Does anyone have info on who may be singing?

In a message dated 11/12/2005 11:43:44 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
brigida421@... writes:

hello  everyone!  i was wondering if you guys knew if the AiC fan club that's
  always listed in their liner notes on their album jackets (Seattle address)
is  still active or not?????  (i've seen both regular and e-mail  address).
thanks--    bridget  b.




Even years ago, when AIC  was still an entity, the fan club was pretty iffy.
Sometimes you sent them  money, and they sent you stuff - other times, people
sent in money and never  heard from them.  I'd be careful in using that info
- you can always find  some kind of memorabilia on e-Bay, and Jerry's website
has some AIC stuff, too,  I believe.

Kay
<marykaotik@...>


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i have no idea- why don't you just try it out?

bridget blandina <brigida421@...> wrote:hello everyone!  i was wondering
if you guys knew if the AiC fan club that's always listed in their liner notes
on their album jackets (Seattle address) is still active or not?????  (i've seen
both regular and e-mail address).   thanks--    bridget b.


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hello everyone!  i was wondering if you guys knew if the AiC fan club that's
always listed in their liner notes on their album jackets (Seattle address) is
still active or not?????  (i've seen both regular and e-mail address).  
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If you are on www.myspace.com - add Alice in Chains!

www.myspace.com/aliceinchains


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marykaotik@... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 9/14/2005 3:49:45 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
> volantares@... writes:
>
> Bradley  Speers wrote:
>
>
>>Technically Generation X *IS* were baby  boomers
>
>
> Very good much grammar there. They ARE the baby boomers. At  least I'm
> led to believe
>
>
>
>
> Oh, Bradley - it's good to  know that you're still out there (as are most of
> us, I guess - just waiting for  something to talk about!)

Thanks! Nice to see you still here too.

I actually lost my email account and lost track of the group for a while
until i got motivated to change all my accounts over to the new one. As
such, I probably missed about 6 months worth of stuff. I hope I didn't
lose anything THAT major...

Bradley

In a message dated 9/14/2005 3:49:45 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
volantares@... writes:

Bradley  Speers wrote:

> Technically Generation X *IS* were baby  boomers

Very good much grammar there. They ARE the baby boomers. At  least I'm
led to believe




Oh, Bradley - it's good to  know that you're still out there (as are most of
us, I guess - just waiting for  something to talk about!)

kay
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Well it dependson what paris Hilton program we're talking about here. ;-)  I
beleivethere is like MTV 2 that plays all videos.


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I understand that styles change, and so does everything else.  But the point
is that the original purpose of MTV was to play music videos, and as soon as
Real World and Road Rules came out, everything went downhill.  Of course the
CEOs of MTV and VH1 are making millions, and it makes me sick, because I would
rather see more of the MUSIC videos that are coming out, and not b.s. reality tv
shows with 20-something morons.  But, I guess that's the way things are. 
Television sucks.
And speaking of dressing in comfortable clothes, a comical "fashion" that
fortunately didn't last long was dressing in pajamas and slippers.  High
schoolers would come to school dressed like they were ready to go to sleep.
Well, what I don't see much anymore are people wearing band t-shirts.  You will
sometimes see "Rolling Stones", "311", and "Bob Marley", but I never really see
people wearing rock shirts to support their favorite bands.  But again, it is
2005, and styles change, and we would all rather be supporting our favorite
clothing stores instead, aka Abercrombie and Fitch.
It is bad to be stuck in the past, but there are some styles that are timeless. 
However, I think the fashions of today are kind of boring.  Well, at least where
I live.
If enough people could get together and pressure MTV to start playing real music
(and not 50 cent or J.Lo, along with Paris Hilton) then maybe we could finally
get somewhere.
And I will check out some of the new underground bands.

-ps.  90s style was still much better than 80s fashion.


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I perfectly agree with this last mail, even if i guess that we share different
point of view.
As long as i remember here grunge music listeners have always been in
minority(excepet but Nirvana's fans).
We've survived, and we will as well.
On my top5 favourite bands five are Grunge ,but I accept the truth, wich is that
times has changed.
There are thousands of new good bands, and old non-grunge ones.
Listen and support those, because life goes on, and so does music.
About MTV: i agree with Sly, they give people what they want.
Ok, they have some influence on people. Here we can see some people that listen
to rap music. Although most don't understand a word of the lyrics; but
fortunately most of the guys don't care about all that rap and R&B stuff that
MTV broadcast 24-7.
About fashion-clothing. Don't care if people spend they're money in dressing
like people that is "cool".
You can be friend with every kind of person, that dress in anyway. Of course you
won't agree with his point, but it doesn't matter as long as they're nice and
loyal with you........

