AMAZING VOICE!! First Time Reaction to Alice In Chains - “Man In The Box”

[@JackieDaytonasBar]

That voice is sorely missed

[@garystubbs5503]

I agree 100%, just want to add to the comment: It was not only his voice but Layne was also a master at putting his emotions into his voice. He was a true artist. RIP Layne.

[@danielkinn782]

Yes sir....every day

[@warinsidemyhead8939]

Press play....

[@m.ericwatson968]

Layne's voice haunted us, long before he left this world, RIP

[@antioch1975]

I have argued until I was blue in the face with people that his voice is top 5 ever in rock.

[@SoulForty5Music]

AIC "Love Hate Love" Live at The Moore.. You will love it

[@peterpan8073]

Love hate love live at moore absolute prime of the band. Also mtv unplugged is great

[@LostHate]

I think at least half of us were gonna suggest LHL at the Moore.

[@Carneyar_the_Druid]

One of the best live performances in rock history.

[@alicaveltman3021]

Totally Agree!

[@nathanweiss5174]

too soon... but also YES!

[@rhill49849]

“Would” the official video should be next. One of the best songs of all time.

[@claymonster5807]

Really...... you're gonna take her from How it started directly to How it ended in 2 songs? That being said, I will wait with baited breath for her to do it because it IS a freakin' amazing song/video and might just crush her (based on this reaction).

[@kelleychilton2524]

@@claymonster5807 What difference does that possibly make ... really??? Mix it up.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Is the official video the live at Moore Theater? Because that’s great

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@kelleychilton2524some bands it’s important to follow their growth and trajectory. The Beatles come to mind. Or Led Zeppelin. With AIC I don’t think it’s as important. So I agree with you in this case. Some Other bands, I would not.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

@@claymonster5807 It didn't end there. AIC are still around today, even if Layne isn't. They're still great.

[@garychildress2769]

Layne Staley (Singer)and Jerry Cantrell (Lead guitar) were an amazing combination!

[@robjones1226]

Dont forget Sean Kinneys drums, especially on their unplugged show. And R.I.P to their bassist Mike Star

[@tonyowens6470]

Their harmonies...WOW!!!

[@joshkern8005]

And also the backing vocal ability of Jerry and Layne together is better than peanut butter and jelly, kool-aid and sugar, well.............. you get the idea, Jerry is criminally underrated as a guitarist and vocalist for so many years now.

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

When they came out, NOBODY ELSE SOUNDED LIKE THAT, he and Jerry switch up alot, and harmonize really well.

[@mikelucchesi1719]

Check out Shame In You for some of their very best harmonizing. Layne and Jerry were an amazing combination.

[@deadmaniam3818]

When AIC first hit the airwaves, this is the song that introduced us all to them. We were ALL hypnotized by Layne’s voice. When he died, I was devastated. Layne Staley August 22, 1967 - April 5, 2002. ❤

[@Giveittome2012]

Thanks to my brother-in-law ... I was actually introduced to "Rooster" before this masterpiece. He wore that CD out! Stacey ... please consider "Rooster" as the next venture ... and RIP Layne.

[@tracyrichards6545]

Mike Starr my fav bass player passed in 2011💔

[@randommf3549]

True

[@pmar152]

Great reaction to a great band. “Down in a Hole” is another great one by Alice In Chains. A must to react too!!

[@petenieto1575]

Yes! The MTV unplugged version please.

[@chrismccall6755]

Every girlfriend I had during the 90s and 00s said this song was me. It is my soundtrack.

[@mateuszkrupa1024]

"Would?", "Rooster", "Nutshell", "Them Bones", "Dirt", and I could go on and on.

[@kelleychilton2524]

'Again'

[@kemeber7009]

I think there are no fillers in their discography at all. Maybe I am just a big fan, but every song, at least on the albums is spot on. But Would, Love hate love, Rooster, Them bones should be next after this tune for people, who are just diving into AIC' art

[@Cadinho93]

Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell have given us some of the best harmonies ever. Also, Layne Staley had one of the greatest voices of all time. RIP.

