Saw AIC and Pearl Jam in the same night. Unfortunately sound garden wasn’t there. With that said……ice cube and beastie boys were there. And………I left early of the closer, beastie boys, Because I was spent……12 hours of sun and debauchery! Had to beat the parking lot!
There were a lot of badass combos back then. Alice & Chains, Stone Temple Pilot's, PRIMUS, Smashing pumpkins, NiN, Limp Bizkit, POWERMAN 5000, TOOL Pantera, White Zombie, Monster Magnet, Rage Against the Machine who NEVER came to Kansas City... I remember sitting around with friends and trying to imagine THE BEST line-up for a show...most combos we knew would NEVER happen until 1 day they did. PANTERA & WHITE ZOMBIE AT MEMORIAL HALL in KCK. PRIMUS KNOWS Kansas City loves them, they keep returning & its awesome. GLASS ANIMALS are learning this too.
If there is ONE thing I am most thankful for about UA-cam, it is that we get so much wonderful stuff like this from bands like Alice In Chains. Time capsules that will last forever
You have to back it up 'cause corpos and services do go away. But it does give us unprecedented opportunity to have a library of alexandria in the back pocket on few SD cards. Cheers.
the moment you realize you have faithfully discovered in Granpa's attic, dozens of films/videos you have never seen from the 90's. It's like a time capsule you were actually inside but now you have broken through to "Say Hello to Heaven" - Temple of the Dog 1990
Michael Bolten?...😂😂😂 You know what all kidding aside he's in a totally different genre but I would love to hear him sing Temple of the Dog with Eddie Vedder. I would just roll over and fall off my chair if I could actually see those two sing. I know it sounds like a joke but who the hell else could hit Chris Cornell notes other than Michael Bolton! Just imagine Eddie Vedder singing "I'm going hungry......" and then Michael Bolton comes in; :I'm going hungry....YEAHHHHHH!"😅 Would be so awesome
It’s crazy he was only 22. Now a days 22 is a kid. I grew up in the ‘90’s we were very much adults at 20 and treated as such. It’s crazy how different it is now. I wish he would of been healthy longer so he could of put out more. My all time favorite singer. 💛🤘🏻
This is f....uking solid gold. I moved fron Northern California to Seattle in 1990 and ran head first into this. I was 21 and didn't have any clue about the beautiful music and experiences I would have. Thank you Seattle.
Fuck people. Here in South Africa we had no chance to see these EPIC bands. This is so raw and I feel like I am there. This boomer loves UA-cam and you awesome guys who share this stuff.Thank you.
God bless jerry cantrell for recognizing the greatness in Layne's voice and kept asking him about joining the band until he finally agreed. It is tragic how most of these amazing musicians and singers met their untimely end but the few years that they performed is one of the greatest things to have ever happened in music history
I don’t know too many people who have spent a month in the hospital and a month in a nursing home and coming home my daughter had my big picture of Chris Cornell and my picture of Layne Staley hanging on my wall for me! I have awesome kids
Yeah, it all started out on a high note, sort of, as long as you don't count 1000 points of light dipshit in office, from one dipshit to the next dipshit then 9/11... But at least there was a glimmer of hope back then, unlike now...
These live vids are such a comfort to a 20-something college kid trying to find their way in life. Thank you to Mother Love Bone, Temple of the Dog, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana (though not pictured), and EVERYONE involved with the grunge / hard rock scene in Seattle and elsewhere the '90s (I think of STP, Smashing Pumpkins, Bush, Failure, Hum, The Jesus Lizard, and more). You mean more than all of y'all could know. Y'all are what I return to, a musical norm that I will always know will be there. To Chris, Layne, Kurt, Andrew Wood, Mike Starr, and so many other silenced voices from vice, THANK YOU FOR YOUR ART!!! The "90s alt rock movement will always mean the most to me, and to countless other people. Thank you, thank you.
Brother, I could Not Agree More!! These bands were life changing for me and I steadily listen to this fantastic time in music! Tool is in there as well.
I often wonder if the 90s is to the younger generation is what the 70s was to us GenX. However, I feel blessed to lived through the 90s being 22 at the start. Our generations music is unmatched Alice in Chains for ever dude.
seen this in 90, in Canada, they opened for Van Halen, best concert i have ever seen. came in a huge Van Halen fan, came out a life long AIC fan. RIP Layne!!.