P.S. Finally you can't complain about live concerts because you have Pearl Jam
in tour each year, seeing them here is an event; and you have Jerry plaiyng as
well!
THe last wors are just a joke





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To          : angrychair@yahoogroups.com
Cc          :
Date      : Wed, 14 Sep 2005 19:28:53 EDT
Subject : Re: [angrychair] Seattle in 2005







> I definitley keep my identity and love rock music.  I am in a band.
> WWW.auracleband.com.  Check it out, we have MP3's.  As much as I love Grunge
Music, I
> never liked the clothing wear of it.  Actually I prefer "cheap rubber flip
> flops," visors, and relaxed Pacific Sun Wear Clothing.  Why?  NOt because I
want
> to be cool.  But because I like the style.  I am comfortable like that and
> that is who I am.  Let's face it folks, and stop trying to turn things to be
like
> they were 15 years ago.  Because It's not 15 years ago, its right now.  MTV
> and VH1 are not on the path to destruction, actually, their profitability is
> ten-fold what it was 15 years ago.  Because they are lining up their
programming
> with what the masses want to hear.  Is it 15 year old videos?  Or is it
> Reality Garbage Programming.  Unfortunatley, it's reality Garbage programming
and
> we just have to deal with it and find other means to satisfy what we want.
> Don't forget, these channels are a business, and they do it to make money. A
lot
> of money.   Look at underground music scenes, local musicians.  A lot of it
> is much better than what you hear on popular sources.
> Let's not be stuck in the 90's, like so many people are still stuck in the
> eighties.  That's not what ALICe in Chains was about, and it's definitley not
> what Layne was about.  "Say Good Bye Don't Follow.  Misery So Hallow."
> I know a lady that still dresses and wears her hair like she's in the
> eighties.  And you know what, in her eyes everyone might like stupid, but the
truth
> is she's jus the only one who hasn't evolved.  :-)
>
>
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>
>
>
>
> Please remember Angry Chair's "3-Posts Per Day" limit.
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I definitley keep my identity and love rock music.  I am in a band.
WWW.auracleband.com.  Check it out, we have MP3's.  As much as I love Grunge
Music, I
never liked the clothing wear of it.  Actually I prefer "cheap rubber flip
flops," visors, and relaxed Pacific Sun Wear Clothing.  Why?  NOt because I want
to be cool.  But because I like the style.  I am comfortable like that and
that is who I am.  Let's face it folks, and stop trying to turn things to be
like
they were 15 years ago.  Because It's not 15 years ago, its right now.  MTV
and VH1 are not on the path to destruction, actually, their profitability is
ten-fold what it was 15 years ago.  Because they are lining up their programming
with what the masses want to hear.  Is it 15 year old videos?  Or is it
Reality Garbage Programming.  Unfortunatley, it's reality Garbage programming
and
we just have to deal with it and find other means to satisfy what we want.
Don't forget, these channels are a business, and they do it to make money. A lot
of money.   Look at underground music scenes, local musicians.  A lot of it
is much better than what you hear on popular sources.
Let's not be stuck in the 90's, like so many people are still stuck in the
eighties.  That's not what ALICe in Chains was about, and it's definitley not
what Layne was about.  "Say Good Bye Don't Follow.  Misery So Hallow."
I know a lady that still dresses and wears her hair like she's in the
eighties.  And you know what, in her eyes everyone might like stupid, but the
truth
is she's jus the only one who hasn't evolved.  :-)


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Bradley Speers wrote:

> Technically Generation X *IS* were baby boomers

Very good much grammar there. They ARE the baby boomers. At least I'm
led to believe

Erac Rodriguez wrote:
You're right,
> gen x'ers need to start cranking out some good music
> to show these youths what how music is supposed to
> be...wait a minute...isn't that what the baby boomers
> said about us???

Technically Generation X *IS* were baby boomers, then coined for the
kids of the 80s. The early 90s were/are generation Y. I don't know what
generation we have now, but if it was based on music, they're probably
at generation Z+1, give or take.

wow... that is an interesting commentary. i might be the youngest member in the
group, and i understand the views of today's society. i agree, most definitely.
you don't have to be a gen-Xer to know the difference, although my knowledge is
partly second-hand. i'm glad i read that. i'm also the most 90's-esque dresser
at my school, but that doesn't say much.
i'm writing a story about a kid who would have fit right in with the disaffected
grunge-kids, only it takes place about three years ago in Louisville. if
anyone's interested in reading it, i'd be happy to send! (sorry, off-topic)
i know Hot Topic(if you know that store) used to sell much cooler stuff, instead
of all this Napolean Dynamite merchandise and a load of emo clothes. i got
cheetah-print Converse there (remember Layne wore them in the beginning segment
in Music Bank? i loved them so i looked around).
there are always going to be "posers" and preps. as long as the individual
doesn't lose sight, there will always be good music.
-Melanie

