From the wiki bio: In that same interview he hinted that his parents' break-up and his father's drug use were at least partially responsible for his own drug problems, and also said that he was convinced that if he became a celebrity his dad would return.
One of the various things I always wonder about, have wondered about for a long time--when I think of Staley, and Cobain, among others--is if given long enough there'd've been an analogy to "Kashmir: The Symphonic Led Zeppelin" (a real album, I assure you).
All this man-in-the-box talk makes me yearn for 1978's V2 - Man In The Box (with pics & better sound this time). Manchester glam punk at its finest. Cheers!
What I really wanted to do here was to post a YT link to Liz Story's terrific instrumental interpretation of an oldie, "Mack the Knife." Alas, that's a "can't," so--acknowledging the different direction--here's this instead.
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I was just telling my wife they should make a movie about him. His demise is Oscar material.
Man in the (pine) box.
From the wiki bio:
In that same interview he hinted that his parents' break-up and his father's drug use were at least partially responsible for his own drug problems, and also said that he was convinced that if he became a celebrity his dad would return.
That's just so sad.
But was the voice human?
I didn't even know he was sick!
To each his own.
But was the voice human?
Well, *at the time*, I sorta thought, in part, that he might be reaching for cashmere but with a gritty twist: y'know, same knit but different cable.
Alice in Chains 1993
Really great tunes, and so much fun missed.
Addict yourself to moderation.
I didn't recognize this guy's name, and none of the youtube clips sounds even vaguely familiar.
Maybe my misspent youth wasn't misspent enough.
One of the various things I always wonder about, have wondered about for a long time--when I think of Staley, and Cobain, among others--is if given long enough there'd've been an analogy to "Kashmir: The Symphonic Led Zeppelin" (a real album, I assure you).
An open, alone, slow-motion suicide.
All this man-in-the-box talk makes me yearn for 1978's V2 - Man In The Box (with pics & better sound this time). Manchester glam punk at its finest. Cheers!
What I really wanted to do here was to post a YT link to Liz Story's terrific instrumental interpretation of an oldie, "Mack the Knife." Alas, that's a "can't," so--acknowledging the different direction--here's this instead.
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