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I am Fascinated by the band Life, Sex & Death.
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2023
- Life, Sex & Death (LSD) were a band that came and went in the 90's but the story of the band, and the sing "Stanley" has just fascinated me, so I wanted to checkout a live clip from Life Sex & Death called Schools for Fools, you're gonna love it.
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Hey. Im Alex Kane. The guitar player. Thank you for the kind words. Its strange that the band seem to have a larger following now than we did at the time. For real. Good times.
this was a headline show in San Juan Capistrano, btw.
@cynicalidealist2301 do you still make music and/or are you in a band currently? I remember yeeaars ago someone posted a video of fuckin shit ass live, and at first i couldn't take my eyes off the weird looking, dancing singer, but i also noticed how talented and tight the musicians were. you guys were awesome!
Hey man! You look like your getting that Big Star type following! I know you've probably heard this before but it would really be awesome if u could try to get this band to reunite! I know it's no doubt asking alot I'm guessing but see what u can do!
@@cynicalidealist2301Dude, you guys kick ass... definitely y'all should do a come back... make it happen 🤘🤘😎🤑
Probably because Stanley was Pro-Trump and predicted his Presidency in 1993. How's Biden working out or you, Little Alex?
I saw them ad an opening act in the 90s and honestly thought a homeless guy came in the back door and got on stage and started playing the mandolin. Was hooked instantly. Saw them 3 times after that at shows they headlined. Met the band and still have my a signed CD. Stanley never broke character. Got onto the tour bus into the luggage compartment memories and good times and tunes.
I was in a band at the same time and I would go to see them at the thirsty whale… You knew Stanley was in the building before you ever saw him, if you know you know… always a fantastic show when they hit the stage!
One of my most memorable shows I’ve seen at the Cains ballroom in Tulsa.
They started out as they glam band Bottoms Up here in Chicago. They evolved over time to become the LSD band that we all love. Guitarist Alex Kane was previously in the band Enuff Z'Nuff.
Yeah it was at the Coach House in san juan capistrano. I was there amazing show.
This band was phenomenal to see live. World class musicians and Stanley was a maniac on stage. Saw them live at L'AMour in Brooklyn back in '92, bought their CD and wore it out over the next year. Some greats songs on it - Tank, Fuckin' Shit Ass, Train, Hey Buddy, JaWohol Asshole - this band really should have stayed together and put out a 2nd album. Crazy that they were 1 and done.
I remember seeing Stanley walking down the street randomly feeding parking meters in Hollywood. 😂
They have some unreleased songs on the LSD youtube channel (idk who currates it). You can find some early stuff as well as an un-released 2nd album on there (I have a playlist compiling all the second album songs on my channel).
I met them at a Meet and Greet in Kenmore Square in Boston when their album come out. Stanley was full on method down to the smell. All the members couldn’t have been nicer though. But the music? BEST ALBUM OF THE 90’S. Catchy, fun and introspective lyrics that are driven by some amazing playing. A true legacy. @cynicalidealist2301 you should know that this album reaches much farther and influences generations more than you’d ever realize and it’s not just Stanley’s antics. 🤘🏻
I was lucky to meet Alex & Stanley (Chris) this summer. Super nice guys
They recorded that album in my hometown at Cain’s Ballroom Tulsa, Ok. And played a free show that I attended. Their hype was incredible. Stanley would go missing because he would wander downtown to score drugs & prostitutes. Great 90s memories.
I was at that show. It BLEW me away!!!
The full show is on UA-cam. Search LSD Live in San Juan. They fascinate me as well. My older brother had the cassette back then and listened to it on repeat.
I love LOVE his dancing BTW.
Saw them in D.C in the early 90s. Saw Chris Stan outside the venue...(Blue Bayou I think). Me and my sister truly thought he was homeless and brushed him aside. It was a small show because me and my sister SAT at a table 15,20yrds from the stage. When LSD performed we were in awe the whole time. He climbed our table and sang to us. The vocal performace was on par with david Lee Roth...and he stood above me on a tiny coctail table. The word "sublime" suddenly had meaning. And then they vanished. It's always been a mystery how they never got big...But Its a story best left alone....Its a performance I can judge all others by, and say...."not quite, but good effort".
