Mother Love Bone - Chloe Dancer / Crown Of Thorns - Live 1989

[@sannichick]

I was blessed to be at the first Live Performance of this song at the Central Tavern in Seattle. I was standing right next to his Father. He was so proud. He caught me looking at him and bragged that it was his Son up there and shared that Landrew was nervous about playing the piano. It was a MAGIGAL NIGHT. Will stay with me forever. I was Blessed.

[@keeranimal8]

Badass...

[@TacomaPaul]

YAY !!! Me was there too... and many shows later on. I "FELT" something new was happening in Pioneer Square.. and it felt good. And then... well. Ya know, in a weird way Andy's passing I G N I T E D what the World needed. The last great musical revolution. Over 25 years ago.

[@dietzypietzy]

sannichick you sir have a great memory.

[@gboy4893]

great memory

[@eduardoanhazco9416]

sannichick you’re blessed, I’ll do anything to have the opportunity of been there

[@ohenry4892]

My sons grew up listening to Mother Love Bone and my eldest announced to me when he was 14 that he would have one child and her name would be Chloe. I know have a 14 year old granddaughter named Chloe.....

[@timroberts1634]

awesome sis

[@doncee1831]

I have a 12 year old daughter named Chloe. She's named after this song..

[@grendelwasajedi]

dat you, mom?

[@stephanieleach2767]

that's a very beautiful story.

[@Kimi_Khaos]

My daughter is named after this song as well

[@theflyingdonkeypunch]

Kurt and Layne, as fantastic as they were, achieved it all. Andy never got to do it, even though he could have been huge. In a way, his death is the most painful of all.

[@killerinstinctstudios9065]

But at the same time woods death still lead to great music, between temple of the dog, Would?, and every other band and song that wouldn’t have been made if he hadn’t died

[@custardsponge535]

@Staycie Godwin trust someone called fucking staycie to make such an idiotic comment lol

[@briankennedy1192]

I like the tribute vedder does where he says Andy did get to play Madison square Gardens.

[@marywigglesworth7759]

😢

[@Vykcin]

How about far behind by Candlebox? A lot of people don’t realize that “now maybe” just changed at the last minute from “now Andy”

[@vedeer8355]

It's end of 2019 and I am still here.. 30 years later

[@spookyvegan1402]

I’m here ... may 2020 .. this song melody .. so haunting. I miss them so much

[@livingood1049]

Me too, for some reason.. I liked it better then..

[@livingood1049]

Sooooo glad I lived near Seattle during these years!! Bumbershoot was rockin' this night!!

[@vainillacielo8493]

Soy de México y estoy igual

[@Stoneycomic]

AMEN!

[@btl743]

Thank you Stone and Jeff for not giving up on music after Andy passed. You have given us Pearl Jam, and I bet Andy loves PJ!

[@carolincas]

amen

[@snipertsx]

This footage is a national treasure. Thank you, uploader!

[@muzicaempathica6479]

😘💕🤟😎🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲💫MLB💫

Always wondered , was Chloe his girlfriend ... and where is she ?

[@johnnybrace]

the missing link between 80's hair and grundge...pure genius, love every bit of his gift

[@leebatt7964]

Exactly! All was not lost. Something great came out of something very mediocre. All these guys cut their teeth on 80’s metal and grew that into important, meaningful music. It was a great time to be young. I loved it.

[@shortbusdriver83]

That is a truth fact!

[@KD_1989]

AIC started as a hair band lol

[@PeterPumpkinEater69-du4iw]

Guns N’ Roses too in my opinion

[@EvanescenceWTfreak]

One of the most beautiful songs.

[@scottmcgibeny]

+Liszle You so very much hit that nail on the head and sent it straight through the board. I came into knowing of THE BONE due to SAY HELLO TO HEAVEN. I read into the story of the song and found it was a tribute to Andy. Upon further reading I found MOTHER LOVE BONE and I WAS HOOKED FOR LIFE. "Crazy crazy, I'm the boy who defies all yeah yeah."

[@nickynice7111]

Oh man...this one really gets me...In my opinion...the most underrated rock song of all time. It's like a layman's "Stairway..." inornate, inviolate, n w/out all the excess but all the emotion

[@michaelraspantisr.2800]

God why cant music be Great like this anymore......

[@boristheblade569]

It is man, it is. MLB never died.

