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     Alice - Azimut - 1982

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     Why THIS is Alice In Chains Best Song

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   Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupAzimut · AliceAzimut℗ 1982 EMI Music Italy s.r.l.Released on: 1982-01-01Composer Lyricist: AliceAuto-generated b...

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   Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupAzimut (2005 Digital Remaster) · AliceCollezione Italiana℗ 2005 EMI Music Italy s.r.l.Released on: 2006-01-01Comp...

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6. www.reddit.com › r › musictheoryWhat makes Alice In Chains' songs sound the way they do?

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   A lot of AiC songs have very typical and common chords that you can find in countless songs, and Jerry's guitar solos use thoroughly established blues-rock vocabulary. The vocal melodies aren't too unique either. It's the vocal harmony that really stands out as making AiC sound like AiC.

7. americansongwriter.com › behind-the-bone-rattlingBehind the Bone-Rattling Band Name “Alice in Chains”

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   Apr 26, 2023 · The original name Alice in Chains came from a goofy conversation between a few musicians. One was a member of Sleze and the other of the band Slaughter Haus 5. They were talking about backstage...

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   How did Alice in Chains get its name?

   • Staley, at first, was a drummer, earning his first singing gig later in the glam band Sleze. It was a different time. And from here, the story gets even more winding. The original name Alice in Chains came from a goofy conversation between a few musicians. One was a member of Sleze and the other of the band Slaughter Haus 5.

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   Is Alice in Chains a good band?

   • But the band that sometimes gets left off the tips of tongues is Alice in Chains. But it might be the best of all. Originally featuring two singers, Layne Staley, and Jerry Cantrell, the band soared up the hard rock charts with albums like Dirt in 1992 and the band’s self-titled LP in 1995.

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   Who are the members of Alice in Chains?

   • Alice in Chains is rounded out by drummer Sean Kinney and bassist Mike Inez. Formed officially in 1987, the founding band members were musicians in Seattle’s budding rock scene long before. Staley, at first, was a drummer, earning his first singing gig later in the glam band Sleze. It was a different time.

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   When did 'Alia N' Chains' get a middle N?

   • So in 1986, the group changed it up to Alice N’ Chains, noting that the middle-N was not a nod to Guns N’ Roses. The two met in the summer of 1987 in Seattle. Not long before Cantrell had seen an Alice N’ Chains show in the city of Tacoma, which is about 45 minutes south of the Emerald City.

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   The music for the song was written by Jerry Cantrell, Mike Starr, and Sean Kinney, while the lyrics were written by Jerry. It has the classic doom rift and makes you feel a little uneasy, as it should. The song examines the recurring theme in this album of anger and acceptance.