I was at this show... Living in Seattle and graduating high school in 1993... we invented "grunge". I saw Nirvana, Mud Honey, the Melvins, and the Dwarves all play one show infront of about 100 people at the Washington Party Hall for $5 at the door... No Ticketmaster ticket stub... just a hand stamp. Saw Alice in Chains for free at the amphitheater at the base of the Space Needle for free and Sweaty Nipples from Portland opened the show.
Sweatty Nipples haha. Saw them so many times. My friends were at that Nirvana Melvins show. I lived in Portland. Had not yet moved to Seattle yet. But I did see all the Seattle bands in clubs and bars before they were big. Melvins and Nirvana played together a lot.
Layne was found 1 day after my 32nd birthday - many of us not shocked by his death.. painfully sad. Chris, my god man - never saw that one coming - say hello to heaven.
Lol Chris Cornell and Layne are unbelievable.... Chris is just a poet too man. Really one of the finest and untouchable moments in rock history with these young men...
@@ExplorerOfTheGalaxy I've listened to hundreds of hours of Zeppelin. He's very good but Cornell owns him and Layne is definitely better. Freddie's probably the best in rock history imo.
Andrew Wood. Let's remember where this all spawned from. Let's all remember the Star Child who created this in his passing. Without his exit, we wouldn't have Pearl Jam, Temple....
I was at the 92' Lollapalooza with Pearl Jam and Soundgarden and I can't tell you how magical that day was . There was a band called Lush , Ministry , Ice Cube , Tool on the side stage and The Red Hot Chili Peppers ! It seemed like another world that day...people were so happy . We were in Orlando and about 200 or more people were behind a fence and we all got together and pulled down the fence so they could get in . What a great day ! PK
I'd heard the Love Hate Love on here on another video, but this quality is far better. You want to hear the only singer of that era that can compete with Cornell, and even surpass him, listen to Layne sing on Love Hate Love. It's the rock vocal performance of all time.
And Mike Starr, who I missed even before his death..god damn the pusher man. The last words heard from Lane Stayley. They had an argument , Mike was leaving and Lane said " don't go man, not like this" 💔
This recording is amazing, in how it shows the raw talent of these up and coming rock bands, not grunge. This was imperfectly recorded rock sounding just damn perfect for 1990!
@@DurbanNiks101 LOL THEY ARE GRUNGE TO THE MAX THE SEATTLE SOUND WAS GRUNGE AND ALLWAYS WILL BE GRUNGE I THINK GRUNGE IS THE BEST TITLE FOR A ERA OF MUSIC JUST IMAGINE PSY-GRUNGE THAT WOULD BE GREAT THERE SOUND IS GRUNGY THERE LATER STUFF MAY BE ROCKY BUT THERE EARLY STUFF IS GRUNGY TRVST ME
@@tomaschristopherbangalter Bro, the bands that were given the "grunge" title were all massively different in sound. Even Cobain was weary of the grunge label and always knew it was bound to fail. Never mind the fact that each band sounded different, each of them changed their sound during the years. The Grunge label is as descriptive as these nifty new pronouns everyone seems to be raging about these days.
@@JM-ym8mm Actually "Grunge" was first said by Mark arm in '82 or '83 to describe his band that didn't even exist. It was later used in the late '80s by a SubPOP producer to describe "the sound" of a few bands they had signed, one of which was Nirvana.
doesnt matter how many songs of layne singing live, there is no one who can control their voice while belting out this heavy like he was able to. u see all kinds of singers get to a certain range when their voice levels raise, it was otherworldly. people talk about how he would have blown out his voice etc from the singing style but im not sure that would have been the case, when you look at his contemporaries from back then, even at that younger age they still couldn't hit anywhere close to those notes. wild to witness such a level of mastery. so many singers today have the ability to hide behind technology to fix levels.
@@byrontownsel7274 absolutely. Love Eddie! It's so sad that Chris, Scott and Layne aren't still here. I can only imagine all the masterpieces that died with them😭💔
I was there 👍 Almost didn't make it, as my So. Cal. driving skills did not prepare me for driving on lots of frozen roads and snow. But it was a memorable show I'll never forget, and my first time at the Moore.
