I saw the AIC MTV unplugged set for the first time in the last few years. Holy crap the intro with this as the opening track is SO EMOTIONAL. It hit ME HARD in the feels. I was bawling tears just a couple songs into the set. It was so raw and powerful I had to take a smoke break and a deep breath. I'm 43 years old now, and I've been KICKING myself in the ass for not getting into AIC properly before Layne died. I always liked them but in the 90s I was more hung up on Nirvana and Soundgarden. Though the deeper I've fallen into the AIC rabbit hole, the MORE I kick my own butt for not getting into them properly during their growing popularity in the 90s. I moved to the Seattle area within MONTHS of Kurt Cobains death. Honestly it wasn't until I moved here that I really even gave that genre the love and respect it deserved. (When grunge first exploded onto the scene, I was so heavily stuck on the 80s rock/ hair metal I grew up listening to, it was difficult for me to transition and explore my musical taste properly. I was still heavy into Guns N Roses, Megadeth, Metallica, Def Leppard, & Bon Jovi when Nirvana broke into the mainstream. I was so heavily into that stuff it felt like a betrayal to switch over to different music styles. ) Living in the area where the SEATTLE SOUND originated did help. Though over the next few years I would learn Goth/industrial was the true pulse of music I had been yearning to discover. I do remember learning of Layne's passing at work, I was management at a local Hot Topic. I remember his death making me sad, but I could've felt it much deeper.
I like to think of the Duvall era as the second chapter of Alice in Chains. He’s no Layne, but he doesn’t try to be. He stands on his own and his voice IMO fits modern Alice in Chains. But every once and awhile, they take a moment to remember Layne. One of the greatest singers in history. It’s quite beautiful.
@@NytronX Come on man. Different tuning, Nutshell is mostly electric guitar with acoustic playing softly in the background only at the end, with dominant bass, Wish You Were Here is entirely acoustic with piano, is much more brighter, Nutshell is almost like a funeral song. Just because songs share a similar tempo and a chord or two doesn't mean they're similar. It's like saying that a Sunshine of Your Love and a Careless Whisper are similar, because they're both love songs with the same chord... G to D is pretty standard transmission ...
@@fiucik1 Again, they're both slow existential and vulnerable songs. They both riff on the G to D chords. Very similar vibe. I never said they had "anything to do" with each other, nor even spoke to any of the points you just strawmanned.
@@NytronX Haha, nice one. Yup, you're right, it's basically a rip off of Wish You Were Here, cause it's slow and existential, totally mate... I don't know what they told you, but drugs aren't good, so whatever you're talking, it ain't doing you no good buddy... Happy New Year nevertheless
I always wonder how you stop a solo like that, it keeps playing in my head, I feel like if I knew how to play guitar I could make another song just off that solo feel.
Thank you Jerry for staying with us . I saw you live in Baltimore few years back small venue and you played this song and other AIC tunes. You are a legend man
Ever since MTV's Unplugged and they opened with Nutshell, that song quickly jumped from being in my Top 5 of their songs to all time #1! For me, there aren't too many songs (of many bands) that sound better overall live than the studio version, but Nutshell completely obliterates that for me! William does a really good job and I'm glad Jerry brought him in and kept AIC going for another 22 years!
