Vocal Coach reacts to Alice In Chains - Junkhead (Layne Staley Live)

[@lenamarii4561]

This guy doesnt need introducing. He's legendary.

[@danialmr5960]

Yesss

[@td315]

Word!

[@kojimapromeatspin]

Just like Martin L. Gore

[@timc3665]

Layne Staley is a god among insects. It took 25 years but he is now becoming recognized for the true talent that he was.

[@td315]

@@timc3665 ever since AIC came out Layne has been my favorite singer and everyone in our circle thought so too. I always thought the majority of people loved him too, but I was taking a survey of people that liked or disliked him. There wasn’t an internet to get information, just rock magazines and MTV and I was never home. We would always find trouble to get into most the time. My point is that I never knew people looked over him, we practically worshiped him. I did find it really shocking they weren’t inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame the first year possible. But they’ve had a rocky history with Rolling Stone magazine (I heard they run the hall of fame) ever since they put that closeup photo of Layne on the cover with the title ‘ the needle and the damage done”. They promise to put the whole band on the cover and not focus on Layne drug addict, both of which they did anyways. AIC threatened to whip the authors a&$ when they seen him and then laid a deuce/sh/# in a box and mailed it to the author.

[@marceloandreoli69]

Layne Staley was one of the most amazing voices to ever set foot on this planet. He sang with passion!

[@Franciscogonzalez-un7hp]

His voice and the feelings that he did put on the songs was on another level. Recently listening to alice in chains again after years and still gets me.

[@marceloandreoli69]

@@Franciscogonzalez-un7hp True!

[@slesstheman6778]

FACT!!

[@18echo]

Agreed.

[@marshall401]

Incredible voice

[@WyldeStarrTheWexican]

Layne's voice always gets me. Every. Single. Time.

[@Nyghtprowler]

Without a doubt man - it's second to none. He was an absolute legend.

[@julianaserrano1756]

Every. Single. Time. I hear you 🤘

[@chuckbradley9614]

Layne was a once in a lifetime experience. There will never be another singer like him. He’s the greatest vocalist from the grunge era.

[@dannydunn2772]

*of all time

[@shamtenma5350]

Agreed and I like to add that no one and I mean no one says, sings, screams, snarls "Yeah" like Mr Layne Staley.

[@matthewhazelwood914]

@@shamtenma5350 agreed , makes James hetfeild sound like a school girl

[@helmetpig1986]

I think Cornell might have a say in here

[@YourlocalNoVAgeek]

@@helmetpig1986 Yeh I always go back and forth on the two.

[@scottsmith4854]

The best thing about Layne was his authenticity. You really felt his pain when he sang.

[@carolynl.890]

Its true his singing was so heart based. He was all heart.

[@pornsakpongthong1092]

I didn't feel his pain.

[@Shade_Tree_Mechanic]

@@pornsakpongthong1092 Listen to Love Hate Love - Live at The Moore 1990

[@pornsakpongthong1092]

@@Shade_Tree_Mechanic lacking in real emotion. Derivative of early Yankovic. Overly reliant on vibrato for tension rather than complexity of atonal regimented juxtaposition of natural chordation

[@deadtxts344]

@@pornsakpongthong1092 Lol everyone can feel his emotion through singing but its hard to please know-it-alls like you

[@CrownlessKingIX]

The world didn't know what they had when Layne Staley was still alive. The man was untouchable.

[@squermanjerman5543]

With Layne's performance on this song we almost forget about how Sean Kinney absolutely strangled that drum set.

[@Julian.E.Liechty]

Sean is such a badass lol

[@OddYxD]

Literally THIS song has Mike, Sean and Jerry all having their most badass collective moment of their careers together only for Layne to steal the show himself. The demo version is even more impressive on that with how they were playing around with the vocal lines

[@squermanjerman5543]

@@OddYxD Starr was going off on the bass in here as well the bass line is immaculate, junkhead imo is collectively their best all around song/performance.

[@garythompson5316]

You nailed it brother

[@josejaviermartinez1377]

@@OddYxD wheres the demo version?

[@TheeRillyBadGamer]

There is NO ONE like him now, and there never will be, which is the greater tragedy. We still miss you, Layne.

[@Darnaguen]

His singing and that heavy, distorted bass riff together are just something else. Rest easy, Layne and Mike, you absolute legends.