I saw Layne in a three piece suit at the start of their set on Lollapolooza in 93 and it was like 95 degrees that day! Needless to say he took the jacket tie vest and shirt off after playing Would the first song to start the show! Very charismatic singer and great stage presence! His voice very unique and an unbelievable range! RIP Layne! Layne’s mom said it best regarding his voice: it’s like Nails surrounded by marshmallows! I agree👍🏻 RIP LAYNE❤️
Layne singing Love, Hate, Love is fucking epic! I don’t know what it is but it’s 💯 perfection imo. Some bands that I’ve listened to since my teens start to wear on me. AIC never gets old. The passion, lyrics, presence…🤌.
I’m an 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s gal, BUT the 90’s had some freaking great music as well. Just LOVE Rock!!!!!❤❤❤. RIP to all the greats that have filled our life with the BEST MUSIC EVER. (I’ll never understand pop music 😳🥶😱.)
This video is everything. Dirt gets a ton of love, as it should. Dirt is one of the greatest albums ever made in the history of history. With that said, Facelift is probably better than anything 95% of bands will ever make. Facelift- Jar Of Flies is simply perfection. That’s taking nothing away from Tripod and the Duvall era because they’re all great, but that 4-5 year span is so insanely good very few artists can even begin to touch it.
Layne's vocal performamce on Love Hate Love here and on Facelift is up there with Robert Plant and Freddie Mercury. Layne is unique though. He has the perfect melding of tenor and baritone, and seems to sing in both at the same time because his voice is such a freight train for an average size guy. Cornell is so good, and then you hear the beefy thickness of Layne's gutteral growling, plus the emotion with which he delivers vocals is off the charts. Must've been a lot to try to match that the rest of your life, but hey. People were not exaggerating about Layne and this proves it.
HOLY FK!!! I can't believe this was posted, I haven't seen this in 20+ years!!! Absolutely hauntingly beautiful, and representing that era in music so perfect. I didn't think I think I'd ever see this gain, thank you so much man! You cannot get any more pure musicianship than this!
Os anos 90 nos deu muitas músicas boníssimas... No Grunge , muitas bandas maravilhosas ! Época boa... escuto e curto até hoje ! Em 1993, no Festival Hollywood Rock, aqui no Rio de Janeiro, vi Nirvana, Alice in Chains, RHCP, L7... Foi sensacional e maravilhoso ter visto estas bandas espetaculares ao vivo ! Ter assistido o gênio , a lenda Kurt Cobain tocar e cantar foi uma das maiores emoções da minha vida ! Rio de Janeiro-🇧🇷
I was there and got in by donating a few cans of food. Front row center balcony. Saw AIC in August at bumpershoot then this show . Temple and mookie was o.k. then Alice comes out and blow everybody away. This was before Seattle was taken over by the Amazon, frikkin amazombies haha! Where Amazon is now is where the bands used to practice in old storage buildings. Back when Seattle was cool!
Has to be a great memory, did Mookie play first or Temple, haven’t seen anything more than little clips n say hello to heaven. Had to be epic seeing this live!
@@kevincoady5248 temple played first. I am the guy standing up on edge of the balcony at the very end , center left. It was super fun. Almost as good as sabbath in the 70's.
This is mint. Saw them live in Manchester UK in about 92. Froze my bollocks off queuing outside with our kid, but one of the best gigs I’ve ever been to.
I had the Alice VHS by those times, but it didn't bring that precious Temple of the Dog song as an opening act. What a surprise! Thanks a lot for sharing this gem.
![Alice In Chains - It Ain't Like That / Man In The Box [Live Facelift 1990] 720p](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kkdFdEEfruc/mqdefault.jpg)
Imagine seeing aic and temple of the dog the same night
Saw AIC and Pearl Jam in the same night. Unfortunately sound garden wasn’t there. With that said……ice cube and beastie boys were there.
And………I left early of the closer, beastie boys, Because I was spent……12 hours of sun and debauchery! Had to beat the parking lot!
There were a lot of badass combos back then. Alice & Chains, Stone Temple Pilot's, PRIMUS, Smashing pumpkins, NiN, Limp Bizkit, POWERMAN 5000, TOOL Pantera, White Zombie, Monster Magnet, Rage Against the Machine who NEVER came to Kansas City...
I remember sitting around with friends and trying to imagine THE BEST line-up for a show...most combos we knew would NEVER happen until 1 day they did. PANTERA & WHITE ZOMBIE AT MEMORIAL HALL in KCK.