@@bradcampbell7377 not even that, he’s got one of those irreplaceable voices that will live on forever through recordings but that’s it, no one can capture that same mix of emotion, vocal ability, and that perfect drawl
The whole performance is great and this entire show in general was stellar, one of the best full live recorded AIC shows out there regardless of era, Duvall while not Layne is a fantastic vocalist and always did his own thing instead of trying to perfectly replicate Layne which was a great decision. Layne will always be unmatched but AIC still rules with Duvall and the lead vocals he’s done on the last 3 albums have all been fantastic, they sound damn good live still too. RIP Layne probably my favorite singer ever but damn glad they added duvall and continued on because he rules and they’re still my favorite band ever, Jerry is the GOAT and Sean/Inez is one of the most rock solid rhythm sections you’ll ever find in hard rock
My son is 16 and was playing this song on his guitar in his room. I walked in and started singing the lyrics. He was surprised to say the least. Dork old dad used to be cool. Lol kids
@groksrc8903 Jerry's 1 of my guitar heros but it's so hard for me to hear AIC ... Mike was a friend when he stayed w his dad 1 mile away, and I can't forgive myself about not being more forceful w him about his horrible habits 😢😢😢😢 hope you found peace Mikey
Jerry's my guitar idol, with Billy Corgan, Steve Hackett, Joe Parrish (Albion), Mikael and Fredrik (Opeth) and some more . His articulate style to me makes all those ego-laden shredders just borrrrrring 🥱 Jerry's smoky, swirling chords... right in the feels. My dikhead neighbour Yngwie Malmsteen (yes THAT Yngwie) don't do squat for me lol 🙄
I didn’t know so long ago that this and so many of their songs would mean so much to me later in life as I battled my own war of addiction I have 4 years in recovery and seeing this next gen of AIC warms my heart. I can still feel the pain of these songs. I miss him He meant more to us then he ever knew.
Everyone loves layne, cannot deny the dude. One of the most passionate voice, lyricist, look, everything about him. Prophetic. Self fulfilled prophesy. The dude was a genius. So all you “junkies” out there look at yourself and what you have inside you.
Jerry's 1 of my few guitar heros ... hey you wana hear melodic, listen to Steve Hackett (ex Genesis). I love Billy Corgan, Brian May, Joe Parrish (Albion) and Martin Barre (Jethro Tull) for that reason as well 🤘
I will never understand why no one could ever get Layne the help he needed so much...why Layne couldn't allow anyone to help him. He was so great, he spoke to so many people, he made a memory mark on our souls...He was a voice for us struggling with our "teenage" lives to feel like we weren't alone....and the fact he was there for 2 weeks before being found has never been okay. If I was able to change the course of time, to help someone, not just famous, but I would go back and try to help him.. so we could have him in this world still, when "music" needs someone like Layne... However, him, his music, AIC will live with the fans forever. I just hope, whereever he is now, he's in peace..no pain..and rocking out as much as he was when we had him here. 21 years, and your not forgotten Layne! RIP
Anyone who has ever lived with addicts (any addiction) knows how difficult it is to help someone who doesn't want to be helped. It's so tiring. It's like swimming against the tide. Addiction always seems to win. If the person himself does not want to be saved, there is no one in the world who can do that.
@@schaianyalves361is exactly right. If the person doesn't want to be saved there is nothing you can do short of lock them up and watch them 24/7 for the rest of their life. (And really is that even a life anyway?) Add the considerable resources someone like Layne had available to him and there's nothing that can be done
Mike Starr was reportedly the last person to have seen Layne alive, one day before his death. Apparently he wanted to get him to the hospital, but Layne threatened to end their friendship if he did. Things got heated and Mike stormed out. In the months before his death, Layne's friends and family constantly reached out to him, called him, some even shouted at him at his front door. There was just no reaction from Layne, he was too far gone at that point. Many, many people tried to help him, they really did. Sometimes there's just nothing left that can be done.
If one day you are able to change the course of time, please, back in begin and don't let him get close to any drug. That would be the only solution. Some people just can't get rid of their addiction, no matter how much help they have.
I was a teenanger when I bought Alice in Chains Dirt. And from the age of 15 I always come back listen to the Albums made over the years. I wanna thank Alice in Chains for making my life brighter in dark and happy times ❤ I am. Almost 48yo now.
I was there, and this was amazing. Nothing like Layne singing this but this is a great prize too. This is one of my favourite bands (the other was pearl Jam that comes Next in the festival and Faith no More that tooks place the Next day...) And one of my favourite songs (i have this song tatooed), nothing can go wrong.
Found my dad dead on my floor 6 months ago from addiction, fentanyl among other things. I have the biggest ego in the world when it comes to thinking i can help people and I couldn't do anything in the 2 months he lived with me.. We had a conversation a week before he died and he said something to the effect of "Im just gonna live the way i want and go out on my own terms." I don't really like grunge but the original versions of this song is one of the best songs I've ever heard.
