Remember Layne Staley

"I can still feel his pain."

"MTV, I knew you guys were fucking bastards, but you could've at least done something in memory of Layne!!!"

"I know Layne and AIC are not what you(at MTV) would call one of your trendy today bands and I'm very glad of that. But as it has been said a million times already, all you have to do is turn on modern rock radio and you will undoubtedly hear his and the r"

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"So many fans with nothing left now, give us a tribute..."

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"It is an outrage that MTV has refused to acknowledge and pay respects to the passing of Layne Staley."

"I AM WRITING THIS BECAUSE MTV FUCKIN SUCKS.........AND THE NAME LISTED ABOVE IS MY SON'S NAME.....HE WAS NAMED BECAUSE OF THE STRONG INFLUENTIAL MUSICIANS THAT HELPED MOLD ME TO WHAT I AM TODAY, AND MTV, YOU FUCKIN SUCK WITH YOU JIG WORSHIPPING ASS......B"

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"You guys are already a joke. At least show some class and recognize the passing of a true talent."

"RIP Layne"

"At the very least, put together a one hour show of all their vidoes. Even better would be their videos with commentaries and interviews with the remaining members of the band."

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"Layne Staley deserves to be paid tribute to. He was one of the few geniuses of the musical world, and he will be sorely missed. MTV, you got a lot of money in advertising, etc., from Alice In Chains and their various appearances on your station...it's onl"

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"MTV Needs to stop loving the current flavor and remember who helped make them. Give him, like the other stars (such as recently allayah and Left Eye) recieve."

"Typical of MTV to have a weekend special about an R&B star and hardly even mention the death of an icon who helped shape a generation of music. I guess Layne didn't wear enough "bling bling"."

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"Think of all the money mtv made off AIC--Layne was important to many people; many of whom were introduced to AIC by MTV. A news segment, at the very least, would have been appropriate."

"Give respect where respect is due"