Erac Rodriguez <wordplaya@...> wrote:
Interesting commentary, I wholeheartedly acquiece,
except for the rap music part. I will admit, the rap
music coming out today sucks, but I am still and
always will be down with hip-hop (although white kids
trying to LIVE the music rather than LISTEN to the
music is quite comical, almost buffoonish). Hell, even
the rap music I listen to is from the 90's. I am
eclectic with my musical tastes and am accused of
still living in the early 90's, as I still always
listen to Nirvana, Alice, Soundgarden,
Mudhoney...although there is some good music out right
now.  Queens of the Stone Age, A Perfect Circle, And
you will know us by the trail of dead, Porcupine
Tree...I guess it's just different because you have to
kinda dig to find that music, or at least the good
music; where back then alternative radio on the FM
dial was actually okay to listen to. How I do miss the
time of flannel and melancholy melody...You're right,
gen x'ers need to start cranking out some good music
to show these youths what how music is supposed to
be...wait a minute...isn't that what the baby boomers
said about us???

Enjoyed your observations...I feel the exact same way.

Peace.

Erac Rodriguez

--- metalbird91@... wrote:

>
>
>
> Hello.  It's 2005.  Rap, gospel, and country music
> dominate the Billboard music charts.  Our society is
> vastly different from the way it was 10-15 years
> ago. We are much more conservative.  Grunge is long
> gone, and the only rock that does appear on the
> airwaves is flooded with pop influences.  Even the
> city of Seattle, the "birthplace" of grunge, seems
> to have become "Frasierized," that is, more
> button-downed, affluent, and less of what is was 15
> years ago.  Once again, I know it is 2005, but now
> that all of the original people who were a part of
> this movement are all grown up and raising families,
> have they themselves transformed into the faceless
> society that we have today?
> I know that we all have full-time careers or jobs,
> but is there still a spark of something?  Is that
> same thing that broke us away from the cheesy Winger
> and Bon Jovi rock still there?  What will break us
> out of this disgusting phase of music that we have
> now?  I guess MTV is on the pathway to
> self-destruction, and VH1 is closely following.
> Maybe that is why the youths are so dumb:  because
> all of the junk reality tv shows on MTV have
> influenced them, rather than the thoughtful music of
> 15 years ago.  White suburban kids listen to rap in
> their SUVs, and our clothing fashions are hitting a
> sorry state.  College campuses, once areas of
> progressive styles and thought, now are more like
> bastions of conformity, and teenagers are anything
> but angry or rebellious. Instead, they are the
> obnoxious, giggly kind of ditzes that we all used to
> poke fun of just a few years ago.  Polo shirts are
> frighteningly popular.  Forget Doc Martins and
> Converse shoes.  It's cheap, tacky rubber flip-flops
> that are all the rage.  What will it take before
> people actually break out of this mold and dress
> more individualistically?  What will it take to get
> rock music back to what it was a decade ago?  How
> many more MTVs will there be until people finally
> throw up their hands and say,"Screw all of this!
> Let's play music videos again!  That's what MTV was
> originally about!"
> Maybe the Gen-Xers need to start joining bands
> again, and start fixing the music scene.  I don't
> know.
> Well, that's my two cents.  What do you guys think?
> -Cheryl
>
>
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Interesting commentary, I wholeheartedly acquiece,
except for the rap music part. I will admit, the rap
music coming out today sucks, but I am still and
always will be down with hip-hop (although white kids
trying to LIVE the music rather than LISTEN to the
music is quite comical, almost buffoonish). Hell, even
the rap music I listen to is from the 90's. I am
eclectic with my musical tastes and am accused of
still living in the early 90's, as I still always
listen to Nirvana, Alice, Soundgarden,
Mudhoney...although there is some good music out right
now.  Queens of the Stone Age, A Perfect Circle, And
you will know us by the trail of dead, Porcupine
Tree...I guess it's just different because you have to
kinda dig to find that music, or at least the good
music; where back then alternative radio on the FM
dial was actually okay to listen to. How I do miss the
time of flannel and melancholy melody...You're right,
gen x'ers need to start cranking out some good music
to show these youths what how music is supposed to
be...wait a minute...isn't that what the baby boomers
said about us???

Enjoyed your observations...I feel the exact same way.