Duvall forgot part of the second verse lyrics, but he did a good job covering it up. No one can equal Layne, but Duvall does a killer job and has a killer voice. If Cantrell likes him, I automatically like him lol. Cantrell is a God!!🤘😎🤘
He does a beautiful job. This was my first time hearing and seeing this. I saw Alice In Chains w Layne Staley at red rocks amphitheater. I’ve always loved his voice and was saddened when I saw him stumbling onstage and forgetting his lyrics. His voice was beautiful whenever he’d hit it but… hmm. You know. This man was wonderful in this performance. Absolute thumbs up!
Probably the best live version lve heard you can actually hear the bass and that solo gives goose bumps especially on that Les Paul so much richer tone than on the g&l strats Jerry usually plays on this song.
3 years ago one of my best friends took their life and ever since I comeback to this especially Jerry’s solo it speaks to me I just wish I could’ve told him I love him one more time😓
This is the best rendition of the Nutshell lead guitar ever. Jerry killed it. I lost my oldest son a few years ago and love to play this on my guitars. I play it every time I practice. Much Love
Idk why but the versions of the solo Jerry does on the Les Pauls always sound otherworldly. This song always sounds great when he’s playing it but yeah it’s like the tone of the LP was made for this song.
I had 1 of those ... looks like a late 60s - early 70s Custom . mine was a 68 my mom bought from Joe Walsh for my 16 b day, a treasure. dear Joe let her have it for $ 350. stolen in 1993 😢
That's me. I'm that guy. Driving around with a forty smoking pot. That's me! .........I'm telling you that song....just still even today floods so many god memories.
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🖤❣🖤 I saw AIC with William not in Spain but in Atlantic City NJ. I must give him his props he fits right in 💯 Not replacing Layne at all attitude . 🖤❣🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Talvez essa canção seja a mais triste , a mais melancólica , a mais que toca o coração de qualquer ser humano sempre que eu escuto lembro do sofrimento do layne Stanley
I'm not a rock fan. First I even heard of these was the MTV unplugged version. It's incredible. Still listen to it on the regular. So tragic. RIp Layne
I like Duvall and he has been great with AIC. This is the one song that can only be done right with Layne. It doesn't even sound like the same song to me.
![Alice in Chains - Nutshell (Sick New World 2024, Las Vegas, NV) [LIVE 4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/A6UY0TU_4o8/mqdefault.jpg)
This song makes me emotional each time... Knowing the history behind it and the way Layne passed it's so sad...
Every time Jerry steps up and plays that solo, it's like hes talking to Layne. It's always so beautiful
That's all..
Exactly
Totally agree
Heart and Soul
Well I bet he's also playing for his mom and grandma that passed away way too early, as well
That bass tone could shatter multiverses
Literally cold chills even too this day.
Such a growl to it.
Why did he change the bass line?
@bls8959 sometimes musicians change things up to kill the repetition a bit.
@@bls8959Idk but it sounds awesome💗
One of the best songs in rock history.
Easily. Nothing like it brotha.
Truth!
It's a great song.....relax kiddos on the whole one of the greatest rock songs crap.
great song..in the top 200 yes. One of the greatest....no. relax with that.
Kids get emotional with a good song and put it in the top 5 lol
There's no song that makes me feel the way Nutshell does. There's just something about those chords man...
It's dope as fuck 😎
I saw the AIC MTV unplugged set for the first time in the last few years.
Holy crap the intro with this as the opening track is SO EMOTIONAL.
It hit ME HARD in the feels.
I was bawling tears just a couple songs into the set. It was so raw and powerful I had to take a smoke break and a deep breath.
I'm 43 years old now, and I've been KICKING myself in the ass for not getting into AIC properly before Layne died.
I always liked them but in the 90s I was more hung up on Nirvana and Soundgarden.
Though the deeper I've fallen into the AIC rabbit hole, the MORE I kick my own butt for not getting into them properly during their growing popularity in the 90s.
I moved to the Seattle area within MONTHS of Kurt Cobains death.
Honestly it wasn't until I moved here that I really even gave that genre the love and respect it deserved.
