Mad Season - River of Deceit (Live at the RKCNDY - NYE Show, 1995)

[@fallenangel669]

It's April 5th, 2024.... 22 years ago today , Layne Staley left this world. He knew he was at the end of his life, and believed there was no turning back. He didn't want to die. He certainly didn't want to die alone, even begged the last person who saw him alive not to leave him alone. Layne's body wasn't discovered until 2 weeks after he succumbed to a speedball overdose, and it was his own mother who found him. May he have finally found the peace he couldn't find while alive. [..... your voice still echoes, Layne 🎶]

[@MJJYANA]

🫶

[@playafromdasouth6]

Thank you for your beautiful words 🖤

[@countrylover10101]

I Pray that he was right with God, I hope to meet him in Heaven when my time here is up. God Bless YOU!!!

[@emilianogabaldo8398]

You make me cry 😢

[@fallenangel669]

@emilianogabaldo8398 He's at peace, though, and with Demry

[@LillyJade-ut2wc]

Miss him so much and never met him. Seeing him here, he is not beyond the point of recovery. It’s the turning point just before he cannot be helped. In only a year, he was almost gone. He warms my heart with his voice, brings tears to my eyes, makes me miss my childhood and the simpler life we had. I love this song. It’s my favorite song in the world.

[@richwjolly]

You're totally right, the difference between this performance and the MTV unplugged gig, is like night and day. Dude weighed 6 stone when he died, so so sad.

[@sebastiencrusener4968]

He wrote a lot of good lyrics but in my humble opinion, these are the most beautiful he ever wrote. This song means a lot to me. Thanks Mike for bringing these brilliant musicians together 🙌

[@MLHMODZ]

It’s mostly from the book the prophet by Kahlil Gibran. A good read.

[@barrydouthitt5342]

One of the best voices in music history. This is one of his best performances during his descent

[@TheStepmonkey]

IKR, probably the best in rock history

[@Remykapel]

@@TheStepmonkey To many. To many sad tragic tales on this rock. The lies greed and slight of hand world does something to us all. RIP to the ones that help us get through it. Or help us grow. Rad energy ang hugz to you all🤙

[@northmanlogging2769]

descent? they were all fresh out of rehab at this point and very much sober.

[@Clowders15]

​@northmanlogging2769 Layne was high during this gig,.

[@Remykapel]

who cares..enjoy@@Clowders15

[@steelz78]

You don’t listen to Layne, you download him into every cell of your body where he exists in your mind and spirit forever.

[@4Ever4Track]

Exactly.

[@emmastarr3755]

Omg I'm.crting so hard this is so true

[@seanknox8962]

Honestly have to say one of the best songs ever written and recorded this song makes me homesick to a place that doesn't seem to exist #rip #Layne and John#Mad#Season

[@RedactedFreePress]

Sean Knox and Mike Starr

[@kevinwhiting8391]

Deep man

[@jwhicks8248]

"This song makes me homesick for a place that doesn't seem to exist." Wow. Well done. I feel the same.

[@davez71chevy72]

I feel ya! Sure does to me as well..

[@MzuMzu-nx1em]

Warm feeling of sadness

[@onemuckypup9823]

Layne is very present in this video - his eyes are open, he is looking around and not hanging onto the microphone stand for dear life. Love it! In a lot of other videos his eyes are closed for the whole song, he is clutching the microphone stand for support and his voice lacks strength - he looks so sick. Hoping that this gentle guy has found peace and solace.

[@withmygoodeyeclosed]

I think i read somewhere that there was a period during Mad Season where he was fully clean, so that might explain it. I agree, he looks good here.

[@onemuckypup9823]

You're probably right. The idea behind getting Layne into the band was to give him the opportunity to play in a sober environment. Mike McCready spoke about it with Barrett Martin. They also gave other musicians the same opportunity. John Baker Saunders also played with them at the same time as Layne - he also passed away. @@withmygoodeyeclosed

[@silverwheel]

His weight looks a little better and his hair is up - I know that sounds like a tiny thing but once he started using again he started to inject on his forehead because he was so hard pressed for good veins, and after this he almost always had his hair down to cover it, kind of like how he always wore fingerless black gloves from this time period onward to cover up the marks on his knuckles. There's such a huge difference between how he looks here and how he'd look in the videos from the self-titled album, let alone how he looked on Unplugged. This was probably the last chance for him to get clean and make it out healthy - once he started using again this time, the bottom fell out for his body very, very fast.