One of, if not THE best band of the 90s as far as full package...2 bad they disintegrated shortly after Silent Majority.
1992 Mad Monk in Wilmington NC. We went to go see Lynch Mob. While we were waiting for the concert to start, we went to the bathroom and there was some stinky homeless guy talking to himself in the bathroom. He smelled disgusting and we felt like a mental patient snuck into the club. About 10 minutes later, we saw that same homeless guy on stage singing alone with a mandolin. We were waiting for security to throw him off stage, but then all of a sudden, the rest of the band broke in and we were mesmerized by Stanley and Live, Sex and Death. From the great songs to the crazy dancing, we were laughing, rocking and blown away. No other opening band has made such an impression. Bought the CD the next day. That's why you always see the opening bands. You never know what you are going to get.
I bought the cassette in '93 and played the hell out of it in my car with my buds, smokin' buds! It was that sweet spot between glam metal and grunge. It was funny, dark, repulsive & disarmingly beautiful.
They were great at backstage Houston tx!
My ex brother in law saw them live at the Roxy in Atlanta and turned me on to them after. Stanley opened the show with were here now and Javole asshole. Told me he came out with a ukulele. I fell in love immediately! I bought the Vinyl and have always wished I could have seen them live. They broke up soon after this. Stanley was a genius front man. As far as I know he’s never done anything since then as far as being a lead singer. If you know of anything he’s done after LSD I’d love to know!
I had this album way back when and LOVEDit! This looks like it was at Windjammer in Tulsa. I remember being there and the smell.
They headlined i was at that couch house show it rawked !
I saw them at Livestock, hadn't heard of them before they walked out on stage. I thought a homeless guy had walked out on stage. I was right at the stage. I remember being completely blown away by their performance. This was in 92 and I didn't realize what I had witnessed until many years later. LSD has consumed a part of my soul since that day.
Saw them in Atlanta. Great show/. Like were a lot like the Galactic Cowboys (also in the KIngs X vein of songs, harmonies and 12 string basses). Signed as grunge was coming in and the labels didn't know what to do but let them die.
Saw them on Thanksgiving night 92 (?) at the Cotton Club in Atlanta. Went with a group of friends knowing nothing about the band. Walking up to the door of the club, a homeless guy was sitting there asking for change. One of us gave him some money and then we payed the cover and went inside. We were early and there was no opening band, so we grabbed drinks and decided to play some pinball while we waited for the show to start.
About 20 minutes later, the homeless guy from out front appeared behind us talking in amazed tones about how many people were there. We were all like, um…ok (the club was still pretty empty at the time). He walked away and we were all like wtf??? How did he get in?
Eventually, we migrated to the stage. The lights went out and the homeless guy shuffles out with a guitar and starts in on what sounds like a pretty bad song. Again, we were just kind of looking around thinking security would appear shortly and remove him.
Then, what appeared to be an LA metal band ran on to the stage and they quickly launched into School is for Fools. In a split second the “homeless” guy transformed into this dynamic, dancing frontman that just owned the stage. We just stood there with our jaws on the floor.
Super tight rock band and one of the greatest surprise musical experiences of my life.
Bro I’ve seen them 5 times NYC n Jersey. My boy in Cali opened up for them in the Bay Area, met Stanley at CBGB’s n the Lime Light he’s Bizzare awesome
Saw them with Lynch Mob. Orbit Room , Grand Rapids, Mi.
I saw them as a opening act in 1992 at the Universal Ampitheater. They blew us away.
I saw them at Hammerjacks in Baltimore Maryland. Fantastic Show. Bought the CD. Still have it to this day!
The Silent Majority is a kick ass album. A must own for that metalhead that loves weird metal. And yes they were way ahead of their time. Kind of a bridge between metal and nu-metal.
"burn the books and save the mind" These guys are time travelers.
