Rapper FIRST TIME reaction to Alice In Chains - Man in the Box

[@ronsuper100]

I know you would like Rooster by Alice in Chains. 'Rooster' is the nickname of guitarist Jerry Cantrells father. 'Rooster' served and faugh in Vietnam. It's about some of his experiences in the war. It's a beautiful, heartfelt masterpiece. Man in the Box is the news man on TV (the box) feeding the viewers' propaganda.

[@america1st721]

"Rooster" will get me choked up. I watched way too many friends, family and neighbors come back in boxes or never really ever came back.

[@swampfizz]

I always thought it was a pine box=coffin too

[@america1st721]

@@swampfizz accurate

[@colinryan4737]

​@@america1st721could be a double entendre.

[@dontmindme633]

I’m really surprised it wasn’t Rooster that was most suggested .

[@detredwings21]

In a 1992 interview with Rolling Stone, Layne Staley explained the origins of the song's lyrics: I started writing about censorship. Around the same time, we went out for dinner with some Columbia Records people who were vegetarians. They told me how veal was made from calves raised in these small boxes, and that image stuck in my head. So I went home and wrote about government censorship and eating meat as seen through the eyes of a doomed calf.[11] Jerry Cantrell said of the song: But what it's basically about is, is how government and media control the public's perception of events in the world or whatever, and they build you into a box by feeding it to you in your home, ya know. And it's just about breaking out of that box and looking outside of that box that has been built for you.[12]

[@alicaveltman3021]

I would highly suggest listening to them live. Love Hate Love or Bleed the Freak from Live at the Moore, the entire show is incredible.🤗💕

[@kennethmoore427]

Yes this and Nutshell live

[@stacie9229]

I have listened to every single song of theirs probably 10s of thousands of times, and every reaction ever made. Layne runs through my veins. They even played a snippet/bumper of Mad Season's I Don't Know Anything either at the last playoff game (or was it the Superbowl?), which I loved. I love Mad Season as well.

[@SaraKvammen-tx7qc]

Layne is my fav.vocalist of all time

[@FahqTyrants]

Love hate love @ the Moore

[@MegsD79]

RIP the late, great Layne Staley. ❤❤

[@HappiestGirl69]

And RIP Mike Starr. The best damned bassist of the 90’s. ❤

[@ceejay1794]

Damn😢

[@bsnyder624]

Labeling man in the box as rooster, different albums different vibes, and places in their and our gen x'ers lives. Facelift we still had hope, dirt we knew it was too late. God bless Layne Staley his voice saved a generation of us, f what you heard about the others, he sat with us in our worst of times, he never judged he sat with us we were never alone.

[@heatheral-hammadi3046]

Beautifully said.

[@fwpjr1983]

@@heatheral-hammadi3046You do realize that not only “gen x’ers” grew up on AIC and all the great bands from the 90’s? I was born in 1983 and I was listening to music like this in 6th grade lol maybe other millennials didn’t but Layne’s voice and many others spoke to a lot of people born after me and are still speaking to people today.

[@Frostrazor]

Vocalist Layne Staley (RIP) was one of those iconic voices - the likes of which there is no other. He was one in a billion vocal talent! The "vocal specialists" reactors who have reviewed AiCs songs are astonished at what he could do sonically and vocally - they've all given him rave reviews and said things he did with his voice are previously thought impossible to pull off. Layne was gifted. His harmonizing with guitarist Jerry Cantrell are amazing. This was their first breakout hit/single. Most fans like the song ROOSTER as their favorite. others will point to the live unplugged songs: "Down In a Hole" and "Nutshell" His greatest display of vocal talent is "Love Hate Love" live in Paris at The Moore. Listen for yourself why most metal heads agree Layne was a legendary vocalist.

[@jdogdestroyall]

Bro you absolutely have to listen to Love Hate Love live at the Moore. Layne Staleys Pipes are unbeatable.

[@paulalloyd8860]

Yes

[@FahqTyrants]

100%

[@Daeraug81]

You should listen to Alice in Chains - Rooster. Jerry wrote it about his dad who served in Vietnam. Rooster was his dad's nickname.