[@tarlane]

Their entire unplugged set is absolutely incredible. I'd lean towards Down in a hole' 'Nutshell' or 'Would' next

[@luna3723]

R.I.P Layne God bless you

[@fcocartin]

Hey Stacey, your reaction to "Man in the Box" was spot on! Layne Staley's voice is truly one-of-a-kind, and it's amazing to see you appreciate the depth he brought to Alice in Chains. Jerry Cantrell's harmonies and guitar work were equally crucial in creating their iconic sound. Thanks for waking me up with this video-there's nothing like starting the day with Layne's powerful vocals and Jerry's riffs! Now that you've opened Pandora's box to Alice in Chains, you should definitely check out the Holy Grail: "Mad Season," another amazing project of Layne's before he left us. Sorry, I just forgot to mention how powerful they were playing live! What a band! Keep the great reactions coming!

[@SIXX2772]

ROOSTER....Please listen to the actual studio versions before you hear any of them from the unplugged versions! Please you will get their bigger picture first if you do. Layne Staley was amazing..the entire band was perfect.

[@allisons.9553]

100%

[@fthomason93]

100% yes!

[@samsavage712]

This needs to be pinned

[@kylerBD]

Meh the unplugged versions are far better than the studio versions. No need to go studio first

[@bsnyder624]

His name is Layne, we loved/adored him then, even more now. RIP Layne and Mike(bassist)

[@whiskey_8681]

The "spit" and "pit" (edit) are just an overdub for the radio friendly version. You should also give "Don't follow" a listen. Beautiful (but very sad) song with both Layne and Jerry singing.

[@thorfinsky1427]

💩

[@magicbrownie1357]

To me, this was the grungiest of the Grunge movement. AIC rocks!

[@dr.Arkham77]

there never was a grunge movement.

[@dr.Arkham77]

@@JosephRocco-mi4cm So it never existed.

[@dr.Arkham77]

@@JosephRocco-mi4cm So it never existed

[@dr.Arkham77]

@@JosephRocco-mi4cm I've lived it too. If the artists themselves haven't created a "movement", no one else can. Then it never existed. Musicians have never even created a manifesto that characterizes a movement. The media created a factoid. What always existed was a music scene that was totally different from a music/grunge movement.

[@dr.Arkham77]

@@JosephRocco-mi4cm its never too late to learn. You are welcome. Good Dreams with some unreal movements.

[@MarkCancellieri]

Layne Staley is my favorite singer. I think you will love these Alice in Chains songs: Love Hate Love - Live at the Moore version Down in a Hole - MTV Unplugged version Nutshell - MTV Unplugged version

[@dlow600]

Rain when i die too

[@dylanbutler5654]

I Stay Away by Alice In Chains. One of their best and underrated songs, really showcases how good Layne’s voice can get

[@jcreed1484]

Layne’s voice cuts through you like nobody else’s. GOAT frontman. RIP Layne. Great reaction Stacey

[@TrenTgm]

Layne’s voice is so incredibly unique

[@xtldc]

Jerry Cantrell’s guitar solo in this song is just so fucking awesome

[@r.a.dalton6603]

You need to react to "Love Hate Love" live. It really showcases his vocal range.

[@martintraynor9938]

iconic performance at the moore theatre

[@christopherjaskowiak9073]

Layne Staley was one of a kind. His voice was pure pain, sorrow, rage, beauty, and above all, POWER.

[@muchachonextdoor5608]

Layne, Kurt, Chris, Scott, and Eddie. Voices of a generation. So sad that only Eddie is still with us.

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

And Andrew Wood. RIP.

[@chaddubois8164]

Eddie is the last man standing, just like the Killer was.

[@ninja_tony]

Alice In Chains is my favorite of all the grunge bands. They were absolutely phenomenal. There’s a ton of great songs you can check out from them, including “Would?”, “Grind”, “Down In a Hole”, “Heaven Beside You”, “Them Bones”, and so many more. You can’t go wrong with anything from them.

[@GianlucaSavage]

Alice In Chains, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, Screaming Trees... Music that accompanied my adolescence

[@SurenDrakensberg]

I was 19 years old in 1990, when I first saw the music video for AiC's first single "We die young" from their debut album Face-lift. The sound and their image just blew me away. I've been a fan ever since. I saw them live in Vancouver back in '93 for their follow-up album Dirt (1992). They were AWESOME live! That period from 1992 -1995 was unbelievable as far as seeing legendary bands such as; Megadeth, Soundgarden, STP, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, etc. 😎🎸🤘🏼

[@helenespaulding7562]

I didn’t “discover” grunge until my 70’s, during the pandemic, when I took a deep dive into KZbin reaction channels. I loved it. One of the first things I noticed was that the vocalists of the top grunge bands were outstanding…. On a par with my favorite rock singers of the 60’s and 70’s. Chris Cornell, Layne Staley, Eddie Vedder are my favorites. And AIC became my favorite band of that genre. I opened the doors to allot of music I’d never listened to before. There were worse ways to spend your time back then, I think!

