Alice In Chains - Love, Hate, Love - Live at the Moore - REACTION

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

Best vocalist of the 90's. Nobody else is even close

[@Lunacyk]

Possibly Cornell, right behind him.

[@luisresendes2431]

Its layne and cornell...both they're were the best....and after yu have cobain vedder..and wood ..scott weiland...and others....layne was other level with cornell.....r.i.p all of them..

[@ThePaTuXi]

Eddie Vedder?

[@geminib2665]

Most definitely agree. Layne will be my fav of ALL time.

[@jaxonmoon9815]

My opinion it goes like so Layne Cornell Vedder Cobain In terms of vocal capabilities

[@sunsungoaway]

This is how I like to remember him. Looking young and healthy and sounding phenomenal

[@stickem721]

Same here. You summed up it perfectly as a description of him at this time. I hope he is somehow, some way, watching all of us appreciate his & his band mates' work while he's smiling and being happy & at ease.

[@ArinmarDeKaldenoc]

just to bad that he is full on Speedball even there..and just sings about this hate love hate love to it. This deep passion makes him that good..but still its sad

[@dishy5901]

He always sounded phenomenal, but in his later life, he was less phenomenal.

[@jameshoughtaling2103]

SpikE Spiegel Yeah I’m sure you were fuckin backstage with him before the show.. You don’t know shit so please stfu dude.

[@spokenbycecilia984]

James Houghtaling tell that fucking idiot again

[@DA-wr9uy]

Layne Staley deserved the same amount of attention as Kurt Cobain. Edit: thanx guy I didn’t think I’d get this many likes.

[@Sadistiq]

Dennis Allen Even more..

[@austinrobinson101]

Amen

[@blackbird5787]

He didn't want attention, he wanted more and more heroin.

[@mr.motivation3797]

Kurt was junk. Just a passing trend that was over exploited to the masses.

[@souldry]

Way way more.

[@Enrique.510]

“I wish I could see him live”. Bro. Me too. 😔

[@SatishKumar-mr8ze]

Enrique Salazar y th gy.

[@ryanchristofferson6633]

Saw them in 92 opening for Van Halen in the Tacoma Dome. They were better than Van Halen.

[@davidpacholski7144]

I seenAIC in 1990 on this tour in CT

[@B20V-SOL]

We all do. I wish I was born ten years ago.

[@B20V-SOL]

You're gonna love the concert. You won't even hear Duvall sing the crowd will sing Layne's parts. It's magical.

[@BegToDiffah]

"Hold on.... HOLY SHIT!!!" Yep, that says it all.

[@Jfricke8]

BegToDiffah that made me smile so hard 🤣

[@ashleymcmeakin8590]

Me too!!

[@garyglass7406]

Layne was one of those performers that didnt have to "put on an act" for his audience. He was original and true to himself. He put himself out there in the purest form. You gotta love him for it.

[@nicholaskruger9460]

Purist form. Loaded on alcohol cocaine and heroin? Very pure?

[@seemsgood85]

I get chills when I hear this live version. Rest in peace Layne.

[@menotyou4678]

sebtown558 same....

[@iaccusegodforthemurderofet8406]

I know right amazing

[@marciabaker87]

Absolutely amazing, and emotional version of this song. Layne is incredible in it.

[@demonofdeath2020]

gives me heart raise at you told me i was the only one all the time

[@stubbs5969]

Layne was an addict for a long time, he was heavy and authentic. He felt that shit and he could make you feel it. Jerry was always the brains that kept it all together.

[@metalmcfly7312]

I was very fortunate to see Alice in Chains on Oct 17, 1991 at the Capitol Center in Landover Maryland as they opened for Van Halen on the For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge tour. At the time, the only song they had in the mainstream was Man in the Box. The entire arena was empty as people were buying beers and merch during their 45 min set and luckily I stayed in my seat to listen to them. Everyone of those people didn't realize the future legends they were missing. The band blew me away and Layne was absolutely incredible live. A night I will never forget for as long as I live.

