I just love Layne's "yeah" in so many songs. Currently listening to It ain't like that anymore and the beginning yeah at 0:10 and the one after jerry's solo at 03:00 is just SICK!
Anyone else? And add the most sick yeah's here below! \M/
Singing Would? at my favorite karaoke bar. Someone requested Shame In You on my previous post, I will do that on my next post!
I shared one of my headphones with her and showed her some of my favorite songs and we had a really good discussion about our music taste. She really enjoyed what i showed her. This is definitely going to be a memory I’ll cherish forever. It’s kind of funny because my older sister is the one who got me into AIC.
I have been updating my FB. I have posted what I can since January. I never posted about it before then. He's put me through a lot. https://www.facebook.com/share/18bSsZfu1u/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Picked up some hand drawn art from Etsy the other day. Wanted to get every thoughts? I had the Layne and Jerry custom made. The last one is just a little stranger things to remind me of a simple quote daily. 🙃
Fellow guitar players, what do you think is the best tuning for “Nutshell”?
My personal favorite is C# standard (C# G# C# F# A# D#). It feels warm but also crushing and suffocating, especially with the right playing technique
I realised that Untitled or iron gland as some call it is basically just the start of black sabbaths iron man, I looked it up to see if I was correct but people were saying it's just then mucking around however it does sound very very similar to the start of iron by black sabbath I mean go ahead and listen it's basically a cover but not a full cover.
I got tomodatchi life 2, I have a lot of time on my hands
charcoal / graphite pencil drawing i worked on for over a year.. i still see things i can fix .. but i put it behind a frame and it’s there. it’s my first attempt at drawing glass. tell me what you think
Of course, songs like Frogs or Shame in You (I know, I'm a huge self-titled fan, lol) are highly underrated by the masses. But the distinction is that most Alice in Chains fans with more knowledge about the band know how incredible these songs are.
That's why I want to talk about this song. It's short, dirty/punk, angry, and hits hard. Jerry's riffs at their finest, Sean with his tight drumming, Mike's thumping bass, and of course Layne with his glorious vocal layering effects. I'd actually argue that Layne's voice is at its strongest in the entire album on this song, especially during the chorus.
Why, then, do people ignore it? It's literally the least streamed song from the Layne Staley era, ignoring a few boxset releases or Love Song and Iron Gland. I don't see people talking about it in the community hardly ever, either. Does anyone else feel this way?
i went to a karaoke night the other day and someone was singing Even Flow by Pearl Jam… and it seemed like a good idea but I think he soon regretted it. He had most of the crowd singing with him and it was a good time BUT made me think… what AIC song would you want to sing in front of a crowd?
Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE all the songs on the album, especially Sunshine, Put You Down, and I Know Somethin (Bout You). But I feel like I can totally hear their Glam rock roots (in a good way) in all of the album, except Man In The Box which sounds much more modern to me.
When I listen to this album I can’t help but picture Layne in his Glam drag era with his big 80s hair, except Man In The Box, where I picture him in his short hair-shades era (I saw the video, I know he had long/dread hair).
I’m curious to know if you see what I mean and if others feel that way too.
My tattoo I got yesterday — birth flowers for my late grandad and grandmother who currently has stage 4 cancer. And of course my favourite lyrics down below 🖤
Creo que talvez es infravolarado. No veo que hablen mucho de sap y es un re buen ep, tiene colaboración con chris y el cantante de mudhoney, y tiene temas muy buenos. Me alegra que hayan agregado algunos de ellos para el mtv unplugged.
Ustedes que opinan?