[@benkramper872]

So a ton more alice in chains... Best singer ever!!!

[@jessrodriguez9160]

Layne Staley is(was) a very gifted vocalist. Alice In Chains has a large following. Layne left us way too early in 2002 at the age of 34. I saw their current band which included original guitarist Jerry Cantrell here in Phoenix a year ago with Guns and Roses with my son and grandson(AIC is his favorite band). The MTV Unplugged set is a must listen from 1996. Dive in young lady. From a 62 year old man that loves AIC.

[@DarthRaider520]

Bleed the Freak live at the Moore. I still to this day can't understand how a band can more complete. My top 5 favorite band of all time.

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Ooh… please do “Love Hate Love” next. Live at the Moore is a must. RIP Layne, you are missed. ❤

[@normie2716]

I think she ought to listen to a few others before getting into songs like Love Hate Love. Not that it's not great, but it's not really a "jam", it's more of a dark showcase of Layne's voice. Getting more acquainted with him as an artist first would be a good thing, imo.

[@LordPeter33]

If you want the full Layne Staley experience, peep "Down In a Hole" Unplugged version by Alice in Chains. 🥳

[@bruno3778]

YEESSSS!!! I never clicked so quickly! This song is about censorship, btw. AIC are the goats of grunge and my favorite band of all time! RIP Layne Staley 😢. His voice was so powerful and had so much emotion and was almost haunting. Now that you’ve heard one of their more upbeat songs, I really think you should do one of their more emotional songs like Down in a Hole (live MTV Unplugged) or Love Hate Love Live at the Moore. These two songs will really give you an idea of his insane vocal range, pain and emotion. Please keep going with them!

[@jackiewilliams4854]

AIC are a special band. When their debut album released it was played everywhere by everybody. Layne’s death was a kick in the face that still hurts.

[@richardwirt3193]

Jerry Cantrel on Guitar, but a sad story for the lead singer who overdosed on hard drugs Listen to their song Nutshell the MTV unplugged version he was very depressed

[@sumonjamal1653]

Layne Staley (lead vocals) was the original singer of Alice in Chains. This was from their 1990 debut album 'Facelift'... The band's trademark was the vocal harmonies of Layne Staley's bluesy vocals and guitarist Jerry Cantrell's subtle vocals. Their sound was very unique for that time - a cross between early Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd w/ Beatles-style vocal harmonies. However, Layne Staley struggled w/ he+++n addiction and passed away in 2002 from an OD... Alice in Chains' biggest hits were w/ Layne on vocals... The band reunited w/ new vocalist William DuVall in 2006 and has released new albums since. The original Alice in Chains was formed in the 80's by Jerry Cantrell (guitar/ vocals), Layne Staley (lead vocals), Sean Kinney (drums) and Mike Starr (bass)... Signed in 1990, they released their debut album 'Facelift' and it sold gold by 1991 w/ the success of the single 'Man in the box'... Cantrell wrote the song about censorship by the music industry - how the record label kept trying to put the band 'in a box' in order to market and sell them as a commodity... AIC released an acoustic EP 'Sap' in 1991 showcasing the band's mellow side. 2nd full album 'Dirt' became a huge hit in 1992... the album came in w/ the Seattle grunge rock scene breaking big and it sold over 4x platinum... w/ the singles - 'Would?' ... 'Them bones' ... 'Rooster' ... 'Angry chair' ... 'Down in a hole'... The album had a lot of lyrics about the dark world of he+++n addiction, which Layne Staley and Mike Starr were struggling with. In 1993, AIC fired Mike Starr (Sadly, he passed away in 2011 from a prescription OD) ... Mike Inez (bass) replaced him and AIC released the semi-acoustic EP 'Jar of flies' in 1994, which charted at #1. Unfortunately, Layne Staley's struggles put Alice in Chains' touring on hold by '94... Layne recorded the album 'Above' under the band name Mad Season in 1995...That same year, Alice in Chains released their self-titled album which also charted at #1 but no tour was planned. Alice in Chains did a stellar MTV 'Unplugged' performance in '96 and played 4 shows that Summer opening for the band Kiss... Those were the last shows Layne Staley played... Layne survived an OD after the last show and Alice In Chains went on hiatus. That year, his longtime girlfriend Demri passed away and Layne lost all hope. In 1998, Layne agreed to record 2 new songs for an Alice in Chains boxed set ('Music Bank') - 2 truly dark songs were completed: 'Get born again' and 'Died'... released in 1999. Jerry Cantrell released solo records ('Boggy Depot' in 1998... 'Degradation trip' in 2002) After Layne Staley's death in 2002, Alice in Chains (Cantrell/ Kinney and Mike Inez) reunited to tour in 2006 w/ William DuVall on vocals... They have released 3 albums since - 'Black gives way to blue' (2009)... 'The devil put dinosaurs here' (2013) and 'Rainier Fog' (2018) Some of the newer AIC songs - "Check my brain" ... 'A looking in view' ... 'Hollow'... 'Your decision' Jerry Cantrell released another solo album 'Brighten' in 2021.

