Jerry Cantrell - Over Now (Alice in Chains) - Live Pico Union Project Los Angeles on Night 1 12/6/19
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2019
- Audio files recorded using Sony PCM-M10 w/ internal mics and video files shot in HD with Sony RX100vi were edited using Sony Sound Forge and Windows Live Movie Maker.
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3:29 Jerry's beautiful smile. The smile of a musician who still genuinely breathes and lives for the music.
we pay our debt sometime
Man never heard this song live since Alice unplugged great stuff tnx.
This is the only time he played it! Even though he's the lead vocalist on this song, it should be a staple.
That outro riff though, I’ve felt every note of that, and Jerry was the only musician who could put it into an art form.
I keep on playing them to my kids and friends. This music cant be forgotten.
Glad I don't really hear the drunk dude in the background on this one
which drunk dude? who?
@@Mxulin The guy cheering at 1:21, during the performance of "Heaven Beside You" in this concert, you can hear his fucked-up muppet voice over every single line and honestly his singing voice is as bad as they get
@@motorologist he is actually a soundgarden fan - yelled on most of the recordings both shows - unless there is a recording from the mixing board, you will always hear him - and I don't think he was drunk.
@@99gg99 I find it odd that "Soundgardenfanforlife" recorded a ton of footage for this concert but then ruined all of it by singing over it. I also commented on a lot of his videos saying things like "the muppet voiced guy should have been kicked out", not realizing it was him. Glad the guy uploaded it of course, but still just confused about what he did.
@@motorologist It is true - I was on the right side of him for the Dec 6th show and he was louder than the band at times - moved to other side of stage for Dec 7th show
Jerry had not done this song since AIC's MTV unplugged.(1996) There are no live versions of AIC doing it other than the unplugged. Just the album track. Real MAGIC especially with Layne doing the harmonizing. This is as close to that version as you can get.
As much as time heals wounds and Jerry has moved on, I'm betting those last solo notes at 6:03 or so still get him.
Great to hear this live with electric guitars
I can tell that jerry misses his friends. I miss them too. Life goes on, but it’s never the same
As this was jerrys take on the break up of the band i can see why he never played it since unplugged. Layne s death really closed that opport far too painful really. Even the title is symbolic. Since it is now 2020, 18 years since he lost his long time friend, and collaborator maybe he can play such songs without the anguish he once had. With wisdom, reflection of the past, even that which was painful can see viewed in a new light although the wound never really completely heals. I think jerry can play these tunes to honor laynes memory now and remember that love he had for him. That s a proud moment, and layne is smiling from above💟💟💟💟💟💟
Idk. Layne didn't talk to Jerry or Sean that last 2 years of his life. Maybe Layne really didn't consider them friends anymore. I have no doubt the guys in AIC still loved Layne dearly, but I'm not so sure Layne felt the same way towards them, at least not towards the end.
But we'll never know. He's gone and it sucks so bad because he was so unbelievably talented. A true one in a million talent. The only thing that brings me any semblance of peace is knowing he isn't suffering anymore.
@@IAmNotFamousAnymore i truly believe although maybe layne did lose that feeling for all of them towards the end that he has since forgiven any wrongs he felt they did to him. I cant come with any sense of understanding addiction I never been an addict but I do understand loving one and its damn frustrating and immensely painful to watch. I deserved that at 18 when my boyfriend spiraled down from his addictions. Things got far too crazy and the abuse I suffered still carry scares. I had to leave.
For many years I blamed jerry for laynes death. I thought what kind of best friend would just chose to walk out on his best friend. Then I finally realized that you cant control someone s actions and it must have been hell for jerry to be in the studio to record and watch layne waste away. I just can't imagine what that was like for him. And only through really analyzing aic music for my book on aic fan support did I get it. Jerry loved lsyne more than even he can comprehend. Especially as he reached the pinnacle of his own well deserved success and now there is no one to his right to share it. You can't go through your formative years making music together living together and not feel that kind of love. And jerry, more than most, said goodbye to so many people mom, grandma andy layne his cousin Vinnie Chris and prob a lot more I cant name. But he is complicated. He doesn't show emotions he is a military man son and that seems to be a part of that strong as oak stability he has. I believe he was so angry at layne for leaving him to pick up the pieces of his broken band, be the leader which he did not want to do, and carry their legacy. Jerry s pain is deep rooted we didn't get to see it it spills over the grooves. Jerrys music is where ever tear is placed. I'd like to believe as jerry ages he can forgive himself as well as forgiving layne fir not being as strong as he was. Jerry had his own demons to battle, his own addiction did not end when layne died it escalated. Jerry just didn't care anyone he was gonna join him and pull down the lid. Thank God Sean stepped in and said no way we are not losing jerry too.
