Might be the best version of Rooster. The harmony (as always) flawless, the sound levels, the tempo. Truly one of a kind vocals from Layne and Jerry as a team. Everything coming together great at one moment in time, for a 7 minute soundbite showing the epitome of grunge music in the 90s.
Might be the best version of Rooster. The harmony (as always) flawless, the sound levels, the tempo. Truly one of a kind vocals from Layne and Jerry as a team. Everything coming together great at one moment in time, for a 7 minute soundbite showing the epitome of grunge music in the 90s.
Layne had one of the best ranges ever. When he hits those notes, its impossible to not feel something in your bones. Eddie can do that and so did Chris. Eddie (veddar) is the only one left out of those guys.
This is from a show that took place on March 2nd 1993 in Glasgow, Scotland. Almost the whole show is easily available on bootlegs (specifically one titled "Bad Dream") and just about half the show is on the official AIC "Live" album that came out in 2000 including this live version of Rooster.
Love this version!! Think it's a bit rude for that woman to just leave her instrument on the chair half way through and walk. Homoxually Challenged, she is. Great room sound in the mix, altghouth it's not applied enough for the :WO-WO0WO WWWOOOOOOS:
I agree. It's probably the arena/hall they are playing in but it could be the way its mic'ed as well i guess. It seems to have a huge amount of echo on it and its really reverberating through the whole place. I'm assuming The Barrowlands is a pretty big hall which is where this was recorded at.