These guys slayed live. Had the pleasure of seeing them at Hammerjacks back in like '92. Holy crap they were great.
I got the LSD album thru Columbia House, unbelievably. Listened to it & was not in the right headspace, and hated it. Listened to it again a little while later & fell in love. It wasn't the Seattle sound, it wasn't hair metal, but it rocked. It was only years later that I found out about Stanley & the whole performance art part of it. I just loved the tunes. Great band that was too ahead of their time.
I saw them in Nashville 92/93. I believe they opened for Saigon Kick. We were intrigued/blown away by LSD!
There is a. Video of LSD playing tank at the same show.
I uded to refer to LSD as Tard Metal. 🤘
I first learned of these guys way back in the early 90's when they were on a Chicago show called JBTV. Jerry Bryant interviewed Stanley out on the street, and Stanley never broke character. People called it tasteless, but I think it was performance art. Image waiting in line for a show and a homeless schizophrenic wanders up. Would you help him, or would you ignore him, or worse? Then, when the show starts, all of a sudden the homeless man is on stage. It probably would mess with your head and make you rethink how you relate to homeless/schizophrenics. Or you would call it tasteless. I thought it was fascinating. If anybody has that episode of Jbtv you ought to post it.
I seen them play in LA. and then in chicago a few times. Stanley was definetly in hot rod terms a sleeper. He hung out in the club sinky as hell vomit on his coat and then get on stage and sing like a rock star. definetly GG Allen inspired.
I had forgotten about L.S.D. and then for some reason-30 minutes ago I started singing "Some Fucking Shit Ass" at 4:30 in the morning. I asked myself "Is that real"?...Jumped on UA-cam and As Soon As I saw the Bands name, it all came back!!!! Fuck Yeah!! Can't believe how long it has been since I listened to them.
Also from Chicago, no wonder I love them.
He having a blast on stage very entertaining i wonder what he does now he kinds minds me of Megadeth singer very strange singing but works very well
I literally just ordered
Double 180gm translucent red colored vinyl LP of The Silent Majority yesterday!!
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nice!
Fuck yeah! Love Stanley! Great fucking album! Chicago area here
I have been looking for him for so long. I can only see him watching videos. He is so hard to find.
They were incredible live & great album too ❤️🔥
These guys NEED to reunite! Maybe a good size venue in their hometown Chicago! If we can get at least Alex & Chris to reprise "Stanley" I would be positive it would sell out!
I met Chris at a bar in Milwaukee in 92. I remember him to be a pretty cool fellow and by the way..he was dressed normal 😆
Saw a recent episode of Jason Green's, Waste some time with Jason Green. He has a tour diary show as he is the road manager for Stephen Pearcy. On the show they met this singer. Said he was basically embarrassed of this character and being in LSD.
Listen to Rise Above...HUNG OUT WITH STAN BEFORE THE SHOW AND SHOWER... BEST BAND EVER!!!
I know every song by heart on that album, it’s one of my favorite LP’s of all time
All of their unreleased stuff so far in case you haven't listened to it: Human Bomb: ua-cam.com/video/KyBlK8TC8Cc/v-deo.htmlsi=6EmRCFqfiNCwZwP8 - B-Sides: ua-cam.com/video/fx4QPxmGfmc/v-deo.htmlsi=eKVcUoPytuWN1CGo
One of the loudest and strangest bands I ever saw at The Mason Jar.
I seen these guys back in the day they kicked ass
A little late is better than not at all. Welcome to the fold!
I owned the cassette, still might have it somewhere. I know I have the CD. The entire album is pure gold. There are one hit wonders, then there are one album wonders. Fore some reason they just didn't get picked up like Nirvana did and they just faded away.
I bought the CD when it was released. They were played in heavy rotation on NC State's college radio station, WKNC in North Carolina. I always considered Stanley the Heavy Metal Tom Waits.
oh yeah that's pretty good I can hear that!