(When grunge first exploded onto the scene, I was so heavily stuck on the 80s rock/ hair metal I grew up listening to, it was difficult for me to transition and explore my musical taste properly. I was still heavy into Guns N Roses, Megadeth, Metallica, Def Leppard, & Bon Jovi when Nirvana broke into the mainstream. I was so heavily into that stuff it felt like a betrayal to switch over to different music styles. )
Living in the area where the SEATTLE SOUND originated did help.
Though over the next few years I would learn Goth/industrial was the true pulse of music I had been yearning to discover.
I do remember learning of Layne's passing at work, I was management at a local Hot Topic. I remember his death making me sad, but I could've felt it much deeper.
I like to think of the Duvall era as the second chapter of Alice in Chains. He’s no Layne, but he doesn’t try to be. He stands on his own and his voice IMO fits modern Alice in Chains. But every once and awhile, they take a moment to remember Layne. One of the greatest singers in history.
It’s quite beautiful.
Well said
He sucks 😂
I can't agree more.
He may not be TRYING to be Layne, but he holds up the legendary vocal skills to be a great replacement since we can't have Layne.
Beautifully worded
I cried through this entire video. The lead vocalist deserves all the credit in the world. He’s Amazing
William gets credit from me dude, mad respect + he's a good guitarist 🤘
He screwed up part of the lyrics.
@oceanview2965 lol definitely, he paused and sung something that I couldn't understand
@@oceanview2965 who fucking cares, he still did a great job
I don’t really like how he did it
The "Wish You Were Here" of the grunge era
This song has nothing to do with "Wish You Were Here", literally nothing. Love both songs though.
@@fiucik1 They're both slow existential songs that riff on the G to D chords. Very similar.
@@NytronX Come on man. Different tuning, Nutshell is mostly electric guitar with acoustic playing softly in the background only at the end, with dominant bass, Wish You Were Here is entirely acoustic with piano, is much more brighter, Nutshell is almost like a funeral song. Just because songs share a similar tempo and a chord or two doesn't mean they're similar. It's like saying that a Sunshine of Your Love and a Careless Whisper are similar, because they're both love songs with the same chord... G to D is pretty standard transmission ...
@@fiucik1 Again, they're both slow existential and vulnerable songs. They both riff on the G to D chords. Very similar vibe. I never said they had "anything to do" with each other, nor even spoke to any of the points you just strawmanned.
@@NytronX Haha, nice one. Yup, you're right, it's basically a rip off of Wish You Were Here, cause it's slow and existential, totally mate...
I don't know what they told you, but drugs aren't good, so whatever you're talking, it ain't doing you no good buddy...
Happy New Year nevertheless
There’s not many solos I wish would go on forever, this is one of them.
Its a dope ass solo bro 👍
was thinking the exact same thing
I always want that solo to go on forever. I fucking love this song.
Its a dope fucking solo bro 👍
I always wonder how you stop a solo like that, it keeps playing in my head, I feel like if I knew how to play guitar I could make another song just off that solo feel.
that bass comes in so hard really brings this song together
This guitar solo is like Cantrell is crying for Layne..
weird lol!
I always said that the Nutshell solo is just as moving and emotional as the lyrics.. such an all-around beautiful song.
He looks pretty sad playing it, probably why it kinda sounds emotional.
Absolutely beautiful
❤
Every time jerry plays the solo it gets better and better. You can feel the pain and longing in the riffs he plays. RIP Layne we miss you bro.
Every time I listen to this song. I think it LAYNE with his sunglasses on walking through the field. Smiling and just living life. RIP LAYNE MISS YA😢💔
I still feel like this is one of the best single guitar solos ever by Jerry Cantrell. I miss Layne so bad and I know those 2 were best buds...
Thank you Jerry for staying with us . I saw you live in Baltimore few years back small venue and you played this song and other AIC tunes. You are a legend man
He's the fucking man 👍😎
Ever since MTV's Unplugged and they opened with Nutshell, that song quickly jumped from being in my Top 5 of their songs to all time #1! For me, there aren't too many songs (of many bands) that sound better overall live than the studio version, but Nutshell completely obliterates that for me! William does a really good job and I'm glad Jerry brought him in and kept AIC going for another 22 years!