[@dashiellsisson9263]

If man in the box makes you cry… man… she hasn’t even scratched the surface of the nutshell… I mean iceberg… RIP Layne.

[@ps8481]

Alice in Chains is my most favorite band ever!! RIP LAYNE and Mike

[@WheresWaldo05]

Yep. You have no idea how good their discography is. In my opinion, this is the best not only grunge band but best rock band of all time.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Amazing discography, yes!! I've got "Dirt" as one of my deserted island albums!

[@philthemovieguy81]

Wait until you listen to their Unplugged set. Alice In Chains was a huge part of my adolescence in the 90s. What a loss we all endured when Layne Staley left us.

[@chrismccall6755]

Layne Staley live could still deliver the intensity. First saw them in 1992, again 1993 (twice), 1994, with my last show I saw was 1996. He was the voice I wished for to bring people together. But you could hear the sadness and downfall back in ‘93. In 1994, I feared the worst. Then Cobain dies. Layne disappeared. Jerry still carries the weight of the magnificence of Alice In Chains. Music affects me more than any event in history. R.I.P. Layne.

[@alexmoore3676]

4:39 The music video is the radio friendly version. The words 'pit' and 'spit' replace another word on the album.

[@rickyc8135]

"Down in a hole" tugged my heart back in the 90s and still to this day!!! RIP LAYNE STALEY/MIKE STARR...AIC BELONGS IN ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME PERIOD!!!!!!

[@drdeviant8365]

You rule Stacey.. Love, Hate, Love next, please. 🤘😊🤘

[@Criager2112]

RIP Layne he was an amazing voice and presence saw him a few times live

[@davidbenge3122]

Layne's voice is unmatched...

[@neilschoenthal594]

My favourite band of the 90s, check out more from them, have a good one Stacy!

[@ChefBeagz]

Layne's voice was 100% feeling, and you feel it in his songs.

[@akven0m]

The live version of "Love Hate Love" is a must watch!

[@AdamDobbs-j5k]

It's raw emotion he sings with passion

[@cowboymouth6429]

You went and done it now.....they have quite a rabbit hole 🔥👍

[@anandabaruah2262]

This is so innocent and “sweet”, when she says “I really love everything about the composition, his voice; the guitar”… …. It’s literally one of the most musically gifted rock bands of all time. Literally. They might kinda know what they’re doing 😉

[@judecarpenter2990]

They were/ are NOTHING like I've ever seen. Can't be replicated

[@timtravasos2742]

Your reaction to his voice is spot on ...👍

[@zingermike]

My son who is 21 was home this summer from college, we were coming home from dinner and I played some AIC songs and he was blown away how good they are. He now listens to them on his pods while working out.

[@Flufflebuff]

Love hate love live at the moor really paints a picture of his vocal prowess. Absolutely mind blowing. And that's an understatement.

[@90hatter90]

All their songs are bangers but this one in particular just always caught my attention. I always loved this one from them.

