Layne Staley: Unreleased Demos (2016)

Pues parece q se esta trabajando en 8 canciones en la q Layne habia estado trabajando y q nunca llego a publicar. Imagino q haran algo tipo a lo q hicieron con el disco de Kurt Cobain.



Jesse Holt tweeted that he is working on 8 unreleased songs from late Alice In Chains and Mad Season frontman Layne Staley. He also asked Mike McCready on Twitter to help him with the material, which includes “Things You Do,” which has had a couple of rough versions leak over the years.

Taproot discussed a song they almost recorded with Layne Staley in 2002 last summer.

Couldn’t have written it better myself, so I took this straight from Jarrod Montague’s page :-)

The new Alice in Chains book mentions how Layne Staley was set to record vocals to a song Taproot was going to put on our album “Welcome” right before he passed away. We never talked about this much because it didn’t seem appropriate.

We had a “spacey-sounding” track which we didn’t have vocals for, but our producer Toby Wright, who had made several AIC records, liked it and passed it along to Layne for vocals. We called it “Kevin Spacey.”

When he passed, Layne’s mom told Toby that this demo was in his CD player. Very sad ending to a very talented individual’s life.

No me creo nada de esto. Si en la noticia se hiciera alguna referencia a ese supuesto (y creo, inexistente) album en solitario en el que estaba trabajando Layne a finales de los 90's, quizás me lo creería, pero esto? El tio directamente a twiteado a Mike McCready de Pearl Jam para que le ayude a producir esas demos, pero no da más info. Me da que es un fake.

Me cago en dios si es verdad. Un sueño.

Muy guapo.

Increíble busto hiperrealista de Layne:

Brutal

Los ojos se ven falsos y el resto no, por eso gana 1000 con las gafas de sol... ¡Y acierto lo del pelo violeta!!!

Impresionante el busto.

Frusciante escribió:Brutal

Qué gilipollez más grande.

No se por qué me vino a la cabeza ahora las Plaster caster

m b v escribió:No me creo nada de esto. Si en la noticia se hiciera alguna referencia a ese supuesto (y creo, inexistente) album en solitario en el que estaba trabajando Layne a finales de los 90's, quizás me lo creería, pero esto? El tio directamente a twiteado a Mike McCready de Pearl Jam para que le ayude a producir esas demos, pero no da más info. Me da que es un fake.

Es un miembro de SECOND COMING, con los que Layne grabó algo. No tiene por qué ser fake, es probable que tengan cosas inéditas porque hay varios temas en versión demo por ahi desde hace tiempo.



Y no se si todo el mundo ha oido esto:

keith_caputo escribió:
Taproot discussed a song they almost recorded with Layne Staley in 2002 last summer.

Couldn’t have written it better myself, so I took this straight from Jarrod Montague’s page :-)

The new Alice in Chains book mentions how Layne Staley was set to record vocals to a song Taproot was going to put on our album “Welcome” right before he passed away. We never talked about this much because it didn’t seem appropriate.

We had a “spacey-sounding” track which we didn’t have vocals for, but our producer Toby Wright, who had made several AIC records, liked it and passed it along to Layne for vocals. We called it “Kevin Spacey.”

Ese disco de TAPROOT suena mucho a AIC, en su época me gustaba bastante.




El tema del que hablan es este pero sólo hay la versión instrumental por ahí.

Creo recordar que cuando hicieron el disco de Mad Season Layne también estaba trabajando en uno en solitario. A mí lo que me extraña es que esto no haya salido antes, pero bueno.

According to The Pulse Of Radio, a rare early recording made by late ALICE IN CHAINS singer Layne Staley has been put up for auction on eBay. Seller Ron Holt posted that the tape was made in 1988 and is from a band called 40 YEARS OF HATE that he and Staley were in together prior to the formation of ALICE IN CHAINS. Although future ALICE IN CHAINS guitarist Jerry Cantrell was also part of the project, he did not contribute any guitar to the recordings on the tape.

There are six songs in total with Staley singing on them, and Holt noted that he is selling just the physical tape, not the publishing rights to the tunes, which he will consider separate offers for. He wrote: "The music was a mix of industrial, rock and funk rock. The songs were never fully recorded and exist here in an unfinished state." The bid at the time of this writing was $500, or a buyer could purchase the tape outright for $5,000.

Holt also noted that alternate mixes of the songs were leaked onto YouTube over the years, while one track, "It's Coming After", was recorded by Seattle act SECOND COMING.

Lo que ya me suponía.... si se trataran de canciones post-AIC (1996-2002) ahora mismo me estaría haciendo a dos manos, pero esto...

¿por qué no dejan a los muertos tranquilos?