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Let us not forget this was LIVE !! Absolute insanity...once in a world talent!

More Alice In Chains. Layne’s voice was like no other. He was gone too soon.

As an avid decades-long AIC fan, I was SO EXCITED to finally hear someone mention how the lyrics sounded like it was about a narcissist. I read somewhere that Jerry wrote the song from the perspective of a sociopath, and almost all sociopaths are also narcissists. As a survivor of narcissistic abuse I understood deeply--more deeply than I wish I did---the lyrics of this song and they are hauntingly spot-on, as is the music and the whole performance. To me it seems that in addition to his incredible vocal talent, what takes him up to legendary is that his singing is so deeply entwined within his own emotion that he WAS emotion when he sang, every time, and because of that, everyone could feel it, and still feels it today. He and this band have provided a lot of comfort and even saved lives since they created these masterpieces.

Layne was SO HUGE ..he would BLOW you out of the room with his voice

This is still my #1 favourite band of all time. Receiving a copy of their sophomore LP changed me forever, both as a music fan and as a person. The lead singer and frontman here, Layne Thomas Staley, has influenced me so much, that some 30 years later I still find myself bearing the marks of his impact on me. Thank you for doing this reaction.

I can’t believe how spot-on your Layne Staleys at 02:48 and 08:00 were! You seem to be able to effortlessly mimic any performer. Amazing!

This girl has a good sense of humor. I approve.

down in a hole live and unplugged...jerry Cantrell and layne staily resonate ....

Seeing you crush on Layne's vocals is awesome 🤘

Layne was known for his intentional vocal dips. His voice was SO good and I truly miss his style and ability. Thanks for reacting to this one

Another AIC song that shows off Layne’s power is “Sunshine.” I think you’d love that one.

I never thought id be watching reactions to Laynes voice but every time i see them, it makes me so happy to see them acknowledge the pure beautiful insanity that was Laynes voice. fly high 🕊️

You should honestly react to this whole show. The 5 songs they played could be argued as 5 of the top 10 live performances of the 90's in my opinion. Absolutely incredible show

I can't believe it! AIC!! You analysed LAYNE like no other, I watched thousands of vocal coaches react to him and you're the most informative hands down, no one dared to mimic him but u went there hell yeah There are so many layers to his techniques that was so his that ppl till this day have a hard time to replicate . I love Layne to death and I'm sick and tired of vocal coaches reacting to the AIC MTV Unplugged! Yes it was a classic for us fans but it was defo not his best night for obvious reasons, although he sang beautifully. There are so many more videos/audios of him doing upbeat live Man in the Box, We Die Young, Would?, Junkhead, Sunshine What always stands out to me when I watch old live AIC bootleg videos is that more often than not it was recorded with a potato andyet you can still hear him very clearly blasting through the PA and crappy cam. He was an angel.

Layne had a voice that no other person could capture. He did phenomenal thing's with his singing. Just like Janis did. It's Heartbreaking that 💔 they died so young.

Great analysis on a great singer. Layne was one of the rare singers who is better live. This show may have been his best live performance. Every song I've heard from this show he absolutely nails it.

I have loved this band since I was teenager and it still bothers me that he is gone from this earth. Thank you for reacting to this ... His voice was like no other.

and just like that, I'm back down the Alice in Chains rabbit hole 😅 Incredible voice, incredible songs. Thanks again for the lesson Lolli! 💜💜

Is it ok to say I absolutely adore you? Something about your enthusiasm, passion and ofc fantastic analysis. Much love from Arizona... rock on🤘❤🌵

I very much enjoyed watching your beautiful reaction to this powerful song. In was 14 in 1992. My friend got this cassette from his older brother and we jammed it constantly for years and it blew our minds too. We were able see them on the Dirt tour opening Ozzy with Sepultura. Even at that young age we new this man’s voice was something otherworldly. RIP Layne Staley

I still get goosebumps when I hear/see this video. Best performance ever!🔥🔥🔥

Bleed the freak or any song live at the Moore by AIC Layne kills it

This is AIC at their peak. This performance is in my opinion, the greatest of all time. Everything and everyone was in sync, the musical atmosphere was perfect.