Peace.

Erac Rodriguez

--- metalbird91@... wrote:

>
>
>
> Hello.  It's 2005.  Rap, gospel, and country music
> dominate the Billboard music charts.  Our society is
> vastly different from the way it was 10-15 years
> ago. We are much more conservative.  Grunge is long
> gone, and the only rock that does appear on the
> airwaves is flooded with pop influences.  Even the
> city of Seattle, the "birthplace" of grunge, seems
> to have become "Frasierized," that is, more
> button-downed, affluent, and less of what is was 15
> years ago.  Once again, I know it is 2005, but now
> that all of the original people who were a part of
> this movement are all grown up and raising families,
> have they themselves transformed into the faceless
> society that we have today?
> I know that we all have full-time careers or jobs,
> but is there still a spark of something?  Is that
> same thing that broke us away from the cheesy Winger
> and Bon Jovi rock still there?  What will break us
> out of this disgusting phase of music that we have
> now?  I guess MTV is on the pathway to
> self-destruction, and VH1 is closely following.
> Maybe that is why the youths are so dumb:  because
> all of the junk reality tv shows on MTV have
> influenced them, rather than the thoughtful music of
> 15 years ago.  White suburban kids listen to rap in
> their SUVs, and our clothing fashions are hitting a
> sorry state.  College campuses, once areas of
> progressive styles and thought, now are more like
> bastions of conformity, and teenagers are anything
> but angry or rebellious. Instead, they are the
> obnoxious, giggly kind of ditzes that we all used to
> poke fun of just a few years ago.  Polo shirts are
> frighteningly popular.  Forget Doc Martins and
> Converse shoes.  It's cheap, tacky rubber flip-flops
> that are all the rage.  What will it take before
> people actually break out of this mold and dress
> more individualistically?  What will it take to get
> rock music back to what it was a decade ago?  How
> many more MTVs will there be until people finally
> throw up their hands and say,"Screw all of this!
> Let's play music videos again!  That's what MTV was
> originally about!"
> Maybe the Gen-Xers need to start joining bands
> again, and start fixing the music scene.  I don't
> know.
> Well, that's my two cents.  What do you guys think?
> -Cheryl
>
>
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> removed]
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Hello.  It's 2005.  Rap, gospel, and country music dominate the Billboard music
charts.  Our society is vastly different from the way it was 10-15 years ago. We
are much more conservative.  Grunge is long gone, and the only rock that does
appear on the airwaves is flooded with pop influences.  Even the city of
Seattle, the "birthplace" of grunge, seems to have become "Frasierized," that
is, more button-downed, affluent, and less of what is was 15 years ago.  Once
again, I know it is 2005, but now that all of the original people who were a
part of this movement are all grown up and raising families, have they
themselves transformed into the faceless society that we have today?
I know that we all have full-time careers or jobs, but is there still a spark of
something?  Is that same thing that broke us away from the cheesy Winger and Bon
Jovi rock still there?  What will break us out of this disgusting phase of music
that we have now?  I guess MTV is on the pathway to self-destruction, and VH1 is
closely following.  Maybe that is why the youths are so dumb:  because all of
the junk reality tv shows on MTV have influenced them, rather than the
thoughtful music of 15 years ago.  White suburban kids listen to rap in their
SUVs, and our clothing fashions are hitting a sorry state.  College campuses,
once areas of progressive styles and thought, now are more like bastions of
conformity, and teenagers are anything but angry or rebellious. Instead, they
are the obnoxious, giggly kind of ditzes that we all used to poke fun of just a
few years ago.  Polo shirts are frighteningly popular.  Forget Doc Martins and
Converse shoes.  It's cheap, tacky rubber flip-flops that are all the rage. 
What will it take before people actually break out of this mold and dress more
individualistically?  What will it take to get rock music back to what it was a
decade ago?  How many more MTVs will there be until people finally throw up
their hands and say,"Screw all of this!  Let's play music videos again!  That's
what MTV was originally about!"
Maybe the Gen-Xers need to start joining bands again, and start fixing the music
scene.  I don't know.
Well, that's my two cents.  What do you guys think?
-Cheryl


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   Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 1:20 AM
   Subject: [angrychair] [Non-AIC] Hey people


   Hey guys, it's been a while.

   Sorry for not being around to post and moderate etc, I got caught up
   losing the internet for a while and so on.

   I thought i'd just say hi, and just acknowledge that I'm sure everyone
   here feels awful for what's happened with Hurricane Katrina in the
   last week. Hopefully the situation will improve soon.

   Anyone here know anyone who was there or has been displaced by Katrina?

