspective, as the origonal post said about Eddie being all serious in interviews, and i think my first reply was asking that being so new to the scene would that impact in how seriously Eddie took his interviews at that time.....
oldsoul one You’re welcome ! I don’t have a huge knowledge, but now that you talk about this, Temple of the Dog’s self titled album was released before Ten, so you’re absolutely right. And yeah, I think Eddie took the interviews pretty seriously at first because he is very shy and he was new, next to big Seattle bands. I hope I didn’t annoy you too much with my reply. It’s nice to talk to another grunge fan !
Nelle VW no Pearl Jam and soundgarden released their albums in September of 91, the second soundgarden album. Eddie is trepid because he wasn’t from Seattle, he was learning from layne, Chris and the other bands. He was submissive as he should have been. But if that interview happened in 95 it would have been different.
***** Lol...I think he's just being Eddie...He was quite shy back then. I'm not familiar whether or not, he smoked weed?..I believe he did drink. Other than what he revealed to his fan's, he remains a private man. I like that about him.
MaXaNoMaLoUs I know ! I was so shocked when CC died I thought he'd be around for a very long time like time like Steven Tyler , Ozzy! When he died it brought back all the memories of Andy, Kurt, Hoon, Jeff Buckley .. Layne who went away in the 90's died in 2002 for Layne Staley to me it's like he died twice ! Then Chris Cornell was with us for such a long time compared to all the others ! It hit like a ton of bricks ! We still have Eddie Vedder ! The last man standing from that era ! I can only imagine what the song will be like he writes for CC when he's ready ! It's going to be Epic !
1:22 sad to think we will never see Eddie, Layne & Chris in the same room again. I hope there is a heaven then maybe we all can get another chance to see all 3 of these music legends again !
ShirleyCobain Chris’s laugh afterwards aww. I don’t blame ed though, Chris is one of the most attractive men ever (coming from a straight guy) but Ed is second.
What was interesting about the Seattle grunge scene was Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice In Chains all seemed to be best friends. Then there was Nirvana. They seemed to be on an island. A lot that was probably Kurt. An incredible talent but he didn't seem like the most approachable or warm and fuzzy guy.
@@SlLV3RWOLF Well, Kurt did diss Pearl Jam and Alice In Chains for being "corporate puppets". Although he made up with them eventually, I can certainly see why Nirvana wasn't as close to the other three as a result.
I really didn't want to watch this video just because of the recent negative vibes. but watching Eddie kiss Layne on the cheek made it well worth the view
sonic jet Only a matter of time before he's offed too when his estate is worth more to record execs dead than alive and satan collects on death derivatives
It's impossible to say who was most awkward in the exchange at 1:30. Chris with that attitude, Layne and his total indifference, or Eddie with his sudden onset of self consciousness. Love it, love them all!
Chris and Layne are rwo of the best vocalist that are ledgens to the Grunge music. Grunge is my favorite and I really am glad I had these bands in my life! RIP
Dude I lost my shit when I heard him say that. I’m from Boise, Idaho lol.. No bands come out of this place, ever. Only one I can think of is Built to Spill
Mia Dixon same here...i ❤❤❤Layne Stayley. He was sooo hot. If only I'd been able to see him perform live b4 he'd passed away. I cant believe it. Its like their all gone now. The Grundge era is officially over. All we have left is Eddie Vedder whom I nvr really cared for anywayz. I think I like maaaybe 2 Pearl Jam songs.
+Heather Penar Nothing compares Eddie's vocal and Pearl Jam. TEN is the greatest album ever made. There are great metal, Thrash and heavy metal bands and albums that i listen to but they don't compare to Pearl Jam, not for me.
These guys (especially Chris and the Soundgarden dudes) spend just about every one of their old interviews completely mocking the entire thing and leaving the poor reporter floundering for something to say, all the while highlighting the superficiality of it all. Hilarious.
That's painting with a pretty broad brush there, roguenation. I don't think they were apathetic so much as they felt unable to right the wrongs they saw in the world and were frustrated by that (perceived?) powerlessness. And as far as the music goes, that generation's musicians were arguably some of the most authentic in history. What era did you come up in, if I may ask?