I remember being introduced to Alice In Chains. San Francisco at The Stone. They handed free cassette EPs at the door. I got hooked, and wore out that cassette from playing it repeatedly. Facelift was my first and favorite AIC album and Love, Hate, Love is one of the more satisfying things to belt out while driving. Thank you for reacting to it.

My favourite live performance ever. I purchased this vhs 30 years ago or more, and would watch this concert repeatedly. Layne was on another level, may he rest in peace.

You are very intelligent, unbelievably funny, and beautiful. Thank you for reacting to my favorite band. I enjoyed every minute.

More ALICE IN CHAINS - Live At The Moore reactions Please 🤘🤯🤘

Layne will always be my favorite vocalist. The texture of his voice is just the best.

This might be the greatest analysis of Layne's incredible vocal performance on this night (he was incredible period but I always think this performance of this song on this night is his absolute peak) that I've ever seen

One of my all time favorite Alice in Chains Layne Staley performance!! My other favorite is Down In A Hole. And Layne Staley in the band Mad Season live at The Moore!! Wake Up!! Awesome reaction. Thank you for sharing this awesome video 😊💓🤘✌️

People need to remember this shit is live. Nothing to help the vocals sound better. Best live vocal performance ever!!!!!!!!

It's a vocal coach, making a vocal analysis, who didn't skipped the guitar solo That's how we see the people who really enjoys music and really know how to value all kind of musicians That's one of the best vocal analysis i've ever seen from Layne Staley, congratulations and i hope you keep going recording this kind of stuff :)

Greatest band of all time ...RIP Layne and Mike

By FAR ,my favorite vocal coach reaction!! Somehow, when you sang along(talent and intelligence, and humility), you actually sounded like the vocalist. Yet other vocal coaches interrupt the video ,every 5 seconds, with their poor attempt to steal glory for themselves. And ,to top it all off, you're beautiful, as well. Please keep doing what you're doing, my friend!!❤️❤️😁😁

I still feel all of their songs so hard. It’s fucking therapy to listen to this. Absolutely 1 of 1, and it’s not close

Layne had the chops to be a great singer regardless, but what's sad is that were it not for his struggles and demons, I'm not sure his singing would have been so soulful. Listening to his singing and understanding the lyrics he's singing is like having pure anguish injected into your veins. Hearing songs like Nutshell from their Mtv Unplugged show, knowing he's been fighting heroin addiction, you can hear him lisp in a way he hadn't previously due to addition-related tooth loss and it just hurts you to hear the change from before. Hearing Layne screw up the beginning of Sludge Factory, and seeing Jerry console him and reassure Layne is heartbreaking. Layne in his prime was an absolutely jaw-dropping singer. I still get goosebumps hearing his melismatic runs on songs like this one or Sunshine off of Facelift and Rain When I Die off of Dirt. Alice in Chains' Dirt to this day remains one of a handful of albums I can and do listen to start to finish without disappointment. I don't even know what more to say other than the loss of Layne as well as their bassist, Mike Starr, is tragic and a constant reminder of how beautiful, yet fragile, life is. Thanks for the reaction. It was spot-on and very knowledgeable.

The fact they could pull this off live is just unbelievable. What talent.

Ruddy Nora that blew the cobwebs away. Gotta admit although I know of this band I hadn't heard them and now I must go find more. What a voice. Thank you FVM and thank you whoever suggested this ☮️💟🤘🏼

Out of all of the reactors that have the "voice teacher" "vocal coach", "opera singer", etc. attached; you are the first I have seen to mimick the vocals with precision. Earned a subscriber. Do you have any music?

You are the only vocal coach I watch and have subscribed to... as others have said, you actually performing the notes, then explaining how it's done is amazing, plus the little side comments and breaks you do are super fun. Please do some more AIC, Layne Staley has a great range beyond the belting he did in this one and it would be fun to watch your reaction.