[@johnzimmerman1159]

Lame

[@tonyedwards2064]

@@johnzimmerman1159 Wtf is lame? Your sex life?

[@johnzimmerman1159]

@@tonyedwards2064 Never thought of that one. Strange you did. Tiny one, Tony?

[@tonyedwards2064]

@@johnzimmerman1159 Bro. You can do better then that? Tiny? Now when's the last time you ever saw a dude, nick named Tiny, that was actually Tiny? Thier enormous, lol.. Tbh, I was the lame one on that comment..There has to be a million more way's I could have exposed you're ignorance, when it comes to music and talented artist..Sorry about that 😂🤣

[@paulellis9679]

I am 64 years old from Cronulla Beach, Sydney Australia! Having lived the local beach ⛱️ scene and growing up with great bands! After watching this, I think what they could have achieved without Andy's passing!! RIP LEGEND 🙏

[@imanujakku]

my two favorite bands from that era are MLB and Alice In Chains. MLB had a twinge of the 80s glam rock and there was some hopefulness in their music. Alice In Chains music on the other hand hammered it home the 80s were over and dragged you kicking and screaming through the heroin problem in Seattle during that time. Great music at a tragic price.

[@jeanluc1313]

Andrew Wood was clearly influenced by the many of the same bands that influenced 80s glam bands, and that influence is mostly reflected in his vocal delivery and stage demeanor. But MLB's instrumentation (particularly the guitars, which are not flashy) is much different from 80s glam.

[@josecano9210]

Alice In Chains Mother Love Bone and Mudhoney were the shit in that era Layne was the best being influenced by both Andy Wood and Mark Arm it’s a shame that Andy and Layne are gone but at least Mark is still holding it down and rocking today

[@laynesworld5249]

Soundgarden... a bit of both worlds.

[@Terk131]

I agree, the influences were the same as the glam rock bands but this Era of music took it to a whole other level we desperately needed. I wasn't much of a Nirvana fan but MTB, Alice in Chains, Mudhoney were my favorites.

[@JInfinity7]

Layne Staley started out fronting a glam band pre AIC

[@EricTolley]

Like ten songs have been written in tribute to Andrew Wood...he really must have been special.

[@geirstol]

Eric Tolley ....Chris Cornell made most of those...:)

[@bomartin2609]

Aic would, candelbox far behind, of course say hello to heaven and reach down totd, faster pussycat mr. Lovedog and many more

[@bobdabolina5389]

Andrew Wood was a sacrifice. Wrap your mind around it. It's not my job to persuade you to believe it. but I challenge you. Seek and you will find ask and you shall receive knock and the door will be open. Words of Jesus Christ our Messiah. there would be no Seattle music sound if it was not for Andrew Wood. Andrew is and was a sacrifice. I can relate. Stone Goddard. Etc. God bless Andrew Wood. It is so profound, it is so simple. This is a twisted world that is satanic. Jehovah have mercy on Andrew Wood. If anyone wants to arm wrestle over this so be it. I'm free. Stargazer you call the shots.

[@christar9527]

bob dabolina Yes, this is an inverted Satanic world we are living in. I don’t know anything about Mr. Wood. How was he a sacrifice? I know they do that sort of thing, I believe they did it to Chris Cornell, Chester B., and quite a few others.

[@bobdabolina5389]

@@christar9527 As per MLB lyrics....like a stubborn goat on trial, etc. As were Very many 'lyrics' gotta go down the rabbit hole grass hopper.

[@joannajamerson35]

I was at this!!!!!!!!!

[@domant26]

+Joanna deymonaz really?

[@Fig_8]

x'(

[@scottmcgibeny]

+Joanna deymonaz You are so lucky!!!! Andy is and will always be missed.

[@anitarushlow4022]

+Joanna deymonaz lucky fucker! SO jealous!!!

[@malikastaleyconorbuckleyho8526]

I'm really jealous! !:)

[@wolfhawaii1]

I saw them at a club in the U district, and shook Andrew's hand....I was so impressed. I heard about their next gig on 1st Ave and went to it also...I picked up on a disturbing energy....he passed not too long after. A great loss....many yrs later, i still think of him......Pearl Jam did great things after, but MLB paved the way...

[@tinamarief64]

I laugh, smile and cry at the same time while watching Andy... he is missed...

[@nikramartin]

RIP Andy!!!!!! Pearl Jam fans will always remember you!!!! :(

[@Desirsar]

The most important thing to remember about this video is someone is holding an actual camcorder for this, and not a cell phone.