[@cyborgar15]

I seen Alice n Chain around this time in Denver. When i saw them, Layne had a cast on his leg and they had a couch on stage for him to sit on although he never used it..

[@TheMattc999]

Metal McFly always stay for the opening bands. I've seen so many openers that blew the headliners out of the water it's ridiculous. Alice in chains, guns n roses, and suicidal tendencies to name a few, and I'm not THAT old, I just got started REALLY early thanks to my sister (who IS that old😁).

[@jasonwilliams6005]

Saw them on the same tour in Pittsburgh. They were incredible.

[@HamMan1997The2nd]

Nice! 10 mins from where I grew up!

[@Wrangzilla]

Saw them the same year at the Clash Of The Titans Tour. They opened up for Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax.....

[@TheProphegy]

Layne in his prime. Unbeatable. AIC, my favorite band of the ‘90s. The best of the Seattle movement and that says a lot.

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

Thanks from Seattle!!#RIPLayneStaley

[@auunnfkristjansson6738]

AIC are up there with Pink Floyd, Sabbath and such

[@jacobcarter1216]

Bleed the freak by Alice in Chains

[@phillyg9697]

Awesome live performance ❤

[@overnightgrowth]

Ditto

[@0077hp]

Agreed, this version is better than the studio. I think almost all the songs at this concert are way better than the album version.

[@lincebizantino1177]

Undertow - Pain Of Salvation ;)

[@Bubbaj5683]

Live at the Moore is the greatest performance to date

[@Melophile74]

10:12 dude is a Legend! Him and Chris Cornell, Andy Wood, Jeff Buckley, Scott Weiland, and Kurt Cobain are all Legends! R.I.P. all these Legends!

[@coo4231]

Heard island of summer? Andy wood n chris cornell? Sigh..

[@caggy521]

and Shannon Hoon

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

You forgot Chester Bennington.

[@riparianranger11]

Sadly Mark Lanegan is on that list now. Legendary vocalist and songwriter. Layne and Kurt were both close friends with him. RIP to all these amazing artists and everyone else from that era who is no longer with us.

[@tracylewis2765]

Man, I’m SOOOOO thankful you are truly feeling AIC. You’re absolutely right. Layne’s power came from all his pain. He was truly a tortured soul. The worst part, for the band, as far as I’m concerned, is that they got very little recognition during the first part of their career. They came from Seattle. The big grunge scene. But they didn’t fit the mold. They don’t fit ANY MOLD. Sound Garden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam. All of them got the recognition. Where as AIC was either to heavy, or just didn’t fit in. Either way, they didn’t really catch on until later. As you can see, Layne put 100% into all his work. It was just to much for him to carry. RIP Layne.

[@them2002]

They were just as popular as every grunge band during the 90s. The difference was that Layne made it nearly impossible to tour after the one for Dirt. So that buzz from the live shows wasn't there. I was very happy when they decided to reinvent the band after Layne died. They got to make up for lost time.

[@eugeniav4721]

To me they were the most popular especially being 13 & hearing Facelift for the 1st time..his voice was mesmerising to me the lyrics.. the sound..so original..so real & timeless 💞

[@kevinkibbe2679]

When I was in high school he was popular even before his death which shocked us

[@adamgilmore7081]

Not sure what you mean about gaining popularity late. They had a huge following from the start. Everybody I knew was a fan of AIC. Dirt reached #6 on the Billboard charts. There have just been way more people born since then to also gain an appreciation for them.

[@jasong6967]

Tracy Lewis AIC was huge back then. WTF are you talking about?

[@DaisyboBaisy1]

Layne is untouchable in this performance. God and master of his craft. I too would give ANYTHING to see him live.

[@matthewmohri9990]

Mad Props for you showing massive respect for Layne Staley.

[@seelenwinter6662]

ktf... all songs about pain... thats correct... but isnt it by far more sad, that so much people feel that pain too and can understand word for word what he was feeling... thats the sad fact...