[@onemuckypup9823]

It's horrific to think about what he went through with his addiction - such an incredibly sad end for such a talented guy. At least he is at peace now. @@silverwheel

[@deepbluesong5067]

No matter how ill he was, he never lost his voice's ability to express his pain. We miss you. Rest easy

[@cecilyjsmusicvideos7619]

Layne is really the best singer ever. This tender, gentle voice here is so warm and full. In contrast to his beast mode stuff, which is equally amazing. And the lyrics. Calming. Heavy heart. What an incredible human. Rest in power, dude. Wow.

[@blacksabbathmatters3365]

Layne was very nervous during this show. He kept saying , "I hope I don't f-uck this up." He was absolutely brilliant. I miss you so much Layne. Rest in Peace forever brother.

[@bigdawg6308]

@John Wright you sound as smacked out of your mind as Layne was

[@kellyanne9354]

​​@@bigdawg6308 lmfao my thoughts exactly. I'm sure Layne has paid more than enough dues to "Gadre ÈL". I'm sure his spot has been safely secured time ago.

[@due_2477]

This is gold.

[@xoenigma4837]

Due_ SoLiD GoLD!! 🔶✨🔸✨🔶

[@bigsky3072]

At the 40 second mark u can see the hurt.. the saddness.. the sorrow. Begging for his addiction not to drive him into the ground.. damnit Layne! I wish i could of rescued u..

[@thechosen1724]

Most definitely

[@carvajo14]

Pure gold

[@alu.304]

Platinum, actually 👍💪🏻

[@philh.5066]

I absolutely adore mikes guitar tone and his style of playing. also the recording is crystal clear ..... this is ace

[@iamperfectingodseyes5903]

I love this video!!! It shows his face and expressions so clear!!! One of my favs!!!!

[@kevinwhiting8391]

Speedball in here boy n hard...

[@hellomynameisdoom8208]

He looks content and fully aware

[@michaelclark2637]

He hi asf but he is beautiful regardless absolutely genuis

[@julokendo217]

He was so suffering..that’s terrible. Poor Layne. Poor dear Layne...

[@bigsky3072]

Look at the 40 second mark.. his face.. so sad.. full of sorrow.. wanting someone to help him.. but he was so far gone.. damn Layne!! I wish so bad i could of helped u!!!

[@jeffjeffries3469]

Haunting. Sober since 2009 and still remember the pain.

[@ScottAnd]

Congrats Brother. Keep it and spread the word..

[@shanerobinson3455]

Sober since 2010 brother❤

[@fefecatherine]

It sucks to be a 90s baby and fall in love with his vocals all to have this beautiful angel die because he was too far down. I know this is selfish, but it's not fair. Everytime I watch this I cry. You can hear his story in his voice.

[@groushka]

He sang like on album... damn.

[@vinyldiary6664]

Listening Layne voice is one of the things that keeps me alive!

[@Sussypx9798yt]

Vinyl Diary666 same. 100% same!

[@chhungteinternationalazl8333]

Same here ❣️

[@Johnny-p9n]

Hauntingly beautiful! RIP Layne thanks for the great tunes!

[@Lulu-Lime99]

❤

[@tedmalekas5509]

No auto tuner or hiding behind a studio...pure god given talent

[@phalxor]

i bet you comment on other videos like "no cellphones just everyone vibing in the moment"

[@SludgeMan90]

@@phalxorI bet I can find your mom on my cellphone in less then 30 seconds on some certain entertainment sites.

[@smot2006]

Yep. I think Layne is even better live than on albums. He was such an incredible singer. So much talent.

[@gaiarockchick]

This song is Layne's Swan song. It is magical, beautiful and deeply melancholy. Why do you suppose he keeps repeating 'down oh down' and 'your/our pain is self chosen'? It's a cautionary tale of losing yourself, that he tells so we don't follow him down that same river.....bless him.

[@terrisullivan4516]

Thank you Layne. Your voice was amazing. I pray you, Demri and Sadie have found peace together forever. I have and will never stop listening to your voice and your music since day one in 1990. TY

[@officialcauseandeffectdogt8905]

The pain in his face and voice. It’s almost too much to witness

[@Broteinn]

It brings on the waterworks for sure.