[@robgas7507]

Layne’s was just a raw force of nature. Just nothing like him and will be forever missed

[@AllenSJ5]

Also, can’t forget Jerry’s vocal harmonies, riffs, and absolutely haunting solo in this one. Or Mike and Sean, of course.

[@td315]

Who’s Jerry??

[@lordofhador5843]

@@td315 the guitarrist

[@td315]

@@lordofhador5843 I was kidding Jerry was the one responsible for the musical sound and the best riffs like you said. There would be no AIC without either Layne or Jerry. I know AIC is still around but mainly from the fans carrying over from the Layne years. I do think both of them would be part of a band that “made it” and we would still know them. AIC came out when I was 16 and everybody I hung out with lost their mind(mostly over the Dirt album).

[@sebastiencrusener4968]

Layne was a beast behind the mic. Best vocalist I've ever heard: raw talent and pure emotion, I believe every word he ever sang and that's something one can't "learn". I miss him...

[@D4n1t0o]

Beth's excited reactions to Layne are so cute!

[@glenbuddin6755]

She is awed by him....and well should be

[@davidg6218]

She might respect his vocals but I honestly can't tell if she likes it by her body language.

[@D4n1t0o]

@@davidg6218 I think she does. It's like the reaction someone has when something 'Burns so good', you know?

[@davidg6218]

@@D4n1t0o OK. I wish she commented more. I would love a vocal coach but have nowhere to practice currently.

[@cassiuscarter2832]

@@davidg6218 she doesn't headbang just to headbang.. her body language showed that was really into it im not sure what you mean

[@cappy0023]

There will never be another Layne Staley... May he rest in peace.

[@woodysparks7996]

NEVER!!!!!

[@mrjonnyburkecovers]

I think what makes Layne's voice so powerful is the fact he meant and felt every word he sang. Listening to his lyrics retrospectively is quite heart breaking when you know how the story end. RIP to one of the most unique voices in rock

[@mileyledford8537]

"I listened to all of my parents' records. Joe Cocker & Elton John have got feeling, soul. I'm not really interested in whether someone is technically or musically correct. If there's a lot of power and emotion, that's what I like." - Layne Staley

[@nkw1985]

I watched a rare interview with him recently and the female reporter asked him if he had any current inflences which would've been in the early '90s. Layne's answer was Prince which surprised her but it shows that he wasn't your typical rock singer. There was another video of him criticizing many rock bands for only singing about superficial shit like sex and cars so he was a very honest and genuine person which absolutely shines through in his vocal delivery.

[@whiteeulogianraven7995]

Feeling sad, angry, lost, hopeless, dreamy, happy? Grunge it is, that is all.

[@danabomb100]

Layne painted a masterpiece with his voice every single time he stepped up to the microphone-he’s a legend.

[@dfbovey]

Layne sounds like a damn mountain Lion.

[@sixphilly]

This comment made me laugh And I don’t laugh at KZbin comments often

[@greenlampshade8909]

Yeah, definitely a sound that if you don't know it, you're, like, "WTF was that?!?", but if you do, you know the sh!t is getting real!

[@carolynl.890]

Jerry said in an interview that when he first heard Layne sing he thought the voice was coming out of a 300 pound biker instead of skinny little Layne loll

[@kaitlind375]

@@carolynl.890 i always think about how layne had such a quiet, mild, almost high pitched speaking voice. but the second he starts to sing it’s like a roar, he had a voice that could shake the room. if you had heard an interview of his before ever hearing any of his songs i guarantee you would never have been able to predict what would come out of him lol.

[@putitback4789]

Layne was a cat

[@michaeldaugette802]

Layne was once in a lifetime singer he made his on vocal path in everything he did he was such a trendsetter back in the 90s ! He was one talented dude!

[@VademecumExInferis]

He sounds amazing because his voice is the psychical expression of his broken soul... A true feeling, a true voice.

[@brkeng]

Perfect breakdown. You get it! My wife asked me and my daughter “what do you listen to when your depressed?” We both said “Alice in Chains” the she said what do you listen to when you’re happy? We both said “Alice in Chains.” There is something about the true emotive singing that Layne had that really helps you feel. That aside, the great debate amongst us Gen X grungies….. Who had a better voice? Layne Staley or Chris Cornell? I always go back and forth on this one.

