Alice In Chains - Rain When I Die - Live Frankfurt 02.02.1993

[@cocabots]

Layne's voice is my drug of choice, always was, always will.

[@reneegilbert9110]

Same here dude! Love this song soo much

[@ARIAVOX107]

A very welcome new heroin

[@GrishaBassist]

Nice reference to Junkhead

[@cuzzinbri]

It just calls my naaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaeam

[@fabio62564]

Very good comparation

[@sandobg]

I don't have anything against Duvall, but man, when you hear Layne sing, it's - lights out. The difference in energy is like night and day. God damn, I miss Layne so much.....

[@AudioStorm_Music]

Same here :(

[@anthonymorales5482]

was that night and day reference a racial thing?? 😑😑 lol I kid I kid but yeah I agree, the feel when Layne sings it is much more real than when Duvall sings it.

[@jonathanrusso8240]

I think the main problem with Duvall is while vocally he tends to be spot on, he's to much of a fan of the band. What I mean by that is he looks so happy up there when he's singing, which is understandable because he is on stage with Alice in Chains. However, singing "Down in a hole" with a koolaid smile sucks the life right out of the song and makes it even more of an impossible task to sing with anywhere near the same emotion as Layne.

[@kat1york]

So crazy you would say that. I just commented on this song with Duvall and basically said the same thing. It's so true my Alice brother..

[@danathor99]

Totally agree with this, he looks like he's fronting some 80s hair metal band with all the dancing about, it's ruins the atmosphere of the songs. Don't get me wrong though, Duvall is a bloody great singer.

[@anamendes1507]

LAYNE himself is like an addiction... the moment you start listening to him you can´t just stop...

[@josecano9210]

Ana Mendes Layne Staley and Chris Cornell alike are an addiction to listen to

[@MrChiaboy]

Impossible to stop listening to Layne belt them out once you start

[@minox6minox697]

This is so true

[@adriannico3508]

That's right man

[@lukasvilla2657]

Agreed 🤝

[@santanalz]

"When Layne was on, no one could touch him" - Jerry cantrell. Nuff' said.

[@KarlSchoenefeld4]

This is one of those songs I REALLY wish they had done unplugged. This, Sea of Sorrow, and Damn That River would have been awesome.

[@spokenbycecilia984]

Minacious do you think he could’ve hit these notes? 😯

[@closertothestars]

claro sista! he always hit all the notes, even at the unplugged and mad season after that

[@revingsagvan5347]

Rotten apple too 😍

[@nemo7700]

i think the same, this one at the unplugged woul've been killer, junkhead too

[@simonelopespereira7174]

Not the same, but listen to the acoustic version of this by Dallas Green for the AIC MoPop performance in December 2020

[@socalartgal]

This is a great live performance of Layne singing "Rain When I Die." Just classic Alice. And for the record, it did rain in Seattle on the day when this beautiful spirit died.

[@AsharKoase]

Thank-you, I've been wondering this as of late.

[@katrinks6767]

I had been thinking about him lately going through my awfulness and wondered if t did thank you

[@SHx589]

It drizzled at 3-4am..

[@jessepowell5750]

@@SHx589that’s rain no?

[@MrCarpen7er]

Isn´t raining all the time in Seattle, specially in April ?

[@ChristophWegner-k1y]

I don't know how many times I've heard this refrain. Layne's play with highs, lows and that sad cry...No one can sing it like that, no one. 

[@ParkerKligerman177]

Layne had the best voice of the 90's in my opinion. Really not even close. I love Cobain, Cornell, Vedder, Weiland, Hoon, etc. etc. etc. but Layne's was just fucking stupendous.

[@partyboytimes]

@Cameron ^ Absolutely. Between Layne and Chris? That's a hard judgement to make, imo.

[@quintupleton]

Man I was just thinking this the other day… the only one else that seemed to come to mind was Cornell but still imo laynes at the top for me

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

I think overall, Chris Cornell's was the greatest, but Layne had a uniquely haunting quality to his vocals. Like the scream of suffering.

[@quintupleton]

@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns there is definitely things that Chris can do that layne couldn’t, and things layne could do that Chris couldn’t. I guess it just depends on who you feel more at the end of the day, both deserve an equal amount of credit for there talents.

[@MetalRider666]

ROB Halford rules the Universe

[@kevincarey1453]

This album (Dirt) was so powerful... and reached so many people. Wish he could have beat his demons.