[@pollyviolet7878]

I'm currently struggling with suicidal thoughts & I can't describe how much this song soothes my pain. I'm grateful that someone managed to put all the pain in words & sound. It's cathartic.

[@waelesmair6250]

I wish you all the best, you'll pull through this.

[@pollyviolet7878]

@@waelesmair6250 Thank you. Music gives me incredible comfort.

[@jimday8426]

How are feeling today Polly Violet?

[@pollyviolet7878]

@@jimday8426 Thank you for asking! Hopefully you're ready for a longish reply because oh boy, have I got a story for you. Believe it or not, I completely forgot that I wrote this comment. Things have changed so much since then. Nine months ago I went through one of the darkest periods of my life, I was contemplating, as Stephen Fry nicely put it, a futureless future. Unemployed, mental health issues, living in a country that chases away its young people, and on top of that the relationship that was my only hope started to fall apart due to some real difficulties that became insurmountable. I was grieving a life that never existed, a could have been life. Now, are you ready for this? It gets really tense. Somewhere around the time I realized that my relationship had no future I get a message from a person I haven't heard from in ages, but who I've known for a decade & who was at one point very close & dear to me. For some reason we lost touch, probably because we were both young & didn't really know what we wanted. So we started talking again, he's always the one who initiates these conversations. Then he says, We should rent something together, meaning that I have to move from one city to another, leave my family & friends and move to a completely unfamiliar place. He was persistent, but not pushy. Eventually, I said yes. It's been almost three months since we've moved in together & I can honestly say that I often think to myself, I'm glad I didn't kill myself when I wanted to. To anyone who is going through this: You are not alone & please stick around for a bit.

[@jimday8426]

Wonderful news! I have a great life, family and friends, but occasionally my mind will go down a dark route. I have a wonderful support system and I'm pleased to hear that you do too. We will spread the good news that when you are feeling depressed, you are not alone. Thanks for the uplifting story!

[@omarvasquez5217]

The song I was waitin for Layne looks so real here. His voice is amazing too.

[@ryano460]

So beautiful to see him performing it live with his facial expressions so clear. The pain in his eyes is so heavy and beautiful

[@evakrissance]

This man needs to just be crowned king.....of everything...

[@judysmith3249]

Jesus Christ is King of kings. 👑 of everything!

[@k_ir3868]

Real kings don't need to get crowned.

[@brianjosey9570]

Its never been brought up to my knowledge but i have to wonder if he took hisself out on purpose! He had done a shot already and was clutching a loaded syringe full ready to go again! He was in pain and i to have known that pain and wanted to finally go and be free from it all but im here and clean with almost 8 years under my belt

[@jasminejones6026]

I love that it shows his face, his expression are clear, I really like this video one my favs! Rest In Peace sweet Layne 🎤💐💐❤💋

[@ericsperformanceparts1647]

Special people who make our lives so rich don't get to enjoy the long journey that we take for granted.

[@chhungteinternationalazl8333]

Well Said Bro🥰

[@onemuckypup9823]

If only they could find a way out of their pain and heal their hearts …………..

[@paulph12002]

Lisa, more than anything I wish that Layne could have found a way out of the agony of his addiction and healed his heart. I only hope that he is at peace wherever he is now, he will always be much missed.

[@judysmith3249]

@@paulph12002 Layne is in heaven or hell. There's only two places you will go. If Jesus Christ is your Lord and Saviour you go to heaven. If Jesus Christ is not your Lord and Saviour you go to hell.

[@paularanzoni8979]

Amen❤

[@venicebitchh4844]

"Your pain is self chosen Don't let yourself get trapped in your own misery" Layne staley.

[@tijuanaiguana190]

It's actually a quote from a book called the prophet

[@silentfog5173]

@@tijuanaiguana190 great book , read it in Altay Mountains)

[@judysmith3249]

@@tijuanaiguana190 It's at least that's what the prophets say . Layne Staley

[@deborahcooney9326]

This man sings his heart out so beautifully

[@stevencall3968]

Layne is Stellar!!! but Mike McCreadys playing is FLAWLESS!!! Outstanding!!!

[@bmf1954]

Look he's eyes, the way he see the people, in that moment he know everything.

[@ryano460]

Could you explain further what you mean? I find it interesting

[@prabathwijesinghe7379]

@@ryano460 Layne is present, which is rare coz he used to be gone in his mind most of the time.