I love your analysis on Layne Staley. He will stand one of the greatest. One thing that I learned from these guys (grunge singers) is that you are not just singing with your heart, is basically your entire muscles and bones thrown into the performance followed by your mind and soul. It is the combination of all those things what makes the voice so beautiful of scary or loud or awesome. Hard to get the words to define the feeling you get from such talented singers. It is fantastic that people is still listening to those voices today, maybe is the right example of how talent endure generations and the past of time. Layne's voice is imprinted in the waveforms of the universe to last forever. Thanks for the effort you make doing your videos. Saludos desde México!

Layne Staley was an amazing musician and singer, his death and his last days...well actually sadly 12-13 months were incredibly saddening to read about, he definitely lived and felt the music he blessed us with, he's one of the many many artists gone too soon and too young I always find myself wondering where/how they'd be if they'd survived to present day and what their music would sound like (If they'd continued to make music, you never know!) RIP Layne Staley, your music was a big part of my infancy and growing up it both gave me comfort and kept me strong. 🤟🤟 I love your reactions because not only do you really keep yourself open to the music and the experience where you really enjoy and feel the music, and THEN on top of that your technical & technique breakdowns are amazingly well explained and then amazingly demoed for us!, Are you in any bands or do you have your own music? I'd love to hear it! =) All the best

Thanks for reviewing this. I love this band and Layne's vocals !! Layne had such an amazing gift of melody and emotion, such a sad loss ! Interesting thought.. I have noticed with a LOT of grunge singers they often go flat (like Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder) - even though I am pretty sure they have a very good sense of pitch.. I have often wondered if it is accepted in the genre because of the tense feeling it gives the listener and feeling you get when it finally resolves. Again, thanks for appreciating this song and singer !!

Layne's genius aside.....Jerry's guitar solo here is gorgeous.... I wish more modern guitar players played like that. Everything now is all ridiculously technically proficient....but feels utterly hollow and meaningless to my ears. It's why Polyphia does nothing for me. It's like writing a guitar part by playing every note, as fast as possible, as much as possible, in as many permutations as possible. It ends up sounding like Super Mario music played at 3x the speed while doing a ton of coke. It's about as sonically focused as Guardians of the Galaxy or Ready Player One is visually focused. It's sort of beating you over the head to impress you with how technically capable the players are. And that's just......boring. But listen to Jerry's solo here. It's proficient for sure. It's tight....but also a bit sloppy. It's kinda metal kinda blues kinda punk. It's got cool dissonant moments. It has thematic contours. And it's balanced by lots of notes falling over each other....along with long drawn-out sensual single notes ringing out..... idk.... I love a lot of modern music. I think music today is incredible....you just have to hunt for it. BUT.....guitar music these days? "Rock" music these days? It's either utterly derivative.....or it's just wanky noodling meant to impress by the sheer technicality of it all. But there's so little soul or pathos in any of it..... ok.....rant over. Sorry. :P Jerry's brilliant solo here just made me want to vent a bit. Am I alone in feeling this..?

YES! A few things: 1. AiC is my favorite band of all time. Many vocalists have really resonated with me throughout my life, but Layne sits at the top of that list. 2. You can literally impersonate damn near any vocalist from what I’ve seen! I’ve noticed that since your Jinjer reaction. 3. PLEASE revisit Lorna Shore with their new song “Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames”. I think you’ll love it. It’s very emotional, so prepare yourself.

Love this reaction, all the other "voices coaches" out there don't explain vocal techniques at all while u did it perfectly. You should react to other AiC performaces, Layne is just a genius. Btw love ur fun personality :)

I love how you demonstrate what people are doing with your voice. Not everyone can do or does that. It is a pleasure as always listening to your reactions! I really connected with Alice and Chains when I was in college many years ago and love how the lead sings. Other songs I would suggest are Down in a Hole, Rooster, Man in a Box. Sending you good vibrations 🤗

This was a great review of Love, Hate, Love! That said, please don't stop doing non-rock/metal reaction videos! I love them all. You're so well-educated and informative, and I haven't seen anyone else break down techniques but actually perform them as well. I love metal, but I also love other types of music, too. I always look forward to your latest videos.