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Hey guys, it's been a while.

Sorry for not being around to post and moderate etc, I got caught up
losing the internet for a while and so on.

I thought i'd just say hi, and just acknowledge that I'm sure everyone
here feels awful for what's happened with Hurricane Katrina in the
last week. Hopefully the situation will improve soon.

Anyone here know anyone who was there or has been displaced by Katrina?

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Agreed...I have been on this list since 1997 and have maybe made 10 total
posts, but I am still on because of all of our mutual love and respect for what
the music was, and more importantly, what it still means to all of us. I know
no  one on this list, but out of mutual respect of the dead, their family,
and  accidental email, I click "delete."
Later,
Rob


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Well said, Steve...

I corresponded w/AU in the past and she's nothing but
great!

Hope you guys have fun up in Seattle.  I love that
city...

Over and out.

and RIP LAYNE...!


Preston

--- -=StEvE=- <junkhead@...> wrote:

> I do agree, but it was just an innocent mistake.
> I've done it
> myself before. I've known angel undercover and Jason
> over the years
> and I know they respect Layne and his family. I am
> sure she feels
> bad about what happened. Regardless, the message is
> gone, deleted,
> so let it die. *NOTE* Please do not reply with
> Angel's original
> message attached to it or I'll have to delete it.
>
> Again, I think for those that have been here on the
> Angry chair (its
> only 510 people not 5000) this long, even after
> Layne's death, you
> either loved Layne and are thankful for all he has
> given you, or
> you're just basically a spammer. Sassy gave me group
> privledges to
> approve new members so as to avoid getting spammed
> all the time. I
> considered Layne to be like an older brother and
> have never fathomed
> the idea of invading his privacy, nor anyone close
> to him for that
> matter. Layne gifted the world with his soul on a
> personal level
> that most are not gifted enough to do and I am sure
> he is protecting
> his mother. Nothing strange about that at all.
>
> StEvE
> RIP Layne - You're still missed my friend
>
> --- In angrychair@yahoogroups.com, Val Hackett
> <mellow_maiden68@y...> wrote:
> > Okay Group...and thanks for the responses about
> the ANGEL
> UNDERCOVER e-mail.  Basically, I understand that
> people make
> mistakes and may not be aware of the fact that the
> e-mail sent
> through yahoo groups or any kind of GROUP chain is
> viewed by all.
> However, still, the material discussed was very,
> very, and I mean
> VERY personal.  Even if LAYNE were not a well known
> singer of a
> band, what difference does it really make?  His
> family, and
> especially his mother has a right to keep
> information such as his
> burial arrangements very private.  I do not discuss
> with people the
> final arrangements made of my next of kin, or
> someone very close to
> me.  I just think it is morbid for someone who more
> than likely, as
> it appears did not even know LAYNE to even discuss
> such things.
> Leave it alone.  I love listening to his music, and
> appreciating the
> great things he contributed to the rock world.  I
> cannot stand
> gossip, and rarely even respond to anything in this
> group, except
> for reasons of asking
> >  questions about events regarding anything where
> AIC is
> concerned.  I have no interest whatsoever on
> if/when/how Layne was
> cremated or buried.  That is NONE of my business,
> and NONE of anyone
> else's business other than his parents, close
> relatives, and friends
> who actually KNEW him personally.  I defend Layne
> and anyone who has
> passed on.  They deserve RESPECT.  That is pretty
> much all I was
> trying to relay is SIMPLE RESPECT.  Some things in
> life, and Death,
> should just be left as they are....that's all
> folks.....LOVE
> VAL....AIC ROCKS 4ever
>
> >
> > -=StEvE=- <junkhead@i...> wrote:Yeah, I just
> deleted it from the
> main Yahoo group site so no one new
> > will able to see it. I also agree that the ones
> that are still
> here
> > are either true fans that respect Layne and Nancy,
> or they are
> just
> > bullshit spammers. Everybody makes mistakes so
> don't worry about
> it
> > angel undercover.
> >
> > StEvE
> >
> > --- In angrychair@yahoogroups.com, "Twisty"
> <ihateyahspew@c...>
> > wrote:
> > > Hey Val - I'm sure she sent it to the group
> accidentally,
> probably
> > thinking
> > > she was sending to the one individual.
> Brainfart, as it were.
> I'm
> > certain
> > > everyone will respect Nancy's privacy and
> pretend they never saw
> > the email.
> > >
> > > Layne:AliveForever
> > > Twisty
> > >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
> > [mailto:angrychair@yahoogroups.com] On
> > > Behalf Of Val Hackett
> > > Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 10:42 PM
> > > To: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
> > > Subject: Re: [angrychair] Layne
> > >
> > > HEY!!  To those of you out there, and there must
> be quite a
> > few...hence,
> > > (ANGEL UNDERCOVER), whenever you send an E-MAIL
> through the
> ANGRY
> > CHAIR
> > > YAHOO GROUP, EVERYONE in THE GROUP receives THE
> E-MAIL.  TO
> ANGEL,
> > do you
> > > know that you have now let out a SECRET that
> NANCY perhaps might
> > have wanted
> > > to be personal?????  Why didn't you just e-mail
> JASON ...the
> > person you
> > > intended the message for on his own personal
> account?????...You
> > just let in
> > > about 5, 000 people on all this!!  Not that its
> any big deal,
> but,
> > you sent
> > > the e-mail as if it were going to him
> personally.  You said
> twice
> > in this
> > > e-mail to keep it secret....well, sweetie, its
> NO SECRET now.
> > Anyway, just
> > > wanted to let you know that EVERYONE in this
> group has seen this
> e-
> > mail, and
> > > frankly, I found it very informative...thank you
> ever so....LAYNE
> > > ROCKS...and NANCY is an ANGEL...rock on all
> fellow AIC fans...
> > > LOVE....VAL...in San Diego
> >
> >
> >
> >
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I do agree, but it was just an innocent mistake. I've done it
myself before. I've known angel undercover and Jason over the years
and I know they respect Layne and his family. I am sure she feels
bad about what happened. Regardless, the message is gone, deleted,
so let it die. *NOTE* Please do not reply with Angel's original
message attached to it or I'll have to delete it.