[@mactireliath2356]

Just having to ask the question, to compare two vocal legends, is a blessing

[@PeteyDolan]

Man, we cannot compare the two, only appreciate what they gave us. Love, Hate, Love live at the Moore was the single greatest performance of all time, in my opinion, but Layne could not have done what Cornell did with tracks like Beyond the Wheel and Hunger Strike. Different strokes for different blokes but both of them were and will always be one of a kind

[@melanieballard110]

I’ve quit comparing. I love them both.

[@rael2099]

Yup, no point of comparison nor a competition. I enjoy them the same although I have a softer spot for Chris. I'd add Ed Kowalczyk in that group of supernatural singers with impossible and inimitable voices of the 90s.

[@melanieballard110]

@@rael2099 I have soft spot for him too. Based solely on the fact he was one of my first crushes lol. That aside, I can’t compare nor rank them. It’s horrible that Chris is gone and incredibly sad. Thru the years, as I continue to listen to and watch AIC or Mad Season it just seems so much more tragic. You can just see Layne fading.

[@Donadon15]

Layne always felt what he was singing. I think this is why he was different. Legendary! Forever.

[@mssxwc]

So casual at the end. "Thanks a lot".

[@AllenSJ5]

Very down-to-earth.

[@OscarOffTheCuff]

Easily one of the most humble rockstars ever

[@patsmith6405]

I cannot hear this song without waiting for that exact moment

[@mssxwc]

It is a cry

[@trustmeineedu]

it's always a pleasure to hear Layne

[@thatswhaticallanicesound6586]

Thank you Beth for this video. It's soothing to see how this gives other people shivers, too :) like at 02:25 where Lane becomes nothing less than sort of an ultra loud stadium siren putting out a long screeching holler without a decay in pressure, just to move up 3 halftones at the end of it. That's not just a "Yeah" but comes to "Yeeeeeeaaaahhhhoowwweahh", sounding like finally the yell goes down the drain in a sink. Absolutely amazing how he can do artsy things like that with such control of his voice in a live situation... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎶

[@N1xon45]

The way he belts out "I do it a lot yeahhh" right before the solo is one of my top 3 Layne moments. Goosebumps every single time. He just absolutely destroys. Miss him so damn much.

[@ancestraljns1747]

Layne Staley, the greatest singer Ive seen in my entire 25 years of life.

[@thehumanraise2715]

Mine too in my 52's...

[@Channingz]

You like AIC and you have Guts on pfp, you're a cool dude.

[@nathanvarnis1329]

Does anyone else get goosebumps from Layne's voice?

[@sappystaley]

Everytime.

[@BradCross1982]

He’s the only one that does that for me. No matter how many times I’ve heard a particular song it still gives me the same feeling, I’ve never heard anyone else that did that for me. Others have came close for me, in particular.... Steve Marriott, Greg Allman, John Fogarty, Chris Cornell.... but Layne is the only one who does it every time 🤘🏽

[@nathanvarnis1329]

@@BradCross1982 Their unplugged performance gets me every time. Layne's hunched over posture and blank look on his face is haunting. Seeing how unwell he was is almost hard to watch. But damn, what a performance.

[@BradCross1982]

Yes. Even at his worst he was still great. As I mentioned before some other singers come close for me but Layne is the only one who gives me goosebumps every single time no matter how many times I’ve heard the songs, especially his live performances I love them, I a few of Alice In Chains live bootlegs burned onto cd, perfect for cruising 🤘🏽

[@shaunpilkington4625]

Every damm time for the last 34. Years

[@coltongoff456]

Layne Staley has helped me through my darkest times. A talented musician and a wonderful man.

[@soapaddictOH]

My favorite version of this song! I get goosebumps every time.

[@cranefixeroregon8815]

Beth the appreciation and analysis you provide with Layne and other raw emotional talent sets you apart from the balance of individuals across this medium. Thanks so much for just being you and honest to the these artists giving all of what they have in life.

[@jennyf1012]

Hypnotic! Thank you Beth for honoring the one and only Layne.

[@ekuryluk]

0:23 “Layne’s voice is heartbreaking”. Nailed it.

[@wjcolclasure]

I love how you feel this and pick up on how the techniques connect to the emotions.

[@danielbutlermusic]

Layne was the best singer to walk the planet, so much soullll.