Ironic living is a first-world problem. For the relatively well educated and financially secure, irony functions as a kind of credit card you never have to pay back. In other words, the hipster can frivolously invest in sham social capital without ever paying back one sincere dime. They don’t own anything they possess. Sorry, but the '90s were, in hindsight, one long vapid and vacuous decade of irony. Grunge was laced with irony (hair metal bands that traded in spandex for flannel were suddenly considered sincere); the show of the decade, _Seinfeld,_ was a show "about nothing" and 100% ironic; the most popular movies were soaking in irony, from _Clueless_ and _Pulp Fiction,_ to _The Blair Witch Project_ and _Titanic_ (yes, the Titanic...the ship sinks and the characters don't!); you even had a spokesperson Alanis Morissette sing a generational anthem "Ironic" that completely misused the term in every single part of the song, which one could argue is a form of irony too, but it wasn't intentional (as Ed Byrne said "The only ironic thing about that song is it's called 'Ironic'").
Your skewed European perspective is not relevant or useful here. I can vividly recall the cool, detached posturing of American teenagers, particularly middle-class Caucasians, in the '90s. To be vulnerable or authentic, to be sincere, was death in those days. They actively did not care. The archetype was the slacker who slouched through life in plaid flannel, alone in his room, misunderstood. And when they were bored with not caring, they were vaguely angry and melancholic, eating anti-depressants like they were candy. It signaled a deep aversion to risk. As a function of fear and pre-emptive shame, ironic living bespeaks cultural numbness, resignation and defeat. Members of Generation Y, or Millennials may choose to continue this hiding behind the ironic mantle, but this choice equals a surrender to commercial and political entities more than happy to act as parents for a self-infantilizing citizenry.
2:16 Cornell throwing shade at interviewer's comments starting at 2:09. haha. And Staley looking over afterward Chris' response. Layne got what just happened lol
Lisa Hyden R.I.P. was a hair metal, cock rock magazine, trying to gain credence with grunge fans, and these guys knew it. They are totally making fun of the whole occasion. Kurt Cobain HATED Lonn Friend, the publisher and owner of R.I.P.
1:23 Even though this video is from 91 way before Layne and Chris's death it's like Eddie is standing there all by himself and Layne and Chris are there like spirits you know? it's a real shame that Chris Cornell is gone now. I really liked his music.
This is one of the Best interviews /video/ 'Memories' I've seen Hurts , But makes me smile Seeing those three together Only problem is, It's not long enough Thankyou @The Grunge Scene 💰🎸🎵💜
I bought the fanzine from this gig. I still have the pics hanging on my music room walls. There are some really good Mother Love Bone and Nirvana pics too. Even one of Tad. One of the Mother Love Bone pics is where they are sitting in front of the 'in the last days, you will defile your idols...' wall. That one is probably my favorite.
I think it makes sense, his singing seemed to transcend the normal boundaries of place and time, it came from somewhere else! Maybe from the edge of a black hole! Amazing singer and person, thanks for the comment!
Thirty years ago....THIRTY YEARS AGO PEOPLE!!!!!!!!....It's just incredible how many years have flown by....My parents were right....it goes fast....BE HAPPY❤️
Dammit Layne so many of us fuckng miss u SO, SO, MUCH!! I don't blame u tho man- i battle my own demons with heroin addiction also and IT IS PURE FUCKING HELL!!! I WOULDN'T WISH THIS ON MY WORST ENEMY!!! RIP LAYNE STALEY
Niomi Elston I cant believe this!!! First thing I heard this morning, while watching the morning news. Another great talent gone. My heart goes out to his family and friends. But especially his children and mother..Rip Chris. 😢😂
Kristin Holsapple Thanx so much 4 the encouragement!! i was just called an "Emo, junkie, lover" the other day on a Nirvana video!? It's nice 2 hear from ppl who have empathy 4 other's!! i have been clean 4 2 wks now, with help from Suboxone. I will not lie- it's SO, INCREDIBLY HARD 2 find the will 2 NOT wanna use agn tho... so the battle rages on!! I'm so glad 2 hear u found a way 2 stay clean so long- CONGRATS!!
Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip said that when Nirvana opened for them, they left as soon as they finishrd their set and left. So did a lot of the fans. Gord liked hanging out with, bands who played shows with them. Nirvana would have nothing to do with them. Gord was not very impressed with them as people. "They were assholes, they played, and they left." He later said "You don't need an anvil to fall on your head to know that heroin is a one-way street."