Again, I think for those that have been here on the Angry chair (its
only 510 people not 5000) this long, even after Layne's death, you
either loved Layne and are thankful for all he has given you, or
you're just basically a spammer. Sassy gave me group privledges to
approve new members so as to avoid getting spammed all the time. I
considered Layne to be like an older brother and have never fathomed
the idea of invading his privacy, nor anyone close to him for that
matter. Layne gifted the world with his soul on a personal level
that most are not gifted enough to do and I am sure he is protecting
his mother. Nothing strange about that at all.

StEvE
RIP Layne - You're still missed my friend

--- In angrychair@yahoogroups.com, Val Hackett
<mellow_maiden68@y...> wrote:
> Okay Group...and thanks for the responses about the ANGEL
UNDERCOVER e-mail.  Basically, I understand that people make
mistakes and may not be aware of the fact that the e-mail sent
through yahoo groups or any kind of GROUP chain is viewed by all.
However, still, the material discussed was very, very, and I mean
VERY personal.  Even if LAYNE were not a well known singer of a
band, what difference does it really make?  His family, and
especially his mother has a right to keep information such as his
burial arrangements very private.  I do not discuss with people the
final arrangements made of my next of kin, or someone very close to
me.  I just think it is morbid for someone who more than likely, as
it appears did not even know LAYNE to even discuss such things.
Leave it alone.  I love listening to his music, and appreciating the
great things he contributed to the rock world.  I cannot stand
gossip, and rarely even respond to anything in this group, except
for reasons of asking
>  questions about events regarding anything where AIC is
concerned.  I have no interest whatsoever on if/when/how Layne was
cremated or buried.  That is NONE of my business, and NONE of anyone
else's business other than his parents, close relatives, and friends
who actually KNEW him personally.  I defend Layne and anyone who has
passed on.  They deserve RESPECT.  That is pretty much all I was
trying to relay is SIMPLE RESPECT.  Some things in life, and Death,
should just be left as they are....that's all folks.....LOVE
VAL....AIC ROCKS 4ever

