Mad Season drummer talks about Layne Staley
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2021
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Such a huge fan of "Lane Stanley."
Right. Fark that kind of shit annoys me
Thought I heard that
I'm such a big fan of yours Mike. It's actually Mark.
He was a big fan of Alice in Chairs
Layne stanley??
The unmistakable Layne Stanley
Da one and only
Huge fan.
"Wake Up" what a masterpiece. I love AIC anything Layne made.
Hearing Layne’s mom cover that song absolutely broke me. If you haven’t heard it yet, definitely look it up. 😥
Listen to Jar of Flies kid
@@pauljones8801 mad season above record is better than jar of flies, even though that’s a great album too kid
Mad Season and AIC are two totally different animals that can't be compared.
Both Above and Jar Of Flies are nothing short of masterpieces.
When I was getting high, id play wake up on repeat and cry. Yet I kept slamming smack!
"Wake Up" is a masterpiece of a track. The whole album is phenomenal.
The show at THE MOORE in Seattle was one of the best shows of all time in my opinion. Just unbelievable.
The NYC one was even better...
@@dreadsashoI was at both, Seattle was better but they were both great.
One of the best live shows ever. Zeppelin like in my opinion
The AiC show from the Moore is also amazing.
No doubt about it
Damn, would kill to have heard that 2nd Mad Season album! RIP Layne and John🤘😇🤘
Barrett seems like such a cool guy. I really enjoyed listening to him here. Loved the Trees.
Imagine going to rehab and meeting the guitar player of pearl jam and he asks you if you want to make a band with members of Alice n chains and screaming trees. Lol that's crazy
Rehab... You never know who you're gonna meet!
My best mate's dad went to rehab in the early 1980s, and one of his rehab buddies was...
Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzie!
🤔😁😎
(There was another guy he bumped into. I've got a feeling it was Eric Clapton but I'm not certain about that. I _think_ it was though.)
It's a crazy moment in Time I wish Layne could just pulled it back together, different things where our in 2002 Suboxone, but we also had the oxycotin epidemic...So he wasn't heading into a good time period.
The tragedy is what made Layne's art so moving, beautiful, and haunting. RIP
Love Layne man, wake up was the voice of a God. Wow Layne gave His guest list to kids tryin to get in.
Layne and Mark Lanegan wrote and recorded "Long Gone Day" in an HOUR one day just kind of off the cuff....Layne would write a line, then Mark would write a line. In the end, a masterpiece. Amazing how much artistic talent the world has lost over the years.
I always compare Long Gone Day with Don’t Follow. Both Layne’s verses are so un fucking believably amazing
Their best music was when they were high, they both will even admit that quote! 🤘🏻💋🤍🩵💙🪽💋
I loved Mad Season!!! Barrett Martin 🥁 Mike McCready 🎸 John Baker Saunders (bass) and Layne Staley 🎤 RIP Layne and John 💝😇😇 Barrett looking wonderful!! Mad Season was amazing!!
He is SUCH an underrated drummer! When I saw that AIC, Screaming Trees show at a now defunct club called " The Edge" which was an amazing venue for live music _in Orlando, Fl. I wasn't familiar with theTrees. But I left that show a big fan. Mark Lanegan was an amazing singer and I have never seen one person move as much air as Barrett Martin. He looked and dressed like..Buddy (?) the main bully from the movie "Christine" and his fluffy 70s shag was bouncing to the beat. Good stuff....
@@charlesw.4576 I do agree, very underrated drummer, loved Barrett Martin in Screaming Trees and mannn in Mad Season just absolutely amazing!! Love the blusey and Soulful sound and I love the sax, just totally amazing!! Thank you for responding, Charles W!! RIP Layne Staley and John Baker Saunders 😇😇
One of my all time favorite albums, above was and still is a great album!
Im a big fan of AIC and Mad Season. Layne really spoke to me epscially when i was in my 20's.
Yes Layne Stanley, not to be confused with KISS lead singer Paul Staley.
You mean pawl thtanley
🤣
And his bandmate Gene Cantrell
That was very cringey
That's night and day comparison.
The incomparable Layne Stanley. Never heard of him. HUGE fan.
2pack, Jimmy hendrix, and lane Stanley are amongst some of the greats
Its Staley BTW not Stanly lol just letting you know 😉
@@sheeeitmayn4384 he is joking :)
@@sheeeitmayn4384 you aren’t the brightest tool in the school are you
@@sheeeitmayn4384 you must be really fun at parties!
@Jason Carlson it’s a joke bruh
Layne Staley ❤️ best voice in this lifetime!
Best voice period! I'd go this far
Idk this Lane Stanley guy could give him a run for his money
Who knows, this Stanley fella just might be "it"..
But for real, absolutely by far the most incredible singer I have ever heard.. Mad Season takes the cake over my favorite band, AIC, can't imagine how much incredible music would have came from these guys had things turned out differently..
My goodness the tragedies just never seem to end at times, but I'm grateful for the everlasting music they left US all!!🙏❤️❤️
Great interview with Barnett Martins - I'm a huge fan
lmao
🤦♀️🤣
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Stanley lane is my favorite singer too!!!
