Milk Boy me too....only Layne. I love it. Loved his sense of humor always. He was always talking about waxing the dolphin and making crude gestures. Also told the audience in one concert he called his doctor because he wanted his foreskin back😂😂😂😋
Layne was such a trooper. Up there on crutches performing for his fans. He loved us. We adored him. Every single musician I have grown to admire, dies. What is it with that? It breaks my heart. Rest well Layne and Mike.
1- Dam That River 0:00 2- We Die Young 3:04 3- Them Bones 5:50 4- Would? 8:49 5- Junkhead 12:40 6- God Smack 17:51 7- Put You Down 22:27 8- Sickman 25:40 9- It Ain't Like That 31:25 10- Angry Chair 36:33 11- Man in the Box 40:57 *Bônus - 14:47 Hahahahaha Jerry on the couch and Mike on the wheelchair!
I've been watching all these alice in chains concerts it makes me tear up knowing no one will have soul like this guy or sing with that emotion sends chills down my back
I saw Alice In Chains in this tour. When I went to see Ozzy on the No more tears tour. Me and my friends Knoxville,TN didn’t know that much about AIC’s. Layne came out on 1 crutch. And when they started to play, there was some folks chanting OZZY, OZZY, OZZY, Then LAYNE says “you guys can chant all you want, we are going to sing another F’N song”. All of us where like F’N yeah! After that show. We where all Alice in Chain fans! One hell of a show they put on for a opening act. Sounded just like they did on there CD. One of the best shows I have ever seen. As far as how they performed. Layne seemed like a mellow laid back kinda guy. He would’ve fit in with all of us TN mean green smoking back woods hicks back in the day. It’s a shame what happened to that young man. And yes he was young when he died.RIP LAYNE. One of the best singers of our time.
Thumbs up if you clicked on this video because you found the concept of Layne singing Angry Chair in a wheelchair as intriguing as I did. (aside from clicking on it because you love the band in general) By the way, that was a sick Man In The Box there at the end.
Jerry has always been my favorite member of AIC. His sense of melody and knack for amazing vocal harmonies are up there with the best of them, not to mention his guitar tone, playing and songwriting in general. A hugely influential musician in my life and the driving force behind the band.
My favorite Jerry moment was when they did the Unplugged show in New York and before they started Angry Chair the other person hired to play rhythm guitar was tuning up and Sean started playing a fast country beat on the snare and bass drums and Jerry breaks into: Gloom, Despair, and Agony on me from Hee-Haw! The look on Layne’s face was priceless! RIP LAYNE ❤
For me this is the best AIC show ever. Everyone is just spot on. With Starr there it makes it even more satisfying. I still think he was THE perfect bass player for this band.
Agreed. He doesn’t get nearly the recognition he deserves. Nearly all of the bands most iconic bass lines were originally performed by him. And AIC were a pretty bass guitar heavy band.
What??? Layne sang on crutches and then wheelchair! ! 21:39 Like it helped him sing even better..? Singin his,ass off totally on pitch and in one of his very BEST vocal performance ever! While in , fcking wheelchair. AND THAT is why LAYNE IS A fcking Rockstar legend vocalist. Loved this show. Hes so on point!! ▪
Mario Gutierrez Agreed. He said he felt no reason not to give the concerts his all because his neck wasn't broke, lol. He was never off key, I think only time I heard his voice sound rough was when he sang through laryngitis a few times and illness. he also blew his voice one time because he was singing so long and hard. But yeah, I don't put anything past Layne and his abilities. When he wasn't on crutches he sang squating and balled up much of the time and still the power that came out was incredible. I don't know any singers who can do that. Only one Layne and he's amazing.
His stage presence was half the show.... He had a comic side to him... You could tell He LOVED TO MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH....He couldn't help himself.... I heard him say more than once,,,,, if you cant laugh , you cant hang out with us...!!!! & he meant it...!!
My favorite verse has to be; You can't understand a user's mind But try, with your books and degrees If you let yourself go and opened your mind I'll bet you'd be doing like me And it ain't so bad
RedneckRed the original demo said, bet you'd be using like me, but the record label made him change it...so silly because it still means the same thing. I also love Junkhead. I think it was important for Laundry to have this song and a few others because it's an open and honest look at what he was going through and countless others. it's s great song
21:50 "We're Alice in Chains and this is my broke foot... thank God it ain't a broke dick" saw them in Philly that November, got a shirt with the foot x-ray still, lol.
