Alice In Chains Layne Interview Part One

Another Layne Staley interview from Fuse tv channel.

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Music

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• Alice
• In
• Chains
• Layne
• Interview
• Part
• One

[dirtysouthgirl100]

damn! i though the reporter was gonna rip her panties off & throw layne down right there. fuckin bitch. can't say i wouldn't do the same but i hate her now

[alicat76usa]

I miss that great sense of humor and smile...and hair! RIP Layne, you are forever missed!

[gothicaloticaxx]

is layne wearing an L7 shirt?

[tanjicca]

@mcdawnie You know it!

[childxofxfate]

@adegamisoumounopano wow lol

[1victoriag]

HAHA"told everyone to fuck off, i had a good time man." Oh how i love layne.</3

[MrKittles1123]

I don't know enough to say for sure one way or another, but wouldn't "Junkhead" from Dirt qualify as somewhat of a heroin glorifying song? I'd say most of what I know that Layne wrote regarding heroin can accurately be described as against it or as a warning about it, but that song's kind of the opposite with it's lyrics. lol Btw I love how this video ends with that guy XD like, that was a clip worthy of defining the sum of Layne's character as a human being. lol!

[tanjicca]

This is not an easy thing for me to say, being both a true fan of AIC music and a chick, but: can you f**ing blame her?!? It would have been QUITE enough for him to be the smart, sensitive, funny guy he was, on top of that the most talented, charismatic and powerfull male vocalist this earth ever saw, but - go figure - he had to be this stunning man, who can make your head spin even from the grave, too. Well, yeah, you guys - that´s more than enough to make a woman look at him that way...

[tickedoffnow]

@zandriakay I know Layne didn't glorify his addiction-but he glorified it in the beginning when he was naive-and he glorified mostly Alcohol-believe me-Layne didn't glorify Heroin or Cocaine-he was ashamed of himself

[zandriakay]

@tickedoffnow he didn't "glorify" his addiction...if anything he said the things he said and sang about his addiction to serve as a sort of warning to others...nothing about his songs glorified his drug use...