Alice In Chains Lyrics Dirt 1.0
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Alice in Chains is a hard rock band that was formed in 1987 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Drawing equally from the heavy riffing of metal and the gloomy strains of what would become grunge, the band developed a bleak, nihilistic sound that balanced grinding riffs with subtly textured acoustic moments. They were hard enough for metal fans, but their dark subject matter and punk-fueled attack placed them among the front ranks of the Seattle-based grunge bands. This dichotomy helped the group soar to critical acclaim and multi-platinum status with their first albums, 1990's 'Facelift' and 1992's 'Dirt', yet it also divided them. Guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Jerry Cantrell always leaned toward the mainstream, while singer-songwriter Layne Staley felt fascinated with the seamy underground lyrically and musically. Such tension drove the band toward stardom in their early years. Following 'Dirt', however, Alice in Chains suffered from near-crippling internal tensions that kept the band off the road for the remainder of the 90s, and personal tragedy soon would strike.
album: "Facelift" (1990)
We Die Young
Man In The Box
Sea Of Sorrow
Bleed The Freak
I Can't Remember
Love, Hate, Love
It Ain't Like That
Sunshine
Put You Down
Confusion
I Know Somethin' ('Bout You)
Real Thing
album: "Dirt" (1992)
Them Bones
Dam That River
Rain When I Die
Down In A Hole
Sickman
Rooster
Junkhead
Dirt
God Smack
Hate To Feel
Angry Chair
Would?
EP: "Sap" (1992)
Brother
Got Me Wrong
Right Turn
Am I Inside
EP: "Jar Of Flies" (1994)
Rotten Apple
Nutshell
I Stay Away
No Excuses
Don't Follow
Swing On This
album: "Alice In Chains" (1995)
Grind
Brush Away
Sludge Factory
Heaven Beside You
Head Creeps
Again
Shame In You
God Am
So Close
Nothin' Song
Frogs
Over Now
album: "Black Gives Way To Blue" (2009)
All Secrets Known
Check My Brain
Last Of My Kind
Your Decision
A Looking In View
When The Sun Rose Again
Acid Bubble
Lessons Learned
Take Her Out
Private Hell
Black Gives Way To Blue
album: "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here" (2013)
Hollow
Pretty Done
Stone
Voices
The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here
Lab Monkey
Low Ceiling
Breath On A Window
Scalpel
Phantom Limb
Hung On A Hook
Choke
other songs:
A Little Bitter
Chemical Addiction
Fairytale Love Story
Get Born Again
I Can't Have You Blues
Killer Is Me
Killing Yourself
King Of The Kats
Leave Me Alone
Lying Season[from "Music Bank" compilation]
Queen Of The Rodeo
Social Parasite
Suffragette City
What The Hell Have I?
Whatcha Gonna Do
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