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Alice In Chains - Would? (REACTION!!!)

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20 Comments

@LostInVegas Creator 6 years ago Pinned

This is an older Patreon reaction guys fyi. Thanks for watching!

@rg7056 6 years ago (edited)

I’m a black woman from the hood in Detroit .. Stone Temple pilots, Alice in chain, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, red hot chili pepper, Metallica was my favorite in the 90 s The cool thing about music is.. there’s No color in music .. music is not black or white it’s just music

@dcinsc 7 years ago

"Dirt" is one of the best rock albums of all time. PERIOD.

@Hollowsmith 4 years ago

There was a GENUINE darkness to Layne Staley's vocals. He didn't sound like a guy "trying to sound dark". He sounded like a guy whose mind and heart often lived in a dark place.

@kimmcnabb8901 5 years ago

Layne's mother described his vocal range as "razor blades muffled in marshmallows". I can't think of it any other way now.

@cebrinpitts 6 years ago

Cantrell is sorely underrated in his craftsmanship of this band. Layne was a monster singer, but Jerry was so great at setting the tone, and writing brilliant riffs. Killer band, even today.

@jeffconway3030 6 years ago

Cantrell doesnt get enough credit for his vocals

@dannypatterson4622 5 years ago

Chains are their own genre. No one, I mean no one
sounds like them. Before or since. Incredible band.

@jlopez2132 3 years ago

You don't just hear Layne's vocals, you feel it.

@giancarlogimang9207 5 years ago

FACT: Layne Staley recorded this vocal track only once, and not even on a formal take. The sound engineers unknowingly decided to keep the tape recording when Layne was singing his vocals over his headphones. Producer Dave Jerden heard it and decided to put it on the record. Legend has it, sound engineers working with Staley and Cantrell will keep the tapes rolling, because they'll never know when they hit a pot of gold during those random times.

@RyanInDenver26 6 years ago

Imagine virgin ears on this song... I still remember when I first heard. Couldn't get enough of the song.

@chignutsak 3 years ago

It’s 30 years on and I never fail to get goose bumps when I hear Jerry “know me, broken, by my master” and Layne comes in with that haunting voice.

@CLJ7696 6 years ago

Cool fact: Jerry Cantrell's high school music teachers pushed him to pursue a career in music, when their first record(Facelift) went gold he sent each of them a gold record as a thank you!

@superdynamite7800 6 years ago

The song “Would?” was released BEFORE the album Dirt. It was on the soundtrack for the film “Singles”. It was a hit from the minute it was released. A timeless classic.

@tbone4781 5 years ago

If you don't get chills listening to this song you have no soul.

@bartekplencler5369 2 years ago

"Would" is best of the best. Ever

@justinofclark 7 years ago

Nutshell is beautiful but it's basically Layne's premature suicide note. Be prepared for that one.

But yeah, Dirt is basically an album of all filthy blues. If you're gonna do an album reaction for AIC, that's where to go.

@reginalddejesus6302 6 years ago

This cd literally did not leave my truck for 5 years...

@viniciusbernardes6189 5 years ago

I wish I had the power to listen to this for the first time again.

@3rdstageproductions589 5 years ago

I'm a 58 y/o and I missed the Alice In chains boat. I have no idea how they slipped by me. But they are now one of my favorite bands. A very late discovery.