Mikkah_Pickkah Posted July 18, 2004 Report Posted July 18, 2004 Ma, to je cool zajedno, ali meni je Kantrel uvek delovao iskomplexirano što nije lead vokal. Čak sam negde i pročitala da je bilo i frke oko toga jer je on hteo više da peva, a Layne je smatrao da je Kantrelov vokal previše ''mek'' LAYNE ZAKON FOREVER!!! Bože, kako volim tog čoveka, pokoj mu duši Quote
pearLgirL Posted July 27, 2004 Report Posted July 27, 2004 eh sad... svako je imao svoj 'doprinos' u aic-u ....jerry je velikim dijelom pisao muziku, back vokali...aic je bio aic zahvaljujuci jerry-ju i layne-u i mike-u 1 i 2 i sean-u... u principu se cantrell vise furao, on je uvijek bio na kokainu, faca i tako to... ali jerry rula! sto jes' jes' u prilog tome- novi jerry-jev official site: www.jerrycantrell.com Quote
CTPAX Posted July 27, 2004 Report Posted July 27, 2004 AIC tablature : >>>========================(> Quote
Cosmic Sailor Posted July 27, 2004 Report Posted July 27, 2004 Ovaj, cuo sam da Cantrell ima veliki penis! (Citao sam na nekom siteu.) Kao bilo je '94. neko takmicenje u Londonu dje su se rockstars takmicile ko ima veci! I kao pobijedio je Lemmy Mötorhead, iza njega Evan (Biohazard) a treci Jerry! Ne znam koliko je istina ali eto... Inace ja na Jerryja i Laynea gledam kao na glavnu snagu AIC! I ne volim kad ljudi favorizuju jednog od njih. Sva cetrvorica (odnosno petorica Mikeom Starrom) su bili zasluzni sto su AIC bili najbolji band ever! Jebiga, pristrasan sam ali govorim o svom omiljenom bandu! Quote
Alice_in_Chains Posted July 29, 2004 Report Posted July 29, 2004 pearl girl klikni na mene i videcesh core Quote
lunja Posted July 29, 2004 Report Posted July 29, 2004 e da... lejn se malko zajebao shto se tiche godine umiranja... janis, hendrix, morisson, (valjda) bob marley i kurt su otishli sa 27... da li on to postavlja novi standard? Quote
pearLgirL Posted July 30, 2004 Report Posted July 30, 2004 Alice_In_Chains, kool ... nisam ranije citala core, pa rekoh, mozda ima jos nekih kao ja, da ipak postavim na temu ...pitam se da li je to layne-ov rukopis Quote
pearLgirL Posted July 30, 2004 Report Posted July 30, 2004 Ovaj, cuo sam da Cantrell ima veliki penis! (Citao sam na nekom siteu.) Kao bilo je '94. neko takmicenje u Londonu dje su se rockstars takmicile ko ima veci! I kao pobijedio je Lemmy Mötorhead, iza njega Evan (Biohazard) a treci Jerry! Ne znam koliko je istina ali eto... pa, ako covjek malo bolje pogleda ... Quote
Alice_in_Chains Posted August 1, 2004 Report Posted August 1, 2004 LIVING HELL by Kathleen Wilson Layne Staley's Been Dead for a Long Time Late Friday afternoon, on April 19, Seattle learned that another one of its famous musicians had died. Layne Staley, singer and key songwriter for Alice in Chains, was discovered dead from an apparent heroin overdose. To me, the only surprising fact about the discovery is that he lived in a relatively new condo in the U-District. While career junkies and their relatives know that the area in which Staley died is a neighborhood of choice for those with daily and continual heroin needs, most folks assumed the singer was living anywhere but there. I, like many people, assumed he lived in Los Angeles these days. Where his body was found, however, is of little importance, as is the fact that he'd probably been dead for weeks before anyone noticed. What is important, though, is what makes the specifics unimportant: the fact that Staley has been dead for a long, long time. Staley's heroin addiction had already rendered Alice in Chains a non-productive band in the Northwest by the time I arrived in Seattle to cover its music scene in 1996. I'd seen them once or twice in Portland, most memorably opening for Soundgarden at a club that was then called the Starry Night. I'd never been a fan of the band, though they seemed like nice people, and my relocation to Seattle failed to change my mind about the group, like it has with Pearl Jam. The live version of "Rooster" made the music no more palatable than it was on 1992's Dirt, and an Unplugged appearance on MTV again offered no new reason to re-evaluate my opinion. Mad