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Why are you looking like your getting ready to sleep ?

Hugging with his voice and emotion

Oh thank you sooo MUCH for this breakdown!! It’s a favorite of mine.Ive had the fortune of seeing AIC in concert in the early 90’s with Layne…they were great, but Laynes vocals were INCREDIBLE despite him being pretty intoxicated,lol. Man I miss that guy!!RIP Layne.🎶❤️✌🏻

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The best example ☝️I was literally at this show in Seattle… Please be the ONLY ONE BRAVE ENOUGH TO DO SOUNDGARDEN “Jesus Christ Pose”!!!!!

From what I understand, because grunge singers sing with a very closed mouth they add an R sound to create the correct mouth shape/tongue position for the particular sound they're trying to create. The Fairy Voice Mother did a great breakdown of it and is the only person I've heard explain it in a way that makes sense to me.

Totally agree! You can listen to his songs a 100x and pu something u didn't catch before! It's like hearing the song for the first x

Facelift is amazing, regardless of what track you listen to. Pure magic. o7

This is the most incredible live performance ever! The epitome of the era

Charismatic Voice Elizabeth pointed out the R sound at the start and mentioned it was a playful exaggeration

the reason grunge is great is because every song on every album sounds different.You have heaviness and beautiful melody along with great lyrics.Love every members contribution in this band.Jerry's riffs just grab you and don't let go and then you have Layne's voice which is mesmerizing!

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"The" Singer that represents this era of Rock music... The Immortal Layne Stayley. All others are mere pretenders. Period.

It looks like you haven't come back to nine inch nails yet. I highly recommend the great below.

Clenching your jaw in frustration, lifting your tongue to the front of the hard palette (maybe to one side too) while singing the word "could" imo causes the 'r' sound in grunge

"You don't often hear grunge, or any kind of rock singer, singing super low." Peter Steele has entered the chat.

I am awestruck by the way their voices interact so beautifully. Neither one is competitive or overpowering. It's as if their voices are engaged in an intricately choreographed tango, eyes and arms locked, seductively dancing with one another. I'd recommend How to be Me(Ren & Chinchilla) and her Littlr Girl Gone, Fingers or 1.5. Ren's Tale of Jenny and Screech is cery different.

You should listen to Queensryche take hold of the flame live in Japan in 1984. Geoff Tates voice is great.

I don't love being quite old, but I can say I saw Layne Staley and Mark Lanegan perform on the same night, Screaming Trees opening for Alice in Chains. At least one of the band members had to run off to vomit at some point (it was at a Dutch venue, apparently he couldn't handle the weed), but it was legendary. Mark Lanegan was one of those grunge/rock singers who did have a low voice.

I remember she never did the 'tudududu' when performing Zombie live. The Cranberries songs have a lot of 'lalalala' (Waltzing Back, Pretty, Dreams, Liar, Desperate Andy, Ridiculous Thoughts, Picture I view, The Rebels) and 'tudududu' ( Disappointment, I Can't Be With You, Promises, Ode To My Family, Never Grow Old)

The Vowel thing was called Yarling , and there is a severe lack of it in the world these days ❤ check out Layne singing Wake Up with Mad Season , live at the Moore

Reaction sohyang you raise me up

7:45 Barnaby Smith, the guy on the right of that shot, is actually a Countertenor, btw.

Wooww beautyfull

I love that you mentioned Elizabeth! I absolutely love watching her react to new music! And her friendship with Will Ramos is so heartwarming. Im actually about to watch the new footage of Will's medical/scientific vocal explorations! And if you haven't seen it, you should watch Will react to one of Elizabeth's opera performances. It's great!

I think David's training as a Jewish cantor really gave him access to such a wide vocal range and versatility. Beautiful talent!

I think this performance was ecen more impactful than the video. The video version was absolutely stunning...his voice, the visuals, the feelings conveyed...all of it. But this? This somehow was even more emotional. What a testament to his talent that he gave this performance with a dangerously high fever.