I'm so stoked you posted this thank you so much. I was at this show and they were absolutely incredible - I told stories to my boys about how amazing they sounded and how layne was rolling around in a wheel chair. Now I have the video to back it up!
Amazing performance by the band but please allow me to single out Layne...Breath-taking the power of his pipes! Rest in peace Layne and Mike, you're missed.
It blows my mind that Blind Melon and Alice in Chains toured together. I learned this in the Blind Melon book, but man I am more than jealous that you and many other people got to see them both the same night. Two of my favourite bands from the 90's.... MAN! You lucky ass! I can't believe you went to this concert. THANK for uploading it-
Hows bout the greatest 1 day festival lineup ever 1992 AIC, Primus,Tool, Rage Against the Machine...Alice In Chains headlining Aragon in Chicago later that year or 93 best live show I had the pleasure of witnessing
Huge props to layne for doing a show with a broken leg, and most of the time standing. Some of the "bands" and groups today would have to take a little break from the tour. R.I.P bro, see you in the after life for sure. Everyday will be a party
I was at this show! I don't remember seeing Blind Melon? I'm pretty sure we got there just as they were ending? We weren't super into them, I'm not going to lie but Alice sounded even better at the actual show if you can believe that! The Oakland Arena usually sounded pretty epic. That place seemed to be engineered ideally for live shows despite it being intended for basketball games? Ozzy sounded siiiiiiiiiick too! Zakk Wylde was just as crazy as Jerry was, thrashing around their long ass blonde hair flying everywhere! I'm pretty sure it was the "No More Tours" tour because of "No More Tears"? Very punny Uncle Ozzy! I was right in the front left side where Mike kept going out on that little extra ledge they must have built for him! Gawdamn the energy was insane despite his broken foot! See how much love they were giving us? That's because we were giving it back! It's a give and take! The more love you openly give at a live show to let the band know how much they mean to you the better the performance reflects the energy back ten fold. Drop the attitude, drop the need to look cool, let your hair down a bit, it's worth it. What if you never see them again? Life is short. I'm so lucky I got to see Alice at least three times with Layne and once with William. I saw STP during the Core album with Scott Weiland, the original Ramones, Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Bowie, Audioslave, Van Halen, (and Van Hagar), Badlands, Def Leppard with Steve Clark, the Stones with Charlie Watts, the B-Boys with MCA, and Depeche Mode with Andy Fletcher! I just heard about Coolio?! He was the nicest guy!! I never saw him play live but I met him in that weird two story Japantown Denny's WAAAY back when Gangster's Paradise had just hit big! Ok, this is like the longest posting ever. I must bring this to an end and thank you all for your patience if you made it to the end of this rant! End of Line.
Crazy to know this show happened right down the street from my house yet I was merely a week old on 10/8/92 and wasn’t able to witness the awesomeness that was the original AIC. So jealous of those who were there. RIP LSMS 🤘🏽
Man....90s recordings were only 2/10 at best. 41 minute mark...man in a box. That shit is ultra premium...stirs my soul...wow!. Just imagine being there. I have no words, that shit blows me away
Sofia Noiti Layne used a vocal concept called compression singing which gave him the ability to sing as he does, along with the vocal range he had and just incredible talent. I can't explain compression singing, but you can look it up if you want to
great show layne an Mike your still very much missed thanks for the great music that's getting me threw hard times as it always has keep rockin Jerry and Sean.
aww Layne dude ....... and still did the show like a boss please please love these guys with all ur might while they're still here we love them not only for their music but because we knew there was something special about these guys all of the nineties grates that have passed on
These vhs recordings may not sound as polished as a cell phone, but they definitely were a more accurate depiction of how it actually sounded in the arena.
This concert shows what used to be so great about music. The Pepsi \ Beyonce commerical i had to endure before this clip shows me what it so wrong with music today.
The man was amazing.. how many singers would still go out there and give everything while on crutches... today's singers (cough cough) except Dave Grohl would have cancelled .. I love Layne.. ..period..that's all...
layne is a real dude man. all beat up to hell in a wheelchair and knew he had a tour to continue with the guys and he did it any way in his condition, what a fucking sport.