[@mimixownzall]

In an interview with Jerry Cantrell, Jerry said that Layne's voice was so powerful, that you could hear his voice separate from the speakers.

[@cydrych]

Before I even watch I just want to thank you for doing this one. 👍🏻✌🏻

[@kaistaley5259]

Yes thanks so much🙏.. this is my favorite . And personaly i prefere watch in live and Feel more the emotions... R.I.P🙏✨. From France...

[@menotyou4678]

Robert Baldwin yes!

[@sebastienlavoie9334]

Layne Staley was and still my all-time favorite singer.

[@benaskrensintellect332]

the GOAT

[@Angela-sq1jz]

Me too. No doubt.

[@HildeAzul]

Mine too.

[@j.d.6847]

Truly the best singer of the 90's!!!!!

[@kingexclusivo]

Chris Cornell was better

[@sethjudkins4229]

@that record, stop smoking crack, and come back to reality.

[@freeman7079]

Depends what you like. Chris Cornell has a wider range, but singers like Layne Staley and Maynard Keenan have a more consistent voice when they perform live. I prefer Layne over everyone else from the 90s. I like how his high notes aren’t a falsetto....the top of his range is just as powerful as the bottom. No fluctuation, where as Cornell is sometimes shaky up high. Maynard’s vocal style is a lot like Staley’s in that he doesn’t use falsetto to hit the top of his range; and his range is consistently strong.

[@lavurei-520]

@@freeman7079 That is very true. Everyone knows Cornell had a higher range, but Live, is where it's at. And Layne delivered flawlessly everytime. His voice was also alot more powerful, Yes Cornell had a powerful voice too, but high notes tend to sound louder...but if you just listen and compare, very few singers can come close to Layne's vocal power live.

[@chrisharris7931]

@@sethjudkins4229 It's a matter of opinion. I prefer Layne but it would be easy to make a case for Chris Cornell being better. Really easy.

[@FormulaKimball]

6:56 "HOLD ON, BRUH! HOLD ON, HOLY SHIT!!" Yeaaaah!! Great reaction, as always you really add new appreciation to material that was already epic and a favorite of mine. Great job, Preston!!

[@jeffloucks2120]

That point damn near makes me tear up every time.

[@brianadams429]

@King ktf, you ever have your neighbors come knocking on your door from your hold on bruh? Great reation

[@luckycharm5757]

Hilarious 😂😆

[@christianhackl474]

Hooold onnn bruuuuuuuuuhhhhh!!

[@deviousraul]

I laughed at this 4 years ago and i still laugh today, holy shit

[@Aprilpie13]

It warms my heart to hear you speak genuinely about Layne. He definitely was a voice of raw, pure emotions. Wish I was old enough to see them back in the 90's.

[@dvpe]

I'm really glad the respect shown to this great artist... dude, you reacted way more sincere and respectful than anyone doing alike work on you tube... you gained two thumbs up... you rock man, thank

[@dvpe]

yeah! she's really good and there is no way to deny how hard she might workout everyday to improve herself, besides that when you watch all the shuffle dancers videos she is way better that those... she moves and swing like no one can do, very athletic and fast, she really got controls of what her body does... mesmerizing!

[@gundolarry]

@@dvpe wtf?

[@Jess-ky8mp]

Your face! I love watching people react to this song, but the look of awe on your face is priceless!

[@efakter1]

Layne Staley belts out vocals effortlessly. Love Alice In Chains

[@brendontompa-clinch2306]

Best reaction channel on youtube hands down. You have a genuine passion for music that brings a smile to my face. Its so much fun watching you discover music you enjoy, or moves you in some way.

[@soulsinkpen3964]

TOTALLY agree

[@azja6666]

Brendon Tompa-Clinch yes, i think the same!

[@stepheng887]

Frankensteins Lab is my favourite but they're not music based. Just started watching this channel and he seems pretty genuine 👍

[@jeremyburton2352]

Dude, I have watched this reaction at least 15 times and when he kicks it in I crack up every time in tears 😂, it looks like you’re riding a wave

[@chrissimpson6701]

Me too, I get the biggest laugh from it. It's priceless.