>
> -=StEvE=- <junkhead@i...> wrote:Yeah, I just deleted it from the
main Yahoo group site so no one new
> will able to see it. I also agree that the ones that are still
here
> are either true fans that respect Layne and Nancy, or they are
just
> bullshit spammers. Everybody makes mistakes so don't worry about
it
> angel undercover.
>
> StEvE
>
> --- In angrychair@yahoogroups.com, "Twisty" <ihateyahspew@c...>
> wrote:
> > Hey Val - I'm sure she sent it to the group accidentally,
probably
> thinking
> > she was sending to the one individual. Brainfart, as it were.
I'm
> certain
> > everyone will respect Nancy's privacy and pretend they never saw
> the email.
> >
> > Layne:AliveForever
> > Twisty
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:angrychair@yahoogroups.com] On
> > Behalf Of Val Hackett
> > Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 10:42 PM
> > To: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: Re: [angrychair] Layne
> >
> > HEY!!  To those of you out there, and there must be quite a
> few...hence,
> > (ANGEL UNDERCOVER), whenever you send an E-MAIL through the
ANGRY
> CHAIR
> > YAHOO GROUP, EVERYONE in THE GROUP receives THE E-MAIL.  TO
ANGEL,
> do you
> > know that you have now let out a SECRET that NANCY perhaps might
> have wanted
> > to be personal?????  Why didn't you just e-mail JASON ...the
> person you
> > intended the message for on his own personal account?????...You
> just let in
> > about 5, 000 people on all this!!  Not that its any big deal,
but,
> you sent
> > the e-mail as if it were going to him personally.  You said
twice
> in this
> > e-mail to keep it secret....well, sweetie, its NO SECRET now.
> Anyway, just
> > wanted to let you know that EVERYONE in this group has seen this
e-
> mail, and
> > frankly, I found it very informative...thank you ever so....LAYNE
> > ROCKS...and NANCY is an ANGEL...rock on all fellow AIC fans...
> > LOVE....VAL...in San Diego
>
>
>
>
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In a message dated 8/13/2005 2:55:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
junkhead@... writes:

Yeah, I  just deleted it from the main Yahoo group site so no one new
will able to  see it. I also agree that the ones that are still here
are either true  fans that respect Layne and Nancy, or they are just
bullshit spammers.  Everybody makes mistakes so don't worry about it
angel undercover.

StEvE



Agreed, I deleted it too, it is all about respect

S4J


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Okay Group...and thanks for the responses about the ANGEL UNDERCOVER e-mail. 
Basically, I understand that people make mistakes and may not be aware of the
fact that the e-mail sent through yahoo groups or any kind of GROUP chain is
viewed by all.  However, still, the material discussed was very, very, and I
mean VERY personal.  Even if LAYNE were not a well known singer of a band, what
difference does it really make?  His family, and especially his mother has a
right to keep information such as his burial arrangements very private.  I do
not discuss with people the final arrangements made of my next of kin, or
someone very close to me.  I just think it is morbid for someone who more than
likely, as it appears did not even know LAYNE to even discuss such things. 
Leave it alone.  I love listening to his music, and appreciating the great
things he contributed to the rock world.  I cannot stand gossip, and rarely even
respond to anything in this group, except for reasons of asking
  questions about events regarding anything where AIC is concerned.  I have no
interest whatsoever on if/when/how Layne was cremated or buried.  That is NONE
of my business, and NONE of anyone else's business other than his parents, close
relatives, and friends who actually KNEW him personally.  I defend Layne and
anyone who has passed on.  They deserve RESPECT.  That is pretty much all I was
trying to relay is SIMPLE RESPECT.  Some things in life, and Death, should just
be left as they are....that's all folks.....LOVE VAL....AIC ROCKS 4ever

-=StEvE=- <junkhead@...> wrote:Yeah, I just deleted it from the main
Yahoo group site so no one new
will able to see it. I also agree that the ones that are still here
are either true fans that respect Layne and Nancy, or they are just
bullshit spammers. Everybody makes mistakes so don't worry about it
angel undercover.

StEvE

--- In angrychair@yahoogroups.com, "Twisty" <ihateyahspew@c...>
wrote:
> Hey Val - I'm sure she sent it to the group accidentally, probably
thinking
> she was sending to the one individual. Brainfart, as it were. I'm
certain
> everyone will respect Nancy's privacy and pretend they never saw
the email.
>
> Layne:AliveForever
> Twisty
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:angrychair@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Val Hackett
> Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 10:42 PM
> To: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [angrychair] Layne
>
> HEY!!  To those of you out there, and there must be quite a
few...hence,
> (ANGEL UNDERCOVER), whenever you send an E-MAIL through the ANGRY
CHAIR
> YAHOO GROUP, EVERYONE in THE GROUP receives THE E-MAIL.  TO ANGEL,
do you
> know that you have now let out a SECRET that NANCY perhaps might
have wanted
> to be personal?????  Why didn't you just e-mail JASON ...the
person you
> intended the message for on his own personal account?????...You
just let in
> about 5, 000 people on all this!!  Not that its any big deal, but,
you sent
> the e-mail as if it were going to him personally.  You said twice
in this
> e-mail to keep it secret....well, sweetie, its NO SECRET now.
Anyway, just
> wanted to let you know that EVERYONE in this group has seen this e-
mail, and
> frankly, I found it very informative...thank you ever so....LAYNE
> ROCKS...and NANCY is an ANGEL...rock on all fellow AIC fans...
> LOVE....VAL...in San Diego




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Yeah, I just deleted it from the main Yahoo group site so no one new
will able to see it. I also agree that the ones that are still here
are either true fans that respect Layne and Nancy, or they are just
bullshit spammers. Everybody makes mistakes so don't worry about it
angel undercover.