Hes wearing the shirt from the Would? music video... which i read was andrew wood shirt, from mother love bone who the song Would? is written about. I read that it was given to Layne by woods girlfriend because he was staying at her place one night shortly after wood died and he needed a shirt to which he wore in the video to honner wood. Again i read this but not sure how true it is but if true pretty cool i think
kc guitarlover what she say? I heard of it too! I'd like to know if it were True!! It'd be a cool story, honoring Andrew With him always wanting to play in large arenas !
Axls a douche! Me & my would fight....he'd go see A l...me in NOLA!all day AIC open for OZZY!! OZZFEST !! We had all those cool ass festivals w kick ass people playing a few times a year October fest! idr?? My brain? Lol... left my boyfriend at home pouting! Glad I did bc we don't have all that anymore! Fun while it lasted!
Are you kidding me? Axl in his prime was running around in Leg Casts for 1.5 months after he severely sprained his ankle jumping off an amp in Ritz 1991 during the 1st leg of the "Get In the Ring" Tour. I like Layne but no one in history of rock music was as great a performer as Axl (running marathons around the stage, jumping off amps and platforms, etc.) while singing much harder .
they open w/ Dam That River and then do Them Bones 2 songs later, we're all so used to hearing Them Bones and Dam That River back-to-back like on Dirt - (yes i'm thinking about this way too much)
Damn Layne always just showing off with that huge voice, last video I watched he was chewing gum while performing an acoustic set and it sounded incredible.
My favorite Jerry moment was when they did the Unplugged show in New York and before they started Angry Chair the other person hired to play rhythm guitar was tuning up and Sean started playing a fast country beat on the snare and bass drums and Jerry breaks into: Gloom, Despair, and Agony on me from Hee-Haw! The look on Layne’s face was priceless! RIP LAYNE ❤
I love that part extra, cuz when I discovered this band I was in high school, and that whole gloom despair thing just described my life at the time so well LOL
"My neck isn't broken, so there's no excuse not to play" 💯 Layne was a real one
Well his leg/ foot was broken, if you neck is broken, maybe I wouldn’t choose singing.
@@silkthecutecat6207Yeah, no shit. That’s why he said it. How was that not obvious?
Yea the realest❤
Mr. Jerry Cantrell . I hope you have the best Thanksgiving peace out
He was truly a beautiful and kind man
When he said "thank god it ain't a broken dick" I lost it.
Milk Boy me too....only Layne. I love it. Loved his sense of humor always. He was always talking about waxing the dolphin and making crude gestures. Also told the audience in one concert he called his doctor because he wanted his foreskin back😂😂😂😋
@@TristinAutumn but the rabbi had already eaten it
21:53
No one can sing like Layne.
Greatest wheelchair performance ever. Layne was the real deal.
Patrick Foster I know right? There he is, sitting in a fucking wheelchair and killing it like no other. He was unbelievably amazing!
Pro tip: you can watch movies at Flixzone. I've been using it for watching loads of movies recently.
@Thomas Reuben Yup, been watching on Flixzone for years myself =)
@Thomas Reuben Yup, have been watching on Flixzone for months myself :)
@Thomas Reuben definitely, I have been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)
laynes vocals are literally perfect
Layne was such a trooper. Up there on crutches performing for his fans. He loved us. We adored him. Every single musician I have grown to admire, dies. What is it with that? It breaks my heart. Rest well Layne and Mike.
Kat Hamilton I think he broke or sprained his ankle from a four wheeler accident.
+Kat Hamilton (Zepluv) their music will live forever, don't be sad lets cherish their legacy :)
Toymac well said my friend...
Kat Hamilton Long Live Layne!
Darrin Connor He did. But he laughed all the way. 😆
1- Dam That River 0:00
2- We Die Young 3:04
3- Them Bones 5:50
4- Would? 8:49
5- Junkhead 12:40
6- God Smack 17:51
7- Put You Down 22:27
8- Sickman 25:40
9- It Ain't Like That 31:25
10- Angry Chair 36:33
11- Man in the Box 40:57
*Bônus - 14:47 Hahahahaha Jerry on the couch and Mike on the wheelchair!
tanks
Awesome!
Thanks, dude!
Thank you ☺️
Thank you Rafeal.
I want a time machine just to attend this show. Amazing!
Absolutely!
Me too, but I don’t wanna break the space Time continuum
No one does it better than Layne. No one.