Nothing can beat the unplugged recording of this song, but that bass is just gnarly sounding, I love it
That intro always gives me chills... RIP Layne ... RIP Mike
That bass tone… omg. The guitar solo… whoa.
Had some similar tones as Layne but no-one will ever come close. The guitar solo was lit though. Wow.
Because you can feel the actual pain and senserity in Laynes voice. Whether he wrote a track or not her conveyed it with emotion.
@@bradcampbell7377 not even that, he’s got one of those irreplaceable voices that will live on forever through recordings but that’s it, no one can capture that same mix of emotion, vocal ability, and that perfect drawl
The whole performance is great and this entire show in general was stellar, one of the best full live recorded AIC shows out there regardless of era, Duvall while not Layne is a fantastic vocalist and always did his own thing instead of trying to perfectly replicate Layne which was a great decision. Layne will always be unmatched but AIC still rules with Duvall and the lead vocals he’s done on the last 3 albums have all been fantastic, they sound damn good live still too. RIP Layne probably my favorite singer ever but damn glad they added duvall and continued on because he rules and they’re still my favorite band ever, Jerry is the GOAT and Sean/Inez is one of the most rock solid rhythm sections you’ll ever find in hard rock
My son is 16 and was playing this song on his guitar in his room. I walked in and started singing the lyrics. He was surprised to say the least. Dork old dad used to be cool. Lol kids
Damn. Proud dad moment, I bet
@@geoffstanley9975 absolutely!
That's outstanding!
Bonus, ur son has great taste in tunes!
I play this with my acoustic, and we sing it together with my 13 year old daughter.
She's on board with the early nineties music era.
The best band grunge forever alice in chains
This was a few months after I was born, I wish I could've seen Layne, he seemed like a really cool person. R.I.P Mike and Layne
@groksrc8903 Jerry's 1 of my guitar heros but it's so hard for me to hear AIC ... Mike was a friend when he stayed w his dad 1 mile away, and I can't forgive myself about not being more forceful w him about his horrible habits 😢😢😢😢 hope you found peace Mikey
Ok, so it's not Layne, but this was beautiful man.
@BIMSY 657 you know original is original. Cant be duplicated. But duvall does good job.
it was amazing
Wow this live version is fire, love the bass tone💗💗
This whole show is online and is fantastic, highly recommend it they were on point and the sound mixing is fantastic.
This performance just shows the immortality of music and the artists that made it
Goosebumps every time and it’s not even the most complex solo. Just sounds so crisp
Jerry's my guitar idol, with Billy Corgan, Steve Hackett, Joe Parrish (Albion), Mikael and Fredrik (Opeth) and some more . His articulate style to me makes all those ego-laden shredders just borrrrrring 🥱 Jerry's smoky, swirling chords... right in the feels. My dikhead neighbour Yngwie Malmsteen (yes THAT Yngwie) don't do squat for me lol 🙄
That guitar solo, reproduced beautifully here, is one of my favourites. This song is haunting and unforgettable.
That is a bass well played, amazing sound coming from it
incredible crushing solo... amazing sustain and tone
I didn’t know so long ago that this and so many of their songs would mean so much to me later in life as I battled my own war of addiction I have 4 years in recovery and seeing this next gen of AIC warms my heart. I can still feel the pain of these songs. I miss him He meant more to us then he ever knew.
I could watch this video and hear this song a million times and NEVER get sick of it
Such a powerful song. Beautiful guitar work, and that bass. That bass is just freaking chunky.
Everyone loves layne, cannot deny the dude. One of the most passionate voice, lyricist, look, everything about him. Prophetic. Self fulfilled prophesy. The dude was a genius. So all you “junkies” out there look at yourself and what you have inside you.
Find what’s inside that nutshell
Gotta crack that nutshell open❤️
Absolutely beautiful solo.
One of the best guitar, solos ever, I love melodic solos
Jerry's 1 of my few guitar heros ... hey you wana hear melodic, listen to Steve Hackett (ex Genesis). I love Billy Corgan, Brian May, Joe Parrish (Albion) and Martin Barre (Jethro Tull) for that reason as well 🤘
@@forestghost7 I’ll check it out. Thanks.