Waste Some Time with Jason Green had him on one of his tour diaries just a couple weeks ago
Here , my band played with both versions of the band! - just watch the video ,the guy who is talking doesn't really know what he is talking about! I have the demo from the early band ,and of course the 1 C D.! They were making FUN of grunge! And he never did break character! WE played with them for 4 shows ,and they were a very hard band to play after! So remember,he is making fun of Pearl Jam,ect, ! -ua-cam.com/video/pTZdaajZymE/v-deo.html
Seen them live and I have many of their recordings. Live..weird and great. But the recordings are really excellent. Everything. Song writing, playing. Way ahead of it's time. Stanley could really sing too.
Ive got the cd with the uncensored cover. Bought it when it came out. Great album
I bought their record from a bargain bin around the time it came out without even knowing who they were because the cover was cool and I liked it
I’m so pissed that I missed the vinyl release in 2022
Beavis and Butthead introduced me to LSD
I saw them open up for KIX at the old Hammerjack's in Baltimore. This would have been before their album came out but they did many of the songs on their album. Saw the singer outside Hammerjack's before the crowd was let in. He did play the part well. He did smell and if I remember correctly when the crowd was let in he stumbled and staggered into several girls knocking one over, Sure that was not intentional, and almost getting punched by the guy she was with. At one point in their set he was hanging on the outside of the upper balcony. I was pretty sure he was gonna fall off but, he did not. Fuckin' Shit Ass was the highlight of their set. I still remember the intro vocals before the band kicked in Some Fuckin' Shit Ass, Some Fuckin' Shit Ass done stole my money.
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Taped the video off TV back in the day!
Like a 90s Steel Panther
3:12 I saw him behind some garbage cans the other night. No fooling. 😂
really!?
Just got their remastered Lp. Luv it.
They were amazing. Opened for them a few times. Stanley was a dumpster Mick Jagger, unbelievable.
Amazing band
Killer band. I think Stanleys schtick was too much for people. Ironically he comes from an affluent family and owns a lot of property in Illinois. Killer drummer
Yes Brian Horak was a great drummer! I moved from Chicago to LA with him in 1989. Brian lives in Arizona now.
I actually saw them live in early 90:
This is how corey feldman should be on stage. You gotta commit.......
You should check out The Bright Side by Those Poor Bastards. It's not metal but I think you may dig it
Brother Shane (wow kinda like Brother Cane ! )
I went to see them in Richmond, Virginia right when the CD came out at a place about as big as my bedroom ! I'd never heard of 'em but if I remember correctly, it was a super cheap like five bucks at the door. Before the show, we were doing what we did best back then - looking good and definitely gonna pick up some chicks. So basically we were standing in the place just drankin' and trying to look cool when the front doors of the place burst open and in runs this sweaty dude with coke bottle glasses and looking "challenged" if you know what I mean (no offense to any challenged out there) When he passed by us he was maybe 3 feet away headed to the stage and I could literally smell the funky body odor rolling off him !! But they fucking ROCKED !! They jammed so good I made a bee line for the merch table and immediately bought the CD (or maybe I got this chick to buy it for me - I can't remember I was definitely drunk by this point) which I still listen to ! With a song called "Some Fucking Shit Ass" they gotta be good ! I still tell this story at parties ! Keep it up ! Tommy in Virginia
TANK is without the BEST song ever! You might also like their little known gem Mr. Pain
I had a CD and yes at the time the news was that the lead singer was homeless.
He is NOT homeless and never was...He is VERY wealthy and has homes in Illinois and Malibu, CA.
@@Q1776Q yes. But there was no internet. Back then the band was sold that the lead singer was homeless. I have an original cd somewhere.
@@Q1776Q I think you lack reading skills.
@@Chudhole Why do you say that..what did I say that wasn't true?
@@Q1776Q reread my comment nice and slow. You’ll figure it out.
There's a number of unreleased demos on here that are better than anything on Silent Majority like "Human Bomb" and "White Elephants", also a great cover of Alice Cooper's "Is It My Body?" that was supposed to be on the Wayne's World soundtrack.
Fantastic comments my friend, I am gonna go look this up right now! well done! 🏆