One of the best vocal performances Layne has ever done hands down ... sickman is truly epic beyond proportions, unbelievably amazing
Sickman - 25:40 ... if you were wondering
I thought Junkhead was amazing & Godsmack for sure! Layne was the best! Do you know how he broke his leg or foot?
He had to make up for the fact that he couldn't move around lol
Layne's voice is so flawless.
4:53 - Jerry gets so into it, he accidentally unplugs his wireless transmitter from his guitar.
31:38 Dude that was sooo cooool when Mike and Jerry were headbanging in sync. The 3 of them look so freaking awesome right there
I've been watching all these alice in chains concerts it makes me tear up knowing no one will have soul like this guy or sing with that emotion sends chills down my back
13:35 GOD THAT SCREAM
I saw Alice In Chains in this tour. When I went to see Ozzy on the No more tears tour. Me and my friends Knoxville,TN didn’t know that much about AIC’s. Layne came out on 1 crutch. And when they started to play, there was some folks chanting OZZY, OZZY, OZZY, Then LAYNE says “you guys can chant all you want, we are going to sing another F’N song”. All of us where like F’N yeah! After that show. We where all Alice in Chain fans! One hell of a show they put on for a opening act. Sounded just like they did on there CD. One of the best shows I have ever seen. As far as how they performed. Layne seemed like a mellow laid back kinda guy. He would’ve fit in with all of us TN mean green smoking back woods hicks back in the day. It’s a shame what happened to that young man. And yes he was young when he died.RIP LAYNE. One of the best singers of our time.
Wow...really hittin' it here... sittin' in his angry chair and all...
Layne's vocals are so haunting on Junkhead - jebus
+Mike Mccourt Agreed...he makes it look easy. Layne ROCKS!!!
Thumbs up if you clicked on this video because you found the concept of Layne singing Angry Chair in a wheelchair as intriguing as I did.
(aside from clicking on it because you love the band in general)
By the way, that was a sick Man In The Box there at the end.
Jerry has always been my favorite member of AIC. His sense of melody and knack for amazing vocal harmonies are up there with the best of them, not to mention his guitar tone, playing and songwriting in general. A hugely influential musician in my life and the driving force behind the band.
Jerry is an Angel.
My favorite Jerry moment was when they did the Unplugged show in New York and before they started Angry Chair the other person hired to play rhythm guitar was tuning up and Sean started playing a fast country beat on the snare and bass drums and Jerry breaks into: Gloom, Despair, and Agony on me from Hee-Haw! The look on Layne’s face was priceless! RIP LAYNE ❤
Definitely, Jerry is a genius and he is respected in the music industry
For me this is the best AIC show ever. Everyone is just spot on. With Starr there it makes it even more satisfying. I still think he was THE perfect bass player for this band.
FACTS!!
@@BodaciousCake yes!!!!!!true !!!!finaly someone....
Agreed. He doesn’t get nearly the recognition he deserves. Nearly all of the bands most iconic bass lines were originally performed by him. And AIC were a pretty bass guitar heavy band.
Yea, he was a total master 💗
@@TheStepmonkey I saw them on lollapalooza and Inez just wasn't cutting through the mix like Starr did. His attack on the strings was super heavy
Was Layne even real ? His voice is incredibly flawless and powerful.
What??? Layne sang on crutches and then wheelchair! ! 21:39 Like it helped him sing even better..? Singin his,ass off totally on pitch and in one of his very BEST vocal performance ever! While in , fcking wheelchair. AND THAT is why LAYNE IS A fcking Rockstar legend vocalist.
Loved this show. Hes so on point!! ▪
Mario knows
Mario Gutierrez Agreed. He said he felt no reason not to give the concerts his all because his neck wasn't broke, lol. He was never off key, I think only time I heard his voice sound rough was when he sang through laryngitis a few times and illness. he also blew his voice one time because he was singing so long and hard. But yeah, I don't put anything past Layne and his abilities. When he wasn't on crutches he sang squating and balled up much of the time and still the power that came out was incredible. I don't know any singers who can do that. Only one Layne and he's amazing.
RIP Layne and Starr, no one sings like you man.
His stage presence was half the show.... He had a comic side to him... You could tell He LOVED TO MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH....He couldn't help himself.... I heard him say more than once,,,,, if you cant laugh , you cant hang out with us...!!!! & he meant it...!!
44:56 - The part we've all been waiting for
Start at 41 man. That whole song is something else.........