I will never understand why no one could ever get Layne the help he needed so much...why Layne couldn't allow anyone to help him. He was so great, he spoke to so many people, he made a memory mark on our souls...He was a voice for us struggling with our "teenage" lives to feel like we weren't alone....and the fact he was there for 2 weeks before being found has never been okay. If I was able to change the course of time, to help someone, not just famous, but I would go back and try to help him.. so we could have him in this world still, when "music" needs someone like Layne... However, him, his music, AIC will live with the fans forever. I just hope, whereever he is now, he's in peace..no pain..and rocking out as much as he was when we had him here. 21 years, and your not forgotten Layne! RIP
Anyone who has ever lived with addicts (any addiction) knows how difficult it is to help someone who doesn't want to be helped. It's so tiring. It's like swimming against the tide. Addiction always seems to win. If the person himself does not want to be saved, there is no one in the world who can do that.
that is totally true my dear. 😊✌️
@@schaianyalves361is exactly right. If the person doesn't want to be saved there is nothing you can do short of lock them up and watch them 24/7 for the rest of their life. (And really is that even a life anyway?)
Add the considerable resources someone like Layne had available to him and there's nothing that can be done
Mike Starr was reportedly the last person to have seen Layne alive, one day before his death. Apparently he wanted to get him to the hospital, but Layne threatened to end their friendship if he did. Things got heated and Mike stormed out. In the months before his death, Layne's friends and family constantly reached out to him, called him, some even shouted at him at his front door. There was just no reaction from Layne, he was too far gone at that point.
Many, many people tried to help him, they really did. Sometimes there's just nothing left that can be done.
If one day you are able to change the course of time, please, back in begin and don't let him get close to any drug. That would be the only solution. Some people just can't get rid of their addiction, no matter how much help they have.
Man do I miss Layne Staley. This song is so beautiful and sad at the same time. I really wish he was still here with us.
This cool Mike's bass sound, this old sound, really like it, nowadays when listen lives can't really hear it
I also noticed this l never hear the bass anymore
This is actually really good! It will never be Layne but it's a close second and Jerry is absolutely amazing
I love this song, and this is one of my favorite performances of it. You can feel Lane and Mike's presence. 🤘😎🎸....❤❤️🙏🙏
One of the most touching songs especially knowing it's about Layne, heartbreaking !!!
Jerry’s tone is mind bogglingly great
He is a genius❤
One of the best ever, Inez bass tone has always been godly too.
I was a teenanger when I bought Alice in Chains Dirt. And from the age of 15 I always come back listen to the Albums made over the years. I wanna thank Alice in Chains for making my life brighter in dark and happy times ❤ I am. Almost 48yo now.
Layne, I miss you so much brother. I hope I get to see you one day my guy
I think Jerry Cantrell may have literally found the single best person on the planet to fill Layne's shoes.
I was there, and this was amazing. Nothing like Layne singing this but this is a great prize too. This is one of my favourite bands (the other was pearl Jam that comes Next in the festival and Faith no More that tooks place the Next day...) And one of my favourite songs (i have this song tatooed), nothing can go wrong.
Found my dad dead on my floor 6 months ago from addiction, fentanyl among other things. I have the biggest ego in the world when it comes to thinking i can help people and I couldn't do anything in the 2 months he lived with me.. We had a conversation a week before he died and he said something to the effect of "Im just gonna live the way i want and go out on my own terms."
I don't really like grunge but the original versions of this song is one of the best songs I've ever heard.
beautiful performance of this song
After seeing the Unplugged version.... the electric version is really missing that acoustic bass. Jerry still shreds the song though
This version is equally as good❤
Duvall forgot part of the second verse lyrics, but he did a good job covering it up. No one can equal Layne, but Duvall does a killer job and has a killer voice. If Cantrell likes him, I automatically like him lol. Cantrell is a God!!🤘😎🤘
FUCKING A!!!!!!!
He does a beautiful job. This was my first time hearing and seeing this. I saw Alice In Chains w Layne Staley at red rocks amphitheater. I’ve always loved his voice and was saddened when I saw him stumbling onstage and forgetting his lyrics. His voice was beautiful whenever he’d hit it but… hmm. You know. This man was wonderful in this performance. Absolute thumbs up!