[@kisle3195]

I get it many others will never know.

[@johnzimmerman1159]

Deserter? There are so many more important things about this video than a camcorder.

[@lori80s]

Can you imagine if he had lived to keep making music? How incredible that would be. :( RIP Andy. You left too soon, but you'll never be forgotten.

[@yossarian1385]

I was at this show. Andrew could steal your soul in one night. Bliss.

[@raedavis1697]

You're so lucky. I'm in the uk and sadly I heard about them after Andrew died, it was around 90/91 and I think it was MTV that mentioned them. I was 14 so still really young, but I've always remembered MLB and I'm so thankful KZbin has so many videos of them I can watch now. Andrew Wood was unique, he was born to be a frontman. It was so unfair, I hope he knows what an impact he had and that 30 years later he's still loved and remembered. I wish I could have seen him live, but he's lives on in spirit and is still talked about. Life is so unfair at times. ❤ rip love child ❤

[@muzicaempathica6479]

@@raedavis1697 😘💕🇬🇧🤟😎🇺🇲

[@raedavis1697]

@@muzicaempathica6479 😘❤🤟 xxxx

[@clydearmstrong6378]

I miss the 80s and the 90s and helping my musician friends set up gigs for shows and gigs for friday night parties and going to other bands gigs and parties etc and just being smack in the middle of the times . We never really realised exactly what was going on was legendary , we were just having a blast and living life . Lot of great musicians never got noticed and bands unfortunately but atleast we got to see them play at party houses etc on the weekends . I saw a lot of legendary musicians and nobody even knows them today . They just never got that one big break from the industry to get them noticed . I grew up in eastern Washington til i was 15 or so and then i grew up in Western Washington where i still am . So i saw and knew bands and musicians and friends from both sides .

[@jeffglenellen]

R.I.P Andrew, there will never be another like you, thanks for the great music and hope to see you on the other side

[@tebaity]

R.I.P Andy you are missed down here i know you are jamming with Kurt and Layne

[@anitajustus2061]

...and Chris.

[@terekwhite9712]

& Mike Starr

[@erictalexander]

The song found me and I didn't ever want to lose it

[@JAtria]

I'm glad someone got this on video!!! R.I.P Andrew...

[@verso-ry1kd]

A video that is worth gold !!

[@Musicispeace20]

A commanding, mesmerizing song that transcends resonance and approach. Simply graceful while full of distressing sorrow. The plethora of emotions in this song relating to this day and age is like a lost child finding his way home. It is okay to feel, it is okay to be human.

[@Teresamwebb]

Nailed it with your comment....

[@Musicispeace20]

+Teresa Webb thank you for your kind words! It only seems proper to endeavor to color language as radiant as the song.

[@Teresamwebb]

+natemick2011 Nailed it again. ;)

[@scottmcgibeny]

+natemick2011 You so very much hit that nail on the head and sent it straight through the board. I came into knowing of THE BONE due to SAY HELLO TO HEAVEN. I read into the story of the song and found it was a tribute to Andy. Upon further reading I found MOTHER LOVE BONE and I WAS HOOKED FOR LIFE. "Crazy crazy, I'm the boy who defies all yeah yeah."

[@grimmvapor962]

That's an awesome piece of history !! Love it

[@ratius1979]

Easily one of the best piano/vocal intros of all time. Xxx

[@glasgavlen]

Whoever taped this, THANK YOU!!!

[@jeffmstoops9044]

In The early 90 s when I bought this album I was hooked.... have been ever since!!!! R.I.p. mother love bone....

[@cecilyjsmusicvideos7619]

Wow this song just always brought me to tears when it came out 90 or so. It is of course timeless. So it tugs me now, turning 50 this year. Aged well. One of the magical ones. Cheers to you Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard and rest doing music now. oh so prematurely RIP peacefully Andy Wood. Gah wtf? how come so many amazing people didn't make it through their 20s? It is so sad. But this music lives forever. Sigh.

[@kathryndogoloff5297]

This song is timeless.I was a young teen when MLB was around and I'm very grateful. This song should have been huge there's nothing like this now it's so beautiful with so many levels to it I love it. Thanks to whoever gifted us with this download we need things like this so when we are in our 40s 50s 60s ect.like we are now we can watch this and transport ourselves back to when we were young healthy hellraisers. Also when you watch Eddie from pj sing this you can really appreciate Andy's voice because his pitch is so hard to match you can tell Eddie strains to try and hit those notes but he had such a deep voice he does do it justice though but the point I'm trying to make is Andy's voice was a gift.