[@amandabrien5511]

Every time I hear him live , I can't believe how good he is. His voice is amazing. He still surprises me.

[@autumnelizabeth311]

It gives me chills, & to sing like that with a cig in hand LOL

[@OscarOffTheCuff]

My favorite frontman ever. Without the shades you can see how sad he is. Damn man

[@lanedollar9415]

This is what real music sounds like. Thank you for posting. Layne is a true legend. RIP you beautiful soul.

[@moonagedaydream9786]

Thank you so freaking much for uploading these never seen videos of Mad Season. This is The greatest resurrection next to Jesus Christ for me...This generation needs to get to know Mad Season. This IS music at is finest.

[@kevinwhiting8391]

It's above all other albums of the time... Pun intended

[@deepbluesong5067]

Agreed!

[@kevinwhiting8391]

I can listen to Layne and Jerry harmonize every day n never tire of it... Last action hero was a shitty movie with a killer soundtrack with what the hell have I a lil bitter n fear the voices I think... Jerry wanted to keep going on with Alice in Chains and some of the songs on his solo shit I can hear Layne singing the parts... No excuses is awesome harmonizing..

[@davez71chevy72]

This video and others are on the deluxe version of Above. The package has the 12 song version of Above, a CD of the Live at The Moore show, and a DVD of the Moore show with other video gems.

[@dan8ball22]

@@kevinwhiting8391 I particularly liked when they performed Brother in the unplugged when it comes to harmonizing. Really great musicians, I don't know what happened in Seattle around the 80' and 90' but it "pumped out" a lot of great musicians and I'm sure glad for it!

[@cecelia1350]

I’m always amazed at how great his voice was.

[@ccjones813]

I tend to cry every single time I listen to Layne sing it !! Fantastical Beautiful! ☮️💜

[@rearufus2417]

I cried most of the time as well. As this time

[@roneehoward9528]

He is so talented, his voice is so amazing and it looks effortless for him. What a god given talent. Layne is sorely missed.

[@patcola7335]

@John Wright We either turn to Jesus in this life to be saved or we die unrepentant and face eternal separation in outer darkness. There is no use in praying for Layne anymore. Hebrews 9:27 [27]And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:

[@dudsguitarist]

Was going to ask if this was real live audio, until I heard the audience. Absolutely incredible performance. Beautiful video of Layne singing this song.

[@masonmortar357]

..last concert i saw. early 90s in knoxville tenn..hadnt been to a live show since. rip layne.

[@arthurmurfitt7698]

how beautiful.... ♥

[@miless544]

Saw this song performed live at the TOTD show in Seattle, only it was a different tragic figure singing the lead. This song is so dark and foreboding; and so beautiful...

[@Keirfey]

95 was right around the time I "got turned on to" grunge music. Kurt had passed, but I bought a shirt with his face on it. I was a sophomore. It kind of changed my friend group... from the "hicks" and cowboys and many years of mostly country music and popular radio. Grunge won my heart ❤

[@Keirfey]

I still have a vintage shirt from Alice in Chains... probably from the Spencer's in our mall. It's the dark blue one with the noosed teddybear. It even survived a house fire in 2013 ❤

[@kristimarriner7673]

Now I can grow a beautiful shell for all to see...😢

[@mikehunt6732]

He looks and sounds great here compared to about a year later when AIC did the unplugged concert, both this concert and unplugged were epic!!! Miss you Layne you’ve helped me in life more then you’ll ever know!

[@FireoftheGreeks]

Such a beautiful person, voice, and soul. I hope you found your peace Layne, RIP.

[@FireoftheGreeks]

@John Wright yeah that will fix everything. Like the war in Russia. Covid. Aids. Cancer. Murder. Rape.

[@kai326]

@John Wright his eternity is secured as long as people remember him and we have his music.

[@TheAlam0]

Why have i never watched this live preformence of the song its by far the best one of this song and great sound quilty.

[@the72u7h4]

I love the instrumentation on this, it's all clean and it's simple and just wonderful. Layne of course, is perfection here, that dude was and still is legend.

