Alice In Chains - Man in the Box | REACTION
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Layne is purely the GOAT. Rest in paradise, sweet king 💔🖤
If you wanna hear him belt out live, listen to love hate love live at the moore. Pretty much every song from that show is on point.
Agree 1000%
that live version is just too raw and powerful
That show was their prime, if you ask me. Love, Hate, Love, especially :)
Must
Agreed. Love hate love, what the hell have I, and angry chair are some of their best songs. Oh, and rain when I die! Your reaction was one of the best I've seen to it. You actually show your goosebumps when he sings the chorus. You guys rock
Alice in chains, down in a hole!
The band had a lunch meeting with a record executive who was a vegan (absolutely NO animal byproducts of any kind) and she proceeded to tell them about how the slaughterhouses kept the animals penned up in boxes, etc so Layne wrote Man in a Box which he said was a song loosely based on media censorship from the viewpoint of a calf in a box. Sean Kinney (drummer) said the song was about veal.
Layne Staley's vocal range can run rings around any other grunge singer in my opinion. Layne could sing the phone book and never hit a wrong note. Even at the end of his life, with no teeth and a lisp, his voice, wit and humor were all still there. Layne's voice and vocal range was so powerful he did NOT need auto tune or pro-tools until he lost his teeth and had a lisp around 1998, and even then he still killed the vocals.
Barrett Martin (who played with Layne in Mad Season) said that when he stood to the side of the stage, he could hear the sound of Layne vocal resonance come out of Layne's body LOUDER than it did coming out of the speakers, Layne's voice was that powerful.
My Top 20 AIC songs... Love Hate Love (Live at the Moore, December 1990...Layne Staley in his prime and is UNTOUCHABLE PERFECTION performed live by a rock band. All other rock bands should strive to have a live performance this perfect), Man in the Box (Live at Weedsport, NY 1991 - the Layne’s Pissed Version...though the original version may be better to react to, because Weedsport was during Clash of the Titans tour where Slayer fans were giving the band crap and Layne got pissed and changed the lyrics), Bleed the Freak (Live at the Moore, December 1990), It Ain’t Like That (if you need a video use Singles Pro Shot video), Queen of the Rodeo (Live in Dallas, TX 1990), Real Thing (Live ANYWHERE), Them Bones, God Smack (Live at Hollywood Rock, 1993), Grind, Again, No Excuses, Brush Away, Frogs, Sludge Factory (During MTV Unplugged 1996, Layne screwed up the 2nd verse like 8 times, though the show only included one of those times), What the Hell Have I, God Am, Got Me Wrong, Swing On This, Social Parasite, We Die Young
Great album and great band! They were so unique coming out of Seattle and having their OWN sound. Not like the other bands that came around the time. Love them! Absolutely love!
The Wah sounds different because Cantrell is using a talk box effect. It involves a tube placed in your mouth, and voice is used along with the guitar notes
Ty! You killed it with this one! 👏
It's just nasty AF! There was only one Layne though. Layne & Jerry's harmonies are iconic.
I'm 60 and I sing Man in the Box at karaoke...lol
See the faces?
Saw AIC after. Was awesome.
Rain When I Die, Down In A Hole, Would?. All those songs are straight fire from AIC
Great reaction guys I really enjoyed it. There's a reason that you don't hear man in the box covered that much, it's hard as hell to cover Staley's part on that chorus. Hope you guys do more Alice reactions and some Frog Leap Studios reactions Leo is amazing
my favorite from Alice in Chains, as well. R.I.P. Layne
Heaven beside you is primarily Jerry singing. And one of my faves.
*Junkhead from the MTV premier for Singles(a movie)!!!!*
this is my fav. AiC album
bleed the freak, sea of sorrow, sunshine, it ain't like that, love hate love...
Back in the day this was huge in gentleman’s clubs. Good times. 🤭😂😂
Love hate love live at the Moore or down in a hole unplugged!!!!!!!
I bought Facelift in 1990 in the Towne Mall in Elizabethtown where I grew up and have been lifelong fan ever since. Awesome to meet you guys from the 'Ville. "Love, Hate, Love" Live at the Moore. He CAN hit those vocals live, in spades!
William Duvall did a fantastic job on this song & also Rooster. There was a show on VH1 years ago called Heart and Friends ,where Alice in chains performed with William! Its probably on UA-cam somewhere. But the performance was awesome.
Coming from a 60 yr old woman, his voice was nothing short of amazing. So sad that money seems to be the worse enemy of talented people. RIP L.S.
My favorite AIC song too!
🦋 Love this Band Awesome Reaction Guys! Can't go Wrong With Alice In Chains. RIParadise Layne May He Forever Be Remembered Through The Great Music He Gifted Us All. Among The Legends Never To Be Forgotten.
Awesome guys. AIC are 🔥 Confusion is my favourite off Facelift. Stay on the AIC train🤘
The wah you hear is a vocal talk box a lot of bands use it,also Peter Frampton used it alot
The most powerful voice i've ever heard in a singer. layne staley is one of a kind
Loyal for Life, gentlemen 🤘🖤
Oh yeah!
Laynes voice never really strained live. He was great!
Y’all gotta do “Sludge Factory” or “It Ain’t Like That”.. “Frogs” is a good one too
I have NEVER heard a BAD AiC song...
The fact you guys do some research before reacting is just awesome. Please keep up the good work and have this humble like 👍
Greeeaaat reactions loved it!!! More Alice in Chains please, Love Hate Love live in concert at The Moore totally awesome!!
Absolute classic from A.I.C.! My personal favorite and recommendation, though has to be No Excuses. But, I do love the rawness in Layne’s voice in this one!
Live At The Moore - Man In The Box. But you really should listen to Love Hate Love to hear Layne in his prime, it will blow your ears off.
Rotten Apple kicks ass too.
My favorite❤
AIC Them Bones, one of my personal favs
Everyone else has said it....i will too Man In the Box Live @ the Moore, Layne was unbelievable live. Only other singer that comes close (personally) Chris Cornell, both RIP
Live at the Moore
❤❤❤ LOVE HATE LOVE live at the Moore next please 🙏
do more AIC guys, and Smashing Pumpkins I'm an instant fan of yours
Rooster! It's a "must"!
Its a talk box
Watch Alice In Chains live at the Moore phenomenal
Try rooster, would any my unplugged
MTV unplugged I meant
This song began the real grunge sound!! Dirty
What part of town you guys from? I'm originally from around outerloop and fairdale
We each have lived in several parts of Louisville. Fern Creek, Highview, Hillview, PRP, etc. and even southern Indiana. Always happy to see some locals watching our channel 👍
Do rooster next
React to live or studio performances of junkhead, love hate love, down in a hole, would or God am
Sorry man, Willie doesnt sound like Layne, No one can ever sound like Layne.
1000% agree!
Why are you doing reactions on songs 2 of you already know?
Because Ryan needs to hear them lol. And if we did songs that none of us know, then it would be slim pickings. At least in terms of popular/semi-popular music.
@@ViewsFromThe502 I understand. Makes sense. Besides, there is no limit to listening to Man In The Box, right?!
Btw. Love the fact you three younger men are keeping my generation of music alive! It truly was the best time for music. I was so into all the stuff but at the time, just didn’t realize how fortunate I was.