Season, the "grunge supergroup" of 1995 featuring Staley, Barrett Martin of Screaming Trees, and Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, just sounded like pure desperation to me. The band did have many devoted fans, but I wasn't one of them, so this story will not be packed with maudlin sadness or forced tribute. In the last couple of days, since Staley's body was discovered, I've heard some of his contemporaries comment that Alice in Chains was the band that defined Seattle's grunge sound in the truest sense of the genre. I disagree, not because I connected with Nirvana's lyrics and sound more or because it received more attention than all the other bands that found fame under the media-produced "grunge" niche. I disagree because Alice in Chains didn't sound at all hopeful in its turgid angst, and due to that, I was unable to find solace in it. Most of us listen to music to light a subconscious fire under our asses, either by recognition or resignation. Grunge, as it is known officially, was produced by Northwesterners, and everyone who grew up here is driven by a dark, dank climate that gets into our bones until the summer (not spring, as history proves that April, especially, is a bitch) dries us out. Alice in Chains, and specifically Staley's voice, sounded like the despair of someone who had already given up, and for good. Staley had a great, versatile voice, but there was no liveliness to it, at least none that I could hear. It sounded dead to me. And now it is. I recently wrote an article in this paper stating that the Seattle music community needs to look out for its own. Sometimes, though, people do all they can, and after their hearts have been broken enough times--out of crushed expectations and wasted energy--they realize there's nothing more they can do, and that a person who really, truly doesn't want to be helped, can't be. I know that many people--both friends and those who saw him as a commodity--tried to help Staley. He preferred to stay hooked, or didn't have the strength it takes to get off the stuff. Maintenance is a motherfucker, whether it's dedicated to sobriety or addiction. Both take every ounce of strength, and neither is fun after the initial glow wears off. As I've stated, I wasn't even a fan of Alice in Chains, but due to a sheer sense of humanity and the dedicated belief in artistic expression, I feel the loss. No one should be surprised or startled, though, especially considering it took two weeks for someone to get around to even checking on him. The mourning process began a long time ago, people. And given Staley's tortured "life," death is a restful option. In a 1996 Rolling Stone cover story, Staley addressed his addiction, and nowhere in the interview did he give the impression that he should be thought of as an icon or martyr. Leave the bandmates, relatives, and friends to mourn authentically. The rest of you: Listen to the records, and then either make your decisions on what to do with your life from the example set, or don't. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Linking? Use This URL! photo by Dave Clothier Recently in Feature: The Abuse Excuse In 1996, Wanda Moats took her daughter and fled what she claims was an abusive relationship. Years later, authorities caught up with her. The question is, was she really a victim? (04/18/02) By Amy Jenniges The Queen of Cable Richard Reid of NorthWest Cable News Is the Gayest Thing That's Ever Happened to Local Broadcast News. Reid Is Also Seattle's Best-Kept--and Most Flaming--Secret. (04/11/02) By Adrian Ryan You Provide the Funny The Good, the Bad, and the Twisted, Assessed and Explicated (04/11/02) By David Schmader More... LAYNE STALEY REMEMBERED by Matthew Fox I met Layne Staley at an Alice in Chains show, in May of 1986 at Kane Hall. They had just changed their name from Sleze, and, like any hardcore metalhead faced with glam rockers, I was skeptical. We were introduced, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that Layne's ego wasn't nearly as big as his hair. In the early days, Alice in Chains embodied the stereotype of