Alice In Chains interview - Jerry Cantrell and Sean Kinney about Layne Staley
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Video interview with hardrock band Alice In Chains. FaceCulture spoke to Jerry Cantrell and Sean Kinney about Nona, how it begun, persuading Layne Staley, Mike Starr, being homeless, horrible lyrics, finding the sound, experience, Layne's legacy, a tough decision, reactions on Layne's death, new stuff and hard life.
He was not just gifted but also a good hearted man who loved his friends. He gave home to Jerry when he was in need and then became their lead singer because he couldn't stand watching them "trying" with all these clowns.. He loved once, one girl and he gave all his heart there. Not everyone is doing all these. I don't choose to see him only as an addict or just as a huge talent but also as a good guy with a big heart. RIP Layne
Lucius Malfoy and Severus Snape
Layne was too real for all these self proclaimed music critics. They prefer something that's more marketable and less brutally honest.
I'm not surprized that the music establishment didn't acknowledge Layne's passing, my ass is still chapped that Rollingstone didn't include him in the 100 greatest singers--which was a fucking travesty.
Layne died from depression just as much as from heroin. If not for the depression so many drug users suffer from, the heavy drug use might not be in the picture. Many depressed people turn to drugs to numb the pain (temporary escape). If you take away the drugs, the depression is often still there; in many people it's there before they ever started doing drugs. So I say it's actually
Sean's story about Melinda's phone number brings to mind that old rock and roll joke: What do you call a drummer who breaks up with his girlfriend? ... homeless.
"When you find your sound it's basically when all four of you are digging whatever the f**k you're playing." Words of wisdom
poor Layne...man that guy could knock a brick wall down with that voice...tragic,
Layne was amazing, but i can´t visualize alice in chains without Jerry he is the man!!!!
The only singer to use the word "YEA" and make it kick fucking ass
God I miss Layne. It's a fucking tragedy man. I know he doesn't get the recognition he deserves, but I don't think he would care. His fans love him and we know how fucking amazing he was. That's what mattered to him I think.
The fact that they purposely brought in shitty singers just to attract Staley is awesome. Keen move
ALICE IN CHAINS WILL NEVER EVER BE THE SAME WITHOUT LAYNE STALEY!!! 😥😥😥😥😥❤️❤️❤️❤️
The episode of MTV Unplugged with Alice in Chains was one of the finest tv moments I have ever witnessed!!!
GOOD FOR THEM FOR LEAVING! Shame on the Grammys! What a farse! Layne was a legend and will always be. His longing to be famous to have his biological father come back to him is the most touching story. I have had so many friends die from drug addiction and one recently from heroin. These are good souls plagued by demons. He was no different. Such a dear dear soul. I wish I could have hugged him, saved him!
FUCK, they have ABSOLUTELY NO BAD SONGS, THEY ARE ALL SO FUCKING AWESOME.
Jerry laughing without moving his face is pure sorcery
I cant watch this without laughing and Crying! I was 19-or 20?? I saw them LIVE 3x.. Portland 1991, Seattle 93, L.A. Cal-93.. I will allways hold that memory!
Y'all wanna argue....all I have to say is that Jerry and Layne were MAGIC together. There will never be anything like them, ever again. RIP, my beloved Layne, and Jerry, I love you, always and forever. You are the singer of my soul, you say all the things I have inside me. <3
Jerry is like the chill dad that is an assistant coach for little league that everyone liked more than the head coach