StEvE

--- In angrychair@yahoogroups.com, "Twisty" <ihateyahspew@c...>
wrote:
> Hey Val - I'm sure she sent it to the group accidentally, probably
thinking
> she was sending to the one individual. Brainfart, as it were. I'm
certain
> everyone will respect Nancy's privacy and pretend they never saw
the email.
>
> Layne:AliveForever
> Twisty
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:angrychair@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Val Hackett
> Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 10:42 PM
> To: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [angrychair] Layne
>
> HEY!!  To those of you out there, and there must be quite a
few...hence,
> (ANGEL UNDERCOVER), whenever you send an E-MAIL through the ANGRY
CHAIR
> YAHOO GROUP, EVERYONE in THE GROUP receives THE E-MAIL.  TO ANGEL,
do you
> know that you have now let out a SECRET that NANCY perhaps might
have wanted
> to be personal?????  Why didn't you just e-mail JASON ...the
person you
> intended the message for on his own personal account?????...You
just let in
> about 5, 000 people on all this!!  Not that its any big deal, but,
you sent
> the e-mail as if it were going to him personally.  You said twice
in this
> e-mail to keep it secret....well, sweetie, its NO SECRET now.
Anyway, just
> wanted to let you know that EVERYONE in this group has seen this e-
mail, and
> frankly, I found it very informative...thank you ever so....LAYNE
> ROCKS...and NANCY is an ANGEL...rock on all fellow AIC fans...
> LOVE....VAL...in San Diego

Hey Val - I'm sure she sent it to the group accidentally, probably thinking
she was sending to the one individual. Brainfart, as it were. I'm certain
everyone will respect Nancy's privacy and pretend they never saw the email.

Layne:AliveForever
Twisty

-----Original Message-----
From: angrychair@yahoogroups.com [mailto:angrychair@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Val Hackett
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 10:42 PM
To: angrychair@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [angrychair] Layne

HEY!!  To those of you out there, and there must be quite a few...hence,
(ANGEL UNDERCOVER), whenever you send an E-MAIL through the ANGRY CHAIR
YAHOO GROUP, EVERYONE in THE GROUP receives THE E-MAIL.  TO ANGEL, do you
know that you have now let out a SECRET that NANCY perhaps might have wanted
to be personal?????  Why didn't you just e-mail JASON ...the person you
intended the message for on his own personal account?????...You just let in
about 5, 000 people on all this!!  Not that its any big deal, but, you sent
the e-mail as if it were going to him personally.  You said twice in this
e-mail to keep it secret....well, sweetie, its NO SECRET now.   Anyway, just
wanted to let you know that EVERYONE in this group has seen this e-mail, and
frankly, I found it very informative...thank you ever so....LAYNE
ROCKS...and NANCY is an ANGEL...rock on all fellow AIC fans...
LOVE....VAL...in San Diego

hi!!!!!!!!!!!!! could u tell me if there is any tribute concert on this year in
latin america ??????? please if sb knows please tell me!! thanks


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Will someone got Jerry's concert in Las Vegas?
I'm curious to hear how it will sound in acoustic style, and if he'll be in a
good shape again.......

Please let me know as soon as possible if the concert will be taped!



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<br><br><br>&gt;From: &quot;laura pl&quot;
&lt;pegognina@...&gt;<br>&gt;Reply-To:
angrychair@yahoogroups.com<br>&gt;To:
angrychair@yahoogroups.com<br>&gt;Subject: [angrychair] Layne<br>&gt;Date:
Tue, 19 Jul 2005 12:33:56 +0000<br>&gt;<br>&gt;hello from Italy!<br>&gt;I
hope you still use this email address. We exchanged some emails some
years<br>&gt;ago. I inscripted to the AIC mailing list.<br>&gt;Next month I
am going to be in Seattle for about 3 days. I would like to<br>&gt;visit
Layne`s tomb.Do you know where he was buried?<br>&gt;<br>&gt;I hope you will
answer to my email.<br>&gt;Thank you in
advance<br>&gt;<br>&gt;bye<br>&gt;Laura<br>&gt;<br>&gt;<br>

Hey Laura,
Sorry It has taken so long to answer...I don't have a computer where I live
so I'm at my mother's house.  I don't know where Layne is buried, but from
what I have heard he was cremated.  I'll look around and see if I can find
out more.  I hope you enjoy Seattle!  I'd like to go there someday.

Lots of love,
Kelly