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1. www.loudersound.com › features › jerry-cantrell-iAlice In Chains' Jerry Cantrell: I Want Blood interview | Louder

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   3 days ago · The first word on that song is ‘ending’, and it speaks to endings in life. It’s not all gloom and doom, it’s a little celebratory too of the journey that we take. Life is finite. Right now I’m talking to you on this phone, and I’m gonna get on stage tonight and play a show, but tomorrow is promised to no one.

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3. www.loudersound.com › features › jerry-cantrell-onJerry Cantrell on how he wrote Alice In Chains' classic hit ...

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   Jul 28, 2023 · Jerry Cantrell on how he wrote Alice In Chains’ classic hit Would? By Niall Doherty. published 28 July 2023. The Alice In Chains songwriter was still grieving the death of Mother Love Bone's Andrew Wood when he wrote the song for Crowe’s 1992 grunge film Singles.

4. 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.

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   Oct 18, 2024 · A real standout moment on the new record is the title track, which is a more uptempo, hard-driving type of rock song than we tend to hear from you. It has a little bit of a punk kind of edge to it, a little kind of’ 80s new-wave vibe to it, especially in the chorus.

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   Jul 26, 2024 · I Want Blood is one confrontation title. When did those words enter the equation? “I was in Vegas with [co-manager of Alice In Chains] Susan Silver for Sick New World festival, and she asked...

7. www.guitarworld.com › features › jerry-cantrellJerry Cantrell dissects Alice In Chains' self-titled album in ...

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   Nov 10, 2021 · Jerry Cantrell dissects Alice In Chains' self-titled album in this classic 1996 Guitar World interview: "I've never been a big soloist – I just do what fits the part" Features. By Jeff Gilbert, Andy Aledort. published 10 November 2021.

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   Is Alice in Chains a good song?

   • Mike from Falmouth, Ma This is one of the most beutiful songs I've heard throughout my entire life. Alice In Chains are true musical artists. This Song sounds great whether you're listening to the Album Version off of "Jar of Flies" or the version from their performance on MTV's Unplugged. It's an unbelievable tune.

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   What does 'I Want Blood' mean on Alice in Chains?

   • I want blood. I want your best.’ It's an apt metaphor for how Cantrell approached the making of the album. A solid three-decades-plus into his recording career, the singer and guitarist has amassed an imposing and influential body of work, both with Alice in Chains and on his own.

   Jerry Cantrell on the future of Alice in Chains and his new solo album

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   What happened to Alice in Chains?

   • Despite that, the grunge icon tells Guitar Player his commitment to Alice In Chains remains strong. The group broke up in 2002, following singer Layne Staley's death from a drug overdose, but Cantrell reformed the band for 2009’s Black Gives Way to Blue. "Obviously, it’s no secret where my loyalty lies, and that’s with the band," he says.

   Jerry Cantrell on the future of Alice in Chains and his new solo album

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   When did Alice in Chains drop off the Metallica tour?

   • When Alice In Chains dropped off the Metallica tour in 1994, it generated a lot of speculation about the band's future. "Actually, the speculation started before that, with the lyrics on Dirt. That was the beginning of it all. That's a hard record." The new one is hard, too.

   Jerry Cantrell dissects Alice In Chains' self-titled album in this

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9. xsrock.com › alice-in-chains-jerry-cantrell-debutsAlice In Chains’ Jerry Cantrell Debuts Title Track from ...

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   Oct 11, 2024 · The four-minute-plus track opens with a menacing bass line from Duff McKagan, accompanied by Mike Bordin’s building drumbeat, followed by Cantrell’s ominous first words… “I Want Blood.” The song was co-produced, as the album was, by Cantrell and Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens of the Stone Age, Melvins).