mad season
a seattle super group, lead by layne staley, lead singer of alice in chains, mike mccready on guitarspearl jam,martin barrett on drumsscreaming trees, and “baker” on b-ss.
the group only produced one alb-m “above”. had some really great songs such as : wake up and river of deceit.
mad season is f-cking awesome.
rip layne =(
1. english slang describing rare time that magic mushrooms grow.
2. a grunge supergroup formed around 1995 and consisted of layne staley (vocals, lyrics;alice in chains), mark lanegan (backing vocals ; screaming trees), barret martin (drums ; screaming trees), mike mcready (guitar, pearl jam) and j.b sounders (b-ss ; various jazz bands). the band has released one terrific lp and one ep
1. it’s a f-cking mad season, as i went out to the woods i’ve discovered some magic mashrooms.
2. all alone… were all alone
matchbox twenty’s second alb-m
did matchbox twenty use mad season, the band, as an inspiration for their alb-m of the same name?
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