I had a college roommate named Stanley Lane 😂. His nickname was Shady Lane.
Such a nice guy and a great drummer. Gosh I´d like to hear those Mad Season 2 songs...
This cat was the most powerful drummer I had ever seen when he was with the Screaming trees on that tour. Orlando in..92 or 93.
You definitely need to see more drummers. Rush (when Neil was alive), Tool, Meshuggah, Gojirah, etc. Those are powerful drummers.
@@WillJM81280 no he doesn't needs to. It's his point of view and experience and he feels that way.
And Barrett Martin is an amazing drummer.
@@WillJM81280 HE had ever seen. HIS personal experience. No discredit to the awesome drummers you mentioned. Also, Sepulturas drummer was very powerful in concert. But again, just my perspective / experience.
@@WillJM81280 rush had powerful drumming? really? and those other bands you named are awful. you also need good music to go with the drumming or it doesn’t matter how good the drummer is.
I think Lane Stanley is the best drummer ever
When CDs became a thing instead of buying cassettes, I bought my first two CDs:
1) Hum-you’d perfect an astronaut
2) Mad Season- Above
It’s been 29 years and I still have those albums. Great music from first to last track.
Absolutely loved Mad Season and still do
I totally wish Layne could've gotten straightened out.... we lost a ton of great music when he gave up
I would love to hear the second album completed
Barrett, one of the BEST drummers ever....
Come on really
@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 Read it again. Didn't say the best. Said ONE of the best...
@@carolyndavis1045 If you’re talking the general world population, yes. If you are talking amongst his professional peers, you clearly have not heard of bands like Tool, Gojira, Meshuggah, and Rush. Those bands have amongst the greatest drummers ever.
@@WillJM81280 Not to mention "the Rev", Jimmy Sullivan.
@@WillJM81280 music isn’t an athletic sport where the most technical drumming=best. its self expression and aesthetic beauty that are primary values of music, anything else is secondary. based on a rational understanding of music as opposed to your irrational understanding, yes berret may be one of the best of his generation which I agree with and so did the guitarist for mad season who would sit back stage at screaming trees shows just to listen to berret drum. who would know, a nobody on youtube with bad taste in music or a successful guitarist.
Huge fan of both Mark and Layne. The Mad Season record is in my all time favorite albums list. Very bluesy and extremely cool. It’s a total departure from anything Layne was doing with Alice In Chains. It’s almost as if Layne was reinventing himself.
100% agree.
Even Mike McCready's guitar work is very different vs the stuff he was doing in Pearl Jam at the time.
Mad Season's Above is a timeless masterpiece.
@@byrondeanSuper Group up there with Blind Faith!!!
Love people like him, talks real & no bullshit behind peoples back, very very cool. Also, an amazing drummer too! LOVE, GRUNGE, ROCK
The Mad Season album is stuff of legend !!
Barrett...i have always loved your 'wild' hair 🌼
*great.drummer.
Staley has been pronounced wrong for years even when he was alive people would say Stanley I crack up every time when someone says it LOL I'm like it's not hard to remember people 🤣
Drives me nuts honestly.....everyone is a "huge" fan and doesn't know his name.
We're talking about a guy that seems to know the drummer here. And you guys are telling me that he doesn't know the correct pronunciation?? Go and research the British opium trade and see who was in charge in the middle of the 19th century. The "Stanley's"!! The Earl's of Derby. Why is that relevant?? If you really want to know why this is relevant then humble yourself and start praying!! Maybe the most high will show you.
@@criskatan WTF? stop doing drugs kid
@@criskatan wtf! Stay off the drugs
@@grettiesstjames7213 Ha ha ha. They fooled you, but they didn't fool me. Ha ha ha.
We are getting older. I’m so glad for this interview. ❤️
The interviewer dude seems totally baked - lol I thought it was John Frusciante at first.
Love me some Lane Stanley.
River of Deceit subconsciously playing in my head throughout this video. Legends
I was always a fan of Larry Staglin. Powerful voice and his polka grunge band Shirley Out Of Bondage was highly influencial. Too bad about the brautwirst addiction. Sausage is a bitch:(
Sooooo much sodium.
@@mattdad8429 cant even
It’s the corn syrup that really killed him.
I’ve read and watched everything on Layne that’s out there…and Layne, from everything I’ve read and seen, was not sober at that time. MAYBE for a short time just in the studio…but I don’t even believe that.
I don't think he was ever sober... Maybe not as bad
Yeah weird that he lied about that... That album barely got made because Layne was a no show for recording sessions or would show up and spend two hours locked in a bathroom getting high
When people comment that never did heroin, they sound stupid
I want the demo to that 2nd album!
So cool that Riki Rachtman is still doing interviews.
hah!
Really great video!!! You guys really are Legends!
One of my favorite drummers, loved his work with Mad Season!
Damnit I really wish they were able to finish that second Mad Season album. The first one was just too fucking cool. They really had something special.
