I'm starting to like Max Kellerman

[CFH]

He's overtly biased and very excitable, but I'm slowly becoming a fan of Max Kellerman's, I'm ashamed to admit. He's grown on me like a wart.

I'll never forgive him for Rumble, Young Man, Rumble though.

[:::PSL:::]

He's overtly biased and very excitable, but I'm slowly becoming a fan of Max Kellerman's, I'm ashamed to admit. He's grown on me like a wart.

I'll never forgive him for Rumble, Young Man, Rumble though.

Is that Lane Staley? (bless his soul)

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He's overtly biased and very excitable, but I'm slowly becoming a fan of Max Kellerman's, I'm ashamed to admit. He's grown on me like a wart.

I'll never forgive him for Rumble, Young Man, Rumble though.

Is that Lane Staley? (bless his soul)

It is indeed Layne Staley. I'm listening to Dirt as I type this, and I just finished listening to Unplugged. AIC is one of the most underrated bands.

It's strange that him and Kurt Cobain both died on Apr. 5; both addicts, both born in 1967, both very successful muscians from the same city who became popular at the same time, both fronted bands many classified as "grunge"...

[:::PSL:::]

He's overtly biased and very excitable, but I'm slowly becoming a fan of Max Kellerman's, I'm ashamed to admit. He's grown on me like a wart.

I'll never forgive him for Rumble, Young Man, Rumble though.

Is that Lane Staley? (bless his soul)

It is indeed Layne Staley. I'm listening to Dirt as I type this, and I just finished listening to Unplugged. AIC is one of the most underrated bands.

It's strange that him and Kurt Cobain both died on Apr. 5; both addicts, both born in 1967, both very successful muscians from the same city who became popular at the same time, both fronted bands many classified as "grunge"...

Sheeesh!... I didn't even know they were both born in the same year. God I miss the early 90s grunge.

I have a couple of their albums. "Rooster" is one of my fav song. Jerry Cantrell is a musical genius too.

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Is that Lane Staley? (bless his soul)

It is indeed Layne Staley. I'm listening to Dirt as I type this, and I just finished listening to Unplugged. AIC is one of the most underrated bands.

It's strange that him and Kurt Cobain both died on Apr. 5; both addicts, both born in 1967, both very successful muscians from the same city who became popular at the same time, both fronted bands many classified as "grunge"...

Sheeesh!... I didn't even know they were both born in the same year. God I miss the early 90s grunge.

I have a couple of their albums. "Rooster" is one of my fav song. Jerry Cantrell is a musical genius too.

Jerry Cantrell is awsome. He wrote most of AIC's stuff, music and lyrics. I don't know if you're a Pantera fan or not, but Phil Anselmo came out and did Would? with the surviving members of AIC and dedicated it to Layne Staley and Dimebag at a show, which I thought was pretty cool. You can find it on Youtube if you're interested.

[:::PSL:::]

It is indeed Layne Staley. I'm listening to Dirt as I type this, and I just finished listening to Unplugged. AIC is one of the most underrated bands.

It's strange that him and Kurt Cobain both died on Apr. 5; both addicts, both born in 1967, both very successful muscians from the same city who became popular at the same time, both fronted bands many classified as "grunge"...

Sheeesh!... I didn't even know they were both born in the same year. God I miss the early 90s grunge.

I have a couple of their albums. "Rooster" is one of my fav song. Jerry Cantrell is a musical genius too.

Jerry Cantrell is awsome. He wrote most of AIC's stuff, music and lyrics. I don't know if you're a Pantera fan or not, but Phil Anselmo came out and did Would? with the surviving members of AIC and dedicated it to Layne Staley and Dimebag at a show, which I thought was pretty cool. You can find it on Youtube if you're interested.

Damn! You reminded me of Dimebag Darryl too. Yea, I'm a big Pantera fan. I caught one of Phil's beer in a plastic cup in their concert.

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Sheeesh!... I didn't even know they were both born in the same year. God I miss the early 90s grunge.

I have a couple of their albums. "Rooster" is one of my fav song. Jerry Cantrell is a musical genius too.

Jerry Cantrell is awsome. He wrote most of AIC's stuff, music and lyrics. I don't know if you're a Pantera fan or not, but Phil Anselmo came out and did Would? with the surviving members of AIC and dedicated it to Layne Staley and Dimebag at a show, which I thought was pretty cool. You can find it on Youtube if you're interested.

Damn! You reminded me of Dimebag Darryl too. Yea, I'm a big Pantera fan. I caught one of Phil's beer in a plastic cup in their concert.

That's awsome man! I was at one of Pantera's last shows in Vancouver (Slayer, Static X, and a couple others were also on the bill), I have seen dozens of big concerts and their's was the best I have ever seen. It was like a 2 1/2 hour brawl, but in a good way. My friend got the pick that Rex threw into the crowd after using it to play the final song (which was Walk).
RIP Dimebag Darrell Abbot.