[@kosmokenny]

You really need to check out Layne with Mad Season. The whole Above album is incredible.

[@BazookaToe]

I came to the comments to say the same thing! Good call

[@devenscience8894]

Some great songs on that album, including the title track.

[@tracylewis2765]

I completely agree. That album is badass.

[@letters5002]

🔥River of Deceit🔥

[@vhugom]

Wake Up!!! amazing song.

[@emotionallyexhausted1410]

The look on your face as you were listening was priceless. You can see the emotion and can tell you're really "feeling this shit" - as you say. Love it. 🤘🏼

[@triscuitinanutshellhumber1283]

THIS IS THE VIDEO WE WERE ALL WAITING FOR!!!

[@roberttater898]

Jerry Cantrell on that guitar though!!!! Dayum!!! Love this version! R.I.P. always Layne!

[@ajbrown5247]

Robert Tater killed it!

[@earlbroussardjr]

Robert Tater Jerry is da man!!!

[@pipefitter353]

"Don't follow" is to me their saddest and most painful song!!!! The music was a result of their pain. Masterpiece!!!!!

[@beesnort4944]

pipefitter353 definitely!!!

[@aLittleBitter.]

Dirt

[@suryclind]

That's my song...our song. I really have no words; I just can't 💗

[@nickjohnson5202]

@@aLittleBitter. ... He reacted to Dirt already

[@alminstall79]

Phenomenal song musically and lyrically!

[@pre4122]

I don’t know why, but I’ve spent my afternoon watching people react to AIC and in particular, Layne’s legacy. I’ve wiped tears from my eyes today. It warms my heart to see people experience what I feel when I hear their music. And please don’t take this the wrong way, but I especially enjoy seeing black people react to it. Layne and AIC broke through barriers. And hearing him today is hard. We lost a legend and I’m sad we won’t get to hear him any more, yet I feel the pain he felt being alive. It makes me wonder if he had never touched drugs, if he would have been as good as he was. So should I be happy that he chose to? I don’t know. So much emotion. I loved your video and reaction. Thanks!

[@ColinPaxton]

^^me today.

[@michaelmauldin4044]

That was his cross to bare and having carried that cross myself it's a place I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy but great pain inspires the greatest art because it is the one thing we all feel and it touches that part of you that is primal

[@jacencib]

I thinks it is fair to say that he would never had wrote these great lyrics if he hadn't touched heroin. Became an addict and experienced all the suffering and the pain that comes with it. Despite most people he was at least able to express those feelings in his passion for music. Thanks for that Layne!

[@leafsfan1728]

This is the performance that put Layne Staley amongst the all time best vocalists!! React to more AIC!!

[@vickiholder502]

I cry almost every time I hear this song. Layne made you feel everything he felt

[@nwmonk3105]

YES! I was at that concert!!! #Seattle

[@TheAndreluizcarneiro]

Sure you were...

[@lanecore75]

Lucky bastard

[@ryantherusskie]

You were the guy who yelled "uphill", right? :D

[@alexhennigh5242]

Lol the salt

[@LMFW]

lucky

[@glennecastle3502]

I love how he just listens. He knows that this performance is epic and didn’t want to miss any part of it!

[@melindasmith1529]

So glad you finally listened to it. It is one of his best performances ever in my opinion!!! His voice holds so much hurt and pain that it makes me sad!! My favorite ever...❤️

[@michaelmauldin4044]

Yeah every time I watch it I wish I could've just gave him a hug and thanked him for having the courage to not only go to that place but to bare his soul the way he did had to be emotionally exhausting.

[@timheetland8661]

Straight up the best song ever performed live. This one is timeless. Put it in the time capsule. Pure gold.

[@phillyg9697]

I'm glad you chose this to react to. Without fail I get goosebumps every time I see this video. Man, I miss Layne 😢

[@troycartrayvick]

"Man I wish I could see him live" Me too brother, me too.