Fuck Yea
Yep, I was there! They were amazing that night!!! So was OZZY!!!
Man you lived the dream
John Miller this is an amazing concert. I badly wish I could have witnessed it. You are very lucky
Me too...Blind Melon and Ozzy....awesome
That’s awesome brother, I have this whole
Show on vinyl
I love how laid back and chill Layne is in his wheelchair, lol, just like it takes him absolutely no effort to belt out those powerful lyrics. 30:20
Ikr
what happened to him?
@@alexvfx3 heroin addiction
ikr
@@alexvfx3 slipped and fell
My favorite verse has to be;
You can't understand a user's mind
But try, with your books and degrees
If you let yourself go and opened your mind
I'll bet you'd be doing like me
And it ain't so bad
JUNKHEAD right there.
RedneckRed the original demo said, bet you'd be using like me, but the record label made him change it...so silly because it still means the same thing. I also love Junkhead. I think it was important for Laundry to have this song and a few others because it's an open and honest look at what he was going through and countless others. it's s great song
Really enjoy the chorus more and more in a way whenever I hear it, melody and lyrics are catchy but in a slow way, quite unique ,:-0
Mike Starr!! man has some good stage presents
haha
Jules L ? lol
PRESENCE bro
Jules L lol XD
What exactly happend with him leaving the band?
21:50 "We're Alice in Chains and this is my broke foot... thank God it ain't a broke dick" saw them in Philly that November, got a shirt with the foot x-ray still, lol.
Oh my god, you’re so lucky!
I'm so stoked you posted this thank you so much. I was at this show and they were absolutely incredible - I told stories to my boys about how amazing they sounded and how layne was rolling around in a wheel chair. Now I have the video to back it up!
Glas you like it. Thank you for visiting my channel. This is by far my fave concert. They had such high energy.
@@tiffanyswonderland ❤❤❤Thank goodness for you having such good access....and sharing this with us ❤️😂
this is so my new favorite aic concert. DAMMNNNN
Baad Season Hot!
Amazing performance by the band but please allow me to single out Layne...Breath-taking the power of his pipes!
Rest in peace Layne and Mike, you're missed.
One of The GREATEST band ever!!!
That middle part of "Sickman"...damn Layne. And "Them Bones, "It Ain't Like That", shit, all of it. Fucking top.
Joe Tomasso CAAAN YOUUU SEEE THEEEEE EEEEEENNNNDDDD fucking perfect
Get me a freakin' time machine and take me back to that period of time! I would have been Laynes groupie no 1 😂
Glad you guys are enjoying the upload \m/
Still am in 2021. Thank you for sharing!
Me too!!!!! 🙏
2024 no change still my #1 for the last 30+ yrs 💔💔❤️❤️
Awesome upload Tiffany!!
I loved this show, Layne's voice was on point.
How crazy I am enjoying this in 2024, thank youu
Really wish I would have seen them live with Layne... got into them too late. :(
A timeless band...
Fucking badass confirmed. Layne, you truly are a god among men. We miss you and your vocals, and I hope you're in peace now, truly.
Man how I wish I could go back in time and see this concert!!
It blows my mind that Blind Melon and Alice in Chains toured together. I learned this in the Blind Melon book, but man I am more than jealous that you and many other people got to see them both the same night. Two of my favourite bands from the 90's.... MAN! You lucky ass! I can't believe you went to this concert. THANK for uploading it-
Hows bout the greatest 1 day festival lineup ever 1992 AIC, Primus,Tool, Rage Against the Machine...Alice In Chains headlining Aragon in Chicago later that year or 93 best live show I had the pleasure of witnessing
The wheelchair adds to the coolness of the stage set! Gives it a creepier vibe to go with the music!
OH. MY. GOD... Junkhead is freeking amazing! Layne's voice NAILS it, and hard!
Thank you, glad you enjoy it. I haven't really been keeping up with my channel. Over the next few weeks I will be adding some more audios.
UA-cam is the closest thing we have to a time machine. I fucking love it.
Layne still surprising me!!! his vocals out of this world RIP
Layne is so awesome doing this show! He did this for his fans on a crutch! Mike S. you Rocked the stage! Love the energy on the stage!
Huge props to layne for doing a show with a broken leg, and most of the time standing. Some of the "bands" and groups today would have to take a little break from the tour. R.I.P bro, see you in the after life for sure. Everyday will be a party
Best singer in rock history!