[@ryanmcdougall22]

What. A. Band. Never forget them people, they helped create so much!

[@Sillymarin]

No one knows how much great music we lost

[@genxmurse7019]

I was a junior in high school in South Florida when this was filmed. I'm terribly sad to say that none of us heard of this guy or the Seattle music scene at that time. Only just after a year of graduating, we were listening to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Smashing Pumpkins, Temple of the Dog, etc. It was at that time we heard of the guy and his band, but he was already gone. What a loss!

[@ggjeff-spunkjunkpunk88oije99]

Florida is behind in everything, especially music

[@sherrishoots35mm]

I miss you Andy, Hope you're showing the angels how its done. This song never ceases to give me chills. Thank you!!! rip A.W.

[@aaronlevitz4984]

I was too young to have known who Mother Love Bone was, and their music never reached where I live despite being in the Pacific Northwest. When I did finally hear them, the first song was Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns, and I completely fell in love. This is still one of my favorite songs of all time. I hope that, if there is an afterlife, Andy is having the best of times. #Love4AndrewWood

[@marywigglesworth7759]

They are my favorite NEW band ! And I can't help but feel it's just now truly being appreciated

[@RobinLeblanc-te9hi]

watching this is very emotional for me, love me some Andy Wood and Mother Love Bone! I'm so jealous of you who were raised with this band and got to see them live!! Andy was an incredible guy and performer. It's sad losing this kind of talent, he was so young, hell I'm only a year older than him! RIP Andy Wood

[@teraarmstrong6488]

Robin Leblanc2016 to go back and be young and see this again would be my one wish! Seeing Layne at the Moore was one of the most orgasmic things that could have happened.

[@alexrezel8860]

People here mention they were witness to that. I'm from another generation. The year Andy had passed I just went to school. Let alone as a Russian I belong to a different culture. But talented touches every heart regardless of time and space. Gifted knows no borders whatsoever.

[@becgillard83]

It's amazing how much you can miss an artist who's had an impact on your life even though they weren't around in "your time". I was 6yrs old when this gig was videotaped. Andy Wood was amazing. The world has lost, what the sky has gained. A star. RIP Landrew 3

[@kisle3195]

A timeless classic, I miss the atmosphere those times produced. RIP Andy and all the other artist that have left us to soon, they are missed.

[@Peacekpr4]

He who rides the pony must someday fall, poetically ironic

[@MrBlueiristyson]

Jeff Hahn Xana rode his bologna pony

[@boristheblade569]

I referring this to cocaine trip, I fall many times. Still on the god damn pony...

[@srpdesigns]

@@boristheblade569 Hope you find your way down off that dam thing some day Boris.

[@tats5880]

@@boristheblade569 I've heard horse reference to heroin, but not cocaine reference. but if that your horse it's a fun ride but I hope you realize sooner or later you'll get buck off and it's a hard fall, good luck my friend. Stay safe...

[@karoonboomie2813]

Subscribed ~ Grunge Rock Never Dies ~ Legendary Grunge Forever Young 🤘🏻🫶🏻💋🦴🩵💙🦴

[@MsNibsy]

wow! amazing song - can only imagine what it would be like live

[@mateuszm.9556]

Andrew Wood and his brother Kevin Wood are often recognized as one of the "Founding Fathers of the grunge scene" or the "Godfathers of Grunge". And you say that they are not a grunge band, listen to Malfunkshun and stop talking shit when you know nothing, about the grunge scene.

[@funkybread7229]

*neil young

[@atlanticmermaid2739]

Your music lives on.❤love you Andrew.

[@grumpy1962R]

An old friend of mine who does not live with us anymore and I traveled a lot one spring and on our travels we went to visit his sister in port Angeles that was a 1988 coffee was just really coming on strong I was That the grunge movement was just getting started. I would’ve love to see some of that rolling out

[@pnwsteveo]

Andy Wood cracks me up, "Elvis is up next" what a joker. Sure do miss them.

[@BoromirFan1992]

He's awesome

[@kimbyrd7441]

Funny I was going to say the exact same thing, Andrew was funny!

[@solidtank7957]

I cry everytime.