[@Kayster1971]

Layne Staley is the most unique singers I’ve ever listened to. You think he’s going one way then he goes someplace totally unexpected. He literally sings to a tune all his own. Not to mention he did many of his own harmonies. I have loved AIC & him since I bought Dirt (when it came out). I actually listened to AIC today. Layne Staley AIC is always in the lineup!

[@MariaLeven-ss2mb]

This was in 1992, this was actually in his prime. His voice is a powerhouse that people have said could be heard over the speakers. They worked the crap out of his vocals with the amount of touring. It wasn’t till 93 he almost begged them to cancel a show because it was causing so much strain. But he definitely was singing healthy. His voice was the most incredible and unique I have ever heard. He sang I quote like an “angry angel”. He was said to been heard over the speakers. He is the best of all time. Rest In Peace layne. He was a beautiful person. Chills every time I hear him. 🤘

[@lukaszigorkruszewski]

Layne's imperfections were absolutely perfect. Thanks for the video, Beth.

[@AllenSJ5]

Layne really was special. Thank you for this video, Beth.

[@sorchx]

Layne makes me cry every goddamn time I listen to him, no matter what mood I'm in. RIP angel.

[@junkhead64]

Layne was insanely awesome live! Miss both him and Chris!

[@azja6666]

Alice in chains "Bleed the Freak" from Moore Theater next please!

[@70centurian]

Agree. Hell, the Whole show is Amazing. l Wore OUT the VHS l bought. Need to find it on DVD. Check out AIC at the 1313 club. Its on Utube, just audio. l was there that night. Best show l saw them do live.

[@mileyledford8537]

Yes, the harmonies and of course tge epic screams by Layne following the guitar solo

[@JR10_RR]

Toronto 1992 is also another killer version of BTF

[@rachellewhite4054]

His voice kills me. It’s so distinct, hard and soft at the same time. Every time I hear his voice it remind me of my youth, but makes me so sad. I feel like the best voices are only around for such a short time

[@seahawker253]

This song right here helped me understand the mind of a drug addict. My dad was clean for 30 plus years until ALS and multiple knee surgeries caused him to have a relapse I still get chills listening to this song.

[@adikickass84]

The best part of the song for me is the chorus where Jerry's beautiful vocal harmony comes in, and you can hear Mike's incredibly funky and catchy bassline just carry the melody so well. Fucking amazing

[@s.m.5386]

It’s not just me I’m sure but when he kicks in the first chorus it makes my body and my head tingle. Voice from god.

[@cianmcclees5905]

His entire MTV unplugged session was absolutely amazing... his voice was on point even though he was about to nod out throughout the entire thing. RIP Layne

[@JEBPsych]

There will never be another one like him. RIP Layne.

[@10rz]

What a voice! His emotiveness and rasp are unparalleled. Would love to see you react to Tamino.

[@ericolson326]

Probably my favorite AiC song. Every member is firing on all cylinders.

[@anilgul05]

Never been click faster before

[@speedtrials07]

literally my favorite song ever

[@barbito95]

Amazing video. I’ve always been blown away with what Layne can do with his voice.

[@johnsebastianalday5698]

One of the best live performances from Alice in Chains. This was Layne Staley in his pocket in terms of vocal power/dexterity. If you do AIC again, Please check out "God Am Live at the Kiel Center, St. Louis, MO, July 1996." I personally go for the audio recording because the live video is grainy but nevertheless this is an underrated gem from Alice in Chains. This performance was the last time Layne Staley was on helm as lead vocalist. Layne was at this point deep in the thralls of his heroin addiction and physically and mentally gone (the glaring weight loss, long sleeved clothes and gloves to hide the needle marks, (e)motionless, and teeth decay). Layne's bandmates were also struggling with addiction (particularly lead guitarist/secondary singer/songwriter/riff lord Jerry Cantrell and drummer Sean Kinney dealing with alcoholism). With all that going on in these guys' personal lives, this rendition of "God Am" is an exercise of despair rooted from the band's personal pain and sorrow. Layne in particular, gives a harrowing yet powerful and piercing vocal performance that will hit anyone a certain way. I think can be up there with any of AIC's live work, including their performance of "Junkhead." Love your content Beth Roars! 😁👍❤️ Hope all is well

[@conorsmith8551]

I'm a simple man. I see beth roars and Alice in chains and I have to click

[@RM-xx6fm]

Layne always put it out there when doing live performances. Should see live in settle moore. Man in the box..