[@SIXX2772]

AIC is the best and one of the best of all time...Welcome to the CHAINS! lol

[@LouiseCantwell]

Loads of people have already said it but love hate love live at the moore is epic. That whole set is to be honest. Rooster is one of my favourite videos and anything from mtv unplugged is incredible. If you are moved by his voice then you need to listen to down in a hole or nutshell from mtv unplugged or Mad Season Wake up live at the moore will give you chills. Especially if you know what happened to him x

[@gregleighton6172]

I was 14 when grunge took over rock in the early 90's. Was hooked on the "grunge" sound from the get go. AIC was/is my favorite "grunge " band. Jerry and Layne had so many great songs. Layne was such a powerful singer. I truly was sad when he passed. I will let others suggest other songs of theirs. I will say my second favorite band was Soundgarden. I will suggest their song Outshined. It's their first song I remember hearing by them. Chris was also a powerful singer. Sad when we lost him also.

[@KenCyrus-tb3nh]

My favorite band from the 90s grunge.

[@svtinker]

Our girl is growing up!

[@judecarpenter2990]

Layne Stayley. Vocals. Jerry Cantrell. Lead guitar backing vocals. Mike Starr bass. And Sean Kinney drums.

[@ImThe5thKing]

The "Feed my eyes" right after the solo will never fail to give me goosebumps

[@joetaylor5113]

Im so jealous of her. Imagine getting to hear Layne sing for the first time again..

[@jimbrunson]

This song has given me goosebumps every time I’ve heard it since 1990 when the album first dropped.

[@nshinner]

You have so many Alice In Chains tracks to get into... Rooster, Would, Down in a Hole, Nutshell... Layne Staley is part of my golden triad of Grunge vocalists, the others being Chris Cornell (Soundgarden, Audio Slave) and Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots, Velvet Revolver). Check em out.

[@tedalfred9516]

And the great thing about them was they had no filter they were completely raw and real which is why they're so great

[@yarrrrmebucko]

Amazing harmonies and raw power are the main ingredients of all Alice In Chains' songs.

[@CanadaDan]

Layne's voice n lyrics are what grunge was all about. He is missed by millions but his legacy is forever, thru his music. Check out other songs by AiC, preferably the MTV Unplugged version, you'll def love them. You can't dive into grunge without listening/watching another amazing voice like Chris Cornell's. Became famous while on Soundgarden but his career started earlier on. Bands that had the privilege of having him were Temple of the Dog (check out Hunger Strike where he also sings with Eddie Vedder, from Pearl Jam), Audioslave (lots of hits but check out Like a Stone, Show me How to Live, Cochise, I am the Highway, Shadow on the Sun) lots of other great songs but I love those ones. Also he had a lot of covers, which he actually made them his own, like covers of Patience, Nothing compares 2 U and others.

[@TheKnutselaar]

RIP Layne. His voice goes straight through your soul. The unplugged versions of nutshell, down in a hole and would also deserve a reaction!

[@danielkinn782]

EVERY song AIC is incredible. Powerful. The combination of Layne and Jerry, there's nothing like it. Not only is his powerful but the lyrics...the lyrics are incredible. I can't wait for this rabbit hole. We told AIC will change your life. Hope your vacation is going great!!

[@briannicholls9405]

I’m an old man at 63 and have been through a lot of the great bands. AIC is still my favorite band and I’ve been a fan since they came out.

[@matthewplowden8610]

I'm from old school rock and roll. Never listened to Grunge until I heard AIC. They soon became my favorite band largely due to Layne voice and the guitar riffs of Jerry Cantrell. Damn they were so good.

[@CascadiaKyle]

Aw man, packed house ear-busting shows at The Crocodile Cafe in the Seattle that was. Good times.

[@martintraynor9938]

the best singer to ever do it imo. there's no one else to sound like him and Jerry together. Such a talent. I ended up naming my son after Layne.

[@8301TheJMan]

"Down in a Hole' Unplugged and "Love Hate Love" at The Moore are prolly their two best live performances. "Dont follow" is a phenomenal song too that there aren't many reactions to for some reason

[@Krazee4honda]

90’s teen here. AIC is one of the most underrated bands of that era. They were one of my favorites!

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

They are still my Favorite band even with the new singer William DuVall

[@RickMaciel-y3t]

Gotta react to "Love, Hate Love " live at the Moore Theater next. It will blow your mind.