[@Britton_Thompson]

*Alright, BP I got your explanation here...* 'Man In The Box' is actually about new music artists getting signed to record labels for the first time and signing away their artistic integrity for promises of riches to come. But now that they're a year or so into their deal with Columbia Records, they realize they're little more than livestock to be fetted for the kill. The "man in the box" is comparing their situation to factory farming. Their living quality is of no concern to the proprietors; only their margin for profit. If they aren't getting their anticipated return on their investment, then they'll just be kept on the road even longer. Living out of ratty motels and broken down tour buses that have been in service since the 1970s. The "feed my eyes" line comes from their very first dinner meeting they had with Columbia Records executives in the finest restaurant in town. Because they didn't sign the deal that night, the record label didn't pick up their bill for them. The only thing that got fed that night was their eyes by being allowed to look at how the upper crust lives, but not allowed to partake in it themselves because they were broke. Their stomachs stayed empty while their eyes got fed. Had they sewn their eyes shut, they wouldn't have been tempted. The phrase "Jesus Christ deny your maker" is a little misleading. It's actually two separate thoughts. The "Jesus Christ" isn't calling to Christ directly. It's the common exhalation people say when something unusual happens in front of them. They see something shocking, and mutter to themselves, "Jesus Christ...." The "Deny your maker" is still up to interpretation. Most likely, this line was suggested by a producer or someone in the studio to give it more weight and intrigue by attempting to tie it in to the "Jesus Christ" lyric that preceded it.

[@Gutslinger]

Who made those interpretations?

[@CelticSpiritsCoven]

I think that "deny your maker" is referencing the Music Executives who believe that they "made you".

[@paulcox4807]

Nutshell is a great example of what this band could do lyrically and stylistically. And of course, Layne's powerful voice. Y'all please get him to check out Mad Season.

[@emerje0]

Please listen to Rooster with Don, he's got a good ear for the more historical songs.

[@stacie9229]

The only artist I can relate to as much as Ren was Layne Staley. Alice has such a diverse catalog, but this obvious one is still my favorite. AND it's my birthday!

[@dubbayabird6680]

I feel the same way. Amazing vocals and awesome guy. Freaking sad

[@wayneclark2899]

Happy Birthday

[@suemiller2522]

Happy birthday!

[@ryanflores5987]

Happy birthday!

[@johncarpenter3751]

If you can relate to Lane and you made it this far then I salute you good sir!

[@seangrover6101]

RIP Layne on of the most distinctive voices ever.

[@chelseahaley8350]

Layne Staley has one of my all time favorite male voices! This probably wasn't the best song for a first reaction to them! Check out Rooster, Nutshell, Heaven beside you, No excuses or Don't follow! They're MTV Unplugged session is the best!

[@jdmmike7225]

Also Love, Hate, Love from Live @ The Moore.

[@HappiestGirl69]

Don’t forget Would? ! My favorite, but I love all of their music. RIP Mike Starr and Layne Staley.

[@ms.dirtybird7779]

Nutshell is my personal fave especially love the MTV Unplugged version

[@RobTerrell-rd3tf]

Exceptional. I heard that (among other analogies) that man in the box described the constraints that the labels were putting on them. Putting them in a box. A helpful take I heard is to take the “save my eyes . . .” Section as a dialogue between the positive plea & an opposing view. “Jesus Christ/deny your maker” like a destructive voice against the singer. Layne sings the positive & Jerry sings the negative in a different voice. Saying “sew your eyes shut”. & prevails saying “now you’ve sewn them shut”.

[@Ash-ft5su]

The whole mtv unplugged is great.

[@edwardvicente7742]

💯

[@lisajohnson521]

It’s really not. Layne was half dead. Why do people always recommend that? They have so many performances where he was aware, alive and really put on a show. Why not suggest those?

[@donnakubiski5572]

​@@lisajohnson521People recommend it because they happen to like it. I'm one of those people. If you don't like it fine, but don't diss it because of that. It's your opinion. Others are entitled to their opinions without being questioned about it.

[@dontmindme633]

@@lisajohnson521it is kinda heartbreaking to watch but it really shows the strength of their songs and vocals with the music stripped down like that. It’s just musically really great. But yeah, very sad.