I don't know who you are, but I'm glad this was your introduction to Alice in chains, as opposed up something from the unplugged show, which you will be flooded with suggestions from. It was beautiful and heartbreaking, but he sounded so nasaly and really not very good towards the end before he died. Good to see you heard hin when how voice was this strong and powerful. I absolutely LOVE Alice in chains. Have a feeling I'll be seeing you around.

I'm falling in love with these reactions. You are really nailing it. And they never get boring. Keep it up! :)

I have watched several vocal coaches react to this video and yours has been the most insightful one. Don't what took me so long to find yours. But I very much enjoyed it !

Im only 8 min in and i have to say, thank you soooo much for loving Laynes voice, it means alot to us long time fans. I watch all the lady vocal coach vids and just found you now and you are amazing, you actually sing and explain in great detail wow , i'm just a sound engineer but love music and learning about musicians.

Fantastic work on this video. Love this song. Layne’s talent is incredible here. Really enjoyed watching your reaction to Layne’s amazing talent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and teaching.

Just found your channel. I watched dimash SOS, the best I've seen. Some say "vocal analysis" and just do comments like "yep, love that shoes", you are another level!

King Layne! RIP! ABSOLUTELY MASTER CLASS, AIC NO COMMENT!

I've been a long time fan of AiC but I found an interview with his mother on youtube a few years ago, apparently he sung in church choirs when he was young. I hadn't realised he had been singing for so long through his life but it makes sense with the mastery he had.

I love her reaction and I love her mimicking him so much. A lot of the time she sounds just like him. He will be greatly missed. And by the way it doesn’t hurt that this is my favorite song that they ever wrote. Thanks for checking this particular song out.

She knows her stuff DAMN most vocal teachers just know the basics not a lot of distortion but SHE DID she knows how it is created... That's amazing thanks!

I find so many reaction videos to be fanboy b.s.You did this tune justice, you get it. I subbed for the first time to a reaction video channel. Keep it up!

So many coaches focus on technique. You analyzed the best part, the emotional feeling.many coaches don’t allow that part of analysis to be shown. If music can’t make you feel then there’s no need for it💗 thank you

I love your reaction and excitedness about his voice. He’s one of the best. RIP

Yep, OK, this is now hands down my favorite Reaction to this video. That was a brilliant journey: funny, genuine appreciative reaction to the amazing performances, informative, interesting; this had it all.

Your reactions are seriously the best and so fun to watch! Smile on my face the entire video :D Amazing song too!

Legendary concert btw. Just an insane line-up ❤❤❤

Once again you are the best vocal coach on you tube by far imo. You are a gift to the world in more ways than you know. Your analyses' are spot on. Your ability to physically show how these vocalists do what they do while educating us is unmatched. I personally crown you Queen of Vocal Nerds! Lol. Now if I may request some artists that require your expertise.NeObliviscaris : Forget Not,devour Me Colossus or Intra Venus. A progressive melodic death metal band with two vocalist and one plays a mean distorted violin. They are a must for a true rollercoaster ride . Next the mighty Opeth: Ghost of Perdition,Blackwater Park or Harlequin Forest all live at Red Rock amphitheater or Royal Albert Hall. The masters of melodic death metal. And Last but should be First on all Vocal Coaches list is Mike Patton. He has fronted 6 or more bands,solo projects ,voiceovers for movies and video games,etc. His abilities are comparable to Jeff Buckley,Dimash,Freddie Mercury and Alison Krausse. He has compilation vids of him singing in all genres. He is unmatched in ability,agility flexibility and has a 6 octave range. His rabbit hole is infectious to any true vocal nerd. So thanks for blessing us with another great vid. P.S. I and I'm sure many others are anxiously waiting for your next song. You are an amazing vocalist with a wide array of talents that the world needs to experience. Thanks again from South Mississippi.

I've watched this video so much when I'm down. Layne Era AIC is hands down my favorite of favorite bands. His vocals his emotion his pain. Their songs have helped me tremendously

11:16 chills…every fucking time!

You should check out the vocal harmonization in their Unplugged performance of Down In a Hole. Goosebumps!