[@Lordiesel]

One of their best. What a voice. Truly a loss to music

[@katwebbxo]

One of his best performances of all time. RIP Layne 💕

[@patrickbernardy3100]

Your reaction to this song is how I feel every time I watch this moment. I enjoyed sharing it with you. You earned my sub, bro. I love Layne, too. And always will.

[@lesleybaughman697]

Ah, this song still gives me chills. So sad I never got to see them live back in the day. Hard for me to listen to these songs these days because it puts you in a different state of mind.

[@brandonelkin3166]

Layne Staley was also in a supergroup called Mad Season try there 2 songs WAKE UP and RIVER OF DECIET,,

[@ashleyCortez24]

Brandon Elkin I cry every time I listen to wake up 😭

[@MegaFisgon]

Wake up 😭😭

[@brettsmith724]

Yea' you need to hear ""river of deciet"" when Layne was with the other group he was. In mad season

[@rinoluciani9731]

Also Long Gone Day, the live version

[@justinebroderick8358]

All the artists in the Mad Season are great in their own way he was great even doing drugs he could still perform

[@hodgod1056]

I'm nearly 50 and I've seen some truly great performances and this performance is right up there with the very best. Lane Staley's performance reminds me of 70's front men like Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin and Paul Rodgers from Free. Amazing vocalist and stage craftsmanship. RIP Lane. A true great.

[@SETHIIIBOIII]

i have never clicked on a notification so fast in my life

[@lisajohnson521]

Hahahaha me neither. I hurt myself and scared the dog.

[@knk1989]

I stopped doing dishes so quick when i seen that notification. Always stop for aic🤗

[@linzyaz920]

Me 3.

[@ebozyn]

The most real, like totally genuine music reaction on the net, not just youtube.

[@fullmetalfreedom]

I come back to this reaction every year. So real and pure genuine

[@abacus999]

Hey man. Thanks for this. It really means something for those of us who grew up with this to see someone react to it for the first time with fresh eyes. Thanks for the real feelings and the honesty. It's refreshing.

[@Shinwaable]

I saw them on this tour. They were young and hungry with their first album just out and they were slaying it on stage.

[@Dekamerx]

One of the best live moments for Alice in Chains right here, Layne was at his peak.

[@diveplane05]

This brought tears to my eyes. AIC is one of my all time favorites! Thank you for reacting to this song and video! Keep up the good work! You rock! Peace to you! ✌🏻

[@islesfan24]

Nobody was better live then Layne. The power and emotion was raw bro. Now give us your reaction to AIC Junkhead live from the early 90’s

[@phillyg9697]

That song is a sad testament to too much money and too many drugs. But the song is crazy good. 👍

[@wizardsweb6453]

islesfan24 what he said👆

[@danieldv6171]

Have you ever heard the demo-version of Junkhead? If not, just do it, your jaw will seriously drop. ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXutYpeQfqueapI

[@ericpirillo7260]

@@danieldv6171 thanks

[@danieldv6171]

@@ericpirillo7260 you're welcome! :)

[@ContentGarbageCan]

Dude, I can tell you felt the emotion that Laynes voice exerts.

[@dfbovey]

Great song that Layne just takes to a different level live. One of the best vocal performances of all time right here.

[@ashleyCortez24]

Yasss best reaction I’ve seen yet on Alice In Chains. This is personally my favorite live performances from when they were at the Moore theater. Have fun at the concert though man🤘🏾 R.i.p Layne Stayley and Mike Starr

[@linzyaz920]

So very happy you reacted to this! I requested this live version so many times! I knew you'd appreciate it bruh! SO AWESOME!!!🤘🏻🎶 RIP LAYNE.⚘

[@rileygraham1506]

thank you for doing this reaction. you can really feel layne's emotion through his powerful vocal performance. love the video bro

[@laz44laz44]

"Hold it, hold on bro, holy shit" lmfao!!! flawless victory my dude.

