Couple Reacts to Alice In Chains First Time Reaction hearing "Love Hate Love" Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Easily one of the greatest vocal performances of the 90's
*ever
Agreed! The whole set is amazing!!!
Of all time
to me he's the stevie ray vaughn of vocals haha
So sad that heroin addiction destroyed one of the greatest voices of all time
One of the few songs where the live performance is even better!
Chris Cornell and Layne Staley. The two best voices of that era and also the two saddest stories. They did a song together called "right turn" definitely worth checking out hearing them sing together two powerhouses
It is so interesting to me that some of the best performers are so tormented Layne, Jerry and even Thom Yorke is pretty intense I finally came to the conclusion that my favorite two bands from that era are Alice and Chains and Radiohead even though they sound nothing alike.
Eddie Vedder too, still going strong.
It would be great for them to start a band
one in a billion voice. There's been no one like him from a vocal perspective. Unbelievable talent. The vocal coaches reaction channels are simply beside themselves when they hear this saying he was simply able to do things the human voice is not normally able to do.
Such a sad tragic story. I remember when their first album came out and Man in the Box was popular, I was floored immediately. My girlfriend at the time fell in love with his voice and we listened to them every time we were hanging out together.
shut the fuck up, you have literally no idea what you’re talking about.
Agree with you FR!!! There were /are plenty of great singers out there, but his ability to pull you in and ‘feel’ the music-undeniably one of the best.
Great reaction! AIC killed it during this performance and you hardly notice how good they played because Layne was so dominant. RIP Layne and Mike Starr.
Exactly. If you can set aside Laynes beautifully painful performance you can actually hear the guitars twisted love/hate
Jerry Cantrell said Laynes voice was so powerful he didn’t need a mic in rehearsals to stand out in front of guitars and drums.
What made Layne great was also what tormented him. No singer expressed pain the same way he did.
The man was known to go from a low registered voice to high pitched in less than a second with out any effort. Its almost like He was bored when he sang live. Thats just how good he was, not much effort needed for him to sing. A natural talent gone to soon.
He could sing an emotion like no other. Such an amazing talent!
@@fredtello wow what did I ever do to you to address me as a moron? You ok do you need a hug? Seriously calm down its not that serious. Peace and love my dude.
This whole concert it's about 25 minutes long. Spectacular. Live at the Moore
This was at the Moore Theatre in Seattle on December 22, 1990. Dubbed one of the greatest live rock & roll performances of all time, Layne just let out his soul in this song. Gives me goosebumps every time. RIP, Layne Staley.
That was my 9th birthday. Layne has been a great influence on my life since I was a preteen. But at this stage, I wasn't fully into AIC just yet.
I adore Laynes voice. I snuck out of my house my husband thought I'd went to work at the hospital. I had to see AIC in person. They saved me. He saved me. I only wanted to die. Couldn't stand this place. They came at a time when the states ppl were so lost and damaged. Nobody could help. Then Korn AIC couple others followed them into whatever they call this genre. It's was ok to be u. Also ok to keep waking up. We lost some on the way but even as Layne struggled with his demons he still told us not to follow. If you simply can't live another moment, please do 1 thing first. Sleep one more time. Don't hurt yourself go to sleep. Let's see what happens. Be brave call anyone. I promise it will be ok. Don't react while you are that upset. Don't make permanent decisions based on temporary feelings. Love u 💓
Thank u guys for the amazing reaction. I miss Layne always will. It's not even my choice of music I like indigenous rap but I use all genre like medicine. Snotty nose rez kids have oh so many amazing songs out right now. If ur lucky enough to catch a show in the next month or so u won't regret that. They're blowing the roof off the place*
I saw AIC in Oct. 91' open for Van Halen on their For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge tour at the Capitol Center , Largo MD. They played a 45 min set and there was literally no one in the seats due to buying beers and merch except the first 3 rows of Seattle supporters who followed them from city to city. I was 16 yrs old and it was my first concert. No one knew who these guys were except for the Man in the Box video floating around Mtv at the time. I made my dad sit down to watch them and let me tell you .. Layne Staley absolutely blew me away. The raw power of his voice and the haunting chilling guitar work of Cantrell still resonates in my mind 30 yrs later. Became an instant fan that night and was crushed to hear of his untimely death a decade later. A true loss to the rock and roll community.
I hope things are better with you and I wish you well.
“Wake up” by MAD SEASON is a great one by layne Staley
Might be my favorite album of all time
Yes! Live at the Moore as well, 1995. Fantastic performance, & Mike McCready killed the guitar as well.