Duvall owns his place in Alice of Chains
This rocks, as AIC always have, this one and The Rooster really stand out though RIP Mr Layne Staley. Ure harsh vocals are missed.
I think that was the best performance I’ve ever heard.
Probably the best live version lve heard you can actually hear the bass and that solo gives goose bumps especially on that Les Paul so much richer tone than on the g&l strats Jerry usually plays on this song.
My god. That was one of the best guitar solos I've ever heard. Rip layne that one was for you and all of us bud
Wow this song is pure class and moves me to tears every time Jerry is a total genius
Miss you layne❤
I really love the Sabbath level distortion on that bass
Oh my God ! so beutifull song...I love Alice in Chains ❤
Love AIC and this song has special meaning to me!
3 years ago one of my best friends took their life and ever since I comeback to this especially Jerry’s solo it speaks to me I just wish I could’ve told him I love him one more time😓
Nichts beschreibt mehr einen Schmerz als dieser Song... RIP...
same :/ hoffe dir geht's gut !💞
This is the best rendition of the Nutshell lead guitar ever. Jerry killed it.
I lost my oldest son a few years ago and love to play this on my guitars. I play it every time I practice. Much Love
Duvall does it justice. He's not layne but he can sing no question about it. I'm surprised Jerry can perform this song with out breaking
This gets me teary eyed, anyone else?
Dam that bass playing is phenomenal love it
They miss him. We all do
R.i.p layne. loved his music
Jerry’s solo is calling to Layne ..damn 💔
One of my favourite tracks....
How i wish i would have seen this live!
Idk why but the versions of the solo Jerry does on the Les Pauls always sound otherworldly. This song always sounds great when he’s playing it but yeah it’s like the tone of the LP was made for this song.
I had 1 of those ... looks like a late 60s - early 70s Custom . mine was a 68 my mom bought from Joe Walsh for my 16 b day, a treasure. dear Joe let her have it for $ 350. stolen in 1993 😢
The masterpiece me repeatedly listening...
that guitar solo 🔥🔥🔥🔥
You think you're cool into you see Sean on the drums with a cigarette in his mouth. Hands down one of, if not my favourite, songs of all time.
That's me. I'm that guy. Driving around with a forty smoking pot. That's me! .........I'm telling you that song....just still even today floods so many god memories.
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that kid doesn't realize the legend in front of him
this is beautiful!!!
My first time watching this man i first thought Mike Starr is back on bass. RIP MIKE AND LAYNE
I was there and it was muddy,no regrets whatsoever,especially as TBF was band b4 AiC
A great song and it sounds like Lane is talking about his battle with Heroin addiction
There’s not a speaker that can play this loud enough
🖤❣🖤 I saw AIC with William not in Spain but in Atlantic City NJ. I must give him his props he fits right in 💯 Not replacing Layne at all attitude . 🖤❣🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
That voice echo makes this version even better than the OG
Nutshell = my song
Alice in chains =feeling
Bellissima solo per Jerry i love you ❤
Rip Layne…….. 😔
can never hold back my tears every time i hear this song.
Son los poderes curativos de esta canción
Senza Layne è un'altra storia 🙏
Even though it isn't Layne
Fucking enjoy it and salute one of the greatest ever to sing in front of our eyes
R.I.P. LAYNE
Duvall is definately a great addition to aic. He is unique in his own way.
Jerry kills it on guitar.
eu te amo alice in chains!
Talvez essa canção seja a mais triste , a mais melancólica , a mais que toca o coração de qualquer ser humano sempre que eu escuto lembro do sofrimento do layne Stanley
Si 👍
@@brandonbelongstocharlottef1798 vida longa irmao
@@rubenssobrinho3135 ola 👋 tudo bem?
Sim eu estou bem e você amiga
Good singer! Really good singer!
I'm not a rock fan. First I even heard of these was the MTV unplugged version. It's incredible. Still listen to it on the regular. So tragic. RIp Layne
I like Duvall and he has been great with AIC. This is the one song that can only be done right with Layne. It doesn't even sound like the same song to me.
listen to this song with any bass booster extension it sounds godly