struggling musicians. They were all living in their rehearsal space in the old Music Bank, and often ate thanks to the generosity of female fans. We spent many late nights indulging in what George W. Bush likes to characterize as "youthful indiscretions," and boy, were we ever indiscreet. In 1987, when Alice considered adding a second guitar player, I was up for the gig. It didn't pan out, and I have occasionally wondered how different my life would have been if it had. Though I didn't join AiC, Layne and I remained friends. I still remember when AiC gave my band Bitter End an opening slot for them at the Central Tavern during the 1988 Final Four weekend--we made $600, an amazing sum at the time. I also had the privilege of being the first rock writer in town to cover the band when I did a feature story on them for Backlash in 1988. Perhaps the greatest irony in Layne's death is that rock critics who previously shrugged off Alice in Chains will now discover what a vital and influential band they really were. I went to Seattle Center for the impromptu memorial that was held last Saturday, and it struck me how I often only see old friends after a tragedy nowadays. All of the members of AiC were there, along with other old timers, and everyone was taking Layne's death very hard. Truly inspirational, though, was the strength of Layne's mother. I hadn't met her before, but she was there consoling Layne's friends and fans at a time when she deserved support herself. I am still amazed by her resilience. I'm only 35, and I've lost three close friends in the last year, including my high school pal and longtime Bitter End roadie Damon Teras, big Pete Blasi from NAF productions, and now Layne Staley. I guess it may be some comfort to think that Layne is together again with his longtime girlfriend, Demri (she died of complications from drug use several years ago). One of my favorite early AiC songs was a tune called "Chemical Addiction." Written in 1987, long before heroin chic hit Seattle, it included a lyric that turned out to be all too prescient: "I don't know much about heroin, but I want to try just about everything once before I die." Rest in peace, Layne. You will be missed. Oh, and heroin fucking sucks. josh neka mishljenja o aic... Quote
thumb Posted August 5, 2004 Report Posted August 5, 2004 Ona sto je napisala knjigu "Angry Chair" o Layne-u,je bila zadnja koja ga je intervjuisala,nekoliko meseci pred smrt.Tada je Layne rekao da zna da umire,da su mu svi organi propali,da sere u gace,da trpi ogromne bolove i da je samo pitanje vremena kada ce umreti sto vodi ka tome da njegov overdose najverovatnije nije bio slucajan.Takodje je govorio o tome da posle njegove smrti ne pricaju sa nikim iz grupe jer mu oni nisu prijatelji,da mu je otac koji je bio narkoman dolazio na vrata i trazio pare za drogu kada je on pokusavao da se odvikne, bez njega je odrastao a ovaj je dosao da ga upozna tek kada je postao poznat i da ga navuce da se ponovo gudrira i to zajedno sa njim.Sean je rekao da je dogadjaj posle kojeg je znao da je sa Layne-om gotovo bila smrt njegove verenice 1995-overdose(ona slika na omotu mad season albuma je slika njega i njegove verenice koju je on naslikao) i u nekim intervjuima sam procitao da je on jedini pokusavao da mu pomogne ali bezuspesno. Quote
Alice_in_Chains Posted August 12, 2004 Report Posted August 12, 2004 skinite od AiC pesmu "fair tale love story" i "blood tears little girl" Quote
Mikkah_Pickkah Posted August 12, 2004 Report Posted August 12, 2004 Hm... ja imam Blood tears little girl (btw, to mi je jedna od omiljenih njihovih stvari... mada su mi sve omiljene... ), ali za tu drugu nisam ni čula Brooka. Kakva je?<---mislim, glupo pitanje, al' ajde, je l' baladična or... I gde ima da se skine??? Quote
rebel_grunge Posted August 12, 2004 Report Posted August 12, 2004 Ja se drogiram Nutshellom poslednjih dana. Quote
Mikkah_Pickkah Posted August 12, 2004 Report Posted August 12, 2004 Oh... man... i još si živ??? Moj Nutshell period je relativno skoro prošao i jedva sam živa ostala, sad se gubim uz Rotten Apple... koja naočigled ima manje crn text od Nutshell, ali kada se udubiš...tj udubim, shvatim da je ona još bolnija, buuuuua Quote
