Alice In Chains - Killer Is me скачать видео бесплатно

J Moon

This song and album brings back memories. Though there were dark times at that moment. It made me love AIC even more

AIC762 Iop

Nice job ending with the killer is me, im sure it was on purpose. For whatever reason they those the lyrics are fitting

Joseph Wood

These guys had humor man. They were way more human than lots of bands are.

Brendon stacey

Doom jazz

noodles11238723

Let things be

Kevin G

I miss Lane Staley, imagine the amazing music he would've produced today.

deadlyoneable

Damn...Staley looks so fragile as he's walking off the stage. So sad. RIP LAYNE.

benjie414

i think that jerry is the type of person that would give his life to help layne. if jerry couldn't help layne, i'm not sure if any 1 could.

Alman101100's Videos

Definitely underrated but so beautiful... oh crap this gives me goosebumps

pain4gain878

I can't imagine a more fitting song.

JMDewald

Needs more Layne. I know his is a Cantrell composition, but Layne was seemingly underused on this song. Still good though.

Margaret Jimenez

I will Always LOVE Alice in Chains...FOREVER & EVER!!!! BEST BAND EVER!!!!!

lost94133

No layne. No Alice the end

Minacious

They did Angry Chair?

Jeric Ventura

lol! Man in the Box acoustic? wtf

Gabriela Yumi

That's no problem with this music is the last from MTV Unplugged, i really need to know why Nutshell has to be the first...

Kris Brown

Im not trying to troll, but this was actually not layne staley's last performance. they have video's of the last concert, but it doesn't have verry good quality. I'm not quite sure about this, but it seems like Jerry wrote this song.

AaronStark

I wish this song would have eventually gotten recorded and put onto an album. I wonder why they didn't do it when they recorded "Get Born Again" and "Died" for the box set? This is such a pretty song.

Joshua Arcelo

With all due respect, you also have to take into account the emotional aspect of these songs. This was Staley's last performance, and maybe they had a specific reason for ending it with this song. Who knows? You have to think about the basis of the music (emotion, in many a case with Alice in Chains) before recommending an alternate choice to Layne Staley's last song.

Joshua Arcelo

Can I start over, and get over it?