[@russellgentile4719]

"A true master at his craft" So true and well said. He was one of the best and yet underrated his entire career. He was so good it did him in. He was able to reflect on all the darkness to sing music that perhaps has no emotional rival save a few other big named bands. Thank you.

[@hollyhayes1313]

You might like Pantera (Cemetery Gates), and Jinjer (Pisces), if you don't already.

[@adityag.shandhilya1427]

Thank you Brother to react on this marvelous piece of art.... He is man of raw force

[@DeanAlbenze]

Awesome channel and awesome reaction, thank you for being real!

[@TrillaDilla410]

Can anyone remember how great the 90s actually were?!! I miss it so bad! Turning 41 this year and God I feel so old!

[@dickcnormous4202]

Rock pretty much died at the end of the 90s. There has not been anything original or significant since . The Seattle grunge explosion was the last creative burst for rock.We have suffered computerized bubblegum pop music with auto tune , lip syncing and lyrics that sound like they were written by a third grader for the past 20 years. No soul, no groove,no musical skill, no heavy stage presence, no prolific song writers. Its pathetic. Joe Bonamassa and Chris Stapleton are about the only real music out there today.

[@studdpuppy85]

Everything you said, is how we all feel about Layne. A true legend taken from us too early!

[@jaeson05]

Love Jerry's performance as much as Layne's. Dude plays his heart out.

[@rick8141]

Hey man! I’ve seen many reactions to this performance and you got it right. You are clearly a fan of the band, you use good sound quality in your video, and the energy in your reactions reminds me of how I felt when I first heard it. Thank you!

[@beesnort4944]

I just appreciate your passion for music so very much Preston!❤️

[@willo7734]

You’re a good man King KTF and you have a great ear for music. Happy I stumbled across your channel. You’re also bringing me back to songs I loved in my teens. Keep making videos.

[@Stingsabres]

Man did I get a kick out of this reaction!!! "Hold on, HOLY SHIT" !!! You know bro, he meant it, so did you ! Love it!

[@edhuskins171]

This is one of the best examples of a singer making everyone one feel what the song means to him and letting them interpret the song for themselves at the same time.

[@MattieD]

Also Congrats on 200k Subs, you earned it!

[@numberonepun6969]

Subscribed purely because of your reaction to this. So many people do these reaction videos but you can tell they are rehearsed, I felt you feeling this! And yes, the live version seeps into your body through your heart. He cant be replaced. Another drug casualty.

[@clintkirchner2742]

That right there folks is why Layne is one of the best singers of all time..

[@mariek130]

I love your reaction! Thanks for not interrupting too many times during the song. It is such a loss, I never saw him live, and so wish I'd had.

[@phlc2580]

rain when i die

[@melaniejordan1199]

This was my favorite live performance, even over the MVP unplugged performances. His voice was sick, his mouth was wide and his EYES WERE OPEN! RIP, Layne. What a tremendous loss.

[@jacobchism3035]

Man in the Box. AIC

[@soulsinkpen3964]

I was LITERALLY ABOUT TO TYPE THIS

[@monicajean37]

yes the live one ABC IN CONCERT 91 is one of there best live performances.

[@GamingBlake2002]

@@soulsinkpen3964 You should. The more comments, the more likely he is to see it

[@ItsNikoHimSelf]

Jey-ey-esus Chriiiist, that'd be nice!

[@jboogie9469]

C'mon guys, we're well past that. The best AIC songs are usually not on the radio

[@epdonohue]

When I hear layne in this video, I get chills!!! RIP.

[@freeman7079]

“All his songs are about pain” Yes, and when you take into consideration his heroin addiction and how he died and wasn’t found for days and days as his body decomposed...his lyrics become extremely spooky. They almost feel like a harbinger in retrospect.

[@redmonkey477]

its fucking sad. i read somewhere he wasnt found for 2 weeks. 2 WEEKS. he was already decomposing, his mum came to his house and had seen him like that... fucking depressing. R.I.P Layne, you're still missed all these years later.

