Alice In Chains - Man in the Box (Official Video)

-1990: Wow, this song is amazing! -2024: Wow, this song is amazing! Alice in Chains for life.

This song is like wine The older it is, the better it gets

My sister used to listen to AIC all the time, she took her own life in 2015 when I was 19 back then I was all into rap and hip hop and didn’t see why she liked this music so much so I listened to them after her passing and haven’t stopped this far, I listen to them otw to and home from work they are my favorite band and I understand and feel the lyrics on a level I never could when she was here, all I wanna do is connect with her and sing like Layne and I can’t because it’s too late. Rest in peace Samantha I love you and will forever take on the rock name in our family! ✊🏼

Who is here today missing Layne? Insane vocalist. Hope you’re resting in peace. Gone too soon, but you left such a legacy. 😢

Can we bring this back? This music? This feeling? This vibe. The world needs more of this

He was only 23 years old when he recorded this song. His vocals were absolutely crazy. Shame he died so young

Such a heavy riff. Alice In Chains was the most metal of the 90s Seattle grunge outfits. This song never fails to move me

I'm 57, and I have two sons ages 15 and 20. I'm listening to this right now because my younger son just texted me to say "Layne Staley is my favorite singer." Clearly I did some things right in raising these boys

I remember the night this premiered on MTV Headbanger's ball. I was doing my homework and not paying attention much, then suddenly WHAM! This song hit me like a mack truck. I skipped school that Monday, went to Harmony House instead and grabbed the cassette. Sat on the river all day, listening to it in my walkman. Good times.

Who else agrees with me that AIC should be in the rock & roll Hall of fame?

When Layne sings "feed my eyes" immediately after Jerrys masterpiece guitar solo, it is just insane. I remember when this song came out. I'm sitting here in 2024 at 60 years old listening to music on a Friday night and I've listened to this song four times! Not only one of their best songs, one of the best rock n roll songs ever!

So many years later and it still stands as greatness

This is a true story: When I was 18, we said goodbye to Layne, and I was really sad. I read that layne had a foundation made in his name. I wrote a small letter to them, explaining how much Layne meant to all of us, and a lot of our youth struggles with drugs, depression, etc. I wrote that I was an addict too. Since I was 15. I also sent $1. I was definitely not expecting a letter written back to me from Layne's mom. Her name is Nancy McCullum, and she runs the foundation. She sent me a poster of aic from the Moore Theater, some stickers, and in solemn disbelief, the program from Laynes celebration of life (or funeral) The program had the names Chris Cornell, Mark Lanagan from Screaming Trees, and Nancy and Ann Wilson from Heart. Chris Cornell and Heart did a cover of "Ring them Bells" written by Bob Dylan, and Mark Lanagan read a poem Layne had written. Anyway, I never thought that sending $1 to Laynes foundation would merit anything! Nancy, Laynes mom said encouraging words to me in regards to my opiate dependency. After years of on again off again substance abuse, I'm finally 150 days sober. It gets better. Thank you Nancy, Laynes mom, for the awesome keepsakes, and for giving birth and raising my favorite singer. God bless and take life one day at a time.

Happy Birthday Layne. Twenty years gone, but not forgotten. You're voice still gives me chills. R.I.P.

Layne Staley is one of the most underrated vocalists ever. Dude could push it when he really wanted to

PLEASE TELL ME IM NOT THE ONLY ONE JAMMING OUT TO THIS IN 2024????

I'm a 53 year old man and I am still baffled how we have not come across an artist such as Layne Staley. His vocals are absolutely amazing, and I'm still grieving his loss. He was such an ambassador of grunge music and I am so honored to have been alive when he was in his prime. I still can't believe him, Kurt and Chris are gone.....but yet, I am so thankful to have been around when they were still putting out iconic music. When I play my guitar to these songs, I get tears in my eyes because I feel so blessed to play them. Godspeed to you Layne, Chris and Kurt. Thoughts and Prayers to our current generation......you will never see a better period than this.

As a black man from the other side of town, I'm so shocked that real rock is no longer in popular music. This is good music for the mind, easy poetry, hard vocals

No one sings like this anymore. awsome ❤

22 years ago today, the world lost one of the best and most talented vocalist to ever live and that man was Layne Staley