[@annikarose5633]

My dad knew Andy, he was his good friend :) R.I.P Andy

[@jonwh725]

R.I.P. Andrew. Your life was the kind that moves on too soon. I think you knew that. But you also knew you’d left us with something beautiful and lasting. You were funny as hell too.

[@PostPatriot]

Such good memories. People need to quit hating on the ones who kept the torch lit for as long as they did and just enjoy the music. No matter your opinions if they weren't around you would be stuck with the offal on the radio. Get out there and support the local music scene. Go to a show put on by a band you never heard of. You never know what you may hear that will make you at peace inside. R.I.P the rock of the 80s and 90s!

[@Livelaughlove8585]

Andy was to good for this world. we miss I Andy. always n forever. much love from TEXAS TO SEATLLE !

[@pullyourluck]

WOW....who ever saw this. taped it for that matter. deserves the key to the city. its some of the best music ever!

[@lisa-m-jennings]

Rest your soul away Andy. 🤟

[@johnsuttoniiijs]

They would have been huge. he sounds amazing. rip andrew wood.

[@teraarmstrong6488]

This songs for u gorgeous Xana!

[@Nic-tu1zt]

31 Years later and this is Still Gold . The World Is a total shit storm but we gems like this to get us along...

[@brianziha6507]

To everyone watching this video. Seattle, Grunge, whatever...These were my later highschool and then college years. Yes, the memories, they were great. But this was a movement. This was an era. Have you heard of such a great era since? Long live the movie SINGLES... Oh, and don't forget reality bites. Never saw Reality bites, but the soundtrack? AWESOME!!!

[@MJudge126]

I was in college then. it was a musical revolution that we have not seen since. Check out the documentary called 'Hype' to learn what the Seattle scene was before it became popular

[@Lionsblade]

Brian Ziha he calls his music love rock. not grunge they were different

[@fishTF2_]

Mother love bone rocked!!!!

[@buckshabsfan]

Prolly my fav song of all time! Yep it is no question!!!!!!

[@GenX1968]

That was a lovely hot mess. Thank you for this. There is like nothing live out there of Mother Love Bone.

[@AkumaEternalRose]

damn... i was five when this guy was singing......so sad the world didn't had the chance to see them succeed and evolve as a band :S

[@sbeutler]

I was at this show. Thanks for uploading this video! Brings back memories of such a great time in my life. I'm so lucky to have seen Mother Love Bone a few times live. This Bumbershoot show was really good!

[@VelveteenRecords1994]

I love you for sharing. love is what you do for people.

[@mark_white.]

Through 30 years of partying and drugs i had finally got clean form them all some took longer than others .the herion was good in 80's to 90's but andrew helped me kick that one .the metha nd others took all the way till 99 .everyone partyed like it was 1999...i was incarcerated at that point...quit smoking in 2010 .those drugs had been a dayly thing sence i was 10 first smoke and weed was before StarWars .no one i knew made it out of the 80's 90's without battle scars. so manny lost so manny gone

[@Morgancorvett]

The best voice ever!!! Rest your soul, love me some MLB :

[@snowyrain5730]

RIP Andrew.... i’ll never forget the first time i heard this. Something in me changed. He was a very very special and talented person. Another one gone far too young.

[@pullyourluck]

whoever captured this on video....THANK YOU.....FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART..

[@tmomorris116]

Where the hell was I in 1989 ... and why the hell wasn't I at this concert?? dammmm

[@CapAnson12345]

+TMO morris Unless you were in Seattle you probably wouldn't have even heard of them. Although, that reminds me I wish I had lived in Seattle at the time.

[@anitarushlow4022]

+TMO morris I know right!? Where the fuck was I?? Missed some EPIC shit!

[@lisagd22]

Same! I bought Ten and Nevermind at the same time, but I didn't pay much attention to the grunge scene. Being on the opposite coast made it harder to hear about what was happening in Seattle, but I must have had my own sht going on because my ex and I listened to music all the time. PJ was on the edge of my consciousness until last year (only heard the songs they played on the radio), and I'm kicking myself for not going to any of their shows in the 90s.

[@localhoney7040]

RIP Andrew Wood ...

[@El3ctroclash]

Living in asia, it was tough to get access to stuff like this. Commercial stuff was everywhere. I really have to thank my friend Andy for introducing me to Mother Love Bone and it was sent to me via mail. I opened up the package and it was magical. I don't care if the audio on this is rubbish but having a chance to watch them live even on youtube is good enough. Being where I'm at, I might never get the chance to watch them live. R.I.P Andrew and thanks for uploading this.