[@gthewolf7948]

​​@@lisajohnson521agreed, Studio version first

[@IsaacDDuke]

Quick connection: I worked at a family business. One of the designers had platinum albums of Alice in Chains next to his desk. I thought he was an amazing album designer, later to find out he was Jerry’s uncle - brother to his mom that all the songs were written about. A lot of the back stories were so similar to Kurt Cobain. Dysfunctional white family from poor areas in Washington state. Can see why their lyrics and music captured a whole nation…

[@cbdawg4242]

Alice In Chains is a top 3 band all time for me. Layne’s best performance live was “Love Hate Love” at The Moore. Love what you do! Rooster, Nutshell, and Don’t Follow are all excellent songs too

[@cbdawg4242]

Also, their MTV unplugged show/album is an all timer.

[@Robert-op7oc]

This song has such a hard and dirty groove to it! It's one of my all-time favorites.

[@jom7604]

Saw them live when they opened for Van Halen in Phoenix back in the day. What a show!!!

[@caseyhopkins6299]

The best thing about finding AIC is every live performance is even better! It’s the same with Mad Season Layne just take everything to another level. Sexual chocolate baby!

[@VesselXVII]

Mad Season is one of my faves. Wake Up and Artifical Red are masterful

[@karolprado9296]

My favorite band all time. Layne is by far one the best singer of all time! even better live. Check the song Love, Hate, Love - live in the Moore please!!!

[@fatimaechs515]

Yep ❤

[@nicolleleopoldo3550]

Layne ❤

[@craigdoughty8803]

"Down In a Hole" from the Unplugged set is a must to check out. Would love to see your reaction to that one.

[@gthewolf7948]

Studio version is better

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

His vocals on this chorus is UNDENIABLE, and he was Even better performing live, I was lucky enough to AIC with Layne 5 or 6 times early to mud 90's, wayyy before UNPLUGGED, where you could see the TOLL HIS ADDICTION HAD TAKEN ON HIM

[@Searles007]

More Alice in Chains: "Rain When I Die" - "No Excuses" - "Don't Follow" - "Love, Hate, Love" LIVE at the Moore 💚🤙🏻

[@suemiller2522]

It's "Don't Follow" for me. That song gets me every time.

[@Searles007]

My favorite. @@suemiller2522

[@BearIslandComics]

There’s so much more AIC you need to experience. Rooster, Down In A Hole, I Stay Away & more

[@2rare2die100]

You should check out the unplugged version of Down In A Hole

[@marshalltaylor6867]

Anything from their MTV Unplugged is worth a watch. My favorites from the show are "Down in a Hole" and "Nutshell"

[@gushbond]

I second this.

[@bazamere]

I think rooster would be a good song. It was written by the guitarist whose dad was a sbiper during the vietnam war and is based on the things he shared with his son (the guitarist). Its lyrically much more interesting (and is overall a great song)

[@jamesjohnson5790]

AIC is one of my favorite bands! "Man in the Box" is the song that broke them on their major lavel debut. I think that opening riff and chant, along with the chorus hook, and Layne's vocals is why this song is liked. You have to remember (or maybe you're too young?), what was going on in Rock music and what was popular, in 1990! This was about 1 1/2 years BEFORE Nirvana and Pearl Jam broke big, and hair bands like Trixter, Firehouse, Nelson, etc., were the big MTV bands at the time. This was very different to what was the rock norm of the day. Everyone seems to be wanting you to react to "Rooster" next. Not that it isn't a great tune, but I'd say do a reaction to "Rain When I Die", or "Down in a Hole". THEN check out "Rooster"!

[@SdMbL1]

Best rock voice of the 90’s. Maybe not the most recognizable, but the best.

[@nicolleleopoldo3550]

Omg! My Favorite singer ever! Check they in live!!!

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

This brings me back to my early 20's. The freest and greatest time, before being tied down with life experience. Every night partying and all day sleeping with some work in between. The whole point of life was to have maximum FUN! Not all the way grown up and finding out just who I was. This was an anthem for every kid born in the 70's! Amazing how a song can represent so much in just 3 minutes.

[@FrogGinyu]

"Would" is my favorite AIC song.... but most of their stuff is great. "Would" is on another level IMO

[@murderhobo4964]

Your honesty is sooo appreciated. Next time you dip into AIC may I recommend that you watch love hate love live at the Moore. Even if you don’t love the song you will see what everyone sees in Layne and boys. 🎉🎉🎉

[@TheJustimm]

About time!! I was wondering if you were ever gonna get to some! You NNEEEDDD. to check out their complete “MTV Unplugged” set. Will blow your mind

[@NiniLou-246]

Awesome band. "Rooster", "Would" and "Down in a Hole" are a few of my favorites. Layne Staley and Mike Starr have both since passed away due to addiction. The 90's produced some damn fine music.