Kurt was isolated, and almost friendless. He had pals who would buy him guns and ammunition. In many bands they took care of each other. Chris took care of other bands. Does anyone know if Chris ever got to know Kurt?
I got nothing.... Layne and Chris both gone..... there's nothing I can say that hasn't already been said about these two..... deeply missed..... along with Kurt, Mike, Chester, Andy, Scott.... and ALL the others..... left us way too soon..... save me a seat....
"They better watch their step... don't take any back alleys home" fuckin lol, these 90s rockers and their sarcasm. And of course you cant not name the reigning champ of it all himself, Mike Patton
that interviewer guy was such a dork 😂 i like when chris said they all piss in the same container that he will have to clean up later, and he just does an awkward laugh, like he knows he will
God I miss these good ol days of TRUTH and REAL-ness.... HONEST artists telling their TRUE story’s. My INSPIRATION’s 💯 LOVE YOU ALL. 🙏🏻💙🕉 ONE LOVE GUYS☮️
Can you imagine the fun they are having without the confines of their body's, just pure Spirit, so much love, happiness & looking over their loved one's. I can't wait to be rid of this body.
“𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐨!”
“𝒽𝑒𝓁𝓁𝑜!”
“.... ᴴᴵ”
Hellooo*
Eddie taking the interview seriously
Chris mocking it
And Layne "yeah sure"..
Yeah but was Eddie new to the industry at the time???
@@oldsoulone7557 Yeah, he was. Pearl Jam released their first record in 1991, while Soundgarden already released three records, and Alice In Chains released Facelift a year before that, and had a huge success. So he was in the "smallest" and newest band :)
@@nellevw2950 Hi Nelle.Thanks for that, i'd completely forgotten i'd written this. As i've since done my own research, and know Eddie's contribution to the Seattle scene.
And correct me if i'm wrong, but as far as i know, Eddie's first moment on record was doing backup for temple of the dog? As Andy Wood had only just recently passed at that time..
And re-reading Mains Main's origonal post, i think i may possibly have been asking about Eddie, purely coming from a commentary perspective, as the origonal post said about Eddie being all serious in interviews, and i think my first reply was asking that being so new to the scene would that impact in how seriously Eddie took his interviews at that time.....
oldsoul one You’re welcome ! I don’t have a huge knowledge, but now that you talk about this, Temple of the Dog’s self titled album was released before Ten, so you’re absolutely right.
And yeah, I think Eddie took the interviews pretty seriously at first because he is very shy and he was new, next to big Seattle bands.
I hope I didn’t annoy you too much with my reply. It’s nice to talk to another grunge fan !
Nelle VW no Pearl Jam and soundgarden released their albums in September of 91, the second soundgarden album.
Eddie is trepid because he wasn’t from Seattle, he was learning from layne, Chris and the other bands. He was submissive as he should have been. But if that interview happened in 95 it would have been different.
Their introductionary "hellos" describe their personality imo
Grunge had the best voices in music history in my opinion
Absolutely nothing but truth
Diego Romero please take your med before bed dude it’s time..Grunge fucked the metal industry..
Stop calling it "grunge." Grunge does not exist.
it's the last time music was good
R&B hands down but those grunge vocalists dont get near enough credit
Chris Cornell: Hello!
Layne Staley: helloooo!!
Eddie Vedder: hi
Eddie looks really shy. Rest in Peace, Chris and Layne. Hope they're doing well wherever they may be
Joel Villarreal Chris committed suicide, Layne died of drug overdose
Maybe cause he's next to Layne and Chris. Lol.
His hi was so cute 😭
Awww... Eddie kisses Layne on the cheek. Layne humbly smiles... 😊
***** Lol...I think he's just being Eddie...He was quite shy back then. I'm not familiar whether or not, he smoked weed?..I believe he did drink. Other than what he revealed to his fan's, he remains a private man. I like that about him.
+Shannon Klowetter Hmm... If alcohol isn't a drug - then what is it?
Yea right.... and bitches never ever lie either right?
Can I kiss you on the cheek?