PRIMUS KNOWS Kansas City loves them, they keep returning & its awesome. GLASS ANIMALS are learning this too.
Do you understand that this is exactly what happened to everybody that was in this venue that night?
i saw nirvana & pj open for rhcp in an old gutted out grocery store in '91 🤣
@@IsaacAndrade666 hell yeah that sounds awesome
They just treat it like one night in their memory, but to all of us this night was like the grunge Clash of the Titans
Fk yeah!
Chris and Layne were two of the BEST Vocalists I remember hearing, hands down
Alice in Chains - Right turn is just one example of what could have happened if Layne and Chris did stuff together ... I love that song
Definitely. Along with Maynard j kenan aNd chino and Corey taylor
don't forget Scott W. ...
RIP Mike Star
@@pamelaj.miller5115amen to acknowledging Scottie
If there is ONE thing I am most thankful for about UA-cam, it is that we get so much wonderful stuff like this from bands like Alice In Chains. Time capsules that will last forever
You have to back it up 'cause corpos and services do go away. But it does give us unprecedented opportunity to have a library of alexandria in the back pocket on few SD cards. Cheers.
the moment you realize you have faithfully discovered in Granpa's attic, dozens of films/videos you have never seen from the 90's. It's like a time capsule you were actually inside but now you have broken through to "Say Hello to Heaven" - Temple of the Dog 1990
Yessss my favorite band ever!!!!!
Agree about you tube love aic and tod ❤❤❤❤❤
Yeah, until one day you go to your playlists to jam out the Unplugged AIC from MTV & it's no longer there. Only Angry Chair. Ruined my fuckin day.
Layne Staley: that voice is unmatched.
The best ones are only with us for a short time.
Michael Bolten?...😂😂😂
You know what all kidding aside he's in a totally different genre but I would love to hear him sing Temple of the Dog with Eddie Vedder. I would just roll over and fall off my chair if I could actually see those two sing. I know it sounds like a joke but who the hell else could hit Chris Cornell notes other than Michael Bolton!
Just imagine Eddie Vedder singing "I'm going hungry......" and then Michael Bolton comes in; :I'm going hungry....YEAHHHHHH!"😅
Would be so awesome
@@Bornelvibe I can hear it in my head right now
@@Bornelvibe also Bryan Adams, and Henning mae from Germany
I hope that 1,000 years from now there are people that see this magic and are astounded still
Yes ..I think they will that's how LEGENDS ARE BORN !!
Who are they?
The human race will always look back at Layne Staley with fondness
Layne is only 22 here but sings at the top of his game.
Yea, so incredible
It’s crazy he was only 22. Now a days 22 is a kid. I grew up in the ‘90’s we were very much adults at 20 and treated as such. It’s crazy how different it is now. I wish he would of been healthy longer so he could of put out more. My all time favorite singer. 💛🤘🏻
Don't know much about Alice in Chains.
I do agree about laynes voice. I wish I could say it was the best. I still love Vince Neil!
This is f....uking solid gold.
I moved fron Northern California to Seattle in 1990 and ran head first into this.
I was 21 and didn't have any clue about the beautiful music and experiences I would have. Thank you Seattle.
What incredible timing!
Sometimes fate throws ya a bone.
Fuck people. Here in South Africa we had no chance to see these EPIC bands. This is so raw and I feel like I am there. This boomer loves UA-cam and you awesome guys who share this stuff.Thank you.
Good times for sure. Too bad Seattle is a shit hole now like Portland.
you are a priviledged man
Love Hate Love. Unbelievable. This, in my opinion, is Layne at his peak & cannot be touched. The greatest of all time! 🎤
One of the darkest songs ever written but dam when he sang that live you can just feel his raw emotions coming thru.
Fully agree
Agree 1000% Layne will forever be in my heart😢
hell yea
He is the goat with Chris holding onto the back of his shirt. I also loved Scott Weiland
God bless jerry cantrell for recognizing the greatness in Layne's voice and kept asking him about joining the band until he finally agreed. It is tragic how most of these amazing musicians and singers met their untimely end but the few years that they performed is one of the greatest things to have ever happened in music history
It doesn't matter how many times I watch this, I'm always in awe of Layne's talent. Captivating.
Makes me miss Mike Starr too bc I loved watching him play
No doubt!!!