[@mommyof3_908]

he now lives through so many, he has helped SO many. Maybe this was his life purpose. He certainly will not die in vain

[@ARIAVOX107]

I would trade all of the "musicians" that claim to be talented now, especially Kanye, just to have him back and have this band intact...ugh!!! Rock died hard...hopefully it's coming back with a new crop of true artists

[@lockandreload]

+Elizabeth Clarke Kanye is talented...he's an egomaniac and a douche, but if you're a hip-hop fan (which I'm guessing you aren't) his albums are fantastic.

[@mommyof3_908]

***** ur kidding, right?? How can u even tell with all the fucking autotune??

[@lockandreload]

Amy Cohen​ plenty of artists use Auto-Tune...some better than others. Ever hear of Justin Vernon? Of course you haven't. You probably have never listened to a Kanye album, typical hater.

[@dalegranda4315]

I was lucky enough to see Layne sing on two occasions I'm an old turd now, but I NEVER heard a better voice live in my 30+ years of going to live shows it is a shame we had to lose him so soon

[@-jb89-35]

You lucky bastard!

[@IvanDaniel28]

OMG dude... SO jealous! I would give ANYthing to have seen him perform just once!! 😢

[@mikedennis8213]

Check out Jay Buchanan with Rival Sons.

[@roxxanedtroyt1744]

@@mikedennis8213 i love rival sons ive seen them 3 times and i am seeing them the 23rd too and yet there is no comparing Layne to anyone.

[@mattthompson1876]

Maynard James is up there in my book, but sadly he can't rival Layne in many facets of singing.

[@jojohernandezGames]

when layne sang this song...he meant every word....he was in his darkest moments....dirt is a album you need to listen to when your at your lowest point....this and jar of flies....

[@CTheRevillusionS]

jojohernandezGames Amen to that. I’ve loved Dirt for a while now but when I recently hit an all time low in my life I felt every word on a different level.

[@misst9]

@Marcus Starman oof man. Rooster is a masterpiece. You might be right about it having a different mood than the rest of the album but the song is great.

[@MrPssst11]

Truth brotha

[@brysonsheldon]

I will gladly agree..those are my two favorite projects from the band

[@dragenthatch3623]

It means so much to me at the high points as well, the opinion of the album changes on if im high or low but it always speaks to me in a good way no matter what

[@Evan8D]

At 2:28 that rain improv is fucking amazing it’s a straight eargasm.

[@SuperYockster]

Layne holds back nothing. He fires into those high notes like his life depends on it. This is some hard shit but there are some beautiful harmonies here if you listen for them.

[@quintupleton]

Exactly, it’s so fkin raw

[@uriahuriah3792]

The best singers do it. It all comes from the lungs. It takes a lot of strength to shout in vocals. It's very awesome.

[@anselknight1866]

God bless my parents for having me be a swimmer and trombonist cuz now I can actually sustain loud shouts as a singer!!!!

[@moonylovesmusic]

I hear all of those beautiful harmonies ❤❤❤❤

[@MoriMori77]

2:26 , a vocal masterpiece

[@Rotttman]

Damn! 2:26 he drops her down to first gear and out of nowhere full throttle 6th gear . His range was phenomenal.

[@manuredrum4754]

@@Rotttman ok now i'm going to cancel all the comments in order to not ruining the vibe, we love the same music and artists, so there is no reason to ruin anything. You have your opinion, i have mine, peace and love anyway.

[@manuredrum4754]

@@Rotttman ok you left your comments, you're a poor idiot, i have no more doubts. Have a Good life buddy.

[@bee6122]

I specifically searched for this version bc I looove that he did that lol

[@vosoryan]

That low note sounds just as beautiful as the belted note

[@theophany1770]

​@@manuredrum4754yeah, he was struggling, still a legend though

[@sir7riscuit924]

2:24 is what makes him so special to my ears.. Layne does many improvisations in other songs too which makes their tunes that much better live. RIP man, this music is inspiration

[@kojimapromeatspin]

i agree 100%

[@TheAndreluizcarneiro]

Check out his performance of "Would?" at Singles Party, best improvisation ever.

[@jakekology1756]

Agreed, outstanding performance every time that man hit the stage or studio.. the passion an emotional presence in these songs could never be matched with out Layne himself walking you through it all, in the end his hand had a lot to do with these albums he was part of ...

[@MsJilsephonie]

this must be one of the hardest songs to perform another proof of Laynes greatness

[@jakekology1756]

Jerry standing there after second chorus , like goddam. Layne killing it. Amazing

[@sheldontravis5154]

He sounded live just as he did on records! Is there anyone better, i think NOT!!