Above the only one album what created the greatest supergroup of the world (in my opinion)... it's a sad thing. Mad Season not just a band also was a really nice action from the others for Layne's health and happiness.
R.I.P Layne🕊️ R.I.P Baker🙏🏻
Phenomenal performance. A once in a generation band
Favorite band ever
I love this live version!
This is my favorite live performance of all time!!!
Gives me goosebumps every time
Still have my ticket stub from when I saw them in 1992. One of my all-time favorite bands.
That's so awesome. I was born in late 1992 but I grew up hearing their music often and they've been my favorite band for so long. Always wish I could've seen them during that time.
Best love performance ever. Rest in Peace Layne.
Damn 🔥 haunting tune .. those vocals w guitar are everything! THX ♥️ Yawl!
layne's sustainability and ability to go to 11 are just next level, blows minds like stevie ray vaughn
I lived in Seattle and saw Layne standing in the sun and had his long curly blonde locks shinning and he was tall ànd looked like an angel. I had tickets to this show at the Moore theater, but it snowed and we couldn't make it. So mad I missed it! I saw them later and was able to see all the great bands of the late 1980s and early 1990s! Seattle was buzzy with excitement!
Layne, what a beast of a singer and it was so easy for him. One of my favorites....
Y'all back hitting us with another dope reaction to a great song r.i.p.layne
yes, he was the most unforced (yet overpowering) genuine and spontain singer there was.
And emotive
#1 Queens Live Aid
#2 AIC Live at The Moore
2 of the greatest rock performance ever!!!! Great reaction Fam!!!
Well said about Layne Staley...such great raw emotion in his voice - so unique...great tune from my fave AIC record...grunge classic imo
I am so glad that you guys did this one. Shows a Layne at his best before his addiction became out of control. To look at him and to see a more healthy Layne is wonderful. And to see Mike Starr playing bass is amazing. The two of them on stage together was so great, but to know their tragic end is heartbreaking. Mike was the last person known to be with Layne and had stated that Layne needed help, but he made Mike promise not to call 911 and Layne was found dead almost 2 weeks later. He was estimated weight was in the 80"s. Such a sad loss. Mike eventually lost his life as well to addiction. On the MTV Unplugged, Layne was so thin, with those dark circles under his eyes, with that flat affect and almost no teeth. This man was so talented and was such a sad loss to all of us. Please keep going down the Alice in Chains rabbit whole. Rain when I Die is a good one. Thanks for this guys.
Many tried from band members to others in the music industry
He was loved by many and many tried desperately to help him but you can not help someone who does not want help and IMO the demise of his relationship with Demri and here death made him completely let go and he was barely holding on before that
Rain when I die is one of my favorites
Laynes voice is indescribably beautiful, and his range is impressive asf! My favorite band growing up. From Facelift in it's entirety to their last recorded album it's been great jams and amazing vocals. I miss him every damn day 💯
They say when he used to sing it sounded like it was coming out of his entire body as a angelic vibration.
There's the Layne we fell in love with. They was always the best and my favs from all the grunge scene. It is heart-wrenching Asia...Layne and Kurt had the most natural talent voices.
Totally agree. Everyone requests the unplugged show, and I get it, but man that show makes me sad. This is how I wanna remember layne.
@@derekdecker555 Agree man
Layne and Chris Kurt was ok
Layne Chris & Eddie Vedder were the best voices
@@jacindavonhagel5420 Every one has a thing called an OPINION
The best range, rasp and vibrato. THAT VIBRATO!!! It's my favorite of all time. And you could totally hear the pain.
I’m still always blown away by Jerry’s solos. They have such a haughtily strange and heavy sound. So cool
Layne Staley's best friend, Mark Lanegan, is a singer from the Seattle area that is very underrated even though his biggest fans include the likes of Kurt Cobain, members of Soundgarden, Anthony Bourdain etc. His first band, Screaming Trees was a pioneer in the Grunge Era. He also sang on one Queens Of The Stone Age albums. My favorite song of his is "100 Days", but that might not be a good first time hearing song. Maybe check out Night Flight to Kabul or Harborview Hospital. He also has an amazing book of memoirs called, "Sing Backwards and Weep." Kurt Cobain and Layne Staley make many appearances in that book, as they are 2 of his closest friends. Oh! The song "Revival" that he sings with Soulsavers, is pretty bad ass too. He's my top pick to listen to when painting and drawing. -- Also, he did more drugs than Layne & Kurt and ultimately was saved by Courtney Love, after Kurt's death. She got him in a rehab and paid for it.