@@LayneStaley-vs4th stomp stomp stomp
I'm in owe of Chris. Dude was a power house vocalist. He makes you feel every word to its core man.
If I had a time machine and could go back to any exact time and place, it would be this Dec 22 1990 at the Moore Theater
Amen
probably me too
Layne was unbeatable in his peak
I don’t know too many people who have spent a month in the hospital and a month in a nursing home and coming home my daughter had my big picture of Chris Cornell and my picture of Layne Staley hanging on my wall for me! I have awesome kids
@@LayneStaley-vs4th yes you do.
RIP Legends. You changed MY life and many others.
Word that. Changed my life too
Layne healthy with a strong voice....wow!
Not so healthy here actually.
hes coked out of his mind and screaming
Screw those responses Layne overpowered Cornell that night
Layne is the best voice in rock history 👑
@@jamiehovis7722 Then u must be deaf cause his voice is unmatched
Man, Layne sure can let it out when he sang. Him and Chris were truly amazing vocalists.
Ahh the 90's, back when life was still worth living
Yeah, it all started out on a high note, sort of, as long as you don't count 1000 points of light dipshit in office, from one dipshit to the next dipshit then 9/11... But at least there was a glimmer of hope back then, unlike now...
You can say that again!!😎🤙
get a rope
@@joddeurter2448 That's a nasty thing to say! What's wrong with you?
💯💯
Chris on say hello to heaven ...and Layne on love hate love .... Their vocal ability was so amazing back then .
The love hate love performance was amazing
Are
Jerry was the Tony Iommi rifflord of the 90's. Layne and Chris were amazing on this. A+++ all around. Thanks for posting.
I agree. I always thought that Jerry has always been incredibly underrated
Eddie just chilling in the background next to the drums doing the backing vocals in the shadows for Temple of the Dog.
If Layne could of made it they would still be huge. They sound awesome live. Vocals, guitar & drums sound excellent. My favorite band 🤘🏻🖤🤍♾
The BEST voices of grunge 😍
Of ever
These live vids are such a comfort to a 20-something college kid trying to find their way in life. Thank you to Mother Love Bone, Temple of the Dog, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana (though not pictured), and EVERYONE involved with the grunge / hard rock scene in Seattle and elsewhere the '90s (I think of STP, Smashing Pumpkins, Bush, Failure, Hum, The Jesus Lizard, and more). You mean more than all of y'all could know. Y'all are what I return to, a musical norm that I will always know will be there. To Chris, Layne, Kurt, Andrew Wood, Mike Starr, and so many other silenced voices from vice, THANK YOU FOR YOUR ART!!! The "90s alt rock movement will always mean the most to me, and to countless other people. Thank you, thank you.
Perfeito , irmão!
Falou com propriedade ...
Brother, I could Not Agree More!! These bands were life changing for me and I steadily listen to this fantastic time in music! Tool is in there as well.
Thank you ButteredCalamari well said, god bless you brother…..😵💫✌🏻
I often wonder if the 90s is to the younger generation is what the 70s was to us GenX. However, I feel blessed to lived through the 90s being 22 at the start. Our generations music is unmatched Alice in Chains for ever dude.
A Masterpiece in time. Layne was a shooting star. 🌠
Yupp ..a super Nova for sure ..burnt out to fast though !! Miss him !!
Fucking yes he was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God Speed to all that past, 4ever Love!!!!!🥀✌🏻😵💫
Oh he was shooting for sure
Eat your hearts out television talent shows!
The besth Band of Seattle,Alice in Chains.
truth
Best vocals I've ever heard Layne do in a live show.
Holy fucking shit I wasn't ready for THIS! Layne is so good, everyone is just so fresh and early 90s, wow
seen this in 90, in Canada, they opened for Van Halen, best concert i have ever seen. came in a huge Van Halen fan, came out a life long AIC fan.
RIP Layne!!.
I was at this show...
Living in Seattle and graduating high school in 1993... we invented "grunge".
I saw Nirvana, Mud Honey, the Melvins, and the Dwarves all play one show infront of about 100 people at the Washington Party Hall for $5 at the door... No Ticketmaster ticket stub... just a hand stamp.
Saw Alice in Chains for free at the amphitheater at the base of the Space Needle for free and Sweaty Nipples from Portland opened the show.
Wooow ..
What an experience !! You and others have a lifetime to remember these live masterpieces ! Kudos !!