[@TylerWarn-o8o]

It was an incredible era to live through! You are going to be overwhelmed, they have so much great music. Enjoyed your reaction.

[@chrisscheel9986]

Alice in Chains & Pink Floyd 2 bands with the greatest guitar artists and vocals from David and his crew to Layne and Jerry harmonizing together. Im 50 years old now and these 2 bands have gotten me through some tuff times. Lost my father at 13 years old. A younger brother in 1999 and an older brother in 2006. Floyd and Chains kept my alive period!

[@mrblueun1080]

I love AIC ROTTEN APPLE AND DIRT , also Would

[@g54b95]

'Love, Hate, Love' (Live at the Moore 1991), and the studio cuts of 'Rooster' and 'Am I Inside' are essential.

[@JCourts2k23]

My favorite band, back in my teens i cranked this up in my truck all the time, and still listen today

[@philkrugel1452]

Stacey!!! Stop what you are doing right now and react to Alice in Chains "LOVE HATE LOVE - LIVE AT THE MOORE" and watch the true power of this man's voice. Most epic live singing performance I have ever seen. Seriously.

[@jameshansen3761]

All of AIC songs, live at the Moore, and the MTV unplugged shows are must watches. Though you need to watch the official video of Rooster for the story. Another must watch is Layne's side project Mad Season, live at the Moore.

[@Drewnah]

So sad that Layne is gone. 😢 You’ll love “Love, Hate, Love.” @The Moore

[@DustinLaBombard]

That particular song is only a taste of what Layne Staley was capable of as to his voice capabilities. There are songs that will absolutely blow your mind. What are the greatest voices that will never hear again. Greatly missed. Plus his songs they never get old. Every time I hear a song from with him being the lead singer it's like a refreshing Goosebumps feeling. He is a one of a kind. Most of his songs as I have researched are based off his life triumphs and tribulations. What are the best there is and what are the best ever will be.

[@montezuumah]

This song along with "would?" and "down in a hole" are probably their 3 biggest hits and they're all different types of masterpieces.. "Love, hate, love" live at the Moore is a must see/hear to truly experience the power of Layne's voice and the bands skills.. Love your reaction.. great choice to break the AIC ice..

[@DuckdaringZ]

Layne Staley (RIP) was a once in a lifetime talent and Jerry Cantrell is a once in a lifetime musical genius. Inez, Starr, and Kinney are (were RIP Mike Starr) the best of the best, too. Ann Wilson from Heart said you could feel the stage vibrate from the power of Layne's voice. Man in the Box is the song that ushered us from the age of glam rock/hair metal into the age of grunge/alternative rock.

[@didierscharmin5069]

Hello Stacey, nice reaction. You got to react to is side project Mad Season 'River of deceit' . One of the best voices in grunge, R.I.P. Layne Staley .

[@Andres-mp7jn]

I am very impressed by your musical taste

[@ehdbcbjxjvjdj8325]

i think you should hear man in the box live at the moore

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

The Rooster always hit me hard. Great group of musicians.

[@Sawdoff2]

Layne has the most powerful, well controlled and unique voice ever heard. You don't listen to Layne, you feel him. Love Hate Love from Live At The Moore is must. MTV Unplugged - Down In A Hole.

[@jasonwalls1012]

The song man in the box came out nearly 35 years ago and got it hook in me out of the gate. I haven’t tired of it yet. it’s been a while since I’ve heard this and it took me back. It seemed like something was happening in music and it was just awesome between Alice In Chains Soundgarden Pearl Jam. ,and Nirvana all these artist kind of knew each other and collaborated on different projects together. I was 21 at the time now I’m 55 and it doesn’t seem that long ago. I believe time really is an illusion thank you Alan Watts.

[@brettshaver3074]

So much Alice in Chains to explore. As others have said, Love Hate Love (live), Rooster, Nutshell unplugged. Down in a Hole is a personal favorite

[@czrd1]

Buckle up this is a DEEP rabbit hole and one of the most all around talented bands of all time. Vocals, riffs, solos, harmonies, lyrics… there is so much diversity and depth in AIC and their work, one of my all time favorites and Layne and Jerry’s intertwining musical creativity is beautiful sad angry sorrowful and everything it could be. Love the reaction!!! 💯🔥