Yes indeed
Damn,Layne was such a trooper.
I was at this show! I don't remember seeing Blind Melon? I'm pretty sure we got there just as they were ending? We weren't super into them, I'm not going to lie but Alice sounded even better at the actual show if you can believe that! The Oakland Arena usually sounded pretty epic. That place seemed to be engineered ideally for live shows despite it being intended for basketball games? Ozzy sounded siiiiiiiiiick too! Zakk Wylde was just as crazy as Jerry was, thrashing around their long ass blonde hair flying everywhere! I'm pretty sure it was the "No More Tours" tour because of "No More Tears"? Very punny Uncle Ozzy! I was right in the front left side where Mike kept going out on that little extra ledge they must have built for him! Gawdamn the energy was insane despite his broken foot! See how much love they were giving us? That's because we were giving it back! It's a give and take! The more love you openly give at a live show to let the band know how much they mean to you the better the performance reflects the energy back ten fold. Drop the attitude, drop the need to look cool, let your hair down a bit, it's worth it. What if you never see them again? Life is short. I'm so lucky I got to see Alice at least three times with Layne and once with William. I saw STP during the Core album with Scott Weiland, the original Ramones, Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Bowie, Audioslave, Van Halen, (and Van Hagar), Badlands, Def Leppard with Steve Clark, the Stones with Charlie Watts, the B-Boys with MCA, and Depeche Mode with Andy Fletcher! I just heard about Coolio?! He was the nicest guy!! I never saw him play live but I met him in that weird two story Japantown Denny's WAAAY back when Gangster's Paradise had just hit big! Ok, this is like the longest posting ever. I must bring this to an end and thank you all for your patience if you made it to the end of this rant! End of Line.
Saw them in '92 in Denver with Ozzy and Sepultura... I remember the cast and them bringing out a couch from which he sang on most of the concert lol
I saw them in Toronto on the same tour. Got 4 or 5 kids from the audience up to be "Alice in Chains" no idea what that was about?
Crazy to know this show happened right down the street from my house yet I was merely a week old on 10/8/92 and wasn’t able to witness the awesomeness that was the original AIC. So jealous of those who were there. RIP LSMS 🤘🏽
Man....90s recordings were only 2/10 at best. 41 minute mark...man in a box. That shit is ultra premium...stirs my soul...wow!. Just imagine being there. I have no words, that shit blows me away
22:46 ...how does he do this with his voice? incredible!!!!
Sofia Noiti Layne used a vocal concept called compression singing which gave him the ability to sing as he does, along with the vocal range he had and just incredible talent. I can't explain compression singing, but you can look it up if you want to
is it like when he distorts his voice to sing We die young?
black magic?
sing?
Looks like Layne cowboyed up even with a broken foot. So effin' great! Thanks for sharing this!
Love that they played "Put You Down."
good lord, when Layne was on, he was ON. i wish i could've seen them with him.
no singer like that yet in over 30 years. an ICON
great show layne an Mike your still very much missed thanks for the great music that's getting me threw hard times as it always has keep rockin Jerry and Sean.
aww Layne dude ....... and still did the show like a boss please please love these guys with all ur might while they're still here we love them not only for their music but because we knew there was something special about these guys all of the nineties grates that have passed on
These vhs recordings may not sound as polished as a cell phone, but they definitely were a more accurate depiction of how it actually sounded in the arena.
scott v agreed
Great show...I was there, I'll never forget AIC killing it..
Simply WOW. No one can touch them. The 4 of them. Thank you for posting this out of the world performance!!!
The amount of energy in this show was awesome, despite Layne's broken foot. Such a killer performance by the band.
Laynes charisma is breathtaking🙀
Layne had that dawg in him
GOD LAYNE YOU ARE SURELY MISSED BUT NOT FORGOTTEN YOU WERE THE BEST! I LOVE YOU!!!!!🎸🎶
This concert shows what used to be so great about music. The Pepsi \ Beyonce commerical i had to endure before this clip shows me what it so wrong with music today.
Remarkable! Musicians like this will never happen again...
The man was amazing.. how many singers would still go out there and give everything while on crutches... today's singers (cough cough) except Dave Grohl would have cancelled .. I love Layne.. ..period..that's all...
+Tina Marie
Ask Dave Grohl ;)
And friggin Axl Rose
Tina Marie F if im not mistaken Grohl broke his leg while performing and still finished the show...