Honestly, you invented nothing. You were just there.
Just fuck. The moments we live without knowing how perfect they are until they're gone. What an amazing memory to have. Jealous.❤
That’s cool.
Sweatty Nipples haha. Saw them so many times. My friends were at that Nirvana Melvins show. I lived in Portland. Had not yet moved to Seattle yet. But I did see all the Seattle bands in clubs and bars before they were big. Melvins and Nirvana played together a lot.
Layne was found 1 day after my 32nd birthday - many of us not shocked by his death.. painfully sad. Chris, my god man - never saw that one coming - say hello to heaven.
What a powefull voice Layne had!!
I had barely been exposed to AIC when my friends and I went to this show. Changed me forever
RIP Layne Staley and Mike Star and Chris Cornell 😇😇😇💝🌹
Rest in peace Chris and Layne, you are my favourite vocalists for all 30 years 😢
Lol Chris Cornell and Layne are unbelievable.... Chris is just a poet too man. Really one of the finest and untouchable moments in rock history with these young men...
Three of the greatest singers to have ever lived. On one stage. I'm guessing very few in the audience actually knew that at the time.
Well.. what about Freddie Mercury.. Robert Plant ? :)
@@ExplorerOfTheGalaxy They weren't on stage that night :)
@@ExplorerOfTheGalaxy Freddie? Definitely? Robert? No.
@@blakfloyd You don't know Led Zeppelin very well then. He's definitely one of the best singers in the world (check some lists about it)
@@ExplorerOfTheGalaxy I've listened to hundreds of hours of Zeppelin. He's very good but Cornell owns him and Layne is definitely better. Freddie's probably the best in rock history imo.
Jesus……does it get much better than Layne just belting it like that?? Goosebumps.
When Seattle was the center of the universe.
It sure set the bar for the rest of my life. No other time could compare.
Looks like Cornell was struggling with some possible sound engineering issues and adapted. Jesus, what an incredible voice he was blessed with.
he used to go on stage without warming up at times, first song or two he'd clearly be a bit wonky, getting warmer and improving as he went haha
Wow! That’s an amazing show, hope people realized how lucky they were to be there.
“It ain’t like that anymore.” So fucking true, they don’t make music like they used to.
Thank you, thank you, thank you very much for uploading that video!!!
Andrew Wood. Let's remember where this all spawned from. Let's all remember the Star Child who created this in his passing. Without his exit, we wouldn't have Pearl Jam, Temple....
Watching vocal coaches watch this set always gets me. They even knew Layne was a power force. RIP Layne.
but not CC?
It doesn't get any better than this for grunge vocalists. Unreal performance
I was at the 92' Lollapalooza with Pearl Jam and Soundgarden and I can't tell you how magical that day was . There was a band called Lush , Ministry , Ice Cube , Tool on the side stage and The Red Hot Chili Peppers ! It seemed like another world that day...people were so happy . We were in Orlando and about 200 or more people were behind a fence and we all got together and pulled down the fence so they could get in . What a great day ! PK
I'd heard the Love Hate Love on here on another video, but this quality is far better. You want to hear the only singer of that era that can compete with Cornell, and even surpass him, listen to Layne sing on Love Hate Love. It's the rock vocal performance of all time.
I agree 1000%
agreed, one of the best
All my love to Alice in Chains
Music crowds out the voices in my head and helps me concentrate. Imagine missing someone that you've never met. Miss you Layne Staley.
And Mike Starr, who I missed even before his death..god damn the pusher man. The last words heard from Lane Stayley. They had an argument , Mike was leaving and Lane said " don't go man, not like this" 💔
This thrills me to the core and saddens me to my soul all at the same time, So incredible!!!
Agreed. Never been so personally affected by any other band
Agreed
RIP Layne. 12/01/2024 ☮️❤
The amount of pure talent in one place is fucking crazy, this is pure gold.
DAMN, I am glad someone had the wherewithal to preserve this
I miss this so much
Laye was such a gift. What a tragic loss.
Staley is singing his heart out.. Wow!!
This recording is amazing, in how it shows the raw talent of these up and coming rock bands, not grunge. This was imperfectly recorded rock sounding just damn perfect for 1990!
Yes mate. I hate the word grunge. Nirvana can have that lable but Sound garden and PJ, TOTD are not grunge but fucking great ROCK.