[@bigb7157]

Junkhead, Angrychair, and Don’t Follow. My three favorite AIC songs.

[@melanieballard110]

“No Excuses” from Unplugged, Love Hate Love from Live at the Moore, “Dirt” from Dirt lol, “Over Now” from Alice In Chains. Too hard to pick a favorite.

[@imstnn]

Got me wrong - MTV unplugged too!

[@melanieballard110]

@@imstnn Agree. I love the entire Unplugged album.

[@gonzomax9662]

You chose wisely. Much love to you.

[@Angel-tz6ce]

@@melanieballard110 Down in a Hole from unplugged, Sludge Factory from unplugged, Dirt from dirt, Angry chair from Dirt, Died from Music Bank, Bleed the freak from Facelift and Rooster 2 versions

[@loubern6736]

It's awesome to see you evolve from the 1st time hearing him to now. I can tell your a fan of him now. Awesome!

[@mr.gremlin64]

Layne is how I found your channel :) It makes me so happy that you regularly come back to him as well as Chris Cornell because you articulate what made them special *SO* well. More please!!!

[@Redrum2381]

She needs to do Godsmack by this band so I know that the fuck he is doing with his voice in that song.

[@jonvonjoni3045]

It sounds like he pushes in and out or side to side on his Adam’s apple. Like a manual vibrato or something on godsmack.

[@Redrum2381]

@@jonvonjoni3045 I hope it's that easy. But I would love for a person trained to hear it.

[@invocateofficial8022]

It’s a very fast vibrato. Hard to do naturally but can do it easier tapping on your Adam’s apple

[@scottwalker1750]

I love this band so much, thank you for feeling all the feelings that Layne gave us… he is a legend and missed dearly

[@throneborn]

Beth Roars has the most soothing voice I have ever heard.

[@ashfunmusiclife]

Only singer I think always sounds better on the “live” version. He was just legendary.

[@pablosilva3366]

Layne was underestimated, but his voice will be eternal, he who does not understand does not know about music.

[@nicholaskruger9460]

He was never underestimated nerd

[@diggie9598]

Layne was underestimated? Wasn't he a world famous rockstar?

[@jamiemacdonald436]

I love your energy in your reactions Beth 😁. A great way to start the end of my week!

[@baxterscientific]

He was as real as it gets. The Goat imo from a rock vocal standpoint.

[@charliegillman3625]

Thank you Beth! Love your analyses ☺

[@BethRoars]

Glad you like them!

[@charliegillman3625]

@@BethRoars I do! Actually teaching me a lot about singing as well :) So, thank you again!

[@John-iq7ry]

Layne had the ability to sing better live than in the studio recording sometimes. Junkhead is a great example, but also Man in the Box. What a great loss!

[@Channingz]

6:06 its heartbreaking, calming, strong and magical at the same time.

[@alsatia1]

Another great reaction! And I do so love how you react! Keep 'em coming Beth.

[@stevekramer1509]

Beth, Thank you for your work on this, and many, reaction videos. You are simply delightful...even when covering less-than-delightful topics like Layne's life/music. You always provide a new perspective for me, no matter how many times I've heard the song.

[@casey10bb]

You gotta do the song "Real Thing" from live at the Moore. Layne sings that song with a different passion then usual--you'll see him in a different light. Hardly anyone does it.

[@jtough7499]

This yup....She did Love, Hate, Love from that show but that whole concert is fire....

[@palomas9559]

One of my favourite recordings 😍.

[@chriswork4785]

Some of their songs also feature a lot more harmonizing between him and their guitarist, Jerry Cantrell, who is a good singer too, just not Layne level (who is?) I can't think of another rock band from the era that had a better harmonizing pair. Heaven Beside You is one that comes to mind where Cantrell takes the lead.

[@bstanowski77]

They were such a perfect pair 💔

[@OddYxD]

I often like how Jerry's singing highlighted how amazing Layne was, because Jerry himself is an amazing singer.

[@LoyalByName]

My favorite voice of all time. Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@aryinc]

the guy is missed. Alice in chains music is so heavy loaded. makes it more sadder the way he was slowly sinking into death. everytime he sings you hear this kickass talent but also you hear the undertone of his kinda depressing state of himself. gives me chills.