[@winnie6203]

I have to disagree with part of this. He sounded way better live, which is almost unheard of. The man was the stuff of legends. Rock in peace Layne 1967-2002, agreed. NOBODY was better.

[@AcogSlyme]

When he switched harmony on the “I think it’s going to rain”, second chorus. 😮‍💨 chills

[@katrinks6767]

look at how far back these comments go I never brag but I have to say AIC fans from back in the day are the most dedicated and biggest hearted fans the comments will keep pouring in past this time i hope if his family both of their families Mike was mouth watering in many ways but that these comments make them happy to know what a permanent mark these men made inside so many people and how much it still hurts us that they are gone because we did know how special they were and miss them not too many people in the world can make you feel a certain feeling that makes your toes curl

[@amyamestoy3469]

Alice In Chains w/ Layne as the frontman will always hold a very special place in my heart. Through their music they have shown me that it's okay to learn how to accept this cruel, heartless, and cold reality that we all struggle to live in. Thanks to Adam Gontier's performance of Rooster, I was introduced to AIC.

[@-jb89-35]

I like how around 2:30 Jerry just looks at Layne and shakes his head like wtf man that was ridiculous.

[@layz_her2673]

insane man, love that part!

[@ruggersgirl10]

4:27 he just throttles it!

[@endureross7431]

I think he was more into the guitar but yea...Layne killed this...

[@robertmathis9792]

Layne was a freakin powerhouse no doubt about it! He is and always will be much missed...

[@ChevyAxel]

My cousin was always obsessed with this band, I never paid much attention to them until I became depressed. Dirt is my favorite album. Misery loves company and that’s why listening to dark shit cures and helps me

[@JohnnyBrannan]

Layne Staley is one of the greatest rock vocalists of ALL-TIME! long live A.I.C.

[@iseeu1980]

Layne's alternative version of the second chorus is hauntingly beautiful; first the power note, and the second time around that unexpected melody. It works in a such a strange way. If you watch Rock in Rio you will find another magical moment when they play It ain't like that and he does an alternative version there too that fucking rocks. Hugs and kisses, peace out...

[@danielemmanuel5380]

that song is really fucking hard to sing

[@rowdog80]

This guy was sooo talented... I don’t think he knew how good he was and what he possessed vocally. Even though he ruled the rock world back in his day, I feel he’s appreciated even more now when compared to some of the shit music we have to listened to today. Once in a lifetime talent.. mind blowing. Would give anything to bring him back. AIC!!!!

[@RedskinRiggo44]

I should have been born in 1970....would have been in my 20's when this brilliance came out. I'm 21 now, wtf do I have to listen to!?

[@djb5255]

I feel you, man. I just turned 25. Fortunately, bands like this and pearl jam and soundgarden are still making good music and touring. I saw the lightning bolt tour back in october and it was very good. Saw aic back in 2010 as well, very good. Willie D is great.

[@slmmdgg]

sorry brother I was there

[@patrick32ize]

slmmdgg me too class of 96 was a good era of music!

[@JimDandy69]

I fucking passed on seeing Nirvana the tour before Kurt killed himself.

[@trombon2006]

You have the internet and the ability to find literally anything that you might want to listen to easily. There's been good bands/artists that have come out since the 90s too. You have access to music that is not only out now, but you also have access to music that has come out since the record industry popped into existence and you can also find independent artists easily. The only thing that you're missing out on currently is the ability to see bands that aren't around anymore (or aren't as good as they once were) live, so it's silly to complain about being young and how you were born in the wrong generation. It's the best time to be alive for a music fan.

[@TheAppletaffy]

Layne Stayle...the voice of pain

[@closertothestars]

I mean c´mon, that second rain when I die is just perfection, best live vocal moment EVER. I keep replaying those 2 seconds :D

[@miseryisme]

the hook is my favorite AiC hook of all time, Layne hitting those notes on "name" and "rain" gives me chills every single time. And ive heard this song a LOT lol

[@SuperYockster]

try to sing this song...go ahead....just try to make some sort of sound that comes anywhere close to Layne....sheeze, this guy had a powerful voice

[@magneto44]

one of hardest male vocal songs ever

[@GordoDustin]

I can get through the whole thing, but certainly not with the same power and grit as Layne. Dude was such a powerhouse!

[@itskyyuuuu]

Dallas green sings it. And I like his version much better. City and color

[@santanalz]

My brother died introducing me to Lanye(long story). This is 15 years ago. I want to talk to them both. I wish I could. To hear them, and see their points of view. I love my brother and miss Layne. RIP both of you. Drink on.....