@@DurbanNiks101 LOL THEY ARE GRUNGE TO THE MAX THE SEATTLE SOUND WAS GRUNGE AND ALLWAYS WILL BE GRUNGE I THINK GRUNGE IS THE BEST TITLE FOR A ERA OF MUSIC JUST IMAGINE PSY-GRUNGE THAT WOULD BE GREAT THERE SOUND IS GRUNGY THERE LATER STUFF MAY BE ROCKY BUT THERE EARLY STUFF IS GRUNGY TRVST ME
@@tomaschristopherbangalter Bro, the bands that were given the "grunge" title were all massively different in sound. Even Cobain was weary of the grunge label and always knew it was bound to fail. Never mind the fact that each band sounded different, each of them changed their sound during the years.
The Grunge label is as descriptive as these nifty new pronouns everyone seems to be raging about these days.
@@JM-ym8mm
Actually "Grunge" was first said by Mark arm in '82 or '83 to describe his band that didn't even exist. It was later used in the late '80s by a SubPOP producer to describe "the sound" of a few bands they had signed, one of which was Nirvana.
Just great rock bands... which to me me means great live. This video is amazing!
christ this takes me back, listening to dirt in my car in the 1990s thinking nothing could sound better or heavier, aic were incredible.
doesnt matter how many songs of layne singing live, there is no one who can control their voice while belting out this heavy like he was able to. u see all kinds of singers get to a certain range when their voice levels raise, it was otherworldly. people talk about how he would have blown out his voice etc from the singing style but im not sure that would have been the case, when you look at his contemporaries from back then, even at that younger age they still couldn't hit anywhere close to those notes. wild to witness such a level of mastery. so many singers today have the ability to hide behind technology to fix levels.
Chris could hit notes Layne could only dream of. Also, Ed still hits the majority of his notes. There's no hiding behind tech from him.
@@byrontownsel7274 absolutely. Love Eddie! It's so sad that Chris, Scott and Layne aren't still here. I can only imagine all the masterpieces that died with them😭💔
@@byrontownsel7274 Not even remotely true. Love Cornell but has he ever hit a G7? Cuz Layne has. LOL.
Check out 7:25 mark with Ed singing backing vocals behind the drums - I never noticed this before, very cool.
AIC and Layne. Geez they were EPIC 🤘🏼🔥
Great vid. Wow. I wish someone would find the full Temple and Mookie sets from that night, too.
From what I understand from the description, TOTD only performed the one song, but I would love to see the full PJ set
@@julianpottermusic Temple performed Say Hello 2 Heaven and Hunger Strike, Pearl Jam did a whole set
We really need the whole show in video of that f*** awesome night
I wonder if the night Soundgarden (as Vince Whirlwind and the Nude Dragons) supported Alice In Chains in Lake City that summer was filmed or recorded.
I was there 👍 Almost didn't make it, as my So. Cal. driving skills did not prepare me for driving on lots of frozen roads and snow. But it was a memorable show I'll never forget, and my first time at the Moore.
Wow, AIC in peak form.....love this. Would have been a kick ass show to see live. Thanks for this. Chris and Layne were vocal giants from this era.
I saw Layne in a three piece suit at the start of their set on Lollapolooza in 93 and it was like 95 degrees that day! Needless to say he took the jacket tie vest and shirt off after playing Would the first song to start the show! Very charismatic singer and great stage presence! His voice very unique and an unbelievable range! RIP Layne!
Layne’s mom said it best regarding his voice: it’s like Nails surrounded by marshmallows! I agree👍🏻 RIP LAYNE❤️
Layne singing Love, Hate, Love is fucking epic! I don’t know what it is but it’s 💯 perfection imo. Some bands that I’ve listened to since my teens start to wear on me. AIC never gets old. The passion, lyrics, presence…🤌.
Chris on Say Hello to Heaven. Never gets old!
I’m an 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s gal, BUT the 90’s had some freaking great music as well. Just LOVE Rock!!!!!❤❤❤. RIP to all the greats that have filled our life with the BEST MUSIC EVER. (I’ll never understand pop music 😳🥶😱.)
Say Hello 2 Heaven is my favorite TOTD song, never seen or heard footage of it before from this show
Seattle gold! What a time to be alive, tons of great shows every week around town
This was a great find. Thanks for sharing it. Layne is incomparable.