[@ryanstandre3648]

The other guy was right, the Box is the television, it's about more or less the media and politicians filling our brains full of lies and asking us to be blind to everything else including the truth... The song almost didn't make the album because of his controversial topic, and the wild sound... How ironic that it became one of their most popular songs.

[@DarleneMiddleton-n3q]

Please BP, check out LOVE HATE LOVE, live at the Moore. The pain and sheer power of his voice is chilling! best live performance ever! RIP TO THE GOAT LAYNE!!!!

[@Sawdoff2]

Live At The Moore my guy. This or Love Hate Love really showcases Layne's vocals. RIP Layne🙏

[@dianamcmullin5231]

The Man in the Box was a man named Doc who lived in a cardboard box in downtown Seattle. He managed to get a job at a local nightclub setting up for shows. One weekend they were setting up a showcase for labels to see the local music scene. Doc got to talking to a lady from a label and she offered him a job at the label. The last they saw of Doc was him heading to LA to work for the label. True story. My husband's band was in that showcase.

[@elenaorujev3494]

Love Hate Love Live at the Moore please! You'll be blown away!!

[@iamsquatty]

This is the typical 90s grunge alternative rock. Its what i grew up on. Nirvana, pearl jam, etc. So iconic 💜💜

[@Unangelic73]

Love Hate Love Live at Moore ..heart wrenching tune 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@Cbodfl]

I think you would appreciate the song Don't Follow off of Jar of Flies, acoustic, harmonica, builds, awesome tune by Alice in Chains

[@jameslay5236]

Love AIC!! The live version of Love Hate Love is killer.

[@3ppatriot42]

Learn the history of the bands n u will feel where their music comes from. Alice in chains is a damn good band. Us gen x who lived as teens in early 90s grew up on all this kinda music.

[@Hillybean30]

My man ..Layne...damn he could sang!!!!

[@mtheoryx83]

This song was Layne's prayer to the world, and was very much about drug addiction. It's musically "my jam" but lyrically a very sad story.

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

Have you seen LOVE,HATE, LOVE live at THE MOORE? YOU WILL SEE THE POWER HE HAD in his prime

[@jillplatte6370]

Hey, I appreciate you keeping your reactions real. Mad props. Keep it up. (by the way, I LOVE this song but I still want you to keep it real.)

[@julianortiz4151]

Trust me, BP, Alice In Chains is one of those bands that grows on you. I wasn’t all that into them when they first broke on the scene in 1990-91, but after seeing them live on one of their first tours (on the legendary North American Clash of the Titans tour) in 1991, I became a dedicated fan to this very day. They’re one of my favorite bands because their music is pretty emotional and speaks on a different level than most bands of that time. Their catalog is varied and diverse but still high quality. This is a deep rabbit hole and a band worth investigating way more. My all time favorite song from them is “Down in a Hole” from their second album, Dirt. Thematically, “Man in the Box” and “Down in a Hole” are very similar. The singer, Layne Staley, struggled with heroin addiction and he was basically giving up and looking for any way to get a handle on it. It’s a cry for help from God by someone who isn’t sure they believe in God. It is confusing, but makes sense when you keep that in mind.

[@Looneyintheboonies]

Layne Staley could sing his rear-end off. Tragically, like so many during that era, he was a heroin addict, and I hear that in the lyrics of nearly every song they did. He died way too young, and even more tragic, he wasn't discovered until 2 weeks after he passed, by the police and his mother. But that man could sing, and every live performance he proved it. I never heard him sound less than stellar.

[@MinkyBucketz]

R.i.p Lane Staley! Dude was a legend. Made my high school years awesome

[@gNome_5]

Layne Staley could sing the happiest song ever imagined, and yet somehow tears would still find their way to my eyes. There's no sufficient explanation I've found as to why his life specifically, and its hauntingly tragic end, will forever cast a long shadow over the doorway of my heart. RIP 🕊️💔♾️ Layne Thomas Staley 8/22/67-4/5/02

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

You want to be blown away… listen to LOVE HATE LOVE live at the Moore.

[@lacyInmon1978]

Layne was a awesome singer with great range.