Weiland would..too much to miss
great recording, everyone is tight as hell, staley sounds amazing.
Saw 'em twice with Layne. First time was opening for Van Halen.
and i bet you alice in chains killed it
I saw em in biloxi, ms on that van halen tour too.
That is the tour he was on when he learned how to play the guitar
layne is a real dude man. all beat up to hell in a wheelchair and knew he had a tour to continue with the guys and he did it any way in his condition, what a fucking sport.
Obviously not how he felt a short couple of years later
As Layne leaned back and shook his head. I did same in my computer chair. I fucking love you Layne.
Great "Them Bones" solo......! Damn, this just makes me want to see these guys again...!
No one in history can give me chills like Layne can.. insane goosebumps🖤🖤God, I LOVE HIM
Thank you Tiff for sharing this ... you are a rock star woman.
Hes wearing the shirt from the Would? music video... which i read was andrew wood shirt, from mother love bone who the song Would? is written about. I read that it was given to Layne by woods girlfriend because he was staying at her place one night shortly after wood died and he needed a shirt to which he wore in the video to honner wood. Again i read this but not sure how true it is but if true pretty cool i think
I just asked Xana, Andrew Wood's girlfriend if that's true lol I never heard that till I just read your comment.
kc guitarlover what she say? I heard of it too! I'd like to know if it were True!! It'd be a cool story, honoring Andrew With him always wanting to play in large arenas !
Absolutely true:)
I'll go ask Xana for you. She's my girl.
:)
I love the dark and heavy 'grunge" of AIC, Layne was one of a kind
Omg! Jerrys headbanging❤️🤘
Reasons I never cut my hair and I'm 60...
Glad your enjoying. This is my fave AIC concert. Make sure you listen to Sickman. Better than the studio version
Nice work Layne, crutches and all! Axl would have cancelled the next 3 years of touring. ;)
Axls a douche! Me & my would fight....he'd go see A l...me in NOLA!all day AIC open for OZZY!! OZZFEST !! We had all those cool ass festivals w kick ass people playing a few times a year October fest! idr?? My brain? Lol... left my boyfriend at home pouting! Glad I did bc we don't have all that anymore! Fun while it lasted!
babesinmusicland hey gurl, can you please repeat that in english?
Lmao. You're so right. Screw Axl
Are you kidding me? Axl in his prime was running around in Leg Casts for 1.5 months after he severely sprained his ankle jumping off an amp in Ritz 1991 during the 1st leg of the "Get In the Ring" Tour. I like Layne but no one in history of rock music was as great a performer as Axl (running marathons around the stage, jumping off amps and platforms, etc.) while singing much harder .
+Don't knock Axl to me...Super sweet guy in person. Actually don't knock Layne either.....RIP Layne
Oh my goodness, I was at this show!!! Thank you for recording and posting this!!!!
28:33 exceptional !
Holy freaking shit Layne sounds so otherworldly it gives me chills.
Layne is in top form here.
The best… thanks for sharing this!
Cheers for this! Looked and sounded like one hell of a show!
they open w/ Dam That River and then do Them Bones 2 songs later, we're all so used to hearing Them Bones and Dam That River back-to-back like on Dirt - (yes i'm thinking about this way too much)
Layne at his Dirt best. Strong vocals.
Fantastic. Thanks for posting.
Damn Layne always just showing off with that huge voice, last video I watched he was chewing gum while performing an acoustic set and it sounded incredible.
29:34 HOLY SHIT!!!
Layne killed it on sickman.
This is freaking awesome. THANKS for posting!! Love it!
Holy shit Layne actually sounds better than usual!
He nailed this show. This is my fave live performance.
Man, I only live about 45 min from Oakland and would've *loved* to see the *real* AIC live. Too bad I was born 23 days after this show, on Halloween.
What a great show.
My favorite Jerry moment was when they did the Unplugged show in New York and before they started Angry Chair the other person hired to play rhythm guitar was tuning up and Sean started playing a fast country beat on the snare and bass drums and Jerry breaks into: Gloom, Despair, and Agony on me from Hee-Haw! The look on Layne’s face was priceless! RIP LAYNE ❤
I love that part extra, cuz when I discovered this band I was in high school, and that whole gloom despair thing just described my life at the time so well LOL
IKR. Layne was like 'Dude, can't we leave Country Jerry in the backseat?'