Paulvon128 I sure can use a hug right about now.. No more Chris. 😢
Layne Staley seemed like a chill ass dude... RIP my man
I love that they were a gang AND all colaberated. Greatest Era in Rock history. RIP
You speak the truth my friend! I miss those days.
MaXaNoMaLoUs I know ! I was so shocked when CC died I thought he'd be around for a very long time like time like Steven Tyler , Ozzy! When he died it brought back all the memories of Andy, Kurt, Hoon, Jeff Buckley .. Layne who went away in the 90's died in 2002 for Layne Staley to me it's like he died twice ! Then Chris Cornell was with us for such a long time compared to all the others ! It hit like a ton of bricks ! We still have Eddie Vedder ! The last man standing from that era ! I can only imagine what the song will be like he writes for CC when he's ready ! It's going to be Epic !
Don't forget Mark Arm and Tad Doyle...still with us from the punk side of Grunge! :)
1:22 sad to think we will never see Eddie, Layne & Chris in the same room again. I hope there is a heaven then maybe we all can get another chance to see all 3 of these music legends again !
Oh we will... Don't worry 🙏
😭😭 Ikr
Let's trade Eddie for Andy, Chris and Layne
And Kurt. ❤
0:03 "I just wanna kiss you" AWW! R.I.P. Chris.
the cutest thing i've seen all day
ShirleyCobain Chris’s laugh afterwards aww. I don’t blame ed though, Chris is one of the most attractive men ever (coming from a straight guy) but Ed is second.
I think Eddie would have brought Chris all the love in the world.
I dropped a tear
I always wondered what he said there thanks
Eddie and Chris' voices compliment each other in the most amazing way. I wish they had done more with Temple of the dog
I mean they did give us a full studio album. We will always have those songs.
Most down to earth, unpretentious and best sense of humor era of rock stars!
This interviewer is the happiest man in earth
He's supper lucky :(
Ong lmao
"I just wanna kiss you" *giggles* ohmygod Eddie & Chris were everything 😊
They're the only two pioneers left alive
@@cherylwalker4298 bruh chris is dead
@@cherylwalker4298 I have some news for u 🥺
What was interesting about the Seattle grunge scene was Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice In Chains all seemed to be best friends. Then there was Nirvana. They seemed to be on an island. A lot that was probably Kurt. An incredible talent but he didn't seem like the most approachable or warm and fuzzy guy.
Totally different styles. Nirvana/Kurt was more punk and the other 3 more grunge/metal. But I think they hung out more in private Away from cameras
@@SlLV3RWOLF Well, Kurt did diss Pearl Jam and Alice In Chains for being "corporate puppets". Although he made up with them eventually, I can certainly see why Nirvana wasn't as close to the other three as a result.
Nirvana was from Aberdeen not Seattle so they had a different circle of friends.
@@jeebuschris4597 Which is hilarious cause nirvana were the biggest fucking sellouts lmao. Fuck kurt. Dude's a piece of shit.
@@leinonibishop9480 Yea, they came from a really small town
Layne we missing you 💕
Layne is a legend👑
"We urinate in the same container"...hahahaha.
Maria M G that was good. It was a subtle "eff you, cheaping out on us because we're low maintenance & not divas"
I really didn't want to watch this video just because of the recent negative vibes. but watching Eddie kiss Layne on the cheek made it well worth the view
darkpearl88 Yeaa
@@Messihaz
1:35
@@adityapathak4895 my bad dawgo
Never thought Chris would join Layne and Kurt Cobain :(
Only Eddie Vedder is left
sonic jet Only a matter of time before he's offed too when his estate is worth more to record execs dead than alive and satan collects on death derivatives
sonic jet Dont forget Jerry Cantrell. He and Eddie Vedder are the last two left from the grunge era. Stay safe, Jerry and Eddie.
Peppi Boudreau Don't forget King Buzzo and Mark Arm and fucking Tad!
And Scott Weiland!!!
@@Macnavor Nope
It's impossible to say who was most awkward in the exchange at 1:30. Chris with that attitude, Layne and his total indifference, or Eddie with his sudden onset of self consciousness. Love it, love them all!
I miss these times. They defined a generation and could not self-promote or look natural on camera. They pretty much just wanted to rock.
