ALICE IN CHAIN - MAN IN THE BOX - Scotsman Reaction - First Time Listening

[@Sigma1_969]

Haven't even watched your reaction yet and i already gave a like.. wtf does anyone expect....its fkn Alice In Chains.

[@laurielil21]

Goodmorning Mr Scottsman! Love your Channel and your reactions! I can understand you Perfectly! You Caught me With Alice in Chains. I am Elle. From San Antonio Texas USA. WELCOME 😅 Reactions from you are Awesome 👌 👏 😎..so WELCOME!

[@dasninjastix]

Layne is the voice of pain. Jerry's guitar is the sound of encroaching darkness. Their music will never not be relevant. Not in this world. Alice in Chains was and is the best group out of the grunge scene no matter how you define the genre. Best vocalist. Best Guitarist. Best drummer. Best songwriting. F*k the critics and those that discounted Layne for being an addict. They're the same people that admonished Cobain for his singing and playing until he acheived superstar status then lamented his passing to sell magazines. AIC's discography and longevity speaks for itself. Even after Layne, Jerry's still writing killer songs.

[@gwall5971]

Welcome to the world of Alice in Chains! Many more like that one my friend! RIP Lane! Glad I found your channel.

[@SWpurgatory]

Soooo much more to Alice than Man in the Box. Listen to their unplugged RIP Layne❤

[@Parduck365]

Staley and Cornell had the power voices of the 90's. Staley had that voice up until his unfortunate demise. The 'Love Hate Love' live video shows how much raw power.

[@chriswren5045]

Lane never lost his voice, just his mind. His off-shoot band Mad Season was also great!

[@joshuatmanion8010]

Check out Down in a Hole from the Unplugged concert

[@ronsuper100]

Layne Staley never lost his voice. In the late 90s, he started losing his teeth, which caused a lisp. Laynes voice sounded just as great, if not better live than the studio albums. Alice in Chains live at the Moore Theater, MTV Unplugged, and Mad Season live are great examples of that.

[@selfishstockton6123]

Skip to 5:40

[@brikble]

No, he didn't lose his voice. If you watch Love, Hate, Love performance from the Moore Theater 1991, you will be blown away.

[@Gothmog8ap]

Well, you mentioned Tragedy and AIC in the same sentence. Off to a good start