[@connorbushert1810]

I'll never get over how unbelieveable laynes voice was. One of the best to ever do it. RIP to a great guy and a great singer

[@patches6309]

If this song doesn't touch your soul, you don't have one! Rest In Power 4 Ever Layne.

[@hjd1539]

Obsessed with this performance of one of my top favorite aic songs. I love this performance in particular because of the way Layne sings the second chorus. Has anyone picked up on the variation? This is the only time I've ever heard him sing it this way. When he says "I think it's gonna rain" the gonna is drawn out a tiny tiny bit longer and he dips down before going up higher on the word rain. I don't know music notes so I don't know how else to describe it. But it gives me chills to the bones every time I hear it. Go to like 2:12 I think off the top of my head and brace yourself.

[@N1xon45]

Totally with you on that variation. I listen to this version over and over specifically just for that part. Layne's vocals always give me chills, but that part gives me chills on chills on chills.

[@andrewm3402]

He did that variation in other shows too. Try finding the Frankfurt concert from the same tour. He also did something similar for Man in the Box a few times. This is one of my favorite aic songs too, and probably my favorite album ever.

[@wereign9999]

God bless this band. God bless Layne. Hear the different harmony at 2:04 ??? Badass.

[@TheMichaelAlcantara]

2:26 OMFG ! \o/

[@brettkartinen2833]

improvisation that sounded just spot on

[@TheMichaelAlcantara]

This is so amazing !! :')

[@TheAndreluizcarneiro]

I fucking love Layne Staley!

[@caseyboone71]

Jerry’s reaction was like damn dude. lol

[@Chris-v4n2b]

420

[@aaronshafer]

Who in the fuck could give this a thumbs down? First off someone did this shit with a camcorder. Secondly, Layne was on point with those pipes. This is gold!

[@nikefanaddict]

its recorded. the day layne died in throughout the tri cities in wa 0.05 inches of rain fell. it really did rain when layne died. april in tri cities. think about it. look it up. took me about 15 mins to find out from multiple resources. layne was a titan. lemme rephrase that. LAYNE IS THE TITAN. THERE IS NONE OTHER!!! r.i.p. mike starr layne staley

[@chippchipp1]

How do you know when he died? Didn't they find his corpse apprx. 2 weeks after he died? (emphasis on "approximately")

[@nikefanaddict]

Yea they can easily find out time of death. Look it up

[@MustObeyTheRules]

Chip they are sure it was April 5th 02 when he died

[@ARIAVOX107]

It did rain I can confirm

[@aliceinmadseason2319]

Dustin Bennett its Seattle, it always rains. If it DIDNT rain, that would be news worthy

[@Devilsblood]

I was obsessed with 2 bands in the 90s: Soundgarden and Alice in chains.

[@yuritarded4774]

Jesus Christ Layne has to be my favorite singer to ever live. This is beyond sick.

[@Waxy_Lou]

Such a powerful voice. Thats what made 90s music so good.

[@AliceInPantera]

Good lord....this beats the everlasting shit out of the studio version

[@winnie6203]

Yes!!!

[@sandygoddard7478]

Sure does!

[@reverend07]

finally RAIN WHEN I DIE... one of the most incredible song of aic... i love this song... the duo of layne and cantrell made this one of the most greatest underrated songs u'll ever heard!!! aic 4ever

[@mosdeftones]

by the way, possibly the most beautiful vocal piece ever layed down by layne IMHO.

[@GordoDustin]

When I first started listening to AIC, I had only ever heard their big hits like rooster, would?, and man in the box. Recently, I realized I needed to check out the album DIRT and I ended up falling in love with the album. But this one, by far was my favorite. Awesome drum signatures, and crazy powerful vocals. This band is something else.

[@redmonkey477]

i know im 7 years late but too true man. when i started listening it was mainly Man In The Box, Rooster, Would? and Down In A Hole. checked out the whole album and i kid you not i listen to every single song on there with the exception of Untitled because its 40 seconds of screaming and throwing instruments around

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

Yeah, as a kid I used to only listen to the hits of bands, but when I grew up, I only listen to albums.

[@adamgee4671]

I know I am 10yrs late guys, but I too am the exact same. Didn’t give the whole album a chance until 1 year ago now I am absolutely addicted. It is incredible.

[@MsJilsephonie]

One and only Layne Thomas Staley best Singer songwriter and frontman to ever walk this earth

[@Loud_And_Clear_My_Dear]

On my shitty days, I try to stay positive and keep myself from feeling down, and Layne's voice is the only one that always soothes me.