Chris and Layne are rwo of the best vocalist that are ledgens to the Grunge music. Grunge is my favorite and I really am glad I had these bands in my life! RIP
Wished I had been there..oh wow! Rest in peace Chris..and Layne both. much love up your way!
2 of 3 legends from this interview gone now :( Layne was so funny, ...'ok' haha
they will be missed 😞
they will be missed 😞
they will be missed 😞
I wonder how Eddie is doing... Wish you well... My sincerest regards to the Cornell clan... Chris will be missed... God Bless
Fortune john Eddie is doing fine.. why wouldn't he be??
They're so young, and beautiful, and full of potential. Time is a MFer.
And full of sarcasm lol
next year, get a bunch of bands from Boise,to play..priceless!
God bless you Chris
love you forever
brother!
Oh I looked it up, hahaha, very funny, the interviewer was full of shit
Dude I lost my shit when I heard him say that. I’m from Boise, Idaho lol.. No bands come out of this place, ever. Only one I can think of is Built to Spill
Layne staley man.....now Chris Cornell. RIP . Alice in Chains and Soundgarden were the best.
I totally agree, those were my 2 favorite Seattle/grunge bands.......
I can't believe that only Eddie is still alive now! What a loss!
Ulrike Mayer oh, I, ohhh I'm still alive!
💕Layne Staley💕
Mia Dixon same here...i ❤❤❤Layne Stayley. He was sooo hot. If only I'd been able to see him perform live b4 he'd passed away. I cant believe it. Its like their all gone now. The Grundge era is officially over. All we have left is Eddie Vedder whom I nvr really cared for anywayz. I think I like maaaybe 2 Pearl Jam songs.
+Heather Penar Nothing compares Eddie's vocal and Pearl Jam. TEN is the greatest album ever made. There are great metal, Thrash and heavy metal bands and albums that i listen to but they don't compare to Pearl Jam, not for me.
Honey Badger - agreed
Chris was by far the best vocalist of the 3, although Layne was my personal favorite...
I knew about him too late!!!
R.I.P
Rest in peace Chris Cornell !
Hi your friends for us ;)
These guys (especially Chris and the Soundgarden dudes) spend just about every one of their old interviews completely mocking the entire thing and leaving the poor reporter floundering for something to say, all the while highlighting the superficiality of it all. Hilarious.
These guys were the voice of an overly-ironic, apathetic, insecure, often annoying generation.
That's painting with a pretty broad brush there, roguenation. I don't think they were apathetic so much as they felt unable to right the wrongs they saw in the world and were frustrated by that (perceived?) powerlessness. And as far as the music goes, that generation's musicians were arguably some of the most authentic in history.
What era did you come up in, if I may ask?
Ironic living is a first-world problem. For the relatively well educated and financially secure, irony functions as a kind of credit card you never have to pay back. In other words, the hipster can frivolously invest in sham social capital without ever paying back one sincere dime. They don’t own anything they possess.
Sorry, but the '90s were, in hindsight, one long vapid and vacuous
decade of irony. Grunge was laced with irony (hair metal bands that
traded in spandex for flannel were suddenly considered sincere); the
show of the decade, _Seinfeld,_ was a show "about nothing" and 100%
ironic; the most popular movies were soaking in irony, from _Clueless_ and _Pulp Fiction,_ to _The Blair Witch Project_ and _Titanic_ (yes, the Titanic...the ship sinks and the characters don't!); you even had a spokesperson Alanis Morissette sing a generational anthem "Ironic" that completely misused the term in every single part of the song, which one could argue is a form of irony too, but it wasn't intentional (as Ed Byrne said "The only ironic thing about that song is it's called 'Ironic'").
Which decade(s), if any, do you think were worthy and meaningful by your standards?
Your skewed European perspective is not relevant or useful here.
I can vividly recall the cool, detached posturing of American
teenagers, particularly middle-class Caucasians, in the '90s. To be vulnerable or authentic, to be sincere, was death in those days. They actively did not care. The archetype was the slacker who slouched
through life in plaid flannel, alone in his room, misunderstood. And
when they were bored with not caring, they were vaguely angry and
melancholic, eating anti-depressants like they were candy. It signaled a deep aversion to risk. As a function of fear and pre-emptive shame, ironic living bespeaks cultural numbness, resignation and defeat.