[@katieking7671]

Great singer

[@jjj9220]

This song keeps getting sadder and sadder because layne is gone and we have to live knowing that

[@garylagstrom3864]

I saw Layne in a three piece suit at the start of their set on Lollapolooza in 93 and it was like 95 degrees that day! Needless to say he took the jacket tie vest and shirt off after playing Would the first song to start the show! Very charismatic singer and great stage presence! His voice very unique and an unbelievable range! RIP Layne!

[@howardb42006]

Wow. So good. Born 67 and in my prime in the 90s. Miss those days but feel blessed to have experienced it. Had a blast !

[@bigsky3072]

I was born in '68, i thought the 70's were great, but i had a great time in the 90's too..

[@ryano460]

I was unfortunately born in '93 and don't feel at home in this era at all. It is eating me up inside. I wish I was born around your date of birth to have experienced that era full of great music, artists and meaning. These modern-tech days are bullshit.

[@bigsky3072]

Have u ever noticed? Almost all the grunge bands from Seattle.. they are all older generation Xer's. Born from 1964 to 68. Virtually all of them.

[@evelilovo.3783]

Rest in peace legend 🖤🖤🖤

[@johnbruno3285]

This song always brings a tear to my eye..for a multitude of reasons. RIP Layne.

[@bocherks]

You can see the defeat and sadness in his eyes. Man I love layne. RIP

[@randineace9950]

Wow he’s so awesome no one like him love you Layne 💋💋💋💋

[@giusycesarano1397]

Layne, come te nessuno mai ❤

[@carmelovalenti4718]

Legend

[@joetempa1092]

R.I.P John Baker Saunders. Your tone will always be missed.

[@arthurmurfitt7698]

amen

[@melissacarlucci2365]

❤

[@ScottBurns-p7s]

I always just want to give Layne a hug and tell him its all good.

[@dannylarry9408]

He was beautiful, inside and out. He seemed happier before Demri died. One of a kind. RIP Layne

[@drazenstefanovic683]

Most emotional and honest man that ever walk and sing the earth

[@lusitaniatv2175]

I LOVE IT ITS JUST MUSIC, SAD I HAVENT MET YOU :(.

[@paularanzoni8979]

His voice radiates and hits home

[@dannylarry9408]

He was beautiful, inside and out. One of a kind. RIP Layne

[@charlenemack7040]

My favorite song! Thank you Mad Love..thank you Layne..Rest in Paradise! 🧚

[@jorgevaz5150]

Now this makes my teary eyed miss u bro r.i.p. God damn drugs

[@marianadamelio]

I can't believe how lucky the audience was. Being able to see these amazing musicians live in their prime. I could only wish

[@kevinreinhout3287]

Layne so powerful live ! One of a kind voice.

[@raidozon]

This album entirely is a masterpiece. But this song is incredibly eerie and heartfelt at the same time. Layne, his huge talent couldn't be diminished by his sickness, even in his darkest moments, his gift always shined, no matter how weak or ill he felt. RIP music hero

[@wouterdep]

Mike McfuckinCready, you're a genius.

[@robertbethel5463]

seen him live 11 times now. Won't miss him if he's within 100 miles! Every show he's this soulful. He drips talent! His first cd is raw, but it's incredible for i think a 16 year old. He was 19 first time i seen him!!! watching his entire career so far, EPIC!!!

[@jessehutchings]

It's amazing how intimate and touching Mad Season's songs are for a group that would only produce one album. The guys in the grunge movement were pure magic

[@theDiReW0lf]

It blows my mind. I slept on this album for the longest and it’s like hearing Dark Side of the Moon for the first time.

[@jasongrooming36]

One of the best albums of all time.

[@jefffrake]

Damn he sounds good!

[@Sublime_37]

He sings this song like he’s never told a lie in his life. Very sad but truthful song. God bless 🙏🏽

[@wojciechmalicki3346]

One of the best song and band in history!!! I heard Mad Season from lot of years ago and always back to this album. Layne and Mike the best combo ever👍🏻👌🏻

[@ryanplath1415]

I miss this man every day of my life. His voice moved mountains

[@darrellgallivan6458]

Best God given voice EVER....period.

[@WeThePeepHole333]

Man Layne was so beside himself here, fully In tune with what was soon to transpire! We more than miss and more than love you Mr. Layne! ☮️*❤️*🎶~206 From Seattle Dude!!!