[@WERKIT69]

Chills and it's summer. God I can't understand why he would leave us so soon. Grateful to be a part of his lifetime. Orlando Lollapolooza I will never forget.

[@δεθαρθειΣταντε]

i really love how layne actually SCREAMS.

[@briannunya1131]

If we have any scientists in here or music theory people, I would really like to know why the bit at 2:26 sounds so fucking incredible. Some kind of harmony or something. Should have sung it like that on the album. P.s. song is not nearly as well known as is should be. Top 10 maybe top 5.

[@AlanDoveKarting]

The note he sings is down to the C# which is in the A chord which Cantrell plays rather than the higher A so that explains the harmonic element. Layne is also blessed by angels. I also think the crowd are singing the A and somehow it just sounds epic as a harmony. It adds a weird choral effect that you don't usually hear on an AIC track.

[@carolineroggenbuck9381]

Agree. Layne live sends one on an AiC binge. To be fair, the studio album version is still excellent. I do agree with you in regards to this being an underrated song. The other underrated ones for me are "Rotten Apple," "Confusion," "Am I Inside," "Head Creeps," "Frogs," and "Shame in you."

[@penguinoid5635]

This voice.... awesome We miss you, Layne...

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

"I think it's going to *LAAAAAAAYNE* when I die!"

[@yuritarded4774]

Alice In Chains with Layne will be my favorite band until the end of time.

[@DestinStrahan]

ive watched this thing like 20 times and ive gotten chills every time when layne breaks into the first chorus , he was fucking amazing

[@gemainchains]

this gave me chills layne's voice was amazing, no way nobody can replace him

[@Scorchy0]

I got the chills from listening to this

[@georgiahernandez3310]

It’s still raining Layne🖤 It’ll rain for the rest of our days. I hope you found peace🤍

[@6u..]

the man's voice..jesus f***ing christ,every time hearing it just blows my mind..the only thing we can do is helplessly attempt to sing with this creative soul that came up with such incredible harmonies..

[@jackroark6928]

wow, this footage is priceless!

[@Alerisa83]

you're welcome! I really wanted to see more layne shows here on youtube, that's why I'm uploading some...expecially young kids have to see how it was with him...

[@yuritarded4774]

This video is absolutely insane😳🤯

[@jimmykelinum8955]

At 2:43 Jerry Cantrell looks at Layne and shakes his head.

[@arkopan334]

No replacement for this guy!!!

[@pricha24]

this and "dam that river" = most underrated songs on Dirt...no doubt.

[@jamesmorrison3521]

Studio Layne was awesome. Live Layne, on days when he was feeling strong, was the most amazing thing I’ve ever heard. He just poured himself out, so effing raw and unchained.

[@herve_p_SLW]

29 years old.... Always love...

[@bigdave7467]

I just saw AIC in Charlotte, NC last night. William DuVall is absolutely amazing. Of course he's not Layne. But the guy does this song, as well of the rest of them, legitimate justice. I'll admit that he seemed a little bit shaky when he first joined the band. Now, that's not the case. He's grown into his role beautifully. They sounded flawless. Period. I think it's great that they're back and playing these songs.

[@Nahmanimkewl]

This comment is 13 years old but I just wanted to say that I was also at this show in charlotte when they first got back together. I was 16 and couldn’t believe they were back together and how incredible they sounded. Cheers bro hope the past 13 years have been good to you

[@robmeklosky1733]

That first scream literally gave me chills, his voice cuts through all that music and the fuzziness of the old video

[@MsJilsephonie]

theres no chance anybody would hate on layne c'mon this guy was a pure genius

[@chrissimpson6701]

Happy 53rd birthday Layne, Grunge god.🤘🖤🤘🖤

[@jakenielsen88]

damn. those melody changes were beautiful

[@hotghettoliquid]

Incredible sound quality from such a lo-fi old school recording. Lane just going full bore and Jerry with that grinding tone! Nothing can compare to this Dirt when it was released to the masses and melted our faces. I love you 'Chains!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chrisbyars7562]

One of my all time favorite bands

[@tbagg1000]

SO FUCKING GREAT !!! AWESOME !! BRASIL LOVEs AIC

[@durvalnascimeno4677]

concerteza BRASIL ama AIC!!!