Members of Generation Y, or Millennials may choose to continue this hiding behind the ironic mantle, but this choice equals a surrender to commercial and political entities more than happy to act as parents for a self-infantilizing citizenry.
Eddie kissing Chris gives me life 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
1:36 this is even better😂❤❤❤
2:16 Cornell throwing shade at interviewer's comments starting at 2:09. haha. And Staley looking over afterward Chris' response. Layne got what just happened lol
Lisa Hyden R.I.P. was a hair metal, cock rock magazine, trying to gain credence with grunge fans, and these guys knew it. They are totally making fun of the whole occasion. Kurt Cobain HATED Lonn Friend, the publisher and owner of R.I.P.
1:23 Even though this video is from 91 way before Layne and Chris's death it's like Eddie is standing there all by himself and Layne and Chris are there like spirits you know? it's a real shame that Chris Cornell is gone now. I really liked his music.
these intuits just live on another plain....RIP Chris
Layne it has been a lifetime...
Eddie will live long...
Laynee 😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢
This was hilarious and awkward. Three legends standing there. That guy was LUCKY
0:04 and 1:36 Eddie sure loves kisses 😂
Three Of The Greatest
Andrew wood should be there instead of Eddie
@@lifesgood7235
Nope.
@@lifesgood7235 hell no there should just be 4 of them up there Andrew included we ain’t replacing nobody especially not Vedder
Reporter: 3 Seattle band tonight
Layne: it's the best thing ever...
Eddie: it's like a game, big game
Layne: great.. yeah..
Eddie dice gang, no game
This is one of the Best interviews /video/ 'Memories' I've seen
Hurts , But makes me smile
Seeing those three together
Only problem is,
It's not long enough
Thankyou @The Grunge Scene 💰🎸🎵💜
Imagine Chris, Layne, Eddie, Jerry, Kurt and Scott singing like a metal choir?
Speakers would be blown up 😎
I bought the fanzine from this gig. I still have the pics hanging on my music room walls. There are some really good Mother Love Bone and Nirvana pics too. Even one of Tad. One of the Mother Love Bone pics is where they are sitting in front of the 'in the last days, you will defile your idols...' wall.
That one is probably my favorite.
You should post those pics somewhere 👌
This is legendary footage, 3 legends in one video MY GOD
Chris and Eddie were so cute together awwwwwww ❤
RIP Chris :(
Bruh Eddie and Chris’s friendship is just so WHOLESOME
Chris' voice was ahead of its own time. does that make sense? it was very mature from the start
I think it makes sense, his singing seemed to transcend the normal boundaries of place and time, it came from somewhere else! Maybe from the edge of a black hole! Amazing singer and person, thanks for the comment!
@Aesthetic Agreed Layne Was still is the best vocalist.
Yeah but he couldn't hold up to those high notes as Layne during live performances that's for sure
I'm a high baritone and the best part is getting the best out of low and high notes
@Bavhavs right, like Scott Stapp yarling
Brilliance in one room, mind blowing. Only Eddie is left.
2:35 Eddie bowed to Layne, that's ALL we need to know. Layne is a 👑
Emm no
I was there. This is one where I actually was sober. Back then quite a feat for me.
Thirty years ago....THIRTY YEARS AGO PEOPLE!!!!!!!!....It's just incredible how many years have flown by....My parents were right....it goes fast....BE HAPPY❤️
Chris really never aged
Chris was such a smart ass. Lol I love him. So quick whitted.
Three legends in one room! I would’ve died!
1:41 Layne "Helllooo"😂
He was so adorable
1:41
This cracked me up!😂
Still can’t believe Chris Cornell is gone.
Priceless!
Dammit Layne so many of us fuckng miss u SO, SO, MUCH!!
I don't blame u tho man- i battle my own demons with heroin addiction also and IT IS PURE FUCKING HELL!!!
I WOULDN'T WISH THIS ON MY WORST ENEMY!!!
RIP LAYNE STALEY
Unfortunately, Chris has passed as well, he will be remembered in our hearts
Niomi Elston I cant believe this!!! First thing I heard this morning, while watching the morning news. Another great talent gone. My heart goes out to his family and friends. But especially his children and mother..Rip Chris. 😢😂
Kristin Holsapple
Thanx so much 4 the encouragement!! i was just called an "Emo, junkie, lover" the other day on a Nirvana video!?