This video is everything. Dirt gets a ton of love, as it should. Dirt is one of the greatest albums ever made in the history of history. With that said, Facelift is probably better than anything 95% of bands will ever make. Facelift- Jar Of Flies is simply perfection. That’s taking nothing away from Tripod and the Duvall era because they’re all great, but that 4-5 year span is so insanely good very few artists can even begin to touch it.
Layne's vocal performamce on Love Hate Love here and on Facelift is up there with Robert Plant and Freddie Mercury. Layne is unique though. He has the perfect melding of tenor and baritone, and seems to sing in both at the same time because his voice is such a freight train for an average size guy. Cornell is so good, and then you hear the beefy thickness of Layne's gutteral growling, plus the emotion with which he delivers vocals is off the charts. Must've been a lot to try to match that the rest of your life, but hey. People were not exaggerating about Layne and this proves it.
This
You’re right.
Man I’d give my first born to go back in time to see this live!
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Sean's drumming was transporting and utterly hypnotic! Love these four great musicians and brothers. Great film or video.
HOLY FK!!! I can't believe this was posted, I haven't seen this in 20+ years!!! Absolutely hauntingly beautiful, and representing that era in music so perfect. I didn't think I think I'd ever see this gain, thank you so much man! You cannot get any more pure musicianship than this!
love hate love is a masterpiece
UA-cam is officially the unofficial time travel machine that we all look for
Imaging just seeing layne in his prime, with that hunger, to this day one of the best vocalists ever
A lot of great talent played the Moore Theatre. Of that great talent, the greatest was AIC.
Os anos 90 nos deu muitas músicas boníssimas...
No Grunge , muitas bandas maravilhosas !
Época boa... escuto e curto até hoje !
Em 1993, no Festival Hollywood Rock, aqui no Rio de Janeiro, vi Nirvana, Alice in Chains, RHCP, L7...
Foi sensacional e maravilhoso ter visto estas bandas espetaculares ao vivo !
Ter assistido o gênio , a lenda Kurt Cobain tocar e cantar foi uma das maiores emoções da minha vida !
Rio de Janeiro-🇧🇷
Got that old school rock going on. "Say Hello To Heaven" was a milestone in rock culture.
Honestly is kinda like a basic song. AiC overshadowed all the bands that night with only one guitarist.
There is no words to describe Layne Staley’s singing, I’m just amazed. Of course Chris Cornell is off the charts!
I had no idea temple of the dog and Pearl jam played that gig!! AIC sounded incredible truly amazing set
Temple is Pearl Jam with Chris singing
I was there and got in by donating a few cans of food. Front row center balcony. Saw AIC in August at bumpershoot then this show . Temple and mookie was o.k. then Alice comes out and blow everybody away. This was before Seattle was taken over by the Amazon, frikkin amazombies haha! Where Amazon is now is where the bands used to practice in old storage buildings. Back when Seattle was cool!
That's sooooo lucky!!!!
Has to be a great memory, did Mookie play first or Temple, haven’t seen anything more than little clips n say hello to heaven.
Had to be epic seeing this live!
@@kevincoady5248 temple played first. I am the guy standing up on edge of the balcony at the very end , center left. It was super fun. Almost as good as sabbath in the 70's.
U can just feel it when u listen to it. Awesome performance baby Jerry Cantrell
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9:00 The most underrated AIC song and is one of my favorites that is raw and beautiful.
Say hello to heaven.
This performance of Love Hate Love is one of the best of all time for Layne and AIC....hell for all of grunge in the 90's. Truly epic.
Fucking still love aic ❤❤❤❤❤
RIP Chris & Layne 🤘🤘🤘🤘
AIC was so powerful!
This is mint. Saw them live in Manchester UK in about 92. Froze my bollocks off queuing outside with our kid, but one of the best gigs I’ve ever been to.
I had the Alice VHS by those times, but it didn't bring that precious Temple of the Dog song as an opening act. What a surprise! Thanks a lot for sharing this gem.
beauty in this in the pain
Amazing, where has time gone. So much great music in the 90’s.
This is one of those moments when you say "It doesn't get any better than this" and you're right
Layne and Chris both Blessings given to us with Legendary Voices to enjoy
Non ero a Seattle essendo italiana non ho visto tutte queste cose bellissime
Che voci che musicisti vedere questo video mi emoziona tantissimo
This is gold who ever got to experience this is truly blessed