[@crustjunkie]

so many Brazilians like grunge music

[@mommyof3_908]

+Seattle Grungie man..aic live in brazil, 93 i believe, livest fucking crowd ive ever seen in my entire life. Awesome, guys..keep showing the love!! 👊

[@tbagg1000]

+Amy Cohen oh thanks.. that show was epic!!

[@mommyof3_908]

Gustavo Andre i agree! just speaking the truth!! 😍💜

[@lopey5035]

Not enough credit being given to Jerry here. Absolutely on top of those riffs. Not a note out of its place. Dudes a certified Rock God.

[@danielplainview4587]

one of their best songs. so sick

[@nocontextmemes2617]

cant wait to use my wah, first song I'm learning with it.... PS: want this played at my funeral.

[@andreaferigo]

WE attended to a live gig in the same tour in Milan..it was december 1992 at the Rolling Stone..they were being opened by the Screaming Trees..I loved both of them..

[@LayneStaleyFan7]

I love Mad Season too bro. Wake up is one of my favorite songs from them. Do like Chris Cornell a lot too. He's def one of my all time favorite singers. There will never be another singer like Layne. His voice was not only unique, but it just blew everyone else's voice out of the water. Even when he was doped up and high, he still sang better than most other singers on this planet. He was truly one of a kind. Doubt there will ever be another singer/talented man like him in our generation.

[@jtabor13]

To come back out takes a lot of heart, That new singer had huge shoes to fill, hes got balls, the whole band does for that, Iam happy their still rocking. Great Music Great band, and even better people.

[@onkel44lekno]

one of the best songs in history of music. layne's the man. what a voice. greatest singer of all time.

[@-jb89-35]

Layne is king. That is all.

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

This is the only AiC song with songwriting credits given to all 4 band members.

[@saratoole9907]

You can see that Jerry is totally blown away by Layne throughout their european tour. Holy hell. The power coming out of Layne is freaking unreal. ALICE is off the chain here. This tour is fire.

[@Maddieanddanny]

Such a fucking gift to have a voice like that.. unbelievable.

[@anelisethomas1547]

Is she ready to know my frustration? What she slippin' inside, slow castration I'm a riddle so strong, you can't break me Did she come here to try, try to take me Did she call my name? I think it's gonna rain Oh, when I die Was it something I said, held against me? Ain't no life on the run, slowly climbing Caught in ice so she stares, stares at nothing I can help her but won't, now she hates me Did she call my name? I think it's gonna rain Oh, When I die She won't let me hide She don't want me to cry Will she keep on the ground, trying to ground me Slowly forgive my lie, lying to save me Could she love me again, or will she hate me Prob'ly not, I know why, can't explain me Did she call my name? I think it's gonna rain When I die

[@monicajean37]

Beautifully haunting song about lost love! rip layne and mike!

[@pmolqrcd3370]

The earth needs more people who love this band.

[@scottjensen7045]

Dont know u but i know i could love u just from your post. Know what i mean? Soul music

[@chrissimpson855]

I've heard a lot of voices but Layne's and Cornell's blow all of em out the boat, just damn!

[@stevefink6000]

aic at it's peak in the way of rock and roll perfection

[@pablorocha6985]

Best fking band of all time!for sure!

[@MsJilsephonie]

this song is addicting i keep coming for more and more

[@kaebae5751]

well, it most definitely did rain on April 5, the day he died😔😔

[@slipknotmfkr3]

Got what he wished for

[@slipknotmfkr3]

May he rest in peace

[@S7evieRay]

Rain when I die young!

[@exxusdrugstore300]

I mean he lived in Seattle so the chances were pretty high

[@rickyw755]

i think he always foresaw it...... very underrated musician and smack mystic.

[@marcellovicentini4627]

Unreal. This is another level. Most unbelievable, heartfelt and chilling vocals I've ever heard. And a beautiful, truly original tune. What a band...what a band

[@robflores5172]

Damn layne was killing his voice here, makes me feel better

[@electrify2519]

Rob Flores nice down shirt buddy

[@lizbabe28]

Never heard anybody else able to sing this or Man in the Box the same. Untouchable.

[@neurochris]

i think its gonna raaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAINNNNNNN!!!! OHHH!! WHEN I DIE!

[@UncleBS1976]

What an awesome version. Layne's vocals are amazing. And that haunting Cantrell riff. Definitely my favorite Chains tune.

[@mksland3884]

Layne's vocals kicked ass! Layne and Jerry's vocals are incomparably haunting, sometimes dark and yet beautiful! Closest I ever came to doing heroin.

[@treylance1761]

Any footage of Mr Staley on stage is priceless!!