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mysticweedmysticweed Posts: 3,710
edited March 2010 in Other Music
I caught Mike Starr on a rerun of Celeb Rehad Saturday am. He was listening to AIC on his ipod, said that was all he ever listened to. I have been sad while listening to AIC since Layne died, but Layne's mom was so inspirational, I made an AIC workout for Saturday and Sunday. As follows:

Get Born Again
Angry Chair
Got Me Wrong
Over Now
Heaven Beside You
We Die Young
Man In the Box
Grind
Would?
No Excuses
I Stay Away

Excellent
fuck 'em if they can't take a joke

"what a long, strange trip it's been"
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  • WhyGo77WhyGo77 Posts: 113
    lettinggo wrote:
    I caught Mike Starr on a rerun of Celeb Rehad Saturday am. He was listening to AIC on his ipod, said that was all he ever listened to. I have been sad while listening to AIC since Layne died, but Layne's mom was so inspirational, I made an AIC workout for Saturday and Sunday. As follows:

    Get Born Again
    Angry Chair
    Got Me Wrong
    Over Now
    Heaven Beside You
    We Die Young
    Man In the Box
    Grind
    Would?
    No Excuses
    I Stay Away

    Excellent
    I agree - Layne's Mom was very inspirational. AIC was a great band and I think your list is awesome, but my favorite song by them is "Down in Hole"...

    The "new" AIC is coming to DC (where I live) on Wednesday but I passed on seeing them - all due respect to the new crew I don't think it could compare to Layne Staley singing.
    "I'll ride the wave, where it takes me..."

    "I know I was born and I know that I'll die, the in between is mine..."
  • DV70007DV70007 Posts: 67
    The New Crew is not really the new crew at all. Unless you think Layne is the whole band?
    William Duvall is the only "New Guy"
    You really should go check them out live before forming an opinion
    I have seen them 3 times with William Duvall and they have been great all 3 times
    Saw them many times with Layne as well. Both are awesome.
    William Duvall is in no way an injustice to AIC whatsoever
    IMO a very welcome addition to AIC
  • WhyGo77WhyGo77 Posts: 113
    I've seen a few live performances on the internet and once on TV - It's just odd to me to see them playing without Staley.
    "I'll ride the wave, where it takes me..."

    "I know I was born and I know that I'll die, the in between is mine..."
  • DV70007DV70007 Posts: 67
    I felt the same way when I first heard they were coming back with a new singer.
    But if you have the chance; check them out live. I think you would be impressed.
    Their new album is a great listen as well if you haven't heard that yet
  • mysticweedmysticweed Posts: 3,710
    WhyGo77 wrote:
    lettinggo wrote:
    I caught Mike Starr on a rerun of Celeb Rehad Saturday am. He was listening to AIC on his ipod, said that was all he ever listened to. I have been sad while listening to AIC since Layne died, but Layne's mom was so inspirational, I made an AIC workout for Saturday and Sunday. As follows:

    Get Born Again
    Angry Chair
    Got Me Wrong
    Over Now
    Heaven Beside You
    We Die Young
    Man In the Box
    Grind
    Would?
    No Excuses
    I Stay Away

    Excellent
    I agree - Layne's Mom was very inspirational. AIC was a great band and I think your list is awesome, but my favorite song by them is "Down in Hole"...

    The "new" AIC is coming to DC (where I live) on Wednesday but I passed on seeing them - all due respect to the new crew I don't think it could compare to Layne Staley singing.
    I completely agree. The Staley/Cantrell harmony is the best in rock EVER. Sure, they are still good, I love the new album (except "Save My Brain").
    fuck 'em if they can't take a joke

    "what a long, strange trip it's been"
  • London BridgeLondon Bridge USA Posts: 4,733
    For anyone who doesn't own the AIC Unplugged DVD.....go buy it. Well worth the money. It is my favorite music DVD.
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