pearLgirL Posted August 13, 2004 Report Posted August 13, 2004 nutshell...ehhhh......nutshella nikad dosta...a nju ne mozes slusati a da se totalno ne prepustis,a onda totalno budes u nekom cudnom raspolozenju cijeli dan... neka mjesavina srece i tuge... neobjasnjivo, ... bar u mom slucaju ... najbolji je trip 'jar of flies' + 'sap' u paketu - mozda preskociti 'love song' na kraju (kao sto vec i jeste iskombinovano na piratskom izdanju koje je kruzilo u slavna vremena)... Quote
Mikkah_Pickkah Posted August 13, 2004 Report Posted August 13, 2004 Haha, imala sam ja raspoloženja i za Love Song... ali to već ima veze sa mojim dobro poznatim iskrivljenim shvatanjem muzike i textova. Baš je cool pesma kad te iznervira neko a istovremeno si in loooooove Quote
Cosmic Sailor Posted August 14, 2004 Report Posted August 14, 2004 Meni je crnjak Rain When I Die... Bilo je to sinoc... And I really wonder if she called my name... sometimes... Quote
CTPAX Posted August 18, 2004 Report Posted August 18, 2004 nutshell...ehhhh......nutshella nikad dosta...a nju ne mozes slusati a da se totalno ne prepustis,a onda totalno budes u nekom cudnom raspolozenju cijeli dan... neka mjesavina srece i tuge... neobjasnjivo, ... bar u mom slucaju ... najbolji je trip 'jar of flies' + 'sap' u paketu - mozda preskociti 'love song' na kraju (kao sto vec i jeste iskombinovano na piratskom izdanju koje je kruzilo u slavna vremena)... Zasto??? Love song bas super zaokruzuje SAP... Mnogo jaka pesma... Quote
CTPAX Posted August 18, 2004 Report Posted August 18, 2004 Ko ima rare AIC pesme? Zanimaju me posebno sledece usmezapenje(iliti pesme): I Can't Have You Blues What'cha Gonna Do? Social Parasite Queen of the Rodeo Killing Yourself Confusion Fear the Voices Lying Season Died itd. Quote
pearLgirL Posted August 19, 2004 Report Posted August 19, 2004 Zasto??? Love song bas super zaokruzuje SAP... Mnogo jaka pesma... ne kazem da nije jaka... ali mi ne ide sa ostalim...sap i jar of flies jesu za ubijanje ali mi je love song previse zestoka, bolje se slusa sama ili u nekoj drugoj kombinaciji, ne sa jar i sap trenutno su u mojoj play listi: What'cha Gonna Do? Fear the Voices Lying Season Died Queen of the Rodeo se moze naci na 'aic live' albumu iz 2000te a imala sam ( mozda imam i sad, ali su vjerovatno obrisane sa posljednjim padom sistema, ali se mogu naci): Social Parasite Killing Yourself Confusion i to neke mnogo smijesne verzije...cini mi se da su bile malo brze, nego sto bi trebalo ustvari, ja sam imala demo verzije tih pjesama, vjerovatno su ih poslije preradili pa stavili na 'music bank'...a bile su i jos neke koje nisu stavili , tipa 'sufragette city', 'king of cats', 'girls...', iz a la gnr perioda vjerovatno Quote
CTPAX Posted August 19, 2004 Report Posted August 19, 2004 Upravo je poenta u tome sto pesma odskace od albuma... Bas kao Endless Nameless na Nevermindu, koja je cisto izivljavanje, tako je i ovde stavljena ta poslednja pesma da razbije album... Kako mozes da mi das te pesme? Quote
Vlaja Buraz Posted August 24, 2004 Report Posted August 24, 2004 Queen of the Rodeo Ja sam čuo samo onu živu verziju - postoji još neka (u okviru tog boks seta)? I još vijesti: 17 Aug 2004 Former Alice In Chains/current Cardboard Vampires guitarist Jerry Cantrell is apparently working with Ozzy Osbourne for The Double O's upcoming new studio album. The news was announced via Cantrell's official website (www.jerrycantrell.com) yesterday. Meni je poslednji Ozijev užasan a slušao sam jedan JC solo i ni taj mi nije bio ništa (a i ispao sam iz fazona), pa ko zna na šta će ovo ličiti... Quote
Jaymz Posted August 24, 2004 Report Posted August 24, 2004 Imam vecinu pesama koje trazis (ako ne i sve) a moram po stoti put da kazem da je Rain When I Die FENOMENALNA pesma! Danas sam je 2 sata slusao u krug! Quote
Vlaja Buraz Posted August 24, 2004 Report Posted August 24, 2004 Spam: Did She Call My Name? I Think It's Gonna Rain When I Die Uh brate. Quote
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