Y'all gotta do MAD SEASON Layne Staley other band song RIVER OF DECEIT
Or Wake Up
Everyone request "River Of Deceit"! I however think the song is too slow and doesn't really grab and pull in the new listeners very well. The reactors who start off with that song don't bother listening to anymore of their tracks! It's just my opinion!
They need to hear something like "Artificial Red" first! Something that sounds more like (AIC).
Greatest lead singer of all time.
Miss layne. This music defined my generation. The 90’s was a bad ass time to be alive.
I've seen this a few times now....never saw it till I started watching reactions.....wow ...amazing.
This song is amazing on so many levels. The verses go back and forth from soft ‘love’ and ‘hate’ loud and strong and the pain is real. It is sad that you missed out. He is well loved and greatly appreciated and missed by so many.
Layne Staley, Chris Cornell, Scott Weiland and Kurt Cobain. Four of my favorites! All taken way too early and in similar fashion. I am addicted to nicotine so I get it and how hard it is to quit. I fortunately never really got into the harder drugs.
did you actually just compare smoking cigarettes to heroin and other similar substances!!
@@user-pq1df9px2i yes. Nicotine is just as addictive as heroin.
Also guest sang 1 song on Second Comings debut album.
Layne like another instrument in the band I have always thought!
He was the best grunge singer ever he had a powerful voice. And then you in some songs bring in jerry they was great together and it's sad to lose such great talent. R.I.P my friend
One of my Favoritss !!!!
I love all of their songs when Layne was the front man, but check out "bleed the freak" from the same show.!!
Totally agree!
I love hearing that you guys love Layne and AIC's music. They have so many great songs to react to. ✌❤
Beautiful, powerful and legendary!!!
You will like "Down in a Hole" by this group.........promise 👌
They heard it, they reacted to the unplugged show, on their Livestream
@@mikewright256 O.....cool, I just started watching them & I will need to catch that reaction! 😉
@@brantleyhart7566 that's awesome, I've been watching their channel for about 6 mos, one of my favorites
@@mikewright256 Same.....quickly coming one of my favs as well!
Really glad that you experienced this performance - I still have this concert on VHS tape . Keep going with Alice in Chains
If you want to experience another remarkable talent that also tragically left us way too soon and also had incredible emotion in his craft , check out : Jeff Buckley - Grace . It's a 'mic drop' performance that you owe it to yourselves to hear .
One of the best front man voices ever
Thanks for keeping this performance alive!
I Feel every day very previleged to grew up with this kind of music! Rest in peace go all these guys in this aera! Chris, Kurt, Layne,....!
I saw Alice In Chains at the Palladium in Hollywood in ‘92, with Screaming Trees. Great show, you should check out Screaming Trees. Another great 90’s band.
I was going through your music reaction playlists and saw you've reacted to my favorite band. This is one of my favorite songs by them too but there's so many good ones. 💕
Check out mad season River of deceit, it's the same singer with a different backup band, kind of a super group kind of thing. Pearl jam and Alice in chains mixed together
Layne Staley: "This next song is about pain"
Translation: This is an Alice in Chains song
It's 90s time!
Gotta dip back to some initial post punk and new wave bands of the late 70s and 80s too like Sonic Youth, The Cure, Joy Division and The Pixies. Then onward into 90s alternative and post hardcore and both the punk and post punk revivals of the 00s.
I love the way you guys just get Lane. I saw them twice at lalapalooza in the early days around this time. Back then thaw bands would mingle around with the crowd a little and I only spent a minute around him, but he was genuine and sweet. It’s bittersweet he was so awesome as an artist, but also a kind human that loved deep. He wanted to be a rockstar as an 8 yr old because his father never came home and he thought if he sees me maybe he’ll reconnect. Unfortunately he did and his father was also an addict so then they pretty much used together because Lane had the money. One of the saddest stories in rock ‘n’ roll history ❤❤❤Rip beautiful soul
The man could reach the highest and the lowest of notes and you could see him reaching those notes while his body would bend back and forth to reach those notes! He was the greatest singer of his time! Rip
Man In The Box from this performance is Amazing. No Auto tune just Layne
Favorite band ever
I was first to play AIC in N Tex on the HARD EDGE. So fortunate. Layne was insecure at that time. So sweet. So sad.
RIP Layne and Mike! Love Alice in Chains! Jerry you rocked then and still do!!
RIP Mike Starr, also, the bass player, he's the last person to see Layne alive, he was with him in his apartment and tried to get Layne to go to rehab and Layne wouldn't, and died the next day. He blamed himself for his death and carried it till he died.
So glad you guys did the Live version! I lived in Seattle when they were big through the 90s, they were a killer live band.