Jerry fought that battle and won. Mow he is continuing to evolve in music and personally as well.
I'm proud of him and I know layne is too.💝
@@flynntaylor5459
Well said. 👌💯❤️
@@IAmNotFamousAnymore from their perspective they were watching their bandmate slowly killing himself and at least at some point, with Layne knowing that was the eventual likely outcome, as he refused all help and resigned himself to living in an apartment playing video games, getting High constantly just to fight withdrawal, and then eventually, just waiting to die while doing so.
When he showed up for the ‘99 get born again recording he looked like a 75 year old man and was missing like 1/3 of his teeth. There’s a picture floating around that shows this. It’s hard to stand by and not be frustrated then seeing your bandmate is letting himself die while also basically killing your band and life’s work in the process. Look at Layne’s lyrics about himself in the Mad Season song “Wake up.” He’s there in 1994 telling himself repeatedly “slow suicide’s no way to go... slow suicides no way to go.”
8 years later that was the result.
As much as these guys had love for him I’m sure they cursed him out for letting this happen to him and not changing his habits, fearing this very terrible end he himself saw coming yet still slowly succumbed to over nearly a decade of time. Seeing that unfold you probably end up saying things like “I love you man but I can’t watch you do this to yourself” and the user feels spurned and bitter, angry at them and even more so at themselves for not being able to change. You can’t make someone change when they don’t want to and they all had to live with the bitter feeling that brings and the finality they all unfortunately saw coming years in advance.
Jerry said in an interview the song is actually about a breakup, and he didn't intend for it to be the last song with layne, they were going to continue but laynes addiction got in the way
"We pay our debts sometimes."
Never a more true lyric.
I never thought I'd see a live one of this song after what happened with Layne. This is a blessing
No joke man. Everybody a hardass until an AIC song comes on 😭
I mean, who's better than Jerry Cantrell?......Exactly.
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NO ONE
The two "singer" side-kicks on JC's left can be placed in the category "unneeded".
What a great melody this song has, I appreciate being able to listen and feel the emotions of always after 20 years, Alice the band of life.
I love this song. I could never get sick of playing and hearing it. I hope to see Jerry Cantrell on a concert one day and he would hopefully play this song. I love the melody and the guitar rift.
I could never tire of this song either. 👌
Black is the official color of rock 'n' roll. God I love this song
I loooooooooove this song!!!! Jerry Cantrell is pure amazing!!! I hope to hear him in person perform. Such a talented man.
upcoming Jerry Cantrell solo album -Brighten to be released - October 29th
Tracklist
1. “Atone” - released on 7/29/2021
2. “Brighten”
3. “Prism of Doubt”
4. “Black Hearts and Evil Done”
5. “Siren Song”
6. “Had To Know”
7. “Nobody Breaks You”
8. “Dismembered”
9. “Goodbye” (Elton John cover) (played at both Pico Union shows)
I wish i could see this live
Love Alice in Chains ❣️❣️❣️❣️🎶🎶🎶
Jerry is one of the great songwriters of our Gen X generation
AMAZING...LOVE THESE GUYS TEAM TOGETHER!!!! :))))
thanks for the upload!!
🤘🏻thanks for the upload!
Already got tickets for next year! Can't wait.
Damn we are getting old. 😢. This is music and now there’s not a lot of good rock no more
Thank you.
I saw AIC in Concert at, The Wiltern in Oct 2016. How did I miss this event😭😭😭
tickets for this show were sold on Evenbrite - didn't seem very heavily promoted and really small venue - Pico Union - not sure they host many concerts there. I am not from LA but it seemed like a strange choice of places and originally it was only one show scheduled, when it sold out a second show was added - again not much promotion.
Perfection!
He hasnt played this song since Layne was still alive!
Great. Song. A. I. C. Jamming.
This song was made to be player acoustically, with just Jerry's voice singing it.
Greg Puciato & Jerry Cantrell?? HOLY FUCKING SHIT!
El mejor tema de Alice In Chains. Para cerrar su mejor disco. Una melodía muy muy triste.