I appreciated the original for its angry defiance. This version. I felt this desperate cry in my core!

Just came across this, would love to see you react to Pearl Jam Black MTV Unplugged or GNR Sweet Child of Mine Live in Tokyo please please please!

Please do us all a favor and review Journeys “faithfully “

check out Alter Bridge - words darker than their wings live. Myles Kennedy hits a crazy high note at the end.

This was Layne in his prime before heroin. This live performance is much better than the album version. One of the best live performances ever in my opinion.

Layne had an almost ethereal ability to instantly haunt a person's soul connecting every emotion. He made you FEEL the lyrics so deeply. Check out the MTV live of Down in a hole. Ugh. And, for me, Dont Follow is something to experience... an almost painful regret, but attempting to be disguised as a loving goodbye... So sad to lose another amazing artist too soon.

Nirvana School at reading is one of my favorite examples of ‘grunge.’ We didn’t call it that then. But Layne is my favorite by far in any genre.

13:15 right bro the bass distracted me too, absolutely has nothing to do with how beautiful Tati is. Nope. I wasn't looking I swear. Don't tell anyone my girlfriend will kill me.

There are a lot of tags at the end of this kind of music. Stone Temple Pilots almost do it too much. As a general rule, this type of music wlll be slower tempo than most rock or metal songs. Which kind of lends the distorted guitars with their long held out lines to feel like sludge. And if the guitars go a little up tempo then the vocals will tend to slow down and draw out. Again making things sound thick like molasses. Some member in the band is slowing and thickening things up most of the time. Which adds a TON of heartfelt emotion when you do that. And yeah the vowel precision is given way to that emotion as well. So if you do more Grunge music, pull a lyric sheet for the song because it's more about the feeling than the words. This is probably the most emotion in rock. I'm a musician from Seattle and all these grunge bands (though we were never a fan of that marketing word) are peers and friends of mine. So I've got years hearing what makes up what we were in the mid-late 80s into the 90s. Here's a perfect example. This is Loud Love by Soundgarden. A great "Grunge" band. And this is a more pure example of what they really were. Moreso than their hits like Black Hole Sun. That song's cool, but not typical of the style so much. ua-cam.com/video/j0xosEFe8Ik/v-deo.htmlsi=yQv62ofKtjxx19nh

There is another great reactor like yourself who turned a lot of folks onto A in C, Ryan Mear. I only began even knowing there were reaction vids myself about 3 yrs ago, when I stumbled upon this fantastic band from Japan called Band Mid thru Ryan. Thats when I began scouring lots of reaction vids finding folks who give great insights not just wow thats good. Anyway, I now love A in C. You never know when a reaction will really help someonefind a good new music. Thanks

Gotta listen to Chris Cornell. A live version in 93 or something of beyond the wheel

Shiiiiitttttt! You guys just gave me full-body goosebumps!

It's a great example of how an amazing singer (and band creating that heavy and eerie atmosphere and sonic landscape) can make you feel what he feels. It is grunge too but that's almost just a side detail at this point.

Called a Yarl.

Gotta listen to say hello to heaven live at the Moore 1990 from Chris Cornell

First time watching. You stop & talk to much. Js

13:46 bro... Of course two different voices, two different people, two different fish. Pisces.

if I may suggest more Swedish singers with fine vocal resources, check out Chris Kläfford Imagine kitchen session and Erik Grönwall with the locked I will always love you

setting the scene, like running around camp crystal lake desperately trying to get away from a psycho killer

😂😂😂 I think the Viking would have sent them to Hel, not Valhalla. Only warriors who died in battle came to Valhalla, singers went to Hel (where common people ended up…)

I'm with You my Love Artist JIMIN always and forever #WithJiminTillTheEnd

Ok, now you should listen to Skid Rows, Wasted Time. Youll enjoy it. Amazing singer