You should do Junkhead Live, this is a link to the best quality version I can find.
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Thank you so much for watching this performance! Layne was of the few performers of our generation who sounded the same, if not better live, as on their albums. Which is a pretty huge thing to say, knowing how he sounds on their albums. I still get teary that we will never again have the chance to see AIC live again, with Layne, unless it is on a video like this. But I love that you both appreciate the talent that he and the rest of this band has. God bless you both and RIP to Layne and also their bass player Mike Starr who was so talented, we saw him slap-playing his bass in this song.
They are rare, those who seems to have magical talent. Layne Staley, Chester Bennington, Juice Wrld...
I had the chance to see AIC live once. They were one of the bands who were opening up for Metallica, this was back in the early 90s....they pulled out. Word was Layne had to check in the rehab that week! They were the only band in the line up besides Metallica that I was really excited about! You can only imagine how disappointed I was. Never got the chance to see them and you can't even imagine how I felt when I found out he passed away.... RIP Layne.
*I feel ya both...going through those years while their records were coming out was incredible. I had all of their albums/CDs, and love each song on them all. I had just turned 28 yrs when their first one came out...and still listen to them nearing 60 yrs now. Hard to believe it is nearing twenty years since Layne's passing...APR 5 2002.*
I absolutely LOVE people who feel music. You guys understand how important emotion is to music..
Alice in Chains has helped me through multiple depressions. Sometimes you have to go through the deepest of pain before you can heal. And I'm so used to suppressing my feelings that I need music like this to get to my deepest feelings.
He is so good
One of my favorite performances by them
I luv this so much. It's so dark and moody. And I love seeing Jerry in silhouette next to him, especially towards the end. So haunting!
One of, if not my favorite live performances all time!! So glad you guys finally experienced this!
You didn't miss out. Music is eternal. Enjoyed this.
YOU GUYS SHOULD REACT TO ALICE IN CHAINS - BLEED THE FREAK
Yes they should, it's my absolute fav!
@@alicaveltman3021 mine too
I was very fortunate to seen them from the very beginning, Heroin is a horrible addiction, RIP LANE!
The first time i heard layne was like the first time i met my true self he said everything I ever felt in one song I wish he was still here to see how much we love, miss, and need him🕊 and Chris🕊
My God. Layne was a powerhouse
The bassist looks like their original bassist mike star and if it is he’s passed away too.
it is , RIP brother
Finally. People who get it!! Thank you.
They are completely numb at the end.. so incredible
Makes me so happy to see others recognize and appreciate a singular talent like Layne. Also shout-out to 'Pac and Ms.-Jackson-if-You're-Nasty, 90's artists was lit.
Yes , he was a natural.
Raw… full emotions on display here🥲. This one always tears my heart out and like all of his songs , speaks to me
Layne had a booming voice, it's crazy to hear
Have you done Jerry's goodbye to Layne? Black Gives Way To Blue, it's absolutely deep felt from Jerry and it shows. It was a way of saying goodbye so the band could move on. ✌❤
I LOVE IT. THANK YOU
Of course, he could do on stage what he could do in the studio...there was no 'if you can't do it, don't even worry about it, we'll autotune and pull out all of these computer tricks to make it appear that you can do things you can't do'
Great reaction. Alice in Chains doesn’t disappoint 🙋🏻♀️🙌🏼👍🏼👏🏼💜🇨🇦
You should check out Layne Staley’s side band Mad Season.
This makes me cry a little. Having been a fan when Layne was still alive, as you say, watching him dissolve before your eyes in the moment was heart wrenching. We all knew. HE knew. All the reaction channels' first impression of Layne and Alice In Chains seems to be MTV Unplugged "Nutshell", and that just hurts because that's not the Layne I would want to introduce new listeners to. Not that he couldn't sing on that show, but to watch a man close to death and listless...he wasn't always like that. This video here is probably my favorite performance of his. That's how I remember Layne. His voice was so sweet and wicked at the same time. And still unmatched, although lord knows other singers have tried. I feel like he could convince you that he was feeling any lyric under the sun, but he only ever gave his truth, his heart and his soul. Miss him. Thank you for this.
100% this.
You two are just genuinely really good people
To call this song "dark" would be a significant understatement.
Rip Layne the best rock singer of all time
thanks for show that guy. love you guys
Absolutely amazing.
Haunting ... God I wish he was still here
I love watching you guys! This performance was better than the album track!
Beautiful & tortured soul. You can feel the pain / anguish coming through…. RIP🙏🏽
good reaction yall. i can tell you guys really are actively in tune with this legendary music. kudos.