Unbelievable 😢😢 RIP Layne
Jerry Cantrell I love you
Great tune
Great. Song. A.i. C. Jamming
Masterpiece
corinthians!
@@mr.mustang656 vai curintia
❤️
Who the hell gives this a thumbs down?! Seriously?!!?
The Dude is playing bass.
The rugs on the stage really tied the room together
@@IAmNotFamousAnymore Cousin Itt
- It's actually James LoMenzo also plays in John Fogerty's band among others.
🔥🔥🔥🤘1💀3🤘🔥🔥🔥
The bass player is #JamesLoMenzo?
Why has this just got 6k views?!
As much as I loved LS, I'm sorry, but Jerry IS AIC.
Totally agree
all Jerry except Nutshell + Rotten Apple
We Die Young
Sea of Sorrow
It Ain't Like That
Nutshell - Layne
Again
down in a Hole
Rotten Apple - Layne
No Excuses
Rooster
Down in a Hole
Them Bones
Rooster
Would?
Whale & Wasp
Got me Wrong
Heaven Beside You
Killer Is Me
Well that's like deciding who's really the main guy of The Avengers. Is it Iron Man or is it Captain America? Jk just wanted to play a little of Layne's advocate, but yes ultimately Jerry is A.i.C. he was and always will be the brain, heart, and soul but Layne was the spirit and hints why the aura isn't the same as what it was back in the 90s but I absolutely love and respect Jerry and appreciate him so much for keeping Alice alive by keeping her in chains of course 😉
Wheres the lead?
Haha! You tuned the new sg Gibson gave to you in open C because it wouldn't stay in standard tuning.
Barely recognized Greg Puciato. He’s so skinny now.
They needed to turn his mic up; he’s an amazing singer. Plenty of room to let Jerry be front row center while still hearing Greg more. His new album is so good.
Black TAR Heroin 😜🐒💜💚🤩
@@thomasbatters This is a Jerry Cantrell solo concert.. Greg is a backup vocalist. You clearly hear him during some of the higher notes, doesn't make sense to hear him most of the time.
I'm guessing this is just Jerry?
Who's singing with him ?
Greg Puciato (Dillinger Escape Plan, Error, Killer Be Killed, The Black Queen)
Isn't Jerry using the Gibson that Layne used to rock?
@Jefferson Andres Araujo Mendoza unfortunatelly i think it's not, Layne''s was red and white, not red and black, i wonder where that guitar went
@@revilhunter He broke it on stage all fucked up in 93, there's a video of that.
He smashed it during a concert and gave it away to someone in the audience.
Who the hell is the ricky martin looka like
Is Sean on drums?
Nope, altho Mike Inez was in the balcony on night 2.
@@whereisjerry Wow.
Gil Sharone I believe.
Yup, Gil Sharone. He played drums in Marilyn Manson's last 2 albums (Pale Emperor and Heaven Upside Down).
Gil did an album with Dillinger Escape Plan(Greg's old band)
The guy to the right wants attention so bad. Stop swaying your head dude
This isn’t your moment
Look at the body language of the musicians as the song progresses .....they slowly stop looking to the opposite of your direction
I can't hear Jerry at all in this. Very disappointing. Shows that the crowd is really into it though!
What. Happen. To. The. Back. Guy
Who. Sitting. Next. Jerry with shades. On. With. Long. Hair. Playin. Guitar also
It's missing black TAR Heroin 😜 and layne
Still a. I. C. Jerry. And. White. Guy. Jamming. The. Way. It. Should. Be
really wish audiences would show up and shut up... when we just want to hear the artists' voices but they're drowned out by a tone deaf audience...
It could've been worse. You could've been there like me, shooting death stares at the guy 5-10 feet away from me and wanting to choke him out. lol And he was totally oblivious and/or didn't care.
Sorry to hear but glad to know someone was there feeling this way about them!
Who. The. White guy. Singing
This is Jerry Cantrell solo, not AIC.
Where. The. Black. Guy. At. The. White. Doings. Great
This was obviously recorded with an android phone. An iPhone would sound like you were in the audience with absolutely no distortion.
I care because I can hardly hear Jerry singing. What’s the point of recording something if you can hear what’s being recorded?
read the description ☝️
A. V. F. I really don’t remember there being a description before, but either way now I’m even more confused that the audio is terrible because the guy used an actual mic to capture the sound.
@@Lamtitude True, I think it might just be the venue (seems kind of tight) and the fact that he was so close to the stage.