[@alicesrustychains6767]

This song captures all 90s memories and emotions to the fullest long live Staley my brother my hearts always aches for ya my dude

[@indycorbin]

He has a voice we will never hear again. Him, Eddie Vedder, Scott Weiland are 3 voices that will never be duplicated and imo Layne is the best of the 3.

[@brianjosey9570]

Its just a horrific loss to us all especially the ones that loved him and cared for and us fans that still adore him! May he forever be remembered and talked about! Rest in Peace Layne

[@robertb5356]

One of the greatest. RIP Layne!

[@keltieanaliesexo1412]

"My pain is self chosen " So true.... Ugh dealing with opiates addiction now fentanyl for 10 years i am so tired....came into ICU last Friday i love this song it's really helped me get through and hopefully start again fresh when i get out of here... Live another day .. see my baby's smile another day..so many things life has to offer at only 27

[@paulamcgoldrick9964]

He sounds so good here. Just unbelievable live voice.

[@backpackertoo]

Brings on a lot of emotions for me.

[@moonylovesmusic]

How can he sing so gently but still sound powerful?! Just how?!

[@wandaburgess9400]

So much talent! What a voice! Sleep tight my friend! 💜🖤💜❤❣

[@vikramkaushik2911]

love & respect forever!

[@mbk6080]

This album was a work of pure genius but I’m glad it is still traveling through the universe!🕷❤️❤️‍🔥

[@redfishradical]

Wow... What a gift... Thanks for sharing! 👊🍻

[@joesuplicky3297]

I am sooooo GLAD THAT THEY CAPTURED THIS MOMENT IN TIME JUST INSANE ❤❤❤

[@terasasanders8155]

Layne Sounds and Looks So Good !! I have never seen this before Layne Looks So Healthy ! RIP Layne,....

[@bigsky3072]

He wasn't healthy here. He was suffering bad.. but yes.. RIP Layne

[@veronicaszczyrek5851]

Simplemente magnifico... Layne te amamos

[@alex21evil]

Real, pure, beautiful music! Layne your always in my heart

[@TheGnthreman]

True words of wisdom. Our pain is self chosen. The choice is yours.

[@amandaguest7742]

Love this song and Layne sounds amazing. I miss him so much it hurts my heart

[@bigsky3072]

U know.. it hurts me too. There are a lot of musicians who have died young, but they did not seem to suffer like Layne did. That's why it hurts so bad i think. He suffered for 10 years. The others just had a great time then just plopped over. I think that's why so many people say that his death was so different and hurt so bad. I'm a tough guy. But whenever i hear this song, i have to make sure no one is around and i go to my bedroom and listen to it in private because it hurts too bad..

[@amandaguest7742]

@@bigsky3072 yeh ur right. Way he suffered and way he died was so terrible and really breaks my heart. I still tear up whenever I watch his videos and interviews. Wish things could have been different for him. But addiction is hard to beat

[@Sublime_37]

Seeing his face at the beginning always instantly brings me to tears for some reason. This seems like the best poetry to me bc no one can know what he went through, but you hear the battle and in this song in particular hear whatever he was going through had victory over him for years. But I wasn’t a fan of this band growing up bc they were everywhere. But I looked up his and subsequently Demri’s story and their battles with drugs and it just made for a truly sad Love story. God bless.

[@scatterboo08]

He looks so thin and sad...it hurts my heart...RIP Layne...you are still missed

[@kevinwhiting8391]

He was not well

[@Stuke51]

1994 was when his habits really spiraled out of control. Listen to his voice the year before and it sounds drastically different.

[@jeffreytagliareni5291]

"Drugs worked for me for years." Layne in 1996. Take that any way you want.

[@hellomynameisdoom8208]

@@jeffreytagliareni5291 dude that's how it goes for any human . They work for awhile then they dont then you need it to survive then it consumes you.

[@soldaccount2022]

@@hellomynameisdoom8208 yeah like the whole dirt album talked about how great the were then transitioned to how shitty they were

[@antonellabpalavecino1439]

Layne is like the wind blows where it wants and you hear its sound but you dont know where it comes from or where it goes

[@joshuabrotherton1691]

Yes, his pain was self chosen. He was great singer singing a great song, and all in all great performance. For those of you who have never experience this dark side of life I will speak from experience. Layne was spun like a top and high as a kite while singing this song. RIP Layne Staley

[@haleighlove9583]

He was high on coke here you can see how he moves his jaw back and forth I spotted it immediately