Cmon how u gonna get his name wrong lmao
Interviewer- I love Alice in Chains
Also interviewer- Oh by the way which ones Alice ?
yup yup
I love this brother
I love Layne all the musicians.
Rip Stanley haha
Lane Stanley? What about Chris Cornhole and Eddie Wetter?
😂😂😂
😂 geeezuz…I heard it right off, can’t believe it
Rip Staley. Amazing voice. That’s really cool he let those kids in. Most of the people who listened to that music were probably Youth. I know that kids really liked Nirvana. I don’t know if AIC was as popular. I wasn’t even born yet lol.
AiC were huge, but not as huge as PJ and Nirvana and that's ok, because those 2 bands were mega huge
Just for some trivia in this area. As it turns out AIC was actually on the scene out there before Nirvana and were gaining popularity. Nirvana released Smells Like Teen Spirit and the rest is history. I personally think that is sad because AIC was so much more talented. Layne’s voice alone blew Kurt out of the water. Staley was one of those unique voices that don’t come along often.
@@IhateDisney24 I like both their voices. Kurt hadn’t nurtured his voice as much so he was more sloppy than Laynes, but Kurt also had a crazy personality with his music that people liked.
I'd say Nirvana and AIC were pretty much on the same level popularity wise. Nevermind was huge but Incesticide didn't do much. In Utero was successful but it was nowhere near the popularity of nevermind
@@IhateDisney24 nirvana put a record out before alice.
Alison Shame and Lane Stanley are my 2 favorite people ever too.
Lanagens book talked about that tour. How Mark almost had his arm amputated in Quebec from shooting up infection
If you’re a huge fan then you know he was Layne Staley. Or Lane Elmer
Layne Stanley, good god
What the f? and he’s such a big fan
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A bit of video about Mad Season that didn't so much as mention Mark Lanegan. Jeesh. He did songs on that album and the deluxe version has songs he did on it by themselves. He was only Layne's best friend, or one of them.
I was so shocked at him saying Layne Stanley I literally recoiled. Jfc lmao
Layne did seem so happy playing with Mad Season!
I'm sorry I don't know much a bout this guy but since live àt the Moore this has been on of my favorite drummers
Huge fan of Layne Stanley? What a chump.
It’s Staley!
gotta love “layne stanley”
But he’s a big fan. He must know best. 😂
Such a huge fan…..yet you don’t know his last name.
Lot of wisdom on display here for sure
Mad Season is beyond great completely below the radar
Layne is such a talent and tragic life
Always thought Barrett Martin would have been a better fit in Pearl Jam than Jack Irons. Definitely a better sticksman, that's for sure .
My favorite drummer from that period. Playing with Nando Reis was a plus.
I saw dirt tour at the Rivera in Chicago and it was effin amazing
STALEY! ...... that is all
Host is like "Lenny Stanley is a musical hero of mine"
I can rehab my self when i only party on the weekend...
“What was Layne Stanley like? I’m such a huge fan of his; so much so, that I googled his name last night and already forgot it”
Such a big fan of Lane Stanley too
What became of the songs from the second Mad Season album?
Please see PJs “No Code” for the answer to that question……………………j/k
I'm a huge fan of StaNley too.
Cool guy Barrett.
Layne STALEY.. is the best of all time… that live at the Moore show is one of things I go back on so much…
Don’t get me wrong I love aic. But mad season was another level..
Lanegan mentioned how grateful he was to receive royalties off the first Mad Season album.
I didn’t know Layne changed his last name to Stanley
He always was a Stanley.
arthur seemed mega cool in the lanegan pod but on this one everything about him seems a bit weird, and thats with me ignoring the "stanley" flubb because if we can all be honest that can happen to anyone easily
Rip layne staley
Yikes....interviewer loses all credibility on the opening question....c'mon dude 🙉😂
Barrett Martin. Screaming trees. Mad season. A fantastic drummer. Do yourself a favor and check out at least the first Walking papers album.
who gave this guy a radio show?!??
Getting sober for me is like taking a shit
I don't think Layne or Mark were ever sober.
Layne was not sober during Mad Season.
who is Hosting this. I can't think of where I know him from.
Layne Stanley?
So there are songs with Layne we have never heard..he said there were 20 songs for the second album.
People baked out of their minds call him Layne Stanley ... LOL
The guy's such a huge fan that he doesn't even know his name.... what a dope.
What was LAYNE STANLEY like I’m such a huuuuge fan…. What in the ever living Fck!
McCready brought in Layne to work with sober artists hoping it would spur him to get clean.
Such a huge fan I don't even know how to pronounce his name
Who is Layne "Stanley"?
Layne Stanley lolololol
hard to take serious on an interview about stanley. 🙄
I dont know. Above being the only Mad Season album makes it so special.. I don t need any other mad season albums
"It ain't like that, anymore" 😪
Please tell me it just sounds like he said Stanley but really said Staley. Right before saying he was a huge fan...😒
Damn Barrets starting to look like a sweetheart version of Chris Holmes