[@isuckatguitar6252]

my fave singer of all time, maybe...Love Hate Love live at the Moore was the pinnacle, but then MTV Unplugged - Rooster, Nutshell is so incredible & tragic, I can't get through it without balling.

[@kellyhouse4263]

Another voice we lost too soon! R.I.P. Layne ❤

[@BrianBaldwin-bbwin85]

Gotta listen to Rooster man. It is deep and has great harmony, vocals, and bass guitar 👌

[@louisgrande6334]

Alice in Chains are one of the big 4 in grunge with that Seattle sound back in the late 80's through the 90's.

[@andrewhodgkinson1484]

Definitely check out some live stuff, Love Hate Love at The Moore is legendary or their Unplugged set, Nutshell and Down in a Hole in particular

[@aura81295]

Appreciate the sincerity of your reactions. Doesn't matter if the selection is what you prefer (or not so much) - just that you are genuine about it. I think it's good that you try to find what appeals to people in the pieces and that you are willing to dig a little deeper. Many reactors lack authenticity because they only want to give positive reinforcement to their followers to grow their channel. I clicked on the link for this review because I enjoy you as a reactor, but I don't watch every review you do knowing beforehand that I really don't care for some of the songs. Man in the Box was a song I wasn't sure about because it was popular around the time I mostly quit listening to radio. I did know this, and it took back to that time in my life. Like you, I never really understood the lyrics although something about the power of the vocal performance at that same spot you perked up to has always stuck with me. Great reaction! Thank you

[@codythomssen9337]

I think why people love alice in chains so much is layne is so relatable with his delivery

[@ms.dirtybird7779]

Nah Alice Cooper was popular back in the 70s and 80s. Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell do the singing on Alice N Chains songs. Every song is a good one.

[@alexandriah2412]

My favourite Seattle band. They are amazing. Layne was one of the greatest rock/metal vocalists ever and I hope found the peace in death that evaded him in life. 💔💔💔💔💔 Reactions to Would, Angry Chair, Love Hate Love, Bleed The Freak, The Rooster would all be hugely appreciated.

[@elegantirony78]

This song is all about Layne Staley's voice & vocal range. Would is my fav AIC song. Layne Staley's parents were very religious and he broke from the church

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

This is a great track, but if you aren't feeling it you aren't feeling it... I think it will grow on you, but even if it doesn't AIC has dozens of other excellent tracks for you to check out. With such a phenomenal vocal talent, there is definitely something there that will grab you. Edit: grunge lyrics are notoriously cryptic, good luck with the interpretation! Some recommendations, if you haven't done them already: "Down in a Hole (MTV Unplugged ver.)," "Would," "Rooster," "Nutshell (MTV Unplugged ver.)" - I could keep going, but this is probably a good start.

[@ginaarendtson9478]

That ranch is Jerry’s pops ranch in Oklahoma. Part of Rooster is also on that ranch. My tops are Pink Floyd, AIC and Ren. ❤

[@maynardw7150]

I just came across what 'The Man in the Box' is about. It's about being a veal calf about to be slaughtered from it's point of view.

[@Switzdiggity]

I LOVE that you're getting into 1990s Seattle Grunge. LET'S GOOOO!!!

[@shanegooding4839]

Jerry Cantrell wrote this about his Dad who was nicknamed Rooster. It helped them repair their relationship because Jerry was telling him that he understood that his Dad was suffering PTSD from Vietnam.

[@jeanniemetiva6745]

I've always said people HEAR music differently so understand you're not feeling it.....but you are the 1st reactor who hasn't felt it!! Lol....love your reactions ❤

[@isabelleb1648]

AIC is one of the best bands of the "grunge" era. I was 10 years old the first time I saw the music video for Rooster. It had a profound impact on my young mind... in my 40's now and I love them more today than the 90's.

[@colinryan4737]

Love Hate Love live is a MUST reaction. Layne is the greatest voice of our time (MTV era), and possibly of all time.

[@lizmarch4000]

I remember liking and buying this song when it came out in high school (it was so different and provocative) and feeling like I was surely going to hell for listening. But I couldn't stop myself!

