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mad season
wake up Tabed by Jesse
might not be right but i dont see any others that are
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well thats all i can figure out sounds good tho
Jesse
its a good tab
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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chris Average |
#1 by chris ovari at Dec 9, 1970 at 6:59 AM EST |
| I agree with mojorisin I'm positive Layne killed himself. The addiction was killing him and he was really sick, probably the same reason cobain killed himself. He took a combination of coke and heroin, i think he knew the outcome. | |
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Eric Rhythm Player |
#2 by Eric at Mar 6, 1973 at 4:53 PM EST |
| If you really think about how powerful this song is, because it explains his life and laynes demise, IT made me cry one time its just so awesome. This song is very powerful | |
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Michael Rhythm Player |
#3 by Michael Roache at Apr 27, 1976 at 2:49 AM EST |
| No Code I totally agree. Nothing has told me that drugs are shit more than Layne's music. | |
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Zach Average |
#4 by Zach at May 28, 1977 at 6:35 AM EST |
| To FellONblACKdayS: It isn't proven that he died on the same day as Kurt Cobain, it is just speculated from the state of his decay. | |
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tim Lead Player |
#5 by tim sears at May 2, 1979 at 6:23 PM EST |
| I agree with mojorisin I'm positive Layne killed himself. The addiction was killing him and he was really sick, probably the same reason cobain killed himself. He took a combination of coke and heroin, i think he knew the outcome. | |
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Obtuse Professional |
#6 by Obtuse at Sep 1, 1979 at 12:23 AM EST |
| WWake up young man, it's time to wake up Your love affair has got to go For 10 long years, for 10 long years The leaves to rake up Slow suicide's no way to go," Is it me or is this verse prophetic? slow suicide was the way layne went... | |
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SOCIETY DWELLIN Average |
#7 by SOCIETY DWELLIN MOTHER FUCKER! at Dec 10, 1981 at 4:37 PM EST |
| This song is so beautiful and yet so hard to listen to. Layne is speaking to himself admitting he has a problem and he needs to do something about it. To think about the lyrics of this song is so damn sad. | |
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Lyssa CHAOS Average |
#8 by Lyssa CHAOS at Oct 6, 1986 at 11:00 PM EST |
| i agree with Ice about Layne's voice, you not olny hear it but you can feel it. i think that Wake Up had a few meanings, one of them being stuck in a place in life and trying to get out. you've been there long enough and the time to go is passing. | |
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Sally Average |
#9 by Sally Gray at Apr 22, 1993 at 6:47 PM EST |
| i love layne's voice on this song. it's totally about his heroin habit and how bad it was for him. this song gives me chills. RIP layne, we miss you. | |
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sebastian Average |
#10 by sebastian daalmeijer at Apr 26, 1993 at 7:07 AM EST |
| These guys are so real! They kick ass! | |
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alex Average |
#11 by alex at Jan 28, 1995 at 9:13 AM EST |
| Anyone that has had any kind of addiction to ANYTHING can totally relate to this song. I love this song and the way it flows. Some people think that Layne was telling them to go do drugs but in fact he was doing the opposite. I remember an article I read last night about how he did an AiC show and someone came up to him and gave him the thumbs up because he was high and Layne said that's not what he wanted to happen. And Drugs are shit. Trust me I know.. | |
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cody Wanna Be |
#12 by cody westermier at May 25, 1995 at 8:09 AM EST |
| This song is so powerful... just think, they even had it played on his funeral. Layne just wanted everyone to learn from his experiences, and "wake up" from the illusion that you can escape an addiction. Everybody who is stupid enough to do drugs should listen to this song, and be ashamed of themselves if they still call themselves good Alice in Chains or Mad Season fans. WAKE UP! | |
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Fatty [eats chi Average |
#13 by Fatty [eats children] kid at Apr 12, 1997 at 7:29 AM EST |
| Anyone that has had any kind of addiction to ANYTHING can totally relate to this song. I love this song and the way it flows. Some people think that Layne was telling them to go do drugs but in fact he was doing the opposite. I remember an article I read last night about how he did an AiC show and someone came up to him and gave him the thumbs up because he was high and Layne said that's not what he wanted to happen. And Drugs are shit. Trust me I know.. | |
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FUCK Rhythm Player |
#14 by FUCK OFF at Nov 25, 1998 at 8:05 PM EST |
| "The cracks and lines from where you gave up, they make an easy man to read" probably refers to the scars left on his body by heroin use. Every time he tried to stop using people would judge him by those. I guess this made it even harder for him because everyone only saw him as a hapless junkie and it's hard to change on your own when people see you as only that. | |
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Jay Dizzle Wanna Be |
#15 by Jay Dizzle holden at Mar 11, 2001 at 3:05 PM EST |
| Anyone who listens to Alice in Chains knows what I mean when I say you can just feel how much Layne is in to his music by how he sounds and he shows that in this song especially. To bad he died, the music he has been associated with has always been some of my favorite and he will be missed. | |
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Murders in the Average |
#16 by Murders in the Rue Morgue at Jun 7, 2004 at 7:12 AM EST |
| It's very unfortunate that he never got over his heroin addiction, since he died 3 years ago. And that Mad Season was very short-lived. After this album, he and Alice in Chains did 'Unplugged in New York' in '96. I'm guessing that was one of his last public experiences. Ironically, he died the same day Kurt cobain, one of my other rock idols, died partly of a heroin overdose, (besides the gun shot wound. without the wound, kurt would have died anyway) God bless Mad Season | |
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