[@brotheraleksej]

Man, i had 9 years... Yesterday i made a short music clip with Andy and others in it, just waiting yt to put it down for copyrights, 'cause i didn't done nothing with those issues, i guess I can't stand all those corporate platforms, but it's good cause we communicate like this, through our music, we will always find a way. Rest in peace Andy, many people along with one little me love you. Never forgetting.

[@galangreshaanarki688]

2021 and i still listen to their songs

[@anotherlittlepieceofmyart]

Dreams like this must die... Happy New Year to my brother and my BFF in heaven. Hope you guys are having one helluva party💙

[@fvlramos3184]

Perhaps this is Grunge greatest love song of all...

[@lisamartin5382]

I was at this performance. It changed my life!

[@mystro810]

I wonder how different 90's music would have been with Mother Love Bone and Without Pearl Jam...

[@joechabot2669]

I wonder if Eddie Veder ever would have gotten his shot.

[@thecrankycranker4733]

A lot better!

[@severin7341]

îd say quite shitty. without these guys, temple of the dog would not have formed which in turn led to PJ not existing and without multiple bands to keep the seattle hype up nirvana would have flared and then disappeared and the 90s would be mainlyfilled with artists like madonna and one small nirvana blip

[@mikebehrend3152]

mystro810 had he lived without a doubt we would not of had Pearl Jam. The question would be would MLB been lumped into the sunset strip crowd at the time of the release and once Smells Like Teen Spirit exploded been shelved? At the time both AIC and Soundgarden could clearly dip there toes into the thrash scene that was smothering the strip sound and Eddies voice and somber ness kept PJ into the Grunge feel. MLB while having the spirit of grunge and the location Andrew and his larger than life persona kept them lumped into that Sunset Strip feel. Don’t get me wrong MLB was one of the first great bands introduced to me at the time that moved the compass from Sunset Strip to Puget Sound just not sure they would of gotten there fair shake in that time period like Pearl Jam did by arriving about 8 months later

[@Katalyste]

I bet there would have been something with Eddie Vedder... if not Pearl Jam something else... Doubt he would have let his voice and talent go to waste.

[@ninafolden315]

Love, love Andy! When he was around 12 yo I snuck him back stage via the back door at a club called Natasha's. He was a big TKO fan, I was dating the singer..only to find out later that it was Andy.. RIP

[@kathryndogoloff5297]

I love that story. That's so cool tragic but cool

[@thesiciliannyc]

Great song & still in disbelief of his death at 24 years old.I still have this on original cassette

[@duanegibbons4862]

What a legend, we miss the fuck out of you Andy!

[@JimmyGray-ds6gc]

He was awesome live! What a huge loss. I love his voice.

[@TempleOfThe]

PUre Fing Genius! LOVE THIS SONG!

[@Anonix123]

Wow, he sounds exactly like on the record. Usually singers sound a bit worse than on the records, but Andrew's voice was just freakin' awesome! Nice to see them playing live

[@jesnyc146]

THANK You for this. R.I.P Andy

[@leonorsays]

My kind of love

[@DetroitButcher]

I LOVE THIS SONG. My FAVORITE MLB song, no question. Thanks for the footage!

[@jacechasin68]

Ep!c Masterpiece!!!!!!!!!

[@donfreasier3782]

Andrew I love his style. ....he' was bad ass...I miss him

[@stephanieredden8861]

I still play MLB. They were phenomenal.

[@1972jameson]

never seen this one b4 awesome!!!!!

[@JW-yp9yj]

Man. So good...

[@michaellee7960]

Brother, I’m still here too.

[@Morgancorvett]

Awesome, forever missed

[@ericflynn6541]

Man I love Andrew's voice so much! I'm happy he made the music he did but I would love to have seen what would've happened had he lived a long life. He was a natural rock star

[@petrkubin5910]

what a show what an energy, Andrew you are and you always be missing...

[@wndowpayne]

" The time spent laying by her side",,,,I cant hear that and not think back to old days..

[@ciccioformaggio72]

Thanks for this video!!!

[@tinkypopo6950]

That was such an amazing year at Bumbershoot...

[@tinkypopo6950]

Actually, that was an amazing year in Seattle, period.