[@jayman9910]

The song is about censorship which is ironic since the music video was censored. Alice in Chains are a band that you'll probably need to listen to multiple songs to get use to their sound. They have heavy songs & chill songs, you might like the chiller songs(Like Rooster, Nutshell, Down in a Hole, Would). Man in the Box is their more Metal sound & was the song that put them on the map in 1990. AIC are considered part of the big 4 Grunge bands with Nirvana, Pearl Jam & Soundgarden. AIC are most famous for their vocal harmonies(they have 2 singers) & dark lyrics & being the heaviest grunge band. Unfortunately the bassist & lead singer in this video have passed away.

[@a7734999]

I'm the man the box. Burried in my pit. Won't you come and save me? Deny your Maker!

[@stevebrown9955]

Man In The Box" deals with censorship, with animal cruelty used as a metaphor. The "man in the box" is like a veal calf trapped in confinement. The song was inspired by lead singer Layne Staley's impressions of both censorship and meat consumption, but saying the song is "about" either of those things would be stretching the facts. Staley didn't like it when musicians got political because he didn't feel they (including himself) should be preaching about things they weren't qualified to elaborate on. The final lyrics for "Man In The Box" are rather opaque, but Staley did explain the meaning. The song started out being about censorship alone, but then Staley and AIC went to dinner with some Columbia Records executives. Some of the executives were vegetarians, and the conversation turned to the way calves were raised in tiny boxes to be slaughtered for veal. As explained in Alice In Chains: The Untold Story by David De Sola, Staley incorporated thoughts inspired by that conversation into the song he was working on. In its final version, "Man In The Box" is written from the perspective of a calf in a box waiting to be slaughtered. The censorship aspect of the song is basically indecipherable and would probably be lost entirely if not for the fact that Staley mentioned it in some interviews.

[@OtakuParadiseBrad]

This song is all right, it's one of those things that played on the radio all the time and is still play to this day so it kind of sticks around. This would follow under the category of grunge, and if you want another good grunge artist to listen to I suggest Pearl Jam and the song Jeremy is really good

[@jimmymyers9377]

LOVE HATE LOVE LIVE AT THE MOORE TRULY ONE OF THE GREATEST VOICES IN ROCK AND ROLL BEFORE HIS DOWNFALL

[@theccpisaparasite8813]

Alice Cooper Band was fronted by Vinnie Furnier ... a really good guy. But his stage alter ego was Alice Cooper ... ideal starter song "Guilty"

[@voodoovoodoo1863]

Layne staley is one of the greatest vocalists ever. R.I.P.

[@graciefolden2359]

Speaking of "box", Jerry Cantrell is using a Talk-Box on his guitar for this song.

[@jenniferewing4504]

When this song came out there was Nothing like it. Everyone that was bored with music really liked the change.

[@Gothmog8ap]

This was my hook. Got me into them. Top 2 bands of my fav bands of all time

[@cobaltfog]

AiC took me a while to warm up to, fortunately at the time it was on the radio and people still listened to the radio.

[@panarchpete5637]

I love your reactions to older Rock music Black; I came across your videos recently but have viewed about 50 - 60 of them the past week. Great stuff. One band I would like to see your react to is " Rush ". One of the greatest bands to come out of Toronto. They have a huge discography with heavy airplay on FM stations over the past 40 years. Keep up the great work. I'll be watching...

[@R8drdave]

Rooster is the best of many great Alice In Chains songs.

[@sandraaraya5067]

Gotta check out SLAYER! My hubby if 30 years is the lead singer and bass player. Reign in blood, angel of death… hell any of em! Alice In Chains toured with them on clash of the titians! They were booed but I fell in love with them!

[@timafterhours7062]

I had to laugh when BP asked if there was a particular song of AiCs when he has the name of it covering the song he's reacting too lol. R O O S T E R !

[@kalanhitchens8782]

If you really want to see the magic of Alice in chains, watch their song "Love hate love". Live from the moore theater

[@lesleysmith5017]

AIC can be an aqured taste. The first time you hear it you're like, what is this? As you listen more the beauty reveals itself slowly. Keep listening, you'll find it.

[@allyfoster255]

This Song is banging.. I just love it!!!

[@user-cc9vw4mo6g]

He talking about everyone seeing and believing what they see on tv

[@vonbass1300]

This is their first stuff they get better, and more diverse. Try Would. Them Bones, Nutshell, anything off of the unplugged album.

[@levilyda]

I appreciate the honest review

[@joeygauvin2765]

I love all Alice in chains but the unplugged stuff is my favorite 😊

[@R8drdave]

One of the best vocalist in rock