It's nice 2 hear from ppl who have empathy 4 other's!!
i have been clean 4 2 wks now, with help from Suboxone. I will not lie- it's SO, INCREDIBLY HARD 2 find the will 2 NOT wanna use agn tho... so the battle rages on!!
I'm so glad 2 hear u found a way 2 stay clean so long- CONGRATS!!
Kristin Holsapple You girls stay clean. Day at a time. 👍👍
@@gNome_5 You can do it 💪
rest in peace, and Cornell today
I Really was like' Did he truly kisses him?'
bless them both
specially my Cornell
it doesn’t get more iconic than this
They are all so young
Interviewer: Layne Staley from Alice in Chains
Layne: HeLlOrR
Love those guys. Man so glad I was 20 in 1990!!
I LOVE YOU EDDIE 😍💘
Three of the greatest frontmen we’ve ever seen. And ever will see.
rip chris and layne.. and to my hero who weren't there to this interview i miss you kurt even if you died when i was 1month old
wow 3 of the greats together!!
I wonder if Eddie is fine
This made me smile :)
3 out of 4 of the godfather’s of grunge all in one interview. beautiful. if only kurt was there.
1:36 ese beso es lo mejor que vi, ya puedo morir en paz
That little peck on the cheek and full hug... it melts my heart 🥺
And by 2020, I thought Chris would be the only one still alive by then
I am privileged to grow up in the era of PURE GRUNGE ROCK from all the GRUNGE GODS
love how chirs put that punk in his place lol the best
What? The interviewer was just making a bad joke and for some reason Chris took it personal lol
That dude is Lonn Freind.
He’s a known all around scumbag- Chris didn’t take anything ‘personal’
Aw, Layne's face after Eddie kissed him 💖
was Layne neutral or ok with it? just curious
RIP! Chris Cornell..😥
RFO!..Love you all.May you all R.I.P,and so!! glad Eddie is still with us.
1:37 ❤️
would of been crazy if Kurt Cobain was there too
Faridtjabbah gut++ Sad but true.
No
No it wouldn't. These guy were the true "grunge” (even though these bands don't like that term)
Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip said that when Nirvana opened for them, they left as soon as they finishrd their set and left. So did a lot of the fans. Gord liked hanging out with, bands who played shows with them. Nirvana would have nothing to do with them. Gord was not very impressed with them as people. "They were assholes, they played, and they left." He later said "You don't need an anvil to fall on your head to know that heroin is a one-way street."
Kurt was isolated, and almost friendless. He had pals who would buy him guns and ammunition. In many bands they took care of each other. Chris took care of other bands. Does anyone know if Chris ever got to know Kurt?
3 of the Legends there :-* Chris and Layne R.I.P. :-* Love this video :-)
I wish there was more footage.
the three singers of my life, they are the only thing that i really love
I got nothing.... Layne and Chris both gone..... there's nothing I can say that hasn't already been said about these two..... deeply missed..... along with Kurt, Mike, Chester, Andy, Scott.... and ALL the others..... left us way too soon..... save me a seat....
I was subscribed to hit parader,faces,metal muscle and RIP Magazines back then I was 15 now 44👍
Best video of all time
Chris and layne and Mark and Scott rule
"They better watch their step... don't take any back alleys home" fuckin lol, these 90s rockers and their sarcasm.
And of course you cant not name the reigning champ of it all himself, Mike Patton
TheIndescribableMan Oh yeah...Mike Patton is the best!
that interviewer guy was such a dork 😂 i like when chris said they all piss in the same container that he will have to clean up later, and he just does an awkward laugh, like he knows he will
Those voices omg
God I miss these good ol days of TRUTH and REAL-ness.... HONEST artists telling their TRUE story’s. My INSPIRATION’s 💯 LOVE YOU ALL. 🙏🏻💙🕉 ONE LOVE GUYS☮️
They’re missing Kurt, but it’s nice to see three iconic grunge frontmen together in one room.
priceless. love the end. Chris is tall so funny.
So much star power in that room
Awesome
I miss RIP magazine and the early 90's.
Can you imagine the fun they are having without the confines of their body's, just pure Spirit, so much love, happiness & looking over their loved one's. I can't wait to be rid of this body.