[@akberry666]

Long live the legend... Layne Staley ❤ 🤘

[@newdamage5945]

Unforgettable performance by Layne. Listened to this album so many times and it still hits hard every time I hear it. Thanks for covering it Beth!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@timholt78]

I really like how you describe his singing and delivery ( "ripping..", "oozing", etc.). Great word choices!

[@highznbrg]

AIC is one of the greatest bands to me, and Layne is without a doubt one of the greatest vocalists ever. I was pumped for this reaction, my fav live performance ever.

[@aleksastamenkovic5526]

Awesome choice for the song!

[@brennob1314]

Whenever I hear him sing, I want to sing.

[@kav581]

Thank you for recognizing Layne’s greatness. He is a once in a lifetime talent. Their music helped me cope through my darkest times. Not always in the mood for this type of music as I grow older, but it’s still my favorite!

[@AntMelz]

Great way breaking it down. One of my favorite bands and my favorite song! At least one of them ;)

[@xavierdouglas-smith3682]

Love that sandpaper Staley sound!

[@kennethfurtado7754]

You're amazing! Love your channel and listening to you has definitely helped my singing so thank you. 😊😌

[@Levity635]

A lot of people miss that really low note he hits in this song. Never really here Layne use his lower register. Very cool.

[@AllenSJ5]

He also hits an insane high note at the end on the studio version. It’s the last “yeaaaa-ah-ah-aayyaaah” In addition to being so unique and emotionally raw, Layne also had a great range. Out of all those Seattle scene singers, I think he was only surpassed in terms of vocal range by Chris Cornell (still hurts to think of these guys in the past tense…RIP to all of them, and long live Eddie Vedder).

[@alanrosa5242]

Layne always will hit so damn hard!

[@scottwoods8221]

This is one of those moments where you leap to click play at first sight. It's like an event. For 29 years I've been listening to this song, Beth Roars, and it was nice to hear you add some nuance and color to this incredible performance that I hadn't noticed before. Fun to watch you rock out too. Thanks!

[@treytm7426]

yesss this is my favorite performance of this song

[@laurawatters914]

When Layne sings you can feel it!! What a beautiful and heartbreaking performance, I miss Layne so dearly 😇 RIP Layne Staley and Mike Starr 😇

[@soulsideout3732]

As a singer/ guitarist/ songwriter myself, the one singer that I would say has this emotive style right now, is Jay Buchanan from the band "Rival Sons". Jay is an incredible vocalist and writer. I bet you would like him. His acoustic performances are typically my favorite. But the band is awesome.

[@BethRoars]

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[@adamdorris4081]

Love you.

[@jasonhasse6920]

Why’d you roll your eyes at 7:23(4)?

[@Jerry-z8h]

​​​@@jasonhasse6920f you really don't get it then you didn't hear what he did a second before that. She did it because she didn't wanted to stop it again to comment on yet another natural accentuation that he produced. He scooped really low before finishing a phrase. Go to 8:00 and listen to what she said.

[@tkillian77]

An old video but I'm just enjoying it now. Love Layne!!! He is actually very hoarse in this performance. Still kills it like no one can!! ❣️🤘

[@druvankley7367]

I Love it when you do AIC or anything Layne Staley. Thanks for the video ❤️

[@mysticenoctua]

this song gives me goose bumps in EVERYTHING, it seems to take my soul out of my body. lots of feeling.

[@Startafnwar]

Beth is so freaking adorable. Lol. I love her so much. This is one of my favorite bands of all time. Layne is the reason I'm a vocalist myself and I miss him every day.

[@kermitpocanowski1]

Agreed. Same here. Exept for I also starting MCing, because of Zack from RATM. First time hearing Facelift left me speechless and deeply touched.

[@Startafnwar]

@@kermitpocanowski1 hell yeah man. Facelift blew my mind the first time I heard it. Love that record.

[@brutusvk2]

My favorite song of theirs and the best version of it. Absolutely crushing and from the depth of his soul. So sad.

[@BradCross1982]

I think Glasgow 93 and Seattle Center 92 are better live versions of Junkhead than this one, but.......that’s just my opinion 🤘🏽

[@saltlife9495]

Greatest voice of all time.

[@70centurian]

RIP guys.......Layne and Mike.......lm sure, thats the BEST live performance of that song on the WEB. l never heard them do IT that well, back then. Thanks Beth

[@richw1333]

Layne was always one of my favorite singers.