[@Steveo3332]

And Girl friend died to. He wrote a song about called Died. It was so sad.

[@runeghost4264]

Thanks for posting one of the most genuine and intelligently filmed reaction videos ever posted. Your reaction is 110% real and anyone seeing it can tell the respect and affection you have for Layne. You truly are a fan of the band and I cannot wait to see your reaction to more Alice in Chains videos. You should truly react to Shame in You. Its very powerful, dark and gives a rarely seen insight to Layne's last days.

[@lavurei-520]

Hell Yes!! Preston, thank you for this reaction! It was about time. And anything Alice in Chains live is good, one of the only exceptions

[@thomaswilliams6392]

I remember 16 and 18 dollar concert tickets. Some of the best I've seen.. and alot I missed. Don't kick urself.. enjoy what was given from all artist. There is no expiration date 👍

[@ledsabbazepplath3889]

6:56 “HOLD ON BRUH HOLD ON HOLY SHIT !!!” That’s exactly the reaction i expected

[@Midemysoul]

Thanks a ton for checking out and bringing light to an absolute legend. A fun fact for you, Layne's mother described his voice as "razor blades wrapped in velvet," and I dont think that could be anymore prevalent than in this performance. Nice work man!

[@corydrentlaw9690]

Definitely bleed the freak live.... frogs unplugged.... yeaaahhhh.....love hate love.....U got the right reaction like always preston....

[@willy565]

YES! DO FROGS UNPLUGGED!!!

[@eb1184]

agreed, also: junkhead live!!!

[@eb1184]

and of course “would”, both unplugged or a regular live performance!

[@akreed78]

I keep waiting for him to do the live version of Bleed The Freak. It’s amazing!

[@FxBIGDAWG]

2nd junk head live

[@victorabiseid8026]

I watch this reaction at least once a week. Thank you

[@rxqueen1540]

hearing how you talk about layne makes me tear up. knowing i’ll never be able to see him perform live, hurts so much

[@MrJeffwards]

This live version in particular is THE way to experience this song. You did more than right. This is easily in in my top 3 best live performances of all time.

[@snoophogg1177]

Preston you are becoming the Layne of reaction channels. Keep it up brother.

[@briantillman2812]

You are the undisputed king of reactions my friend. You always bring it. Another great reaction, and what a performance by Layne Staley.

[@Zilla-1]

I seen them in concert here in Dallas he had a broken leg did the whole show in a wheelchair.

[@twirlingparasol_]

King... You just seriously warmed my heart with your reaction. It's evident in your face; you feel every little bit of it. I'm glad you make these videos. This is my favorite song, and the way you reacted is exactly how I feel. Props for being a true music lover... You feel that. Rock on, man. ❤️

[@MattieD]

YESSSSS BRO, IVE BEEN WAITING FOREVER, I requested this ages ago, Im so fckin jacked! THANK YOU!

[@jessicalund5190]

Same!

[@jennifermartin40]

You picked an amazing song to watch live! Absolutely one of my favorite live performances from them. I could listen to this song over and over again

[@tyroneevans3202]

An absolute classic AIC track. Good memories.

[@therealcyberius]

How you only have 200K subs is beyond me man. You should have over a million easy! I love your passion for music mate!

[@robertbradshaw5281]

Mad season live at the moore man. More layne at his best

[@thatsriiight5047]

unfortunately the videos not on youtube anymore

[@razzberripatriot1776]

I was just about to suggest Mad Season and obviously someone always beats me to it lol I will just concur the sentiment....and go further to suggest "Wake Up" off of that Mad Season album. Almost like Layne's cry for help...makes my eyes tear up everytime I hear it.

[@skeeterskeet4093]

I’ve been watching a lot of these reaction videos lately, and I have to say that yours is the best. You don’t over do it and you keep it real. When you can check out “Bleed the Freak” , it’s from the same concert.

[@azja6666]

Thank you Preston.

[@Solange5Cornell]

You are my favorite song reaction guy! Always so honest & into every song you listen to. Respect to your insight 🙏