Was just listening to this the other day thinking itd be a great reaction vid!

Layne was one of a kind. Very different singer than what came before.

OMG, you give the absolute best explanations of the technique involved and explain it so well. Thank you

Most amazing is that it was natural, no warm-up, just from his soul. Layne at the height of his power I miss him still

YESSSSSSS more AIC reactions pls i loved this 😭🖤

My favorite band all time. Layne so powerful a voice jus amazing one in a million. And aic HARMONIES are jus beautiful

Alice in Chains are their own genre. They cannot be compared to any other band. Layne 🤘

This is the greatest reaction I ever seen, in anatomy of my friend.

Thanks for a great reaction, and you go at apart of the song was great I thought..

I must say this is a great reaction and breakdown of this song but i have to say i was not expecting this nice lady to be able to make the aounds she did id love to here her really tie into a song and do a cover .

This reaction is just making my day!

Hes just a natural talent with a bunch of drugs keeping him upright. I miss him very much

I loved everything about this review, not only a great song and comments and insight, but you made me laugh a lot

I usually leave these reaction videos a bit annoyed, you my dear are a delight to watch. You let the music actually play a bit before talking about what you liked and the more technical side of it. And you seem genuinely funny, interesting and talented, loved it.

One of my favourites by Alice in Chains - thanks for reacting!

That was the most impressive and entertaining analysis of this performance I’ve seen so far.

You’re my new favorite vocal coach! Doesn’t hurt that you love Layne’s voice as much as we do but all the knowledge you’re dropping about distortion control and what’s happening in the chords is awesome. 🤘🏽

Magnificent analysis! 👏 Alice in Chains is by far one of my favorite bands, and you broke this down nicely 🥃

Layne Staley is the greatest vocalist of all time!! Rest easy L.S. M.S.

This live version is so epic. I hands down prefer it to the studio version. Thank you for this reaction!

Very well done commentary on a Legendary Performance.

Alice In Chains and you. 2 of my favorite things!

Yes! And now...more Alice In Chains in the future please!🤘 Beso grande desde Argentina!

Awesome job! Love this song, thank you for doing a video on it!

your editing makes me happy

HI Lolli , I am one of your subs. I get the biggest kick out of some of the song suggestions you get. “ Hey Lolli ...... Do a video of Donnie and the Donuts doing “Stop picking my nose hair” ”. Some of the requests are pretty far out as you well know. Back in the day ( right after the 3rd ice age) there was an all girl rock band in the 80's (USA) called Vixen. As you well know, rock bands are kind of a guys thing. Because they were girls , they were pretty much ignored. That shouldn't have happened. A lot of todays girl pop stars are vocalists, but they can't play anything. There really haven't been that many girl bands and there should be more. Of all the girls bands that have come along thru the years from the Runaways to the Bengals to the newer K pop girl bands, these girls (Vixen) were very, very good musicians. I am a musician and I can tell you that you would notice the same. They had a few hits in the 80's and did a few things with MTV , back when MTV actually played music. I am hopeful you will at least drop test this video I will link. These girls were a real 80's rock band and it will be worth checking this out if only for the hair ( Aqua net, the wind never had a chance ). One reality of this, these girls are now your Grandmothers age. Not kidding. They are all in there 60's today. Lolli, this will not disappoint you and it will not be a waste of your time Thanks Lolli. We love you. With love from Florida kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7d_oKeG09qceKc.html

This is the perfect song to show Layne Staley's true talent. The power of his voice is insane. Your reaction is this same as mine the first time I heard AIC ❤ It hit all the way down in my tummy in the best way 😊

Yes I love it when you go into old school grunge/metal territory! Would love to see you react to Queensryche - Take Hold of The Flame live in Tokyo 1984

I find it entertaining to see Lolli nearly slide off her chair when a vocalist makes her feel some kind of way 😜

Our sweet fairy voice mother, I promise you won't be disappointed with Sara Bareilles live version of "Yellow Brick Road". Thank you for sharing your amazing in talents in voice, musicality, and analysis of the above. You da bestest!